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C. Titus Brown wrote (on email, but I'm transferring the discussion to the blog):
No, not my blog — I'm not that modest — but good words nonetheless :).
And the post he cited included the lines:
The kind of practice where all of a sudden I realize that it is 2am and I'm exhausted physically so I should go to bed, but mentally I feel on fire so I let the code have me for another hour or two (I imagine this state to be like a marathon runner or ironman near the end of their race).
Well … no. Studies of highly-productive writers have shown that they establish a regular, sustainable pace of writing. That includes deliberately stopping before they get exhausted, confident that they'll be able to resume the next day with only a small productivity loss due to context switch. Although these studies were done on writers of natural language, I have every reason to believe they apply to productive coders as well.
Becoming skilled at programming, like gaining skill at any difficult task, takes long practice, sustained over months and years, and at a pace that allows you to remain healthy—mentally, physically, and socially. It's not like running a marathon (the original author's metaphor) so much as it's like training to run a marathon. You prepare by running sub-marathon distances, regularly, training over an extended period.


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Artifact Details
TitleSlide rule box
Catalog Number102731382
TypePhysical object
Dateca. 1961
ManufacturerScientific Instruments Co.
Place ManufacturedJapan
Identifying Numbers
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|Other number
|Donors ID number found on a green sticker on the right side of the box.
Dimensionsoverall: 1 3/4 in x 7 1/4 in x 2 in
DescriptionThe record contains a box for a "Professional Quality slide rule". "Pocket Mannheim" is printed in blue on two ends of the box. On the back, beside the logo, "Scientific Instruments Co. Berkeley Calif." is printed in blue.
CreditGift of Mike Konshak
Lot NumberX3741.2007
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The Hair Spa Loyalty Program
"Beauty Bucks"
What are beauty bucks?
You can earn points on salon services and retail purchases.
These points accumulate and turn into a dollar value that you can redeem for a service or product.
Every 100 points = $1
Do I have to pay to join?
No, this Program is free and presented as a courtesy to our loyal guests.
However, in order to join you'll need to provide your email address and birth date.
Who keeps track of my beauty bucks?
The Hair Spa has a program that can track all your purchases for you. Each time you visit and check out, your points are automatically tallied at the front desk.
At that point you can use them or continue to accumulate more.
Can I Transfer my Points to a Family Member or Friend?
Sorry, Beauty Bucks or Points are non-transferrable
When Can I Start Redeeming My Beauty Bucks?
You can redeem your Beauty Bucks once you accumulate 500 points ($5.00)
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Example: if you have 500 points you can redeem for $5.00, however if you have 550 you can only redeem 500.
The extra 50 will remain in you points bank.
Beauty Bucks cannot be redeemed the same day they are accumulated.
Do You Offer Any Bonus Points?
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We have all kinds of added opportunity to grow your "Beauty Bucks"
Referral Points = 1000 pts
If you refer a new client to The Hair Spa, once they have received their service you will automatically receive 1000 points ($10) in your Beauty Buck bank.
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Want to start seeing someone else, just to find out what another colorist/stylist might do different for you? We welcome the opportunity.
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300g of Multi-Function Chlorine Shock will treat a 10ft x 20ft swimming pool, containing 20,000 litres (4,500 gallons) or if Algae is present in the swimming pool it is suggested to double the dose. To close your swimming pool for winter we would recommend using it the day before adding any algaecide.


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Before using the Declaration of Performance mark, all Rationel's products had the CE-mark. You can see an overview of Rationel's CE-data here:
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Why Is The Myth That Women Are Bad With Money So Common? History Has Some Answers
Money is a feminist issue — and yet, women are still reluctant to talk about it. According to a recent Bustle survey of more than 1,000 millennial women, more than 50 percent of people said they never discuss personal finances with friends, even though 28 percent reported feeling stressed out about money every single day. That's why Bustle launched Grown-A$$ Finances, a series that gets real about what millennial women are doing with their money, and why — because managing your money should feel empowering, not intimidating.
If you spend any amount of time looking at films, literature, and any other media that tells a story about the way women spend money, one idea continues to appear: the idea of the woman as profligate shopaholic. She's a figure of fun or censure, and pops up a lot throughout history — from Sarah Jessica Parkers' Manolo-loving "woman who lived in her shoes" on Sex & the City to the legendarily over-spending Madame Bovary. Though it has been through a million permutations, the basic idea is still crystal clear: give women money or a credit card, and they'll drive themselves straight into a debt-ditch, surrounded by glittery things they don't need. Where did this idea that women are bad with money come from — and why do we so rarely see men depicted in a similar way?
Despite what pop culture may tell us, science has shown that the tendency to overspend is not actually closely tied to gender. While a lot of attention is paid to female consumerism and how women buy things in our culture, men go over-budget just as often — but they aren't given the same scrutiny or evaluated in the same fashion. Why is this?
If you probe into history, you discover that the figure of the decadent woman who spends too much (particularly on things like jewelry and clothes) as a target for political and social opprobium goes back a very long way. And it says a lot about how we think about women's rationality, emotions, and economic power.
Powerful Women Have Been Accused Of Being "Lavish" Throughout History
One of the best examples of how female extravagance has been perceived as a perceived moral failing in a powerful woman is in a historical myth; for example. the story that Cleopatra, seeking to impress Marc Antony, dissolved pearls in vinegar and proceeded to drink them. Pliny the Elder relates the story in his Natural History, but, as academic James Grout pointed out, pearls themselves were a Roman symbol of profligacy among women, with Pliny criticizing the trend of wearing several on one earring so that they clicked together. The drink itself was also part of a mythical show of extravagance: Cleopatra was trying to win a bet that she could spend 10 million sesterces on one meal.
