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"The Debt" Review: Two Times The Helen Mirren, Two Times The Fun
The Debt isn't your typical espionage drama. It isn't your typical time-shifting movie. It isn't even your typical World War II film. The latest film from John Madden (Shakespeare in Love, Captain Correli's Mandolin) takes some of the best of all these element -- as well as some of the bad -- to put together an interesting character piece that escapes a lot of the conventions of these types of films.
Set in 1966, as well as 1997, "The Debt" is a character piece about a Mossad agents Rachel (played by Jessica Chastain and the incomparable Helen Mirren), her eventual husband (and ex-husband) Stefan (Marton Csokas and Tom Wilkinson), as well as David (Sam Worthington and Ciaran Hinds), and their mission to find and capture a Nazi war criminal, Dieter Vogel (played by Jesper Christensen, who you may recognize from the last two Bond films) and bring him back to Israel where he will be humiliated in front of the world.
Obviously, things don't go exactly as expected, and the three commit to keeping a lie in order to avoid a major embarrassment for their young and tumultuous nation. These acts come back to haunt them in 1997, where Rachel, the only able-bodied of the trio, must right the wrongs they committed in East Germany over three decades prior.
The film is a remake of a 2007 Israeli film of the same name, and is written in part by Matthew Vaughn (Kick Ass and X-Men: First Class). But it's not a superhero film. In fact, Vaughn (as well as co-writers Peter Straughan and frequent Vaughn contributor Jane Goldman) and Madden make a point to show that these three young (and eventually old) secret agents have their own demons, their own flaws, and their own insecurities, which makes for a fresh take on a frequently worn out film genre. So much so, in fact, that it seems like an escape for Vaughn, who has been no stranger to action in his two major projects these last couple of years, and even Madden, who seems to finally break out with his great performance behind the camera.
But is it too much? Many people going to the theaters for The Debt, and who have seem the marketing for this film, likely expect a gritty action-drama about espionage and war atrocities -- likely elevated by the mere presence of Sam Worthington. At times, they definitely get what they came for, with several well placed action scenes, but for the most part, The Debt is something totally different. Instead of relying on those action sequences, Madden makes a point to use tension as the main theme of the movie. From the opening sequences to the very end, there is tension (both sexual and not) between the three main characters, in both time periods, as well as between the trio and Vogel due to various circumstances.
David, a loner and mysterious man, quickly falls in love with Rachel. Stefan, oblivious to this, takes advantage of Rachel when David pushes her away and gets her pregnant. In the present, Stefan and Rachel are divorced, creating even more tension between the two. And then there's Vogel. Rachel has to pose as a patient for the now-gynecologist, and the awkwardness there is self-explanatory, but furthers causes trouble in the group when they later reveal that they know who he is. And Madden has a seemingly uncanny ability to use a seemingly nothing moment to tighten the rope between all these characters even further throughout the film. The result is many great and unexpected moments over the course of nearly two hours. Every action sequence, every fight, every important moment is so well built that even if the film doesn't have the giant explosions or fight scenes that Hollywood has desensitized us to in recent years, anything much smaller has a greater effect, and that's all on Madden.
The film also makes excellent use of sound to press its points. From the background noise of a New Year's Eve party, to dripping rainwater into a pan, to the approaching sound of an ambulance, nearly everything you hear during the film has a purpose, and it's something you don't see that often in films these days.
In terms of acting, Helen Mirren gets first billing in the film, and when we actually see her, she's incredible as always. She pulls off the role of an aging Israeli secret agent to perfection, blending both her skills as an action star and a dramatic actress to near perfection. But she's only present for the very beginning of the film, and the third act. Still, Jessica Chastain, who plays her younger self, does a great job of playing one of the greatest greatest actresses of the last forty years, all while balancing the difficult job of portraying a young agent with her own insecurities as well as a difficult accent. Chastain is a relative newcomer who is appearing in six films this year, and if you were wondering why, The Debt will likely answer that question.
But beyond the two female leads, the acting is a little hit-or-miss. There's only so much you can expect of Sam Worthington, and he does a good job of what he's given, but the guy can barely pull off anything that isn't an Australian accent, yet alone a Jewish accent. That said, Worthington goes slightly against-type here, and it's pretty refreshing. Worthington is often criticized for being a little wooden in his acting chops, and while his portraying of young David is by no means award-worthy, the subtlety and nuance in his performance is surprising -- in a good way. The casting of his older self, however, is a little perplexing. Ciaran Hinds is a great actor, but he looks more like David's counterpart Stefan, and is barely present in the entire film.
On the other hand, the performances of Stefan are reversed. Tom Wilkinson, the older Stefan, is a phenomenal and underrated actor who does a great job in his role as a crippled intelligence officer, bitter about making the mistake of impregnating Rachel and carrying this lie with him, and more or less ruining his life. But again, just like Hinds, he's underused, and the casting of his younger self is a little annoying. Martin Csokas is a decent actor, but he looks nothing like Wilkinson and ends up being a little irrelevant to the story even though his older self is of such importance.
That said, the film might very well belong to Jesper Christensen and his performance of Vogel. Christensen can go from playing a war criminal and monster to an every day, understanding doctor in mere sentences, and is truly the source of a lot of the tension which carried the film.
While there are definitely some good performances here, some annoyances such as these casting oddities, as well as the ridiculous accents, keep it from being truly great. The writing is good, sometimes even great, but also plagued by some inconsistencies and long sequences where little to nothing happens -- and almost for no reason. But Vaughn more than makes up for with with some shocking twists and turns that really shouldn't be all that shocking.
The end result is a very good film and a great entry into a genre that has been needing a boost of energy in recent years. For everything that we're complaining about, "The Debt" more than makes up with it with great dramatic tension, good writing, and more than adequate acting. A good film, and a good way to start off September at the theaters. 8 out of 10.
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Zapruder was right about one thing: we don't have a good vocabulary for talking about the choices most recent and contemporary poets make in getting from one line or one word to the next. The thing is, it's a problem, not for readers, but for folks trying to learn to make poems.
It may be true that some study of technique enriches the experience of an art for a member of its audience, but most people I know have had the experience of falling head over heels in love with some new piece of music, some sculpture, some novel, and partly for its strangeness. Nobody I've ever heard of has ever just sat down, with no preparation, and made a significant work of art. Jazz players have to know harmony and modes in their bones; the difference between first and second chair in a major orchestra is several thousand hours of practice; orchestration requires years of difficult study; painters — well, painters, even Picasso, before we learned to love abstract art — painters spend long days all their lives drawing obsessively, studying the lines of their teachers and predecessors. The Beatles played 1200 live shows before their first hit song.
What on earth, besides cultural studies, do all those thousands of MFA students in poetry study?
That's unfair, I know. But just what is the vocabulary we can use to discuss competence in making, say, line breaks in non-metrical poetry?
It's not hard to define a competent English-language sonneteer — such a person can consistently manage pentameter and rhyme so as to present something coherent and interesting within the constraints of the form without doing violence to the patterns and rhythms of speech.
There's nothing at all mysterious in that definition, nothing that itself cannot be clearly defined, except perhaps "interesting." It's a fairly low bar, I believe at about the same level intended by such faint praise as "competent landscape painter," and subject to the same sneers from the School of Phlogiston and whatever is its equivalent in the visual arts. Still, it is something. Here's J. V. Cunningham's magnificent answer to those sneers:
For My Contemporaries
How time reverses
The proud in heart!
I now make verses
Who aimed at art.
But I sleep well.
Ambitious boys
Whose big lines swell
With spiritual noise,
Despise me not!
And be not queasy
To praise somewhat:
Verse is not easy.
But rage who will.
Time that procured me
Good sense and skill
Of madness cured me.
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- 1 Patrick Gillespie { 03.27.09 at 5:11 pm }
Way back when, when I was in college, a fellow student poet was always going on about establishing a methodology for his line breaks. It was an exercise in futility. Besides, there's already a method that works- meter.
//But just what is the vocabulary we can use to discuss competence in making, say, line breaks in non-metrical poetry?//
Oh… there's no end to the rationalizing… the supreme irony, which I failed to point out at the time, was that as soon as you identify any sort of "system" or "aesthetics of line breaks" you're no longer writing free verse.
- 3 Patrick Gillespie { 03.28.09 at 6:54 am }
//it seems to me a damned sight harder to consistently make good poems in free verse than it is in meter//
I don't know if I would put it this way, as it implies that a good poem is a metrical poem * because* it is metrical and that *because* free verse isn't, it will probably never be as successful.
It's probably more fair to say that free verse poetry is a different type of poetry altogether, and one that can't be held to the same standards as metrical poetry. It must be held to a different set of standards (usually content oriented). One is either sympathetic with those standards or one isn't.
As for myself, I think much of it ought to be called Prosetry. I suppose there's a negative connotation to that but… consider that many free poets, like Moore, pointedly and didactically distanced themselves from anything that typified the poetry of the previous 1000 years – so why continue to use the name "poetry"? – somewhat hypocritical.
