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Effective Ways You Can Use Internet Marketing for Hospitality in Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16
When customers arrive at your institution in your Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16, they wish to feel like you understand just what they should make their time more pleasurable. They wish to feel as though they have a fantastic relationship with you, and they can trust you with their holiday or trip in Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16. Internet marketing for hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 companies may be the first step in achieving that sense of confidence.
Unlike traditional advertising, which involves one-way communications between companies and prospects, internet marketing is more of a dialog. Your organization delivers sales messages, but clients can react with negative or positive feedback. This means that each and every online marketing campaign should keep the absorbs voice in mind.
On this page, you'll find out what makes Internet marketing unique, why your company needs it, and the best strategies to advertise your business online in Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16. If you want to talk with an online marketing specialist, contact us 020 3143 5715.
SEO4 Website is a full-service online advertising agency that could create a personalized advertising campaign for your hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 company.
While conventional marketing used to yield terrific results (and sometimes, still does) for resorts, casinos, and other hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 businesses, it has certain limitations. Here is why many companies are changing their marketing focus on the internet:
Direct marketing helps companies track some expenses, but isn't always possible to know the impact of every effort. Classic advertising provides even less transparency. Every click, share, and see can be examined and deemed profitable or not, and approaches can be revised accordingly.
Consider the time it takes for you to design, create, and distribute brochures, flyers, and other marketing materials that explain your possessions. That time shrinks considerably with online materials. Plus, edits and revisions are easier to create, enabling you to customize campaigns for each individual audience.
Photos can be sent to prospective guests. The web provides a house for all these materials, and lets you combine them in interesting ways. By way of instance, you could provide a 360-degree digital tour of your possessions, or allow guests to make customized trip features which were never possible with conventional media.
Online marketing is certainly very different from conventional procedures. Keep reading to learn how it can drive better results for your company.
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Why do you want Internet advertising?
Start-ups and established companies alike have found the web to be an excellent addition to their advertising strategies. To begin with, it costs significantly less than conventional marketing. Brochures and postcards may cost tens of thousands to print and email.
Online marketing costs much less, and is considerably more targeted. Over half of the world's population is online, and as you wot attract all of them, that should be your goal anyway. Alternatively, you can concentrate on reaching specific audiences based on your intended demographic which is completely possible with the advanced targeting options offered by research and social campaigns.
After you've attracted your target market, online marketing lets you remain in direct contact. Some stations allow prospective and current customers to interact with your company on a deeper level, while others let you craft messages to every person, which makes them feel like the precious customers and prospects they are.
How can you get started using the Internet to promote your hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 business?
There are loads of reasons to promote your company on the internet, but which approaches are the best? When you work in hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16, the word of mouth is everything, and several stations offer a much better forum for travellers than the net. Because of that, your plan should give guests an opportunity to chat about what they enjoy about your possessions.
Consider your personal social media accounts. How often have you seen your friends or relatives ask for advice on several topics? Folks love using social media to get input in their conclusions, and conclusions regarding trips and holidays are no exception. If your organization is active on social networking, you can become part of that dialog.
Produce a company page with basic details like your place, contact information, and website. Then, take some time to incorporate photographs, information about interesting things to do in your region, and any promotions you might be running. Invite your followers to discuss their photographs and stories also.
Travel can be costly, and nobody wants to risk spending a bunch of money on a trip they wot enjoy. Due to that, many prospective guests will want to learn as much as possible about your company prior to making a reservation. Virtual tours can offer this information, and the more they understand, the more at ease they'll feel booking with you.
The tour format will be based on what you are promoting. A hotel ought to be shown in a 360-degree format, so that guests know just what to expect from their accommodations. By comparison, an amusement park or cruise boat warrants a digital map where people can click to view a specific ride or activity. Be sure that you include another step on each portion. As an example, a button allowing people to make a reservation rates the purchasing cycle and yields a greater return on investment.
It may look a bit odd to maintain marketing to guests after they came, but upselling is a superb way to generate more revenue Create a cellular app that enables guests check availability or make bookings for add-ons like excursions or spas, and any other promotions that you may offer. If you run a hotel, as an instance, your app wouldn't just inform guests of nearby dining and entertainment, but also enable them to reserve transport to get there.