While pearls in vinegar are indeed a drink you could make, the story (which has no historical basis) rapidly gained ground among artists and historians as a symbol both of feminine luxuriousness and of "foreign" decadence. Marc Antony's role in this story is generally forgotten, and that's not an accident; keeping the attention focused squarely on Cleopatra and her supposed actions was an easy way in which to undermine a powerful woman's legacy and render her a figure of fun, or of irresponsibility. And this wasn't a one-off example; this kind of thing has happened a lot.
The flip side of this particular kind of pillorying comes from the propaganda surrounding Marie Antoinette, which survives well into the present day. The Queen, according to materials circulated at the time by political enemies, was so violently extravagant that she developed the nickname "Madame Deficit," a name which stood in stark contrast to the desperate financial needs of her people. In reality, scholars note, the Queen's spending was likely not seen as wildly unusual within Versailles, and was matched by the King's. But it was to become her defining characteristic through the work of republicans, who, Judith Thurman wrote in the New Yorker, "saw Marie Antoinette as the insatiable parasite who embodied all the evils of her regime," despite the fact that the country's bankruptcy wasn't tied to her spending at all. Nor, Thurman notes, "did the French people entirely begrudge the Queen her lavish toilettes:"
"She was expected, indeed required, to make a patriotic public display of support for the luxury trades, particularly silk weaving, an important sector of the economy."
From an engine of trade and a (deeply out of touch) display of the glories of the French court to a villain who deserved beheading — a transition that was achieved partially through pegging her as an over-spender. It's not exactly an extinct phenomenon, either. Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton have both been scrutinized violently for their spending, particularly on "fripperies" like hair and wardrobe, while simultaneously being held to spectacularly high standards of presentation. It's a war women can't win. So where did it come from?
The Idea Of Women As Inherently "Frivolous" Has Used To Oppress Women For Centuries
Criticism of women for spending their husbands' and fathers' money on finery and "frivolousness" abounds through history. These women had access to money, the logic went, because of the grace of their male relatives, and had to be restrained from spending it on nonsense. Roman law, at one point, noted that women "delight in and boast about" cosmetics and jewelry because that was their only sphere of influence (though, perversely, the same legal code also refused to let them have any political rights that might give them more spheres of influence). The basic issue, for the Romans and for societies after them, was that women couldn't really be trusted with money because of a fundamental flaw: they lacked the ability to control themselves.
The philosopher Philo noted that "the male was superior to the female because he represented the more rational parts of the soul, while the female represented the less rational." Women were supposedly less capable of reasonable thought and were more emotional, impulsive, and less capable of controlling their baser instincts. Putting them in charge of money, therefore, was seen as risky; money demanded a level head, and women would just run off and spend it on "fripperies." Lincoln's widow, Mary Todd Lincoln, was committed to an asylum as "insane" by her son in 1875 partially because he thought she was spending too much money (she was later released).
Economists have explained that there's still often a fundamental disconnect between economic theory and how women are placed within it because of this rationality myth. Three female economists, in Women & Their Money 1700-1950, note that "whether women can reasonably be conceptualized as 'emotional' economic actors in contrast to 'rational" economic men' is a vital question considering that economics is mostly seen as a rational science. If we see how economic systems work as 'rational,' and women as irrational, then we're always going to condemn their fiscal behavior." And if you think this isn't still part of how we think of women and spending today, you haven't been paying attention.
The Belief Over-Spending Will Harm A Woman & Her Community Goes Way Back
The idea that women who overspend are a danger to themselves and to others turns up as a thread a lot in Western discussions of women and money: if you let women control money, the myth goes, they'd damage everything. Over-spending on adorning yourself, according to opinion in medieval Europe, meant you were attempting to seduce men, an unacceptably forward kind of behavior that had to be tightly controlled. In 19th century America, meanwhile, women were encouraged to donate their jewelry to and sacrifice "unnecessary fripperies" for Christian charity. Allowing a woman to spend on herself was considered dangerous for everybody around her.
"The overindulgence in a taste for finery," wrote George Washington Bumap in a series of lectures on The Sphere & Duties Of A Woman in 1848, "does not stop at its economical effects. Its social and moral consequences are no less pernicious." Indulging in so much self-decoration, he thought, was a societal disgrace, and "every woman... who gives into these fashionable follies, much more who commences and fosters them, commits a sin alike against humanity, morality, and religion." Can't get plainer, or more sexist, than that.
Skewering a woman's reputation through her spending, particularly on clothing and jewelry (while also criticizing her if she doesn't have a suitable appearance), is therefore a very old-school and intriguing exercise in sexism that involves a lot of historical baggage. It's also, needless to say, nonsense. Some modern women have famously taken the criticism and turned it on its head, as when Secretary of State Madeleine Albright sent diplomatic messages through her brooches or The Notorious RBG communicated dissent via beautiful jabots on the Supreme Court bench. Their money, they say, is theirs to spend, and those "fripperies" have serious weight.
Check out the "Grown-A$$ Finances" stream in the Bustle App for more tips and tricks on how to save and spend your money.


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Steven Kline, Jr.