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Glyphosate is already in our food, air, and water: What is it and why should we care?
Have you heard of glyphosate? Glyphosate is an herbicide that kills plants, almost all plants. But if you haven't heard of glyphosate, you have probably heard of Roundup and have seen the clever TV commercials showing weeds wilting and dying–touted as the perfect solution to get rid of weeds in your driveway or around your patio. It's available just about everywhere–your local hardware or home and garden store. Roundup is a brand name for a herbicide containing glyphosate, which was created and patented by Monsanto in the 1970s, although patent rights have expired and glyphosate is now used under other brand names in addition to Roundup. Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, meaning it kills almost all plants; it is absorbed through the leaves and spreads throughout the plant, including the roots and seeds. Glyphosate is systemic; it can't be washed off because it's inside the plant. According to the National Pesticide Information Center maintained by the University of Oregon, glyphosate kills by preventing the plant from making proteins needed for growth; it stops an enzyme pathway, the shikimic acid pathway, which is found only in plants and some microorganisms; therefore, glyphosate not only kills plants but also microorganisms.
But Roundup's success is not from home use, it was the introduction of genetically engineered seeds about twenty years ago that has helped glyphosate become the most widely used herbicide in the U.S. and world-wide. Because Roundup Ready crops created by Monsanto have been genetically engineered to be resistant to glyphosate-containing Roundup, the farmer can spray Roundup on his fields and crops; Roundup will kill the weeds (or any other plant that is not Roundup Ready) but won't kill the Roundup Ready crops. Although glyphosate's primary application is on farm crops, it's also used on forests, lawns, gardens, industrial area weeds, and even on water plants. The EPA estimated that in 2007, agriculture used 180 to 185 million pounds; home and garden use was 5 to 8 million pounds; and industry, commerce, and government used 13 to 15 million pounds. The most common Roundup Ready crops in the U.S. and their approximate crop percentages: soybeans, 94%; corn, 66%; canola, 90%; cotton, 43%; and now also alfalfa.
Although glyphosate is promoted as being benign and not readily absorbed by the soil, studies have found it in our air and in our water. A Spanish study found glyphosate in groundwater. A U.S. study found glyphosate in the air and in rain:
weekly integrated air particle and rain samples were collected during two growing seasons in agricultural areas in Mississippi and Iowa. Rain was also collected in Indiana in a preliminary phase of the study. The frequency of glyphosate detection ranged from 60 to 100% in both air and rain. . . . The frequency of detection and median and maximum concentrations of glyphosate in air were similar or greater to those of the other high-use herbicides observed in the Mississippi River basin, whereas its concentration in rain was greater than the other herbicides. [emphasis mine]
Glyphosate destroys soil quality by killing beneficial soil microorganisms. Robert Kremer, a microbiologist with the USDA's Agricultural Research Service says that using Roundup Ready crops is "altering the whole soil biology. . . Glyphosate is very systemic in the plant and is being released through the roots into the soil. Many studies show that glyphosate can have toxic effects on microorganisms and can stimulate them to germinate spores and colonize root systems." Twenty percent of the glyphosate used on plants goes into the soil and can affect subsequent crops and soil quality. Dr. Don Huber, an agricultural scientist and expert in microbial ecology, Professor Emeritus from Purdue University, says that the "widespread use of glyphosate that we see today in agriculture in the United States can 'significantly increase the severity of various plant diseases, impair plant defense to pathogens and diseases, and immobilize soil and plant nutrients rendering them unavailable for plant use.'" Dr. Huber says that over 40 plant diseases–either new diseases or old ones that used to be easily controlled–are now becoming serious problems due to the detrimental effect on soil microorganisms caused by residues of glyphosate. The ability of glyphosate to kill microorganisms can also affect animals who eat the plants. When the animals eat the genetically engineered crops that have been treated with glyphosate-containing Roundup, the animals' beneficial gut bacteria are killed, thereby removing the natural resistance to toxins such as botulism. The levels of glyphosate currently permitted in feed are high enough to kill normal biological control organisms such as lactobacillus and alcaligenes. Feeding foods made with Roundup Ready crops to infants could be especially risky because infants don't yet have full intestinal gut bacteria.
Dr. Huber's research has found that genetically engineered Roundup Ready crops contain an organism, completely unknown until now, that can cause infertility and miscarriages in farm animals. The new organism is significant because "it can reproduce, and possesses the rare ability to cause disease in both plants and animals." [emphasis mine] The potential danger of this new as yet unidentified organism is so great that, in January 2011, Dr. Huber wrote a letter to Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack urging a moratorium on the deregulation of Roundup Ready alfalfa until further research could be conducted. A second letter to the European Commission was written in March 2011 giving more detailed information about the damage caused by glyphosate-containing herbicides on Roundup Ready crops. Dr. Huber's concerns and those of other scientists have been ignored. Roundup Ready alfalfa was approved for commercial use early in 2011.
Another major problem with Roundup Ready crops treated with glyphosate is the ability of glyphosate to "immobilize plant nutrients such as manganese, copper, potassium, iron, magnesium, calcium, and zinc so they are no longer nutritionally functional." Zinc and manganese are up to 50% less effective. Manganese is not only essential to plants, humans and animals need it too. One study has indicated that lack of manganese may be a possible root cause of osteoporosis. The ability of glyphosate to bind up, or chelate, the minerals in plants reduces the nutrition available to the animals and people that eat the plants. In fact, glyphosate was first patented as a chelator in 1964. When a plant is genetically engineered to be glyphosate resistant, it will survive, but it will have a 50 percent reduction in available iron and an 80-90 percent reduction in available manganese and zinc. Tests might show that these minerals, such as manganese, copper, iron or zinc, are there in the plant, but the minerals won't be available for use by the plant or by the animals or humans who eat the plants.
Michael McNeill, an agronomist, said that some of the problems with increased use of glyphosate are "increasing weed resistance to the herbicide, killing of beneficial soil microorganisms, increasing diseases in plants such as sudden death syndrome in soybeans and Goss's Wilt in corn and other fungal diseases." Robert Kremer says that there are "eight different species of glyphosate resistant weeds in Missouri." There are 21 weeds confirmed world-wide that are now resistant to glyphosate. The techno-agricultural solution to glyphosate resistant weeds is to engineer seeds tolerant to a combination of two or more herbicides, such as Roundup and Dicamba. According to Robert Kremer, continually combatting resistance by adding another herbicide to the mix is "an illogical circle." Heavy use of Roundup, in combination with genetically engineered crops, has produced these 'superweeds' in the U.S. and in other countries as well.
What concerns me the most about glyphosate are the serious and significant health impacts to humans and animals caused by exposure to glyphosate and Roundup Ready crops. Dr. Huber says that glyphosate causes "reproductive failure, infertility, as well as miscarriage for cattle, horses, pigs, sheep, and poultry." Further, since the effect covers so many animal species, it is also likely to affect humans the same way, and there is evidence that infertility in humans is steadily increasing. Other studies have shown premature aging in animals; cows at two and a half years old have been downgraded at market to a ten-year old cow. A study published in 2010 showed evidence that pregnant women exposed to glyphosate have babies with "congenital malformations, including microcephaly, anencephaly, and cranial malformations. . . In addition, both glyphosate and the commercial herbicide severely affect embryonic and placental cells, producing mitrochondrial damage, necrosis, and programmed cell death . . . with doses far below those used in agriculture." "Other effects observed include cytotoxicity and genotoxicity, endocrine disruption of the androgen and estrogen receptors, and DNA damage in cell lines." One study demonstrated that, in fact, Roundup was even more damaging than glyphosate alone, probably because the adjuvants in Roundup "allow a better cell penetration and stabilization of the product [glyphosate]." As you can see, there is increasing evidence of organ and systemic damage from glyphosate and Roundup in humans and animals.
We've talked about the damage to plants, animals, and humans–superweeds, the fertility and organ damage in animals, and the malformed babies of pregnant women exposed to glyphosate. How much harm does glyphosate and its hepped-up Roundup need to cause before we recognize that we just can't go on spraying it in ever-increasing amounts and in ever stronger doses by combining herbicides. If there's so much potential harm to the soil, plants, animals, and to us and our children, what possible benefits could justify its continued widespread use?
You may also be interested in these related Real Food Houston posts:
It's Not Pretty Behind the Biotech Veil, an Interview with Howard Vlieger
GMO Crops Fail Again–This Time It's Bt Corn
Double GM Whammy for the Monarch Butterfly
Why Was an Antibiotic-Resistant GE Potato Approved?
What Does Genetically Engineered (or GMO) Mean?
GMO Foods Should Be Labeled
The Organic and Non GMO Report interview with Robert Kremer, Experts say Roundup causing problems in soil, plants, and animals
The Organic and Non GMO Report, interview with Dr. Don Huber, Scientist warns of dire consequences with widespread use of glyphosate
Dr. Mercola's interview with Dr. Don Huber, The Hidden Epidemic Destroying Your Gut Flora
Carrasco, Andres E., Glyphosate-Based Herbicides Produce Teratogenic Effects on Vertebrates by Impairing Retinoic Acid Signaling
Seralini, G.E., Time- and Dose- Dependent Effects of Roundup on Human Embryonic and Placental Cells
Farm and Ranch Freedom Alliance/GMOs
Additional Information about glyphosate:
Added January 27, 2013: Ji, Sayer, Research: Roundup Herbicide Toxicity Vastly Underestimated
Added May 13, 2013: Ji, Sayer, Is GMO Farming Poisoning The World's Drinking Water?