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Your companies goal must be to create a pleasant customer experience, which experience starts with your marketing program. Successful web marketing for hospitality Stamford Hill, Stoke Newington, N16 businesses should promote communication, familiarity, and trust.
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No one wakes up in the morning anticipating that a trip to the hospital emergency department will become the feature event of their day, but when such a visit becomes necessary, its comforting to know the service is available. Southwest Memorial Hospitals Emergency Services Medical Director, Joseph Zajchowski, MD, moved to the area earlier this year and says he and his team are prepared 24/7 to deal with any and all patients who arrive in the ER. The ER is here to provide our community with emergency medical care. We consider ourselves to be an adjunct to what is an excellent primary care health system in Montezuma County, said Zajchowski.
Patients who go to any emergency room anywhere in the country are treated by a qualified physician, regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay. Its the law, plain and simple. That said, the ER is an expensive place to receive care, which is why patients are encouraged to seek medical attention for non-emergent conditions from their primary care physicians or at the walk-in clinic. Were experts in emergency conditions, said Zajchowski. Just as you wouldnt go to a cardiologist for an eye problem, its best for patients to have routine health matters dealt with by their primary care provider.
So the question becomes, Whats an emergency? According to Zajchowski, urgent conditions include anything that is life-threatening or limb-threatening. Chest pain, symptoms of a stroke, lacerations that are actively bleeding, broken bones, gunshot or stab wounds, poisonings, snakebites, seizures, serious infections ... these are true emergencies, said Zajchowski. The rule of thumb is that if you think you might be experiencing a medical emergency, go the nearest ER or dial 911. Its always better to err on the side of safety.
Sometimes we have people call the ER and explain their symptoms and want to know if they should come in, said Zajchowski. This is always a challenge. Our philosophy is that if someone is questioning whether or not they should be seen, then they should come in. If youre uncertain, were here for you.
Patients who have local primary care physicians may consider trying to contact their provider, even after hours, to get advice as well. If a condition is something that a patients doctor already knows about they may be able to take care of them and help the person to avoid a trip to the ER, said Zajchowski.
Another issue patients sometimes question is whether to drive themselves (or be driven) to the ER, or dial 911 for an ambulance. Again, this is sometimes a tough call, said Zajchowski. In certain instances, a patient might be able to get themselves to the ER more quickly than they would if they called 911 and waited to be transported. However, certain conditions such a chest pain, stroke symptoms, and debilitating injuries may require immediate attention by emergency medical personnel that is initially administered in the home and/or on the way to the hospital. Its a judgment call, said Zajchowski, and it helps when people have some basic, general medical knowledge.
When a patient arrives in the emergency department, they are immediately triaged by a qualified nurse who determines the severity of the situation and makes plans for the patient to be seen by a doctor according to that determination. If someone comes in with a semi-urgent condition and has to wait for a few minutes to be seen, they can rest assured its because the doctor on duty is with a patient who is experiencing a true emergency, said Zajchowski.
Depending on the situation, a patient who receives attention in the ER may be treated and released (and probably instructed to follow up with their primary care physician), admitted to the hospital for observation or treatment, or transferred to another facility if services or specialists are required that are not available locally. A patient who is admitted will then have their care taken over by either their own primary care physician, specialty physicians such as surgeons, or by in-house hospitalists (doctors who specialize in caring for patients in the hospital).
How can you avoid having to pay a visit to the ER? Good personal care is always the best medicine, said Zajchowski. A proper diet, regular exercise, routine check-ups, and preventive care with a primary care physician ... this is how to avoid the ER both in the short-term and over the long-term.
In addition to leading a healthy lifestyle, common sense measures come into play for anyone who would rather not see the inside of an ER. Wearing seatbelts, never drinking and driving, being careful around the home, farm, or ranch when doing repairs and using power tools, and being conscious of the potential for injuries in the workplace are all smart moves on the part of individuals.
Southwest Health Notes is a public service feature provided by Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, Colorado. The information provided herein is not intended as patient-specific medical advice or as a substitute for consultation with your personal healthcare provider.

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I'm getting ahead of myself. I just barely uploaded the Halloween photos.
My sister and her family are visiting from San Francisco, so last night we headed to my parents' to carve pumpkins, have dinner and head out trick-or-treating (my favorite).
Colby was the cutest nerd I have ever laid eyes on. No, I'm not the least bit biased.