Recently, a management consultant asked me to fill out a survey on motivational factors. The survey asked managers to rank ten factors in order of importance (with 1 being the most important and 10 the least important) based on what they thought their employees feel are the most important to them. The ten factors were a feeling of being in on things, job security, interesting work, personal loyalty to employees, tactful disciplining, good working conditions, promotions and growth in the company, good wages, sympathetic help on personal problems and full appreciation of work done.
As I tried to rank these factors, I considered what I would find important and the unique culture created by the owners of our company, who truly value an open, honest and loyal relationship with their employees.
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My ranking was somewhat different than that of the typical manager, but similar in some respects. The typical manager ranked the factors this way—good wages, job security, promotions and growth in the company, good working conditions, interesting work, personal loyalty to employees, tactful disciplining, full appreciation of work done, sympathetic help on personal problems and feeling of being in on things.
Unfortunately, neither my ranking, nor that of the typical manager, matched up very well with the average ranking from the 10,000 employees that filled out the survey. The average employee answered the survey this way—full appreciation of work done, feeling of being in on things, sympathetic help on personal problems, job security, good wages, interesting work, promotions and growth within the company, personal loyalty to employees, good working conditions and tactful disciplining.
So, what does this survey tell us? It tells us that managers seem to place more importance on career issues (good wages, job security and promotions) as motivational factors, while employees place more importance on personal issues (appreciation, inclusion/shared information and help on personal problems) as motivational factors.
The results also tell us the importance of communication. It is important for a manager to communicate with his/her employees so that he/she can understand what motivates them. In the end, it's up to the manager to adjust to the employee's motivational needs, not for the employee to adjust to how the manager likes to motivate people.


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We just started having issues as of last night. Basically, all was good until I tried to add a users account to someones phone. It wasn't working and then noticed some activesync errors on the box. Per a KB article, it mentioned to add some reserved ports into the registry to resolve, and if the events continue to occur to remove the patch 951746 or 951748. Also, I can't get on the web whatsoever, but I can ping google and get a response.
In any case, I'm having issues now in that since last night around this time SMTP and IMAP will not start. Both give an error like "The service could not bind instance 1. The data is the error code.".
I checked netstat, but I don't see anything using or listening on SMTP or IMAP. I also tried to telnet to port 25, but don't get any connection.
There are no firewalls or AV enabled. Any help greatly appreciated while I wait on MS to give me a call back after opening this ticket.


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(Don't let this stock image deceive you… 002 Vanilla is the lightest colour and it's darker than that in person)
I was recently sent Revlon's PhotoReady makeup to try out. I was really eager to see how I got on with it after hearing about the sparkly-ness and all that jazz. The first time I used it, I HATED it. I felt like a disco ball. But yesterday, I decided to give it another chance.
Packaging: MUCH more convenient than Colorstay as it features a pump – finally, Revlon! I also prefer the bottle design. The amount of product you get is the same (30ml), which is good since they cost the same. One pump is a bit more than I need to do my entire face, but whatever's left on the back of my hand can be used on my neck so it doesn't matter.
Coverage: I'd say medium. In the picture below you can see it doesn't completely cover the freckly thing on my cheek like Revlon Colorstay does. That freckle is useful, it's a good measure for foundation coverage! PhotoReady successfully covers my nasty little red patches and blemishes but it doesn't totally wipe out my freckles, which I like.
Application: Difficult! The first time I used this I applied it with Revlon's foundation brush which was also sent to me. Because the consistency is a lot more fluid than Colorstay I found it a lot harder to blend, especially using that brush. I had quite a bit more success the second time using my fingers to distribute the product and ELF's flat top brush to buff it out, but I think I still need to get the hang of applying this one perfectly.
Finish: Uhmm.. How do I put this? Yes, it freaking sparkles. Personally I've never really been one to go for 'the dewy look' although it looks nice on other people, my skin tends to be a bit oily so I never look dewy, I just look greasy. With this foundation, it seems to dry kinda semi-matte but with sparkles.. it's weird. I didn't like it at all until I powdered over it with ELF Studio HD powder – now there's a combo I like! These two together give my skin a weird hybrid of glowing matte skin… haha. The sparkle is actually starting to work for me a bit, provided it's powdered.
Staying Power: Pretty good. It was a hot day yesterday – I applied my makeup about 10am. I was looking a little bit shiny by lunchtime so I powdered over my T-zone and it was fine. I took the dog for a looong walk in the afternoon, and it was a little bit patchy when I got back but with another powdering it was still passable. It was too patchy to be acceptable by about 4.30pm, so that's what, 6 and a half hours? But I did wear myself out walking the dog and it was a hot day. I'm sure in an air conditioned office it'd be better!
('After' shows the foundation applied with fingers and buffed with a flat-top brush, set with ELF HD Powder)
:: SPF 20 (vs Colorstay which is SPF 6)
:: Reasonable coverage
:: Pump bottle!
:: Doesn't really have a smell like Colorstay does
:: I haven't broken out! If my skin doesn't like a product, I'll start sprouting some super sexy spots within hours of it being on.
:: Reasonable longevity with a few powder touch-ups
:: Not very easy to blend
:: Limited shade range
:: Still not quite sure about the sparkle…
I realise that the finish of the foundation could be just PERFECT for photography, but since I don't really get photographed that's not a huge factor for me, haha. Aside from my own crappy FOTDs of course.
Overall? The jury's still out. I don't hate it like I thought I did, but I don't love it yet either.
Have you tried it? What did you think?


