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4. | delhi belly | ||
also known as the Karachi Crouch
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1. | delhi belly | ||
noun: Diarrhea or dysentery contracted from eating Indian (i.e., from India) food. Also Karachi crouch. In Mexico it is known as a bout of Montezuma's revenge, in India a case of Delhi belly. But whatever it is called, it is common.
2. | Delhi belly | ||
an upset stomach. The boy is suffering from a Delhi belly.
3. | Delhi Belly | ||
Unlike India, this "Delhi" is pronounced with a long "i" as in the township on the west side of Hamilton County in Cincinnati. Causes are ingestion of hanky pankies, also known as dog food on toast, or Polish Mistakes, dead roast beef, string beans cooked for hours and/or of any Miracle Whip laden food at summer church festivals and bad imitations of Cincinnati chili, that have sat for hours in the hot sun, aided by vast consumption of bad beer. Additional symptoms may include delusions about it still being 1950 and a desire for "Leave It to Beaver" reruns. Victims are mostly Caucasian and Catholic. "Boy those hankie pankies and a six pack of Hudy gave me a real case of Delhi Belly"
"Did you go to St. Al's festival? Must have been an epidemic of Delhi Belly as the porta potties were full. "Aunt Marge made roast beef again. Cooked for three hours and so did the beans with old onions. Got a bad case of Delhi Belly." "Wow, that big plate of 5-Way Chili and Hudys gave me Delhi Belly big time. They heard me fart in Cleveland." |
5. | delhi belly | ||
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All too often I get around to something that has been in my "must-read" pile for far too long and ask myself why on earth I haven't read it before. Google's "Winning the Zero Moment of Truth - ZMOT" has been hanging around on my Kindle since last September, and when I read it last week, I kicked myself for not sailing through it earlier.
You can read it too, for free, in about an hour, and you really should. It's free because it is an extended white paper for search engine marketing the Google way, but it really is more than that. It speaks to the changing model of behavior among all purchasers that has led to Google's success, and by extension, anyone who factors that model into how they go to market.
The basic premise is builds on a traditional path to purchase, modeled as Stimulus + Shelf + Experience. Stimulus is where you are first aware of a product, through advertising or identification of your need. Shelf is where you first evaluate the product, sometimes by literally picking it off the shelf and examining it. Experience is where you have bought the product and evaluate it post purchase as fulfilling your needs and expectations. The shelf encounter has been referred to as the "first moment of truth", where your examination leads you to choose yes or now, purchase or not. The actual product experience is the "second moment of truth" where your use of the product leads you to judge whether it fulfilled its promise or not.
Google's Jim Lecinski posits a "zero moment of truth" that now influences most buying decisions. Before even hitting the shelf, people hit the Internet (Google, they hope) to apply a first filter to decide which path to take. Marketers who feel they can make their case at the "first moment of truth" may be left emptyhanded.
The book does a good job laying out the model for those who haven't figured it out already, and gives some good exercises and practical steps to apply to your own product or brand. Lecinski also highlights the shift from messaging to modeling as the holy grail of marketers. I still hear too many marketers base first principles around the messages they want to convey to the marketplace, ignoring the complexity of the connected consumer and the network of influence that is often impervious to top-down messaging efforts.
I love to see new models well articulated, even if they are thinly disguised promotions of the most successful player of the model, and this is a good source for any marketer who needs a refresher course on how things have changed, and how quickly they continue to change.
Interesting contrasts
While ZMOT's primary contrast with older models of marketing is of great value, I noted a couple of contrasts with some recent ideas that are worth exploring.
There's a tension between highly effective search models and consumer-directed targeting on the one hand, and the rewards of serendipity on the other hand. Chapter 4 of ZMOT goes into the effect of rankings and ratings on peoples ZMOT choices. Yet people making more and more decisions based on ZMOT rankings, whether they're Yelp stars or Google's PageRank telling you what pages to see, will miss out on the discovery of the outliers, or products where the one good review out of 20 is from someone who has the same quirky taste as you. Salon explores this phenomenon in more detail in the article "How Yelp destroyed the thrill of exploring".
Though this runs counter to Google's hyperefficient market model, I think algorithms can factor serendipity in balance with relevance and user goals - (like the BananaSlug search engine's "long tail search" algorithm.)
Yes or not yes?
Lecinski isn't just a pitchman for Google, he's also an enthusiast for change, innovation and progress. From ZMOT:
"How can marketers keep up? 'Say yes.' That's one of Lorraine Twohill's favorite sayings, and I love it. It's always easy to be cautious and say 'no.' But ideas come from everywhere now. Embrace that! Say yes as often as possible. Be nimble. Take risks, try new things, learn and be surprised."