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Caroline was born in Livingston, Calif. to Frank and Helen Alvernaz. She graduated from Livingston High School in 1938, and married Manuel De Salles in 1940. They resided in Turlock for many years where Manuel owned and operated the Economy Meat Market. They raised their four children in Turlock before moving to Sonora, Calif. in 1978. Caroline enjoyed the nature scenery, flowers, wild animals and birds that surrounded her home there. She was a member of All Saints Catholic Church in Twain Harte. Her husband died in 1988, and Caroline remained in her mountain home until 2004, when she moved to Casa de Modesto.
Caroline was preceded in death by her husband, two brothers and one sister. She is survived by her sister, Evelyn Wolf of St. Charles, Mo.; sons, Jim (Terri) of Rancho Murieta, Bob/Diesel (Melody) of Sonora, and Dan (Marla) of Henderson, Nev.; daughter, Carole De Salles of Denair; grandchildren, Michele (Leonard) Jalli, Kristen (Jeff) Miller, April De Salles, and Matthew De Salles; and great-grandchildren, Eric and Gregory Jalli, Jennifer Miller, and Josh and Julia De Salles.
Caroline will always be remembered and cherished for her wonderful sense of humor and the unconditional love she had for all her family and friends.
In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to Community Hospice of Modesto, 4368 Spyres Way, Modesto, CA 95356; Casa de Modesto, 1745 Eldena Way, Modesto, CA 95350; or a charity of your choice.