Miss Isabelle went as Mulan.
And both Charlotte and my sister, Amy, were Dorothy.
These two cousins rode in the lap of luxury last night. Pulled out at each doorstep, then put back in for some candy tasting while on their way to the next.
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text: I just realized I posted this recipe last year, but without any pictures. So instead of just adding a picture to last years post, I decided to post it again since it is not only easy, but really good! My apple and pear trees are bursting with apples this year. They are too firm to eat, but perfect for baking. I have made two batches of apple crisp, caramel apple cupcakes and two batches of applesauce already. I have a long list of other recipes I would love to make and share with you, but whenever I can share a canning recipe that is so darn easy and something you can enjoy all winter long, I want to get it out as soon as the season hits, even if it is more than once. Come back and visit the next few weeks for more great apple, pumpkin and possibly pear recipes. We will see how much time I can grab before the season is over. Crockpot Applesauce Peel, core and slice apples. Fill our crock pot full of apples. Add 1 cup of water, 1 cup of sugar, I TB cinnamon and I TB lemon juice. Stir a and turn your crock pot on low for 5-7 hours or high for 3-4 hours. Stir when through. I like a chunky apple sauce so I go ahead and jar them up (after I have washed my jars and lids). If you like a smooth applesauce, you can cook a little longer and stir until it's the consistency you like or puree your applesauce in a food processor. Enjoy right away or can for later. I added as many apples as I could fit into my crock pot. Add the water, sugar, cinnamon and lemon juice. Gave it good stir, put the lid on and set it on low for for about 6 hours. I like my applesauce a little chunky, so after 6 hours I stirred it and immediately poured it into my hot glass jars and within 5 minutes they were sealed. I got about 6 - 12oz. jars and 2 - 6 oz jars of applesauce out of 1 batch.


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by Rob Cox, August 22, 2010
Mesh Safety Pool Cover Repair
Winter can be particularly hard. Lots of snow and ice. Hopefully a car sliding down the street didn't end up on your pool cover! Many pool owners opened their pools this spring to find mesh pool cover damage, and the need for a major mesh pool cover repair.
With the weight of snow of ice, older mesh pool covers can have a variety of damage, all repairable, the most common type of winter safety cover damage is listed below.
1. Mis-shapened cover springs, making them difficult to remove.
2. Small holes where the mesh cover stuck to the ice during a brief thaw.
3. Ripped or torn mesh panels.
4. Ripped or torn cover straps.
Items 1 and 2 can be performed by the homeowner. Small holes in a mesh cover can be patched with our mesh pool cover patches, and warped, broken or mis-shaped mesh cover springs can easily be replaced. Items 3 and 4 however, require professional treatment, by the manufacturer. If you need either of these services, the cover can be sent away for repair (allow 3-4 weeks). A quote for both mesh cover repair or replacement will be created for the damage.
If sending a safety cover in for a repair or replacement quote, make sure that the cover is very clean and has had the springs removed. There is a cleaning fee if the cover is received dirty and laden with debris. Roll it up tightly and place in the smallest box possible. Take it to your local UPS store, Staples, or your favorite local shipper. Be sure to tag your safety pool cover itself with your name, and the name of a Loop-Loc dealer to send a quote to (such as POOLCENTER.com!). Then contact us to let us know how to contact you when we receive the quote. There is no charge for the quote if the work is done. If you decide not to repair or replace it with Loop-Loc, there is a quote fee of $95, plus shipping back to you (if you want it returned).
To receive a quote on your mesh pool cover repair, send your mesh cover to the address provided by your dealer.
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If your mesh safety cover is more than 8 years old, the best option may be to replace the cover. If you have the original purchase information, (no matter which manufacturer), contact us and we should be able to receive a replacement cover quote that will be made to the same specs as the original cover. Call our mesh cover team at 877-POOLCTR. Ask for Sean or Mike - that's all they do this time of year!
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... In other words all the date tells you is about the registration process and not the date the design was introduced.
Christine, I'm sure I recall someone (Adam, Bernard or Glen perhaps?) explaining that the registration process took quite a while to go through, so whilst the design is dated Nov 1946 the items could be made prior to that.
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In case you missed it, quiet financial newspaper Barron's took a huge swipe at Obama in its latest cover, promising that if he got his way, the US would be on the road to Greece.