This is in contrast with another philosophy I've embraced from another great little book that you can read too, in about an hour, and you really should. Derek Sivers's "Anything You Want" isn't free, but it's a fresh breeze on entrepreneurial success. In it, Sivers says,
"If you're not saying 'HELL YEAH!' about something, say 'no.'
When deciding whether to do something, if you feel anything less than 'Wow! That would be amazing! Absolutely! Hell yeah!' -- then say 'no.'
When you say 'no' to most things, you leave room in your life to throw yourself completely into that rare thing that makes you say 'HELL YEAH!'
Every event you get invited to. Every request to start a new project. If you're not saying 'HELL YEAH!' about it, say 'no.'
We're all busy. We've all taken on too much. Saying yes to less is the way out."
Yes or no? Who is right? Maybe the answer is that Sivers's "HELL YEAH!" vs "no" is a ZMOT moment for us all.


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What is an Order of Protection? | What is an Injunction Against Harassment? | What can a Protective Order do? | More About Protective Orders | How Do I File? | How is the Defendant Served?
What is an order of protection? Filing for an Order of Protection is based on a two fold test. The first is your relationship with the defendant and the second is whether or not a domestic violence crime has been committed; if both do not apply, then you would file an Injunction Against Harassment.
An Order of Protection is requested when seeking protection against:
Domestic Violence includes:
You must tell the Court if there are any other Court proceedings regarding the defendant's conduct toward you or any other Court orders in effect. It does not matter if the Court proceedings are going on now, or if they happened in the past. Tell this Court about all of them. What is an Injunction Against Harassment? If you are asking the Court to issue an Injunction Against Harassment the defendant has to have committed a series of acts (more than one) or harassment against you in the last year.
A Workplace Injunction Against Harassment may be filed by an employer or owner of a business or operation for the benefit of an employee or the business against a single act or series of acts of harassment.
You must tell the Court if there are any other Court proceedings regarding the defendant's conduct toward you or any other injunctions in effect. It does not matter if the Court proceedings are going on now, or if they happened in the past. Tell this Court about all of them. What can Protective Order do?
The Judge has the authority to:
The Judge does not have the authority to render custody orders, order parties to obtain counseling, resolve property disputes, or fashion an Order of Protection affecting any visitation rights. These types of relief are appropriate for review by the Superior Court. More about Protective Orders Once an Order of Protection, or Harassment Injunction has been served, it will be in effect for one (1) year. The defendant may request a hearing on the order one time during the one (1) year period in which it is in effect. A hearing will be held within 10 days from the date requested unless the Court finds compelling reasons to continue the hearing. If you (the plaintiff) have been granted exclusive use of the residence, the hearing will then be held within 5 days. If during the period of time your order is in effect your circumstances change, you must appear in person to request a possible modification to the Order of Protection or Harassment Injunction. If a petition for dissolution or separation of marriage is filed, you must notify the Court immediately and the proceedings will be transferred to Superior Court. Violation of the Court Order is a criminal charge. If the defendant violates the Order of Protection or Harassment Injunction, you should call 9-1-1. for all emergencies or if you only want to file a police report, call the Tempe Police Department at 480-350-8311. Do not call the Court to report violations. A decision to file criminal charges is made by the Tempe Prosecutor's Office, not by the Court. How Do I File? You must fill out the paperwork available online or given to you by the Court staff. An Order of Protection can only be issued against one person. Each person you want to file against requires a separate petition You must provide the Court with:
Remember - you can request an Order or Injunction without the address - but it is not in effect until the defendant is served. After you complete the paperwork, you will be scheduled before a Judge who will review your petition. This appearance is usually on the same day. The Judge will decide whether to issue the Order of Protection or Injunction Against Harassment. How Is The Defendant Served? If the Judge issues the Order of Protection or Injunction Against Harassment, you must have the defendant served with the order before it will be effective. Once an order has been served, it will be in effect for one (1) year. You may use a private process server or you may use the Tempe Police Department for Orders of Protection only. The Tempe Police Department does not serve Injunctions Against Harassment. If you use a private process server, you are responsible for delivering the defendant's copy of the order to the process server and for paying the service fee and mileage. If you do not presently know where the defendant is, or do not have an accurate address, you should keep the certified copy of the order. As soon as you learn where the defendant is, you can contact a private process server or the police, so that they may attempt to serve the defendant. The order must be served within one (1) year of being issued. If the defendant is in jail, the Police will serve the Order of Protection or the Harassment Injunction. You may be billed a flat fee for this service. If the Defendant is in the process of being released, there may not be enough time to have service completed. In an emergency situation, call 9-1-1. Any Police Officer can serve your order, and you will be billed for that service. For information regarding statewide resources for victims of domestic violence, please go to the Arizona Department of Public Safety's Arizona Crime Victim's web site.