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The sun is literally shining on new investment in a particular form of renewable energy across the U.S. and especially in South Carolina.
As someone who has had a long interest in solar power development, I was encouraged to see legislation in place – at the federal and state levels – to stimulate personal and business investment in solar technology as an alternative source of energy production. As a result of increased tax incentives in South Carolina in particular, we installed an eight-kilowatt solar system on the roof of our family home in December 2015. Given a mild month of March, our power bill was $0! In looking closer at our actual March power usage, which would have resulted in a $200 power bill under normal conditions, this savings was effectively a 10% return on our after-tax installation cost.
Avison Young's office in Charleston, SC also has solar panels that generate electricity to supplement power for our operations. Like my family in the case of our home, Avison Young receives ongoing energy savings, depending on the actual amount of energy generated by solar, which will offset monthly costs and the cost of installing this system over the long term. In other words, Avison Young's solar power system in Charleston will produce consistent annual returns on investment through reduced operating expenses and other benefits.
My personal and business experiences with solar energy reached another level recently with the release of the Avison Young Topical Report Solar in South Carolina: Great for Business
As the report explains, the business case for investing in solar power has never been stronger for businesses and property owners in South Carolina. Bottom-line benefits can start accruing after just five years of solar power use, with longer-term benefits including ongoing savings on electricity bills and a reduced reliance on more traditional forms of power generation, which contribute to global warming.
The recent extension of the federal government's solar energy investment tax credit (ITC) to 2021 and the state's solar energy tax credit (which provides another 25% tax credit based on the purchase and installation costs, along with a five-year depreciation schedule), have helped establish an investment environment conducive to promoting solar power as a viable alternative energy source in South Carolina.
Recent advances in solar technology and mass production are driving costs down; and, with tax credits like those in South Carolina and other incentives, solar is becoming a more cost-effective solution across the U.S.
I encourage you to investigate your state's solar power incentive programs – for residential or business purposes – and consider this positive form of investment.
For more details, please read the Avison Young Topical Report Solar in South Carolina: Great for Business on the Avison Young website.


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The Race Is On
Its safe to say that, within the next few years, all database products will need to be able to quickly verify, store and retrieve data in XML format. More open to question is whether traditional relational databases can gain XML features faster than new XML databases can gain the scalability, programmability, reliability and manageability of the relational players.
Based on history and our experience, traditional relational databases will beat XML databases to the punch.
In 1996 and 1997, we saw relational players Oracle Corp., IBM and Informix Software Inc. (now part of IBM) add object database and Java language features to their relational databases to compete with pure object databases. In 1998 and 1999, these same vendors added a variety of extensibility features to store geospatial, text, image, HTML and time series data in their databases, basically killing the market for custom databases that were designed just to store one of these types of data.
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Now, the relational database players are taking advantage of the past work that added object support, extensibility, Java and text manipulation to their products and are combining these strengths with their extensive research efforts into XML parsers and query languages. Long term, we think relational engines will be the right place for both XML and non-XML data.
Oracle, IBM and Sybase Inc. have all added an XML data type to their databases to store XML in native format. These vendors database products, in addition to Microsoft Corp.s Microsoft SQL Server, allow database administrators to parse XML data at import time and store that information in a set of relational tables. They also allow retrieval of data in XML format.
The main advantage of XML databases is their free-form, document- oriented storage engines. Theres no need to specify the structure of XML documents before storing them.
As a result, messy, semistructured data is handled well by native XML databases. Organizations with applications oriented around the storage of entire documents, such as manuals, brochures or Web pages, will find native XML databases the right tool for the Web.
In the short term, those with text-oriented applications will find native XML databases a good fit; for others, we recommend investigating what the relational players are doing, as this technology is changing almost week to week.


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Football Development League
The St Peter's Anglican Primary School Football Development League endeavours to assist students in building skills and passion in football (soccer). Our program will be conducted by Mr Michael Alldis, our Football Development League Coordinator. Michael will coach the program and will at times engage external providers.
Our Development League will operate here at school on both Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7.30am – 8.30 am, with students in K - 2 attending on Tuesdays, and those in Years 3 - 6 attending on Thursdays. The League will operate in five week blocks and students must enrol and commit to the full five week block. The students will be graded according to their skill development and placed in appropriate groups.
If you are interested in our Development League, please contact the School Office for bookings. All placements will be billed through Campbelltown Anglican Schools Council. Places are limited to 28 students and will be filled on a first in, first served basis


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Itinerary : Sile and Agva are small fishing villages located on Black Sea coast. This coast offers landscapes at least interesting and spectacular as those found in the city. We have a full day excursion from Istanbul .
Pick up from your hotel (**only Old City and Taksim area with free pick up service) about 08:30. Heading northeast of Istanbul on the Anatolian side, we will arrive in Sile, a small Black Sea fishing town situated on rocks. Known for it´s sandy beaches and famous ´Sile Bezi´, an open-weave cotton fabric, it is the perfect first stop for our tour. On the way to Agva we come across picturesque traditional Turkish villages like Kabakoz and Suayipli where time seems to have stood still. So near to Istanbul distance-wise, yet so far in their way of life. Experience the friendless and curiosity of these villagers. Once a port of call for ships sailing east from the Bosphorus, enjos a stroll along the fishing harbor or relax with a tea at the hilltop cafe overlooking The Lighthouse of Sile.