Let's skip the actual contents of the argument for a moment. For example, let's skip the arbitrariness of the "25 years" warning, and the fact that the US monetary system is nothing like Greece's. And let's ignore the fact that the sequester (which is what Barron's is advocating as the "responsible course") does nothing to alter the long-term fiscal trajectory of the country.
Of course it's all silliness.
But the real point here is that Barron's isn't so much a newspaper, but rather a mass-market stock tips newsletter -- note the columns on the left about Rochester Medical and Linn Energy.
And there's a very wide overlap between investment newsletter services, and cranky, anti-debt, armageddonism. It's part of the pitch. If you've ever read a copy of Jim Grant's "Interest Rate Observer" or Marc Faber's "Boom, Doom, Gloom Report" you'll find it's basically divided into two parts:
First you get the author giving their big pronouncement on the world (E.G., Bernanke is ruining the dollar! All of this debt can only lead to WWIII!).
Then after that, you get your stock and bond and commodity tips, usually free from politics or philosophy.
People always want to be told a story. And the doom story tends to have appeal among the older, conservative readers of these publications.
Barron's has always been a conservative publication, but a cover like this is just a natural move for a stock tips newsletter.


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This set of two large 22 oz. crystal red wine glasses are pieces of artwork from the Milano Collection.
This collection features a cobalt blue line swirl pattern of glass. The stained glass appearance is all hand-painted with red, blue, yellow and 24k gold accents. Because of the hand decorated process, each piece is unique; no 2 glasses have exactly the same pattern.
Red wine glasses have a wider bowl because that allows the flavors to spread. The wider bowl allows more air to get to the wine which releases the bold aroma and flavors.
The glassware we offer is lead free crystal. Each piece of mouth-blown and hand-decorated crystal is produced individually in the European country of Romania, in the old tradition of blowing glass.
Crystal is a popular term for colorless 24% lead glass that has a high refractive index and consequently is particularly brilliant. Today, the word is often used to describe any fine glass tableware, even if it does not contain lead, as is the case here. Lead crystal has the transparency and brilliance to allow wine to show its best colors.
How to care for your glassware
Taking a few moments to care for your glassware will help keep it brilliant and clear throughout a lifetime of use. We recommend the following care:
Do not expose to rapid temperature changes or extremes of temperature.
Do not place in the microwave, oven, dishwasher, or freezer.
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For best results, avoid contact with metal utensils when stirring or serving.
For candleholders, do not secure candles with molten wax or allow candles to burn within three inches of the candle cup. Drips less candles are preferable. If wax does adhere to candleholder, clean gently with denatured alcohol.
Store your glassware right side up; do not stack vessels. Avoid sliding or twirling the glass.
Avoid contact with hard or abrasive materials. You may wish to cover display areas with protective felt.
Avoid packing glassware in newspaper or other moisture-absorbing materials for long periods of time; soft cloth or bubble wrap is preferable.
Cleaning your glassware:
Hand wash using a non-abrasive (mild soap like dish washing liquid) cleaner in warm water. You can not use any type of chemical cleaner like Windex. You may wish to cushion the sink with a towel or rubber mat.
If stains appear on the vessel, gently rub with half a lemon, wash with vinegar, or soak the interior with powdered dentifrice dissolved in lukewarm water.
In areas with very hard water and high mineral content, distilled water will help prevent staining.
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When working on big SharePoint projects we will get really good requirements and most of them are the challenging. In some cases we need to show the data by pulling from one list in a site to another site. For example, on "Site A" home page we want to show the data from another site or sub site. Then we need to use the web services and call the list and get the items. This is what this blog post is completely about.
How is it useful?
It is useful because as far as i know we have two ways of doing this without coding.
1. By using IFrames on the web pages. Create a content editor web part on the page of the site where you want to show the list content and add a IFrame and point it to the page where list data is present in another web site. So it is just doing nothing, just loading that page as it is. But it's not a right way of implementing it. Because if authentication is different then you need to login to the site 2 times. One for the main site and another for the IFrame. Another problem is we can't use IFrames on the web pages for security and performance issues. So it's not a good way of doing. Then is there any other way?