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Thank you to everyone who attended the Special Town Meeting on Monday to support the library. All of us at the library greatly appreciate your supporting our efforts to move forward with the facilities study grant. Your presence at the meeting made the votes decisive, and it was powerful testimony that this is a community that values its library. I hope that I may have an opportunity to thank each of you in person, but in the meanwhile, please know that we are grateful for your support both now and throughout the year.
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Common recently sat down with Vibe Magazine and talked about his love for the current Chicago hip hop scene. He talks about his love for Chance The Rapper, Vic Mensa, Lil Bibby and Lil Herb. Check out the interview up above. Let's hope he works with some of the artists he mentioned soon.


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Our youngest DD and her sweetie just announced that they are expecting their first baby--a little boy--in May!! This is nothing short of a miracle--they have been trying for almost 6 years!!
So I found the perfect quilt at Superior Threads!!
They both love turtles--and they call each other Bear and Bee--and this fabric has all three!! And, it went on sale since I placed my order and Superior Threads is cheerfully refunded the difference!! They are a wonderful company!!


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Recently, a website user emailed us a great question: is there any way to recycle the caps off my bottles?
Yes! But not the way you think…
Before we tell you how to do it, let's talk about how not to do it. Don't throw it loose in your curbside recycling bin! Yes, lids are metal, and in theory they can be recycled with metal cans. But, they get lost in a recycling facility. When you place your recyclable materials in your curbside recycling bin, all of the materials are mixed together. A truck drives up, empties your bin, and your recyclables are mixed with all of your neighbors' materials. What happens next?
The recycling truck delivers the materials to a Material Recovery Facility (MRF). At the MRF, the truck dumps all of the materials on a cement floor. Scoop, by scoop, the recyclables are loaded onto the sorting line. The sorting line consists of conveyor belts transferring materials through different stations, some staffed by humans and some automated. For example, an enormous magnet removes bi-metal cans (like soup cans), and an eddy current removes aluminum cans. Throughout the process, screens separate materials by sizes. This is where bottle caps get lost. They fall through the screens before they can get captured for recycling.
So, what do you do? You outsmart the system. Simply make your own collection can for metal bottle caps and lids. Next time you open a can of soup or tomatoes, keep the can and place it next to your recycling station. As you open bottles and jars, place the lids in the can. When the can is nearly full, crimp it closed, throw it in your curbside recycling container. As your can full of lids moves through the MRF, all of the metal will get collected for recycling.
Start with an empty can…
Fill with metal lids and caps.
Crimp it closed.
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National HIV Testing Day
Thursday Jun 27, 2013
New Mexico AIDS Services
625 Truman St NE
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Albuquerque, NM 87110
Contact:Brian Brown
Website: Click to Visit
More events at New Mexico AIDS Services
An annual campaign to encourage people of all ages to "take the test, take control." New Mexico AIDS Services (NMAS) will offer free oral and rapid HIV testing to the public. Free food and beverages will be provided courtesy of Albertsons.
Too many people don't know they have HIV. In the United States, nearly 1.2 million people are living with HIV, and almost one in five don't know they are infected. Getting tested is the first step to finding out if you have HIV. If you have HIV, getting medical care and taking medicines regularly helps you live a longer, healthier life and also lowers the chances of passing HIV on to others.


text: On Thu, Mar 03, 2005 at 10:45:34PM +0100, Poul-Henning Kamp wrote: > > Since the attacker know the block number the IV generation doesn't > add strength. > > In fact expose any weakness in the algorithm even more because it > offers two-way leverage on the algorithm. > > It also adds a very efficient hit-detector for a brute force attack. > > It would have been much better to use a different key to generate the IV. > > And did he salt the block number at all ? I don't think so... I think there's a misunderstanding here. Why do you think secrecy (unpredictability?) is an important property of an IV for a block cipher used in CBC mode? It's not an encryption key, it's an IV. It just has to have a large Hamming difference from any _other_ IV used with the same cipher key. -- Thor Lancelot Simon email@example.com "The inconsistency is startling, though admittedly, if consistency is to be abandoned or transcended, there is no problem." - Noam Chomsky