Continuing along the coastal route we arrive in Agva, deep in nature and situates between the Yesilcay and Goksu rivers that flow into the Black Sea. Upon arrival you will find peace in a leisurely boat ride down the Goksu river. Set in a landscape so green and rich, bask in the sights of Agva. After taking in a magnificent view overlooking the sea and bluffs, we will break for lunch where you may dine on the local fish. Next you will have a choice to truly unwind in the beauty of the Black Sea region by either relaxing along the Goksu River, or on one of Agva´s sandy beaches. Surrounded by forest and cliffs, the fresh, blue green waters of the sea are calling you. Get lost in nature.
We will take the forest route on our return trip. Because of it´s mild, damp climate, this region is heavily forested and here is where we make our final stop. relax with a tea as you sway in a hammock at a forest cafe. A perfect ending to a day rich in nature. We will depart from this final destination to return back to Istanbul fully rejuvenated.
** Please note that there will be an extra charge for pick up service from other locations which will be informed you separetely when we get your hotel details. The extra pick up service cost payable to the driver in cash change please.
Price : 67 euro per person for cash payments. The cost including the transportation, entrances fees, lunch and Professional English speaking guide.
8% tax will be added for credit cards payments.
Important Note : Please note that all reservations are subject to availability of the tour eventhough payment is done online. In such a case, we will inform you accordingly and refund you the whole payment on the first week day.
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A successful legal conversion rate process is made up of four stages, profiling, research, analysis and testing. But it all begins with that very important first stage the profiling of your ideal claimants. In the rest of this blog you'll learn what questions to ask and what research you can conduct to build a well-developed claimant persona for your firm, which will help you increase conversions from potential claimants to new cases.
P.S. Download our Legal CRO podcast and learn how to analyse that all important data for your legal firm and increase the number of new cases your firm is generating today.
Questions to ask?
Begin by identifying questions that you need to ask to develop your personas. Depending on the business sector of your legal firm the importance of the answers to these questions will differ but all the information is important to help you build a well-developed persona.
Within the B2B sector you want to focus heavily on what a typical working day looks like for your ideal client, how their performance is measured and what tools do they use. You also want to know about the business they work for and both the business and personal goals of your target audience.
Just as important but more so to a B2C based legal practice is an individual's personal background, do they have family, how old are they and what level of education do they have?
Alongside all of this information you also want to understand how they interact with your legal firm on the web, what sort of content engages them most and how do they go from being a simple visitor to a client.
By establishing these questions at the very start of your persona building process you allow yourself to begin researching how best to answer them.
Research your persona
There are three key ways you can research your persona using the questions you have created to help understand the needs and challenges faced by your firm's ideal claimant.
- First off you could gain insight from your current client base, depending on the relationship you have with your clients you may be able to answer a lot of the simple background questions without ever having to speak to them. This will allow you to use the time you spend speaking directly with them to focus on the more behavioural questions of why they first reached out to you, and how they interact with your website.
- On the other hand if you'd rather not reach out to your firm's current clients then you may wish to run a tailored and specifically targeted survey either on your firm's website or through a survey tool like Survey Monkey or Google Surveys. This will allow you to target people that meet the minimum parameters of your ideal claimants and gain further insight from them to help you develop your persona further.
- Finally you can use lead intelligence software such as HubSpot or Lead Forensics to help you answer questions on how your persona interacts on your website and online, from the content they choose to read to the social media networks they are on.
All of this research and the answers you gain allow you to build a clear and well developed client persona.
But keep these two things in mind:
- Your persona needs to focus on what motivates behaviour, not just simply what someone does but why they do it.
- Your persona needs to be semi-fictional, yet it should be specific enough that it guides you as you produce your conversion rate strategy, yet not so specific that you are describing a single individual.


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Rico Gutstein is a mathematics education professor in the Curriculum and Instruction department of the University of Illinois at Chicago. He writes and teaches about critical and Freirean pedagogies, and mathematics and urban education policy. Rico has taught middle and high school mathematics in Chicago public schools and is the author of Reading and Writing the World with Mathematics: Toward a Pedagogy for Social Justice (2006). He also co-edited Rethinking Mathematics: Teaching Social Justice by the Numbers (2nd Ed) (2013). Rico is a founding member of Teachers for Social Justice (Chicago) and is active in the movement against education privatization.
My practice and research focus on teaching and learning mathematics for social justice ("critical mathematics"). For me, this means to prepare students to learn and use mathematics to study social reality and fight injustice, so that they can change what they believe is wrong. Because of that, I always consider how these processes within schools and classrooms interconnect with the broader sociopolitical contexts in which we live. This stance leads me to write this blog post by drawing on Fanon and Freire, who always studied the dialectical relationships between phenomena. And, I write it from the perspective of an activist scholar, living and working in Chicago, an often-violent city whose culturally and spiritually strong and resilient working-class communities of color are under the devastating attack of neoliberal capitalism—austerity, school and health clinic closings, massive displacement and gentrification, environmental racism, and much more. If my views seem extreme or constrained it may be because the stark polarization and ever-increasing inequalities are front and center for so many of the city's residents—injustice is everywhere in the air here.
Fanon, a revolutionary and psychiatrist, analyzed the terrible violence of colonialism inflicted upon Algerians during their war of independence from France (and the psychic damage to the French perpetrators as well). He wrote that ground-down, oppressed people sometimes take out their righteous anger on wrong targets and wreak havoc on themselves and their community. This is beyond tragic.