2. Yes, We have a solution for this and it's the better way of implementing it. Call a web services by connecting to the web services of the site we want to get the data, pass credentials and then select the list or library you want. Add a web part to the page and give the list we pulled from web service to the web part. That's it. It is the easy and efficient way. I am explaining this a little bit detail below.
- Create a SharePoint web part page for showing content by using web services.
- Open the page in SharePoint designer and detach it from page layout.
- Now, we need to add a web part for showing the data. We have a very comfortable and most usable web part in SharePoint nothing but Data View web part. Add this to the page.
- Now, web part is ready and need of data source. So we need to go for list where we have to pull the data. It can be in the current site, sub site or some other site.
- Go to Task pane menu item of SharePoint designer and select the Data Source Library. Now you are able to see the all the data sources exist in the current site only. For example, if you want to pull data from a list which is in subsite or some other site you can't find the data source entry in the lists and libraries section. This is the time where we need to go for XML web services. See above figure for more details.
- Now we need to add a new XML web service data source to our site. How difficult it will be? very simple, follow below.
- Expand the node XML web services and you can find the link called "Connect to a web service".
- Now you are open up with a window where you can see the properties of the web service data source.Now we need to set the properties for the data source. Move to the tag General. Fill the name, description and keywords.
- Move to tab source and fill the source description location. You can browse to the location of the site and add the which asmx file you want to add. Or if you know location you can manually enter the url. Usually the location is like this. http://sharepointserver/_vti_bin/lists.asmx?WSDL
- Remember for example purpose, i given the lists.asmx file path, you can use any of available web service.
- Before click on Connect now button, check the credentials. You have options for entering credentials, or use default/windows credentials or don't ask for credentials etc. Set the credentials type and then say Connect now.
- Now the command to configure. Our case, we want to show the data. So it should be the Select operation.
- Select the port : ListsSoap [default one]
- Select operation type : GetListItems
- Now time to pass parameters to the data source. First thing is you need to select the listname parameter that from which list you need to get the data.You can pass parameters to the web service to filter the results too. For example, if your list has the boolean column for IsUpdated. Then we want to show only the columns which are having IsUpdated=false, then you can set that here. We are done with configuring and setting the data source properties.
- We have data source ready and we need to use it to link to the data view web part.
- If you set everything correct, then you can see the entry under the XML web service section.
- Click on the data source and choose Show data from the menu.
- Now, it will open Data Source Details task pane that pull all the column information from the list that you connected to as shown below.
Select the list of columns that you want to show on the page. [You can select multiple columns by pressing the control key.]
- Now click on the option "Insert selected fields as" Multiple Item view. It will add all the selected columns to the Dataview web part.
- Save the page and view it in browser.
How nice it is, and how simple it is?
Really thanks to SharePoint designer and Data view web part that makes our work easier.
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Army general facing sex charges back in court for hearing
A U.S. Army general facing sexual assault charges is due back in court for a hearing on pre-trial motions.
A court martial for Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair is set to begin June 25 on charges that include forcible sodomy, indecent acts, violating orders and adultery.
A military judge on Tuesday ordered two U.S. Army generals to testify about whether they were pressured by top Pentagon officials to charge Sinclair with the alleged sexual assault of a female captain.
Military judge Col. James Pohl granted a pre-trial motion filed by Sinclair's defense team compelling testimony by Gen. Dan Allyn and Maj. Gen. Jeffrey Colt.
Colt recently replaced Allyn as Fort Bragg's commander.
Allyn could testify as soon as Wednesday. It wasn't immediately clear when Colt might take the stand.


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That's the question to ask in governor's race
In the race for governor, Republican James Douglas has the advantage of incumbency and a record of compromise and modest achievement, while Democrat Scudder Parker offers a candidacy of vision and bold leadership. In choosing the state's next leader, Vermonters must ask if maintaining the status quo is sufficient or if the times demand a bolder course of action?
There is no pat answer. The course the state has maintained for the past four years under Gov. Douglas has been steady, if not visionary.
But problems remain unresolved. Dairy farms continue to fail at an alarming rate; the state's energy supply hangs in a precarious balance and yet the state has no comprehensive energy policy; the state's teacher/pupil ratio is low and drives expenses resulting in high property taxes; while the Catamount Health Care plan is a step forward, many say it does too little to cut costs leaving a heavy burden on businesses; the state's Medicaid bill will put an increasing burden on the budget in future years; and while the state's population has been increasing modestly, the number of school-age children has been on the decline, thus creating a future shortage in the labor pool.