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Every few days I get an email from a blogger asking me about moving their blog from Blogger to WordPress. This is even more so now as on theFEED signup page their is an FAQ which asks, "What If I am not on WordPress at all?", so when a person see's this question they email me asking how to move over. I then send them a similar email on how this can be done without much assistance from a developer and they are shocked that their mystery has been solved!
I got one of these very email's this morning from a lovely Canadian blogger called Dawn Ngo of DawnNgo.blogspot.ca. She Asked:
I'm interested in using theFEED, however I'm currently blogger based and I have already purchased my theme and developed traffic on blogger so it's a big hard for me to make the switch as I have already established myself on blogger! Is there any way you could help me make the switch to WordPress or if you have any tips/advice?
Well I am here to tell her, and every other style blogger in the same predicament you CAN move to WordPress yourself! WHAT WHAT? Did I really say that? I bet you were expecting me to say it's going to cost you sh** loads of money. Not on my watch!
Here is a step-by-step guide on how you can move you blog from Blogger to WordPress, with screenshots and EVERYTHING. This one's for you Dawn!
1. Find website hosting with WordPress One Click Install and Domain Name Included
There are hosting services out there that make it easy to set up your WordPress blog, a great example is Bluehost. For little cost you can have hosting and a domain name within the same package. Once you've signed up, their is a button which you can click to set up your WordPress blog. Click Here to watch a video tutorial which shows you how!
2. Find a Premium WordPress Theme
After you are set up with your new WordPress site, you'll need a super hot theme for your new blog. There are LOADS out there to choose from and none should cost you more than $100USD. My blogger friend Blair from Leap Marketing and Design makes premium pre-fab WordPress templates for only $70USD and their made specifically for Style Bloggers, which you can find here. Alternatively if you head over to ThemeForest Marketplace and search for WordPress theme plus your requirements (e.g. minimal layout, white background etc), you'll find loads here too.
To upload your WordPress theme to your new WordPress backend, simple navigate to the side menu and click Appearances > Themes. Then from the new page Click "Add New"
3. Uploading your Blogger content to WordPress
In your new WordPress backend, navigate to Tools > Import. From the new page click "Blogger" from the menu. A popup will appear asking you to install the Blogger Importer, hit "Install Now". From the new page "Activate Plugin & Run Importer" and then follow the instructions on screen to import your content from Blogger to WordPress.
4. Configure Blog Theme Settings
Dependent on what theme you purchased for your new WordPress blog, they will be settings you can configure, to change the colors, add your logo etc. Make sure to do this and preview what your new logo looks like. You can always get a new theme if you are not completely satisfied.
5. Google Analytics
Make sure to add a new Google Analytics (click here for a cool plugin that helps you do this) code for this Worpdress blog. DON'T use the one from your blogger blog as you want to track the difference in readership. Take note that moving isn't going to make your readership sky rocket straight away, as with any transition things take time and you readers need to read just.
6. Use This Blogger To WordPress Plugin to redirect all your blogspot blog post visits to your new wordpress blog!
There is a really cool tool called "Blogger to WordPress Redirection", which generates a snippet of code for you to insert into your now old blogspot blog in-order to redirect your readers to your new blog. Click here to find out more about the plugin and watch the helpful how-to video.
7. Tell The World You Have Moved – Repeatedly!
After you are 100% happy, tell everyone on all your social media channels, at your blogger meetups, your book club, your dentist etc – NICELY until they get the message. Make sure to convey the message in a positive uplifting way, the fact that you are bigger and better now and mean serious business so this switch is a result of that.
Keep your OLD blog alive until traffic moves to your new blog. There is no hurry to delete it and Google won't so you don't have to either.
That's it! Need any further help? Let me know!


text: No-line Bifocals: Reasons You Should Go Progressive by Sunny · Published February 21, 2012 · Updated August 31, 2015 Source: Flickr Photographer: AtAGlance There are various things about us that we don't want really want everybody to know. Like how much we weigh, or how much our house cost, or the natural look of our eyebrows (ahem-ladies, you know what I am talking about). In the same way, you may not want people to know you wear bifocals. That's where we come in. What are progressive lenses? Progressive lenses (sometimes referred to as no-line bifocals) are multifocal lenses that look just like a single vision lens but can house two or three different prescriptions and all with no apparent lines. In addition to the cosmetic appeal, progressive lenses provide a more seamless transition between the different powers than bi-focals or tri-focals. They avoid the age old problem of the image "jumping" that occurs from the drastic and sudden change in power which makes objects and images look like they're jumping. Why choose progressive lenses? Progressive lenses are specially made so that the lenses make crisp and clear vision as convenient as possible, and are built so that the transition between the powers is smooth. If you look up, you can see distance, such as the road while driving, clearly. Through the mid-lens you are able to easily see intermediate distance in front of you. From the lower part of the lens, you are clearly able to read your favorite book or newspaper near you. Adjusting to progressive lenses Progressives take a little initial adjusting to, but most adjust anywhere between a few hours to a few days. If you're still attempting to adjust after that, you may want to visit your optometrist. Many people see wearing lined bifocals as a symbol of aging. However, tending to your vision should never be something you're ashamed of. Progressive lenses are a great solution. Come in today to America's Best and speak to an associate about the frames that would work best with your progressive lenses and get fitted!


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Trails Fact Sheet
December 20, 2010
Related Document: TrailsFactSheet.doc
Opportunities to enjoy running, hiking, inline skating, biking or walking throughout Rochester, Minn. are endless. The city offers more than 85 miles of trails with amazing city and country views and recently finished surfaces. Rochester provides easy and accessible ways for residents and visitors to incorporate physical activity into their daily lives.
City Trail System
Rochester's 85 miles of recreational trails are bituminous or concrete surfaced, providing well-maintained options for physical activity throughout the city. Finished with attractive rails and complemented by gorgeous skyline and nature views, the Rochester City Trail System is one of the finest in the country and a perfect addition to visitors' or residents' experience.
State Trail System
The Root River Trail is 75.5 miles long and includes the Harmony-Preston Valley Trail. The Douglas State Trails are 12.5 miles long; both are located in the Rochester area. Developed on historic railroad passages, the trails provide outstanding rural scenery, with a combination of paved and unpaved surfaces for wheels, hooves and shoes. The Douglas Trail gently travels through a mix of forest and rolling fields, while the Root River Trail gives breathtaking views of soaring limestone bluffs of the Root River Valley. The latter was newly paved in 1999 and features a choice of less and more challenging areas. The Harmony-Preston Valley State Trail contributes 18 additional miles of trail, connecting with the Root River system. All state trails have convenient parking lots with rest facilities.
Quarry Hill Nature Center
Opening eyes and minds through natural science discovery, Quarry Hill Nature Center offers more than five miles of trails covering 270 acres. Like the Douglas State Trail, Quarry Hill's system links with the City Trail System.
Other specific trail loops include:
Cascade Creek Trail - West Circle Drive and Highway 52 - 6.5 miles
Downtown Trail - Mayo Park to Soldiers Field - 2 miles
Bear Creek Trail - Bear Creek Park to Pinewood Road - 3.1 miles
For more information, please contact Mary Gastner at 800-634-8277 or firstname.lastname@example.com or visit http://www.rochestercvb.org/.