Freire (1998) wrote in a similar vein (and was much influenced by Fanon, 1963). Acknowledging this pain and fury, he advocated that radical teachers need to build on people's resistance and begin to undo the internalized damage from oppression while making the world better. He wrote:
One of the basic questions that we need to look at is how to convert merely rebellious attitudes into revolutionary ones in the radical transformation of society. Merely rebellious attitudes or actions are insufficient, though they are an indispensable response to legitimate anger. It is necessary to go beyond rebellious attitudes to a more radically critical and revolutionary position… (p. 74)
My friend and colleague, K. Wayne Yang (2006), has a related understanding and specifically addressed one way teachers can do this. He said, "My students don't resist me because we are too busy resisting the system together." That line bears rereading. When we consider our positionalities and the relationships we build with those with whom we work, we can keep the above views in mind.
These perspectives are also salient when asking: Why learn math, for what purpose? (I'm not trying to pigeonhole math, because I believe that this argument holds for education, period. But I'm a math educator, so I'll talk about what I know best.) Through Fanon's lens, if people knew better the roots of their wounds, there might be less self-destruction. Following Freire and Yang, when teachers work with students and stand unequivocally with them against the conditions they feel oppress them, this righteous rage can be transformed into serious study to understand and change the world. So you analyze your reality to better understand the crises we're in, and because you have real questions and real pain demanding answers. Studying the conditions of our lives—with or without math—is to develop a critical analysis, a deeper sense of self and history and culture and community, as a necessary part of remaking the world.
And you use whatever you can. Math is just one way. When in prison, Malcolm X learned to use the English language as a vehicle towards his liberation. It was a different use of English for him, already a master in language. For youth in school, mathematics can play that role, but won't necessarily. That's where radical teachers come in. When teachers teach so that students learn and use math to investigate things of meaning to them—their world—then the mathematics itself has meaning because it helps them begin to answer their own questions.
Least people read me as only framing math instrumentally, I believe that mathematics is profoundly human, a part of our collective cultural production and knowledge creation. All peoples created mathematics, always, just like they created language—without exception. Bees fly, people do mathematics. We experience life in many ways, including by locating, comparing, noticing patterns, seeing shapes, using time, measuring, predicting, designing, estimating, counting, experimenting, playing—all characteristic of mathematics or with mathematical characteristics. (It is sad that many people had their innate mathematical selves bastardized by school so that they hate, fear, or are ambivalent toward something they loved when they were little and that was very much part of them—then.)
So why learn (math)? To understand and change the world, because much needs to change. And I am talking deep, conceptually based mathematics that also affords students access to further education and economic well-being for themselves, families, and communities. Several years ago, I taught a "math for social justice class" in an untracked, neighborhood (i.e., non-selective-enrollment) Chicago public high school. Students learned math to answer their real questions—about criminalization, HIV-AIDS, sexism, racism, gentrification, deportation, and more. They did end-of-year presentations about their studies in their communities, one Black (North Lawndale), one Latina/o (South Lawndale, aka Little Village). They titled their sessions, "Our People, Our Issues—Math as Our Weapon." When teachers frame and teach mathematics as a weapon in the struggle for social justice, youth in places like Lawndale (and elsewhere?) may come to appropriate it, just like Malcolm X mastered English. Mathematics makes sense to them, and they want to learn it not only for their futures but even more, because they begin to see themselves as subjects in history capable of "reading and writing the world" (Freire).
I know this is difficult work, to develop and teach curriculum based on students' lives so that they understand and begin to change reality, especially given horrific pressures of mandates (e.g., Common Core State Standards Initiative), tests, attacks on teachers and unions, and more. But it is doable. Readers of Rethinking Mathematics (Gutstein & Peterson, 2013) know that teachers and teacher educators are trying to make this road while walking. Much more can be said about this path, with all its complexities and challenges. But if we care about students learning mathematics—and why should they learn it—we can draw lessons and inspiration from those addressing these issues (in any subject) and support students in studying the conditions of their lives so that they can change the world—with and without mathematics. And while we should not think of teaching this way as a magic bullet that will by itself radically change students' experiences in math classes, we should appreciate that it can help motivate their learning, deepen their commitments, and strengthen their perseverance—all necessary to transform reality.
Fanon, F. (1963). The wretched of the earth. (C. Frankington, Trans.). New York: Grove Press.
Freire, P. (1998). Pedagogy of freedom. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield.
Gutstein, E., & Peterson, B. (Eds.). (2013). Rethinking mathematics: Teaching social justice by the numbers (2nd Ed.). Milwaukee, WI: Rethinking Schools, Ltd.
Yang, K. W. (2006, March 30). Transformative teaching and youth resistance. Talk given at DePaul University, Chicago, IL.
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Antigua's Sprout Wins Island Water World's First DrawThe first winner of Island Water World's online game was Russell Morton, alias Sprout, from Antigua, who became the proud owner of a dinghy-outboard combo worth US $3200 in November. The company planned to give away two more Walker Bay Air floor Hypalon AF240 Dinghies with a Mercury-5HP-outboard Combo by the end of January and ship them free of charge. "No matter how small or big the purchase, every buyer had a chance to win," says Sean Kennelly, Managing Director of Island Water World. http://www.islandwaterworld.com
Five Boats Arrive with Transatlantic Maxi Yacht CupWith a December 15 prize-giving ceremony, the Transatlantic Maxi Yacht Cup 2009 organized by the International Maxi Association wrapped up. Five boats from five different countries took part in the race from Tenerife to St. Maarten. The winner overall in elapsed time and IRC corrected time was the Chinese boat Beau Geste, owned by Mr. Karl C. Kwok, now the new race record holder. The 2010 departure will be November 22 from Tenerife.