None of these problems are new, but there is evidence to suggest that if they aren't addressed forthrightly, the lack of action will make it harder and harder to correct at higher costs to taxpayers. Vermonters are right to ask the incumbent governor what he has done to address these problems. His answers suggest modest improvements, but no bold action.
Parker, a former four-term state senator from Caledonia County, an energy consultant and a former minister, has a grander vision, plus the energy and willpower to act boldly.
Consider Parker's stands on these primary issues:
• Health care: He applauds Catamount Health Care as a first step, but says the state must do more to control spiraling costs. To achieve that he would untie employment from access to health care, make access available to all, and create a statewide self-insurance pool — as larger businesses do today. Among other items, Parker also would focus on preventative health care practices as a primary way to reduce future costs.
• Energy and the environment: As Director of the Energy Efficiency Division of the Vermont Department of Public Service from 1990-2003, energy and environmental issues have been Parker's focus for the past 16 years. While failing to draft specific proposals, Parker's vision would move the state to "a sustainable, much more self-reliant future.� He would offer incentives for new energy solutions and would help Vermont businesses "lead the way in the battle against global warming,� while transforming the state's economy to attract "clean-energy businesses to Vermont.�
• Property taxes/Education: He opposes Gov. Douglas' suggested property tax cap, saying local communities — not the state — should have control of their school budgets. The mechanisms are there to control school spending, Parker says; what's needed is state leadership to demand full federal funding of special education, jettisoning President Bush's ill-conceived No Child Left Behind act, and helping schools consolidate where desirable.
• Agriculture: Parker recognizes the continued loss of Vermont dairy farms as signs of a failed policy. He would provide incentives to diversify, think outside conventional farming practices to organic farming and create ways to promote local food systems. Passing emergency funding bills is not pro-active policy, Parker says, adding that more dairy farms will continue to fail unless Vermont moves aggressively to embrace new ideas.
Parker's ability to lead on these issues is unknown, however, and represents a gamble for many Vermonters.
Gov. Douglas' leadership, on the other hand, has been demonstrated over the past four years, and while adequate on several fronts he's no Dick Snelling or Howard Dean. He ducks the hardest issues and lets the Legislature lead. When the obvious problem with education spending is labor cost and the solution is reducing the teacher/pupil ratio, he goes through the backdoor by suggesting a cap on spending — a "starving the beast� strategy — knowing the public will eventually get around to consolidation once their school programs are decimated. He was the brake on this past session's health care reform proposal, not the leader. When every other candidate for state office had the courage to be at the largest political rally in recent state history and sign a pledge to support the fight against global warming, the governor was absent. His economic development program prefers spending on retention of current businesses, rather than a dual strategy to retain and recruit. Yes, that takes more funding, but if Vermont is going to succeed in developing a Green Valley of energy-related and tech-related businesses, the state can't expect to do it on the cheap or just hang a shingle on the borders and hope businesses come. Aggressive recruitment is needed.
And, perhaps most unforgivable for some, Douglas has been a staunch supporter of President Bush's agenda — serving as the state's campaign chairman for George W. Bush in 2000 and 2004 — from the War in Iraq, to tax cuts to the wealthy, to anti-wilderness measures, to NCLB.
If Douglas does win reelection this year, we hope he chooses to act more boldly and progressively on the serious issues facing the state and think outside what have been his comfortable, even safe, positions. The state needs much bolder leadership if these critical issues are to be resolved.
Our support in this race, therefore, goes to Democrat Scudder Parker. We believe that, if elected, Vermonters could expect Parker to champion an energetic agenda with a supportive Legislature whose primary concern would be establishing policies that worked not just for the next election cycle, but for the long-term health of the state. Vote Scudder Parker for governor.
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"Mad Anthony" Wayne raised a militia unit at the beginning of the Revolutionary War and participated in the invasion of Canada. He fought in the Battle of Trois-Rivières, and led forces at Fort Ticonderoga and Mount Independence. "Mad Anthony" Wayne fought at Brandywine in 1777, then harassed British General Howe as his troops marched towards Pennsylvania. He fought at Germantown, and quartered the winter at Valley Forge.