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Harrison County Coroner Gary Hargrove tells The Sun Herald the woman's name is not being released because of the nature of her death.
Hargrove said Monday the 57-year-old woman had a Louisiana driver's license, but it appeared she may have had a house in Ocean Springs.
Her estranged husband, a 66-year-old retired Army major, was wounded and required hospital treatment, but his injuries were not believed to be life-threatening.
A military spokesman said the man and his wife were going through a divorce, and he was staying at the campground when she apparently showed up and a domestic dispute ensued.


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Saturday, December 1, 2012
Results from the 2012 Gunner Shaw Memorial cross country on December 1st are posted here on the Winning Time website.
Additional results can be viewed via the following links:
5k team results
10k team results
PIH-LGRR club challenge
Note that these results are still provisional (as at December 4), with a few minor errors still to be cleaned up. Please report any errors by email to Roger Brownsey.
Some photos are posted at the following links:
1) Leo Lam photos <--NEW
2) Teresa Nightingale photos
3) Karin Femi album 1 and album 2
Saturday, October 20, 2012
I had mulled over doing this marathon for several weeks before I just impulsively registered and thus ended my indecision. I was finally sold by the race brochure which advertised "a challenging course, serious bragging rights and an unique finishers medal". This was the second annual marathon for Texada Island. Last year was a small affair and this year would be even smaller. Texada is a short ferry ride from Powell River on the Sunshine Coast. I got to Texada on the Saturday before the race and then went to check out the local sights. I didn't intend to drive the course, I never do, it is too intimidating. However, it is hard to drive on Texada without driving on the course. So I drove most of the course and for sure it was challenging. There were a lot of hills but no 'screamer', just a continual wave design of long and short, gentle to medium ups and downs. Also the course was about 60% gravel roads and 40% paved roads.
Posted by: Mark HyderSunday, December 18, 2011
When I got my race number (#1221) for the California International Marathon I immediately assembled my top notch race-number-analysis team (Mika, Eileen, and Derek) to decipher its meaning. The first prediction was a 12 hour 21 min finish time. Possible no doubt, but even I would have to get seriously lost to achieve that time. Closer analysis revealed it was going to be a palindromic finish time. Using some complex algorithms Mika was then able to conclude that my finish time would be 3.33. Oh, that would be nice I said...but I don't think so.
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Saturday: Cloudy with rain and even a few strong storms. Slight risk of severe storms. Highs-Mid 70s.
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First Alert Meteorologist Darren Stack has all of the details in your 7 day forecast. To post a comment, scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Post a comment".


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Used BooksIrish PoetryJohn Montague - Collected Poems (clothbound)Collected Poems represents John Montague's long and remarkably rejuvenative career, nearly forty years. In the three celebrated sequences comprised in Part 1, in the individual love poems of Part 2, and in the new sequences of Part 3, Montague's rare lyric gift serves a strong narrative impulse, and brings his strong love of place and keen ear and eye to Northern Ireland, Cork, Dublin, Paris, and North and Central America. Finally, he has written love poetry as poignant as any in our time. "John Montague has been so long an established fact of the poetry of the English-speaking world that there is a tendency to take his really quite remarkable achievement for granted. He is a poet of enormous lyrical gifts, but he has as well an acute and dramatic sense of history -- reland's and the world's -- and a gentle moral insistence, all of which makes his Collected Poems an absolutely essential volume." C.K. Williams The Trout
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20 minutes walk (1,500 mts.), the Old City (district, old town), stroll through the center of Montevideo, area in which they are concentrated, Restaurant's, pubs, cinemas, theaters, museums and other services .
Ideal location for your stay in Montevideo and a good opportunity to share with young professionals and local and foreign students.
A 1,500 meters. west of the bus terminal "Tres Cruces" (destination from Buenos Aires via colony), 600 mts. connecting bus to AIRPORT and 1000 mts. of the terminal.
Comfortable apartment in the front room, 6th. floor, on Avenue of the Liberator J.A. Lavalleja, 4 blocks from the Legislative Palace and 6 blocks from our main street (July 18).
Basic services in the block (ATM, Super Market, Pharmacy, Service Station, Free Parking).
Guidance on transport and other services in the city.
-Wi-Fi, electric heating, bed linen, towels, telephone.
-Free use of floor areas (kitchen, bathrooms, living room, laundry)
-Cleaning of the room.