Crown Bay Marina Presents Competitions for Charter Chefs, CaptainsOn Friday, February 19, Crown Bay Marina in St. Thomas, USVI, will offer chefs the chance to shine and win cash prizes. Charter chefs of vessels docked at Crown Bay Marina on that date are invited to prepare barbeque spare ribs with a complimentary side dish for the grand prize. A BBQ sauce featuring rum as an ingredient must be used to compete and a basket of ingredients will be provided to each contestant. Register seven days in advance by calling or emailing at (340) 774-2255 or email@example.com. In conjunction with Mahogany Run Golf Course, captains of vessels docking at Crown Bay Marina are invited to develop a two-person team to participate in a new progressive golf tournament format for a grand prize of $2500. Each team must consist of a captain of a vessel docked at Crown Bay Marina on the night of play. For contest rules, contact Crown Bay Marina at 340-774-2255 or email@example.com
Dominica Security Reminder for Cruisers
The Portsmouth Association of Yacht Services and Security (P.A.Y.S.) reminds all yachts visiting Dominica to moor or anchor in the North end of Prince Rupert Bay (between Blue Bay Restaurant and Purple Turtle) where security patrols are conducted nightly. "Although we recognize that some visitors prefer the seclusion of the south end, current economic conditions do not permit our group to patrol the whole bay." P.A.Y.S. is a non-profit association established in 2007 that includes 17 members from the yacht tourism sector in Portsmouth. Contact either Jeff Frank (President), tel. 767 245 0125) or Helen Clarke (Cabrits Cafe and Dive, tel. 767 275 3020) with questions.
Easier Megayacht Clearance for Martinique
Douglas Rapier of Douglas' Yacht Service in Martinique reports that local customs has now formally stated that pick-up and drop-off for megayachts is possible as long as a charter contract is on board that was not signed in Martinique. His company is authorized for pre-clearance In/Out sent via Email as a PDF file. "Commercial/charter yachts can therefore base themselves in the French Islands," Rapier reports. "Private Yachts are no problem and have temporary entry valid for 18 months." Contact Rapier for more details: Douglas' Yacht Services, Marin, Martinique. Cell: +596 696 45 89 75.
Grenada Classic Yacht Regatta Postponed to 2011Organizer Fred Thomas announced his decision in January to postpone this year's Grenada Classic Yacht Regatta, previously scheduled for March 4 to 7. Citing concerns with sponsorship and the regatta's domain name, Thomas said the event, which was held in 2008 and 2009, will return next year. Last year's winner, both overall and in the vintage yacht division, was Thalia. For information on the 2011 Grenada Classic, contact Thomas at email@example.com.
Horizon Opens Office at Port Louis, GrenadaHorizon Yacht Charters and Management has announced the opening of an office and yacht services location at Camper and Nicholsons Port Louis Marina in St George's, Grenada. The charter company has been established for 10 years at True Blue Marina on the island's south coast, offering yacht charter and management services, and now offers an extension of management services at Port Louis, a year-round, well-protected, in-the-water location.
Horizon's team will specialize in the maintenance of clients' yachts while they are away, arranging installation of new equipment and systems, haul-outs for bottom paint work, and repairs. They will also operate a full yacht brokerage service and arrange for buyer's inspection, survey and sea trials. As agents for Bavaria Yachts and; Fontaine Pajot, Horizon will offer new and used yachts for sale. For more information: James Pascall, Tel: (473) 439-1000, (473) 535-0328, or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
Dockside Management will be Preferred IGY Provider in St. Maarten
Ships agent Dockside Management reported in December that they have signed an agreement with Island Global Yachting (IGY) to be a "preferred provider" at IGY's two marinas in St. Maarten, The Yacht Club at Isle de Sol and Simpson Bay Marina. Based on St. Maarten, Dockside Management provides vessel services such as banking, clearance, visa assistance, courier/freight, provisioning, parts and repair.
This Month: Club Nautico Regatta February 4 - 7
Club Nautico de San Juan (Puerto Rico)'s annual Optimist, Laser, Sunfish and Snipe Regatta will begin with check-in on Thursday afternoon, February 4 followed by racing through the weekend. The awards ceremony takes place on Sunday afternoon, February 7 to conclude the event. Registration is $160 ($190 for Snipe). Boats are available for charter. For full information, contact email@example.com, Tel. (787) 722-0177, Fax: (787) 724-8059.
Product Spotlight: Sea-loving Soap and ShampooFor the Caribbean cruiser, finding anything-from electronics to soap-that works well in salt water is an exciting discovery. High tech gadgets that function at sea have been around for ages, but a salt water lather was hard to find. Most sailors have used dishwashing detergent or held out for that precious fresh water shower. But now we can take along Savon de Mer, a shampoo and body gel that foams in both salt and fresh water. Not only does it work itself into pleasing, soapy suds in the ocean for washing both body and hair, it also leaves behind no filmy, hard-to-rinse residue. Finally, all our bases are covered and we can cruise the world armed with products created specifically for our salty environment. Ladies and gentlemen of the sea, enjoy! PS: it smells satisfyingly clean to boot. http://www.savondemer.com -Andrea Bailey Share Tweet


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Fled from Eritrea
In 2015 and 2016 thousands of Eritreans came to Holland. Almost all of them got a residence permit. Most Dutch people don't know anything about Eritrea. Is there war? Why are people fleeing the country?