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I tried this exact blazer on a few weeks ago and it was very nice but big for its size so I returned it. 38 chest was more like a 40 (Just thought it was worth taking into consideration)
Hi all
firstly, I'm extremely sorry if this kind of posting is against forum rules. Please take it down if it is.
I have for sale an All Saints Plight Blazer in charcoal.
There is one currently available at All Saints (albeit not in charcoal, or the 36 size) at £135. It's a lovely blazer, and completely sold out in the size I am offering.
There's also a picture of Ethan Hawke sporting this exact jacket for Nuvo magazine:
This is a single breasted, two button tailored jacket with a bluffed on chest patch pocket. The Plight Jacket is made from an Italian wool blend fabric especially developed for AllSaints and is fully lined in our vintage inspired pinstripe lining. Other features include narrow notch lapels, working cuffs, branded real horn AllSaints buttons and is delivered with a lightly crushed finish.
Mens Tailored Suits | Trousers, Jackets, Blazers | AllSaintst really is awesome, and I'm sad to see it go. If I didn't need the money, I wouldn't have to sell it...
I'm asking for around £85, but you can make me an offer if interested. I saw one sell on eBay for £86 a month or so ago.
Cheers, Ben.
I tried this exact blazer on a few weeks ago and it was very nice but big for its size so I returned it. 38 chest was more like a 40 (Just thought it was worth taking into consideration)
I have to say everyone on this forum seems to have pretty small chests...
I am going to use this thread to say that there is NO SELLING IN FORUMS currently. We have considered it, but we don't want to become a place whereby we acttract scammers and our user's get ripped off.
Obviously eBay is a huge multi-national company and they have exactly the same problem so it seems it is near impossible to regulate sales effectiely on a forum such as this.
That being said, I have no problems with user's listing their eBay items in the OFFICIAL THREAD: http://www.fashionbeans.com/forums/g...ay-thread.html
So try setting up an auciton on eBay and linking to it in the forum thread above - I assume there will be more interest that way anyway.
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Spanish Ham Mites: Entomology and Jamón Ibérico
Yesterday, with the entire family – the children were forbidden for solstice myth reasons – digging around in our storage room to find the missing Christmas tree legs, we ended up finding another leg that we'd bought this past summer, a leg of Iberian Ham, or jamón ibérico. We sliced off a few slices for dinner last night.
This morning, I glanced at the ham and noticed some little white dots on the open meat. Upon closer inspection, I realized that they were moving. Ugh.


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Yesterday, Brian's parents celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary!
After everyone arrived home from work, it was time for some anniversary presents. Greg, Brian's dad loves scotch, and Kate, Brian's mom loves Riesling. They both started by opening up a bottle of their favorite drink.
The second present was the big one.
Brian and Adam collaborated their ideas and came up with the perfect gift. Adam drove around Indianapolis to the place where his parents met, where they got engaged, where they were married, and then took a picture of the house they live in now. He put all of the pictures in a frame in chronological order. This gift was so perfect! His parents honestly loved it 🙂
Brian's parents then went out to dinner and Brian and I attended a meeting at church. We came home to celebrate a wonderful 30 years of marriage with some delicious desserts and a little pink bubbly moscato.
I don't even know what the desserts were…but they were tasty 😉
Congratulations Kate and Greg on an amazing 30 years of marriage! I hope you get to enjoy 30 more.


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For 3D Porn Stars Vol. 1, we paired famous porn stars who have always wanted to work with each other, but have never gotten the chance.
First up is Arpad Miklos and Blu Kennedy. Their scene is intense, and Arpad fucks Blu until he is practically screaming. Next up, Vin Costes and Manuel Torres have hot sex with a twist: they are actually boyfriends in real like, and this is the first time they've ever appeared together on screen. In our third scene, Vinnie D'Angelo and Antton Harri, both award-winning porn stars, show us just how hot two guys can be together. In 3D, their scene is intense and will make you cum before it's over!
Our final scene is a super hot solo with Brandon Monroe. The 3D effects in this scene are amazing. His cock sticks out of the screen, begging you to blow him. And, the cum shot is unlike anything you have ever seen. He literally cums on your face. When you watch this scene, have a cum rag handy. Not for your cum - but for Brandon's!
This DVD is 3D Only. It will play on any normal DVD player in red/cyan anaglyph 3D, which you can watch with the provided pair of 3D glasses (found inside the DVD case).


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Stockdale Leaving Rumour!
Rumours that Steve Bruce, up at Hull City, is keen to take David Stockdale on loan for a second time have been superseded.
Apparently, Bruce, as Hull hurtle towards a possible promotion to the Premier League, wants to take Stockdale on a permanent deal and is preparing a bid, said to be something in the region of £3 million, to take Stockdale back up north.
With Martin Jol continually linked with signing another keeper, possibly Jack Butland, could Jol sanction 27 year-old Stockdale`s departure?


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Crimson Sprite, Pseudagrion massaicum
The crimson sprite (Pseudagrion massaicum), also known as the Masai sprite or the vermillion sprite, is a species of damselfly that can be found in Africa. Its range includes Angola, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Somalia, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe, among other areas. It prefers to reside near streams and rivers in bushlands and savannahs.
The total population number of the crimson sprite is unknown, but it is a locally common species in South Africa. It is thought that habitat loss caused by agricultural practices, water drainage, and water pollution could threaten this species. There are currently no conservation efforts in place for the crimson sprite and it appears on the IUCN Red List with a conservation status of "Least Concern."
Image Caption: Male Masai Sprite at Ngweya Resort, Mpumalanga, South Africa. Credit: Alandmanson/Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 3.0)


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2011/1/2 Jim Nasby <jim(at)nasby(dot)net> > > Renamed to fsnapshot. > > Is it actually limited to functions? ISTM this concept would be valuable > for anything that's not in pg_class (in other words, anything that doesn't > have user data in it). > My ambition is to primarily support functions. Support for other object types are merely a necessary side-effect of the function dependencies. Is there a matrix of all possible object types dependencies? If not, for functions, is the following list correct? Object types which may depend on functions: constraints, views, triggers, any more? Functions may depend on: language, any more? Instead of limiting the support to functions, perhaps it would make more sense to limit it to all non-data objects? Is there a term for the group of object types not carrying any user data? Which object types do carry user data? I can only think of tables and sequences, any other? > Also, I'm not sure why this needs to be in contrib vs pgFoundry. > Good point. It's actually in neither of them right now, it's only at github.com :) I merely used the prefix contrib/ in the subject line to indicate it's not a patch to the "core". I do hope though it's possible to get a place for it in contrib/ at some time in the future, I think there is a chance quite a lot of users would appreciate a quicker, less error-prone way of handling these things. This tool must be made extremely reliable, otherwise you won't feel safe using it in a production environment for deployment and revert purposes, which is my company's requirement. I hope to achieve this by keeping a "bare minimum" approach to features, and making sure it only fulfills the objective: 1. take a snapshot of all non-data objects 2. <deploy code, test new code, or let time pass while other people make a mess in your database> 3. revert to previous snapshot without affecting any of the new data, generated in step 2 I put my faith in the reliability on system functions, such as pg_get_functiondef(), pg_get_viewdef() etc, to build proper create/drop commands for each object. Even nicer would be if the pg_catalog provided functions to generate SQL create/drop commands for all non-data object types, and to make sure _everything_ is included in the command, ensuring the object is created exactly the same, currently pg_get_functiondef() does not restore the ownership of the function, which I had to append manually. -- Best regards, Joel Jacobson Glue Finance
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Date Night | IN N' OUT
This week Daddy and I didn't have high expectations for Date Night. Mainly because we had a smaller budget and we were preparing for a busy weekend ahead. We have the Walk to End Alzheimer's on Saturday, recently added to our schedule was a going away lunch for Grandpa (didn't realize he was leaving, *tear) … [Read more…]