In 1778, Wayne attacked at the Battle of Monmouth, and in 1779, he led a stealth, bayonet-only night to capture Stony Point, New York, for which he was awarded a medal by the Continental Congress. When the Pennsylvania Line of the Continental Army threatened mutiny for being paid with worthless "continental currency," Wayne was able to keep the army together.
Wayne led Lafayette's forces in the 1781 Green Springs action and led a bayonet charge against British Lord Cornwallis's troops in Virginia. After the Revolution, Wayne was recalled by Washington to fight an Indian confederacy in the Battle of Fallen Timbers, 1794.
Many places in the United States are named for General"Mad Anthony" Wayne, including:
- Fort Wayne, Indiana
- Wayne, Illinois
- Wayne, Maine
- Wayne, Michigan
- Wayne, Nebraska
- Wayne, New Jersey
- Wayne, Ohio
- Wayne, Oklahoma
- Wayne, Pennsylvania
- Wayne, New York
- Wayne, West Virginia
- South Wayne, Wisconsin
- Waynesboro, Georgia
- Waynesboro, Mississippi
- Waynesboro, Pennsylvania
- Waynesboro, Tennessee
- Waynesboro, Virginia
- Waynesville, Illinois
- Waynesville, Missouri
- Waynesville, North Carolina
- Waynesville, Ohio
- Waynesfield, Ohio
- Waynesburg, Ohio
The DC Comic Books depict Bruce Wayne as a descendant of General "Mad Anthony" Wayne.
"Mad Anthony" Wayne's courageous reputation as fit the character of actor John Wayne. John Wayne was born May 26, 1907. His given name was Marion Mitchell Morrison, grandson of a Scots-Irish Presbyterian veteran of the Civil War. He played football for U.S.C. and worked behind-the-scenes at Fox Studios.
He became an Academy Award-winning actor for portraying cowboys and soldiers in action western and war films, appearing in over 200 films and holding the Hollywood record of starring in 142 films.
Raoul Walsh, director of film "The Big Trail" (1930), first suggested his screen name be "Anthony Wayne" after Revolutionary War general "Mad Anthony" Wayne, but settled upon "John Wayne."
John Wayne's career took off when director John Ford cast him in epic western films such as: "Fort Apache" (1948); "She Wore A Yellow Ribbon" (1949); and "Rio Grande" (1950).
John Wayne became an icon of the U.S. Armed Forces for depicting the strength and sacrifice of American military personnel during World War II, Korea and Vietnam:
- "The Flying Tigers" (1942)
- "The Fighting Seabees" (1944)
- "They Were Expendable" (1945)
- "Back to Bataan" (1945)
- "The Sands of Iwo Jima" (1949)
- "The Flying Leathernecks" (1951)
- "Operation Pacific" (1951)
- "The Longest Day" (1962)
- "In Harm's Way" (1965)
- "The Green Berets" (1968)
These films had the international effect of publicizing America's military might and moral values, as demonstrated when Japanese Emperor Hirohito visited the United States in 1975 and asked to meet John Wayne.
Regarding socialism, John Wayne stated in an interview, May 1971: "In the late Twenties, when I was a sophomore at USC, I was a socialist myself – but not when I left. The average college kid idealistically wishes everybody could have ice cream and cake for every meal. But as he gets older and gives more thought to his and his fellow man's responsibilities, he finds that it can't work out that way – that some people just won't carry their load. … I believe in welfare – a welfare work program. I don't think a fella should be able to sit on his backside and receive welfare. I'd like to know why well-educated idiots keep apologizing for lazy and complaining people who think the world owes them a living. I'd like to know why they make excuses for cowards who spit in the faces of the police and then run behind the judicial sob sisters. I can't understand these people who carry placards to save the life of some criminal, yet have no thought for the innocent victim."
On May 26, 1979, the U.S. Congress awarded him the Congressional Gold Medal and President Jimmy Carter, who later awarded John Wayne the Presidential Medal of Freedom posthumously, stated: "I have today approved … a specially struck gold medal to John Wayne. For nearly half a century, the Duke has symbolized the American ideals of integrity, courage, patriotism, and strength and has represented to the world many of the deepest values that this nation respects."
In 1998, the U.S. Navy Memorial Foundation honored John Wayne with the Naval Heritage Award for his support of the U S Navy and military.