Zina's Kitchen
Her beautiful red curls are probably the first thing you notice when you see her in the kitchen. While making her enticing food, there's a bright smile on her face. Zina Abboud (33) is the first female refugee to have started her own company, according to the Kamer van Koophandel.
How to be a refugee from Europe
People are killing each other in the streets. Fighter Aircraft are shelling missiles on your head. Watch out! tanks are bombing indiscriminately. Areas are besieged. Your cities are ruined to the ground one after another by the regime and the insurgents. Congratulations! You have a civil war in your homeland and have to leave at once!!


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Firstly, hi guys. I'd like to say hi to all those hard working brickies out there. I have been one for over 40 years now.
I'm still one, love it to bits. Lots of us in the building trade need both physical and mental exercise or we get bored. Not so laying bricks, every job is different in so many aspects.
Different bricks, different colour, every job has a problem and that is what I like about bricklaying, we get to be really good trouble shooters and get a comprehensive experience in many other trades – although I must add not all paid for :O( Shifting windows to constrict large perps, moving plumbing pipes to sit on brick courses, shifting the meter box, electrical or gas to make it gauge and bond and so on.
I have been working in Central Queensland for about 40 years now. We are getting many migrants from the south these days and I have been asked to have a quick squiz at some of the brickwork. I would like to point out a few cardinal facts.
The cyclone region, I think is from the 30th parallel up. It's causing many problems in structural brickwork, so before you jump in your car and drive up here: the veneer ties are AS3700 which is to be medium density, not light gauge and they are to be screwed on, not nailed (this is illegal). So double, to triple the price and in my gang every one gets a battery drill, another expense. Within 3 km from the beach stainless ties are law, about $112.00 per box and don't throw away the stainless screws as they wont sit in your drill bit (stainless does not magnetise) and substitute the screws, as galvanised reacts with stainless.
Next thing is the mortar. We are not in possession of fire clay as in the southern areas, so putting excessive amounts of plasticiser in each batch is structural suicide. Your budget in the south has many areas to improve upon and I have witnessed some of the attempts to manage it – cutting back the cement powder and increasing the plasticiser – this is a double whammy no-no (double trouble!) here.
We have mother-nature to contend with – our loam comes from the river and a lot of the time we are flooded. The loam we have is awful, so my solution has been to increase the lime. I have had to put in up to four shovels of lime to a batch of mud. Please, if you put in plasticiser, do put it in the water which goes in the mixer first; this lets it mix through the entire batch from the beginning. Use lime as it has hydraulic qualities. I always use lime in all my construction.
I just had a builder mate, consult me on a house. He was so upset with the craftsmanship and the materials used, he had it demolished. The cost you ask? Have a go at this: $5,000 to pull it down, $3,000 for dump fees, $10,000 to re-brick it, $9,000 for bricks and mortar. All of the hot water system had to be removed from the outside of the house; the same for external lights and fittings and some of the soffits had to be removed, repapered and termi mesh patched. The house had a pathway – all had to be covered. All up the builder estimated the total cost was around $40,000 all because of shoddy mortar. Please take note!
I have travelled the world and laid bricks in lots of countries and have seen some beautiful brickwork. Today I'd like to share a picture of brickwork in Mexico – Mexican workers inherently down load from the Maya and Inca! These people seem to be competent in in so many skills.
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Permaculture design has so much to offer, but it only works if we all leverage our time and resources together. The organization utilizes dynamic governance to make decisions and get things done! You can learn more about it in this video and take the initial 20-minute training in using it in GRLPI here:
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This homemade costume for families entered our 2013 Halloween Costume Contest.
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I am the cat in the hat and my twins Jameson and Everly are Thing 1 and Thing 2. I dyed their onesies and the pants Everly is wearing(I also dyed a Jacket for Everly but it's not in the picture. I made their wigs by gluing a feather boas to baby hats.I printed out the decals on their shirts on printable iron on trasfer paper and I made Everly's tutu.I also glued white felt onto a red hat because I couldn't find any striped hats at the stores in my town.
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The Lost Prince
Julie Kagawa
Harlequin Teens
Release Date: October 23, 2012
A non-putting down book!!
This was an amazing reading, Ethan's story goes beyond we can imagine.
Our beloved characters are there though not as main characters, but we have Grimalkin, some of Puck and a bit of Ash and Megan.
It is obvious that this is not going to be the end, we are going to see a lot more of Ethan and Keirran.
I loved this book because very much like Iron Knight, this is like a journey, where we see Ethan mature, we see how he has to fight his internal conflicts, all the resentments and traumas caused when he was a little boy.
The world the author create, is dark and scaring, magic and mysterious. A place where all your fears and dreams can come true.
The romance story is lovely, so sweet and innocent, and the love between "a couple" grows so slowly that it is endearing.
You definitely must read this book, is and awesome story, of love, fears, growth and new friendships!!
You will love it!!
I give it 5 Crazy Book Cats...
About the author...
Julie Kagawa
Julie Kagawa was born in Sacramento, California. But nothing exciting really happened to her there. So, at the age of nine she and her family moved to Hawaii, which she soon discovered was inhabited by large carnivorous insects, colonies of house geckos, and frequent hurricanes. She spent much of her time in the ocean, when she wasn't getting chased out of it by reef sharks, jellyfish, and the odd eel.
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