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Bad news for IndieGoGo and other startups that want to be allowed to solicit up to $1 million in investment from the crowd. The bill that would allow companies to ask openly for investments in installments of just $1,000 or less has slowed down in the Senate over concerns with the protection of small-time investors. The bill, introduced by Massachussetts senator, the Libertarian-leaning Scott Brown, is being targeted by groups like the North American Securities Administrators Association Inc., which says the bill would promote the fleecing of unsavvy investors.
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Black Buccaner Video - PSP
Black Buccaner, which is due out later this year is looking a lot like Tomb Raider and Prince of Persia, except with a pirate. Yarrrr!
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This report clearly shows that older drivers have steadily become safer drivers. And that's important since more older drivers will be on our roads in years to come.
Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) April 11, 2014
Drivers over 70 years old have been involved in fewer fatal traffic accidents in recent years nationwide, according to USA Today. Phoenix personal injury lawyer Kyle A. Israel of Israel & Gerity understands that older drivers generally are healthier today than they were decades ago, they are experienced behind the wheel, and cars are safer than in past years.
Israel expressed his comments in response to an article published by USA Today on Feb. 22, 2014, about the recent findings.
"Drivers of all ages can learn from this study and from older drivers," Israel said. "This report clearly shows that older drivers have steadily become safer drivers. And that's important since more older drivers will be on our roads in years to come. The old way of thinking that older drivers are more dangerous no longer applies. This study clearly seems to show that experience matters when it comes to driver safety."
The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety conducted the study which analyzed accident rates among drivers based on their age, according to USA Today. The report examined fatal car rates between 1997 and 2012. During that time period, the number of fatal car accidents dropped 42 percent for drivers over 70 years old. In contrast, the number of fatal car accidents for drivers 35 to 54 years old fell by 30 percent during the same time period, according to USA Today.
Anne McCartt, senior vice president at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, credited the decrease partly to improvements in vehicle safety, according to USA Today. Driver health and experience also seems to be a contributing factor to the decrease in fatal car accidents among older drivers.
"There are indications that older people are healthier," McCartt said, according to the USA Today article. "We think that better health likely results in fewer impairments. (The lack of) cognitive or physical impairments results in safer drivers, and safer both in the sense that they may be less able to crash … (and) to not sustain a serious injury" during a crash.
Attorney Israel said he is pleased to hear about the findings, since America's population continues to grow older.
"In Phoenix, where our law firm is based, we see many older drivers because we have a large retirement population," Israel said. "Having handled many serious car accident cases, we find that factors such as texting while driving and drunk driving play a far greater role in car wrecks than the driver's age. What we see in Arizona seems in line with the study's findings."
In 2010, residents over 70 years old accounted for 9 percent of the U.S. population. By 2050, the number of people over 70 years old will reach 16 percent of the total population nationwide, according to USA Today.
Faced with such a sharp increase in America's elderly population, more needs to be done to continue to reduce the number of fatal car accidents among older drivers, according to Phoenix auto accident attorney Kyle A. Israel of Israel & Gerity.
"There's always room for improvement when it comes to fatal car accidents," Israel said. "The goal should always be zero traffic fatalities. We strongly support efforts to improve driver safety throughout Arizona. That's because we know all too well just how devastating fatal accidents can be for families. Don't suffer in silence if a loved one has died in an auto accident in Arizona caused by another driver. Contact an experienced attorney to learn about your rights."
The USA Today article cited is "Study: Car crash deaths fall among elderly drivers."
About Israel & Gerity, PLLC
Attorney Kyle A. Israel obtained his degree from the Arizona State University College of Law and has practiced law in Arizona since 1994. In addition to handling cases involving car and truck accidents, Israel & Gerity's legal practice focuses on helping victims of construction accidents, construction defects, lithium toxicity, dog bites and nursing home negligence. Attorney Israel was anonymously selected by his peers into the first class of Arizona's Finest Lawyers, an honor reserved for 2% of lawyers across the state, and has received nearly 100% favorable verdicts in the cases he has tried to verdict.
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Follow these ten simple steps that will be sure to add personality to your property.
In Living Color
The quickest way to shift the energy of a room is to paint the walls. Brighter colors promote vibrance while calmer colors give off a soothing effect.
Don't let your possessions possess you. If you haven't used an item in six months to a year, it's time to part with it.
Get the Pictures
Showcase all the members of your household (even those that have since moved off to college) with personalized picture frames that display the individuality of each loved one.
Light a Candle.
Scented candles can set the mood for any occasion. Remember to always extinguish the flame before leaving the room.
Make your scene green.
Plants provide healthy oxygen and are proven to raise the moods of those that keep them. You can find maintainable flora at your local home-improvement store.
Keep it warm and friendly.
Studies show that a warmer environment makes people more pleasant. Raising your thermostat will also save you additional money which is another reason to be happy.
Home cooked meals make common scents.
The aroma of a home cooked meal when you walk through the door is comforting and appetizing. Gather the entire family around the table for some good ole fashioned eats a few times a week.
Get into the holiday spirit.
Decorating your home during the holidays is a fantastic way to show off your household's festive side. It will bring your family closer together and make the season's more memorable.
Invite family and friends over for a night of fun, food, and games. Having company over can lift the spirits in your home and create a more vibrant atmosphere.
There goes the neighborhood.
Go outside and meet your neighbors. Scheduling play-dates with your children is a perfect way for you to engage with the people you share your community with.
Follow these tips to transform your ordinary house into a welcoming home.
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By Steve Boehme
Ornamental grasses are wonderfully carefree, but now is the time to give them some attention. If you've left them standing until spring for winter interest, it's a good idea to cut them back now. Winter weather gradually breaks down some varieties of grasses and they fill your yard with mess. Others are strong enough to survive winter winds intact, but they need to be cut back to the ground before new growth starts.
There are good reasons to wait until spring to cut grasses back. Grasses that are marginally hardy, like pink Muhly grass and blue fescue, benefit from the insulation that their foliage provides. Liriope will look lush and green all winter, turning brown in March, so it's best to wait until then to cut it back. Grasses also make good forage and cover for birds.
Most ornamental grasses should be cut off a few inches from the ground. Really small grasses like "Little Bunny" can be cut shorter, and large clumps of maiden grass, zebra grass or porcupine grass should be left six inches tall.
Our favorite tool for this task is a gas-powered hedge trimmer. "Weedeaters" do a good job on small, soft grasses. Really tough large grasses can be easily cut with a chain saw. You can cut just about any grass with a good pair of bypass hand pruners, but it takes longer than using a machine.
Have you noticed that large clumps of ornamental grass tend to die out in the center? This happens over time because the plant uses up all the food in the soil over time, expanding around the edges where there's more nourishment. A remedy is to dig out the center and replace it with good soil and fertilizer. We like to scatter some Plant Tone or other dry fertilizer around the root zone of grasses after cutting, to replace the food in the soil.
This might be the time to divide your grasses. Separating them into quarters gives them a fresh start. Big grasses have really tough roots; to cut them into chunks you'll need a sharp spade. Work the soil, dig nice big planting holes and mix in some fertilizer when you re-plant. In a year or so the transplanted chunks will form neat round clumps.
Steve Boehme is the owner of GoodSeed Nursery & Landscape, located on Old State Route 32 three miles west of Peebles. To e-mail your landscaping questions click "Contact Us" from their website at www.goodseedfarm.com or call (937) 587-7021.