A Harris Poll, January 2011, ranked John Wayne third among America's favorite film stars. In 1979, California's Orange County airport was named John Wayne Airport.
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Ronald Reagan said Nov. 5, 1984: "I noted the news coverage about the death of my friend, John Wayne. One headline read 'The Last American Hero.' … No one would be angrier than Duke Wayne at the suggestion that he was America's last hero. Just before he died, John Wayne said in his unforgettable way, 'Just give the American people a good cause, and there's nothing they can't lick.'"
John Wayne stated in a 1971 interview: "Tomorrow is the most important thing in life. Comes into us at midnight very clean. It's perfect when it arrives and it puts itself in our hands. It hopes we've learned something from yesterday."
In his album, "America – Why I Love Her," 1977, John Wayne stated:
Face the Flag, son, and face reality.
Our strengths and our freedoms are based in unity.
The flag is but a symbol, son, of the world's greatest nation,
And as long as it keeps flying, there's cause for celebration.
So do what you've got to do, but always keep in mind,
A lot of people believe in peace…but there are the other kind.
If we want to keep these freedoms, we may have to fight again.
God forbid, but if we do, let's always fight to win,
For the fate of a loser is futile and it's bare:
No love, no peace … just misery and despair.
Face the Flag, son … and thank God it's still there.
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Now with over 330 titles, cross searchable with E-Books, this periodical database is designed for students in junior high and middle school with access to a variety of indexed and full-text magazines, newspapers and reference books for information on current events, the arts, science, popular culture, health, people, government, history, sports and more.
Kids InfoBits is a database developed especially for beginning researchers in Kindergarten through Grade 5. Featuring a developmentally appropriate, visually graphic interface, the most popular search method is moving from a broad subject to a narrower topic using the subject-based topic tree. The curriculum-related, age appropriate, full-text content is from the best elementary reference sources and magazines. This database covers geography, current events, the arts, science, health, people, government, history, sports and more.
Find up-to-date biographical information, overviews, full-text literary criticism and reviews on more than 130,000 writers in all disciplines, from all time periods and from around the world. The optional MLA International Bibliography module adds citations for hundreds of thousands of books, articles and dissertations from 1926 to the present, linked to full text where available
National Newspaper Index provides quick access to the indexing of America's top five newspapers in one seamless search: The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Christian Science Monitor, Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post from 1977.
Nursing and Allied Health Collection
All aspects of the Nursing profession -- from direct patient care to health care administration -- are covered in this collection. Including nearly 400 titles, this collection's current and authoritative content will be of use to both professionals already working in the field as well as students pursuing a nursing-focused curriculum
Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Opposing Viewpoints in Context is an engaging online experience for those seeking contextual information and opinions on hundreds of today's hottest social issues. Drawing on the acclaimed Greenhaven Press series, the new solution features continuously updated viewpoint articles, topic overviews, full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, statistics, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites organized into a user-friendly portal experience.
Popular Magazines includes more than 1,000 of the most searched magazines across our InfoTrac products. All the titles were selected based on actual publication searches performed by library patrons. This database is 100% full text and includes over 600 titles recommended by Bowker's "Magazines for Libraries."
This set explores what makes people "tick" from childhood to death. This collection gives individuals a basic understanding of the study of the mind, emotions and how the human mind develops -- and diminishes -- over time. Your library's users will have instant access to 200 subject-appropriate full-text periodicals.
Now with over 1100 titles, cross searchable with E-Books, this periodical database is designed for high-school students with access to a variety of indexed and full-text magazines, newspapers, podcasts, and reference books for information on current events, the arts, science, popular culture, health, people, government, history, sports and more
Now with over 1100 titles, cross searchable with E-Books, this periodical database is designed for high-school students with access to a variety of indexed and full-text magazines, newspapers, podcasts, and reference books for information on current events, the arts, science, popular culture, health, people, government, history, sports and more.
Student Resources In Context is an engaging online experience for those seeking contextual information on a broad range of topics, people, places, and events. The new solution merges Gale's authoritative reference content with full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites organized into a user-friendly portal experience combined with new features such as "Search Assist" and quick fact boxes.
Twayne's is devoted to in-depth critical introductions to the lives and works of major writers of the world within the context of the time period in which they lived. It provides insightful and original commentary on the history and influence of literary movements.
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