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Czech's in the Mail Polka
Brass Quintet
Composed by Kevin Kaisershot. Brass Ensemble - Quintet; Part(s); Score. Eighth Note Publications. 20 pages. Published by Eighth Note Publications (AP.81-BQ29312).
Item Number: AP.81-BQ29312
Czech's in the Mail Polka was written as a tribute to the German-Czech style polkas that the composer became so familiar with during his undergraduate years at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. He was a regular member of a local "polka band" and played the occasional "dance job" on numerous weekends. Written specifically for the young brass quintet, the piece has applications even for more experienced groups.


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London (May. 17)
All British Jewry will be mobilized Sunday to organize relief for the Jews of Poland throughout England.
Responding to an appeal of Jewish leaders, a conference of representatives of all Jewish organizations and institutions in London will be held on that day to consider ways and means to raise large funds for Polish Jewry on a nation-wide scale.
A call issued over the signatures of Chief Rabbi Dr. J. H. Hertz, Neville Laski, president of the Board of Jewish Deputies, Nahum Sokolow, president of the World Zionist Organization, Sir Osmond D'Avig-###-Goldsmid and other prominent Jewish leaders, states that "utter destitution has overwhelmed the Jewish population of Poland."
Mr. Laski, addressing a press conference here, emphasized that one million Jews in Poland, a third of the entire Jewish population in the country, are utterly impoverished.


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Scams occur all over the world varying in different forms. It is not surprising at all to know that there are scams over the Internet. Scams don't discriminate so you bet that there are work at home scams out there.
Actually, most people that start out trying to earn money from home think that most online opportunities are scams.
I didn't think all opportunities were scams but I had my guard up when I first started. I knew I didn't want to waste time or money so I made sure that anything I tried was legitimate.
This is how you should look at things especially when you are new. There are quite a few bogus opportunities, websites, and scammers in the work from home field so you need to know how to spot a scam and how to avoid being scammed.
Before I go into that, which will be covered in my next post, I want to reveal some of the most common work from home scams you may encounter while looking for an online job.
If you know what opportunities to avoid, you will have a higher chance of actually choosing a legitimate work from home opportunity. So, lets get right into this.
Envelope Stuffing
This is one the most common scams on the Internet. You are supposed to send in money and get some envelopes to stuff. The "company" claims that you can make anywhere from $1-$4 per envelope you stuff. This is a scam because the only people who make money are the ones sending the envelopes after you make your payment to them.
You just get envelops and templates to use to distribute the same ad that got you to try the opportunity out to others. You make money only if they fall for the same scam as you. Of course, envelope stuffing comes in various forms but they all end up as scams in the end.
Craft Work/Assembly Jobs
Basically, you would send in money to a "company" for the tools you need to assemble crafts or other assembly related products. They send you low quality "tools" (sewing machine, craft material, etc) and you have to assemble whatever it is you are supposed to assemble.
When everything is done, you will find out that your assembled crafts are not up to standard according to the "company" and you won't make money. 99% of the time, these assembly work from home jobs are scams.
While there are legitimate MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) work from home opportunities such as Amway, there are a lot more MLM scams or Pyramid Schemes.
MLM supposed to work something like this. You join a business selling products. Then you help promote and sell the products or services they offer to others while also recruiting others to join the same opportunity.
You make money mainly by selling the products and you can also make money by recruiting others to become independent distributors for the company selling the products or services. Start up costs are low and training is usually free.
MLM scams operate differently with the main goal of scamming others and pocketing the money from the downline (since they will be at the top) and start-up fees which is usually very high.
Since there are several types of MLM scams, I will just say that the most scammy ones are the ones that focus more on recruiting people rather than selling the products or services they offer IF they even have them to offer.
Remember, the start up costs will be high with MLM scams and they will often want you to pay for things like training, advertising materials, seminars, etc.
Medical Billing
This work from home scam involves people purchasing a medical billing package which comes with everything you need to start a medical billing service from home.
The only problem is that after you have gained the knowledge and tools to carry out business (which may not be up to standards), you have no way to get yourself the clients you need to make money. So, you end up losing money.
Medical companies needing this service usually process their bills themselves or have a firm do it for them. They rarely use the services of individuals.
Email Processing
This is similar to envelope stuffing. The only difference is that you use emails or newsletters. Both are scams.
Work at Home Companies Lists
There are companies that offer to provide a list of work at home opportunities for a fee. Some of them are legitimate and most of them are scams. If you want to access a database of work at home jobs or get work at home job leads, the best way to do this is to just search the Internet for them for free and use legitimate resources. There are many work from home job boards and websites which list legitimate work at home opportunities for free.
If you are short on time and just need to find something fast and legitimate without all the research, you could use a job bank such as HomeJobStop which lists up-to-date and legitimate work from home jobs. There are no scams such as the ones in this article or ads disguised as jobs at HomeJobStop. The fee to join is also very low.
Scammy companies providing such lists include scam work from home opportunities and ads in their out-of-date database and often have very high membership fees.
Chain Letter
I'm not going to lie, I almost fell for this one. I got an email that said if I sent $7 to the paypal email address listed on the email (chain letter), my PayPal email address will go on the list and I would make a lot of money. There was some stuff in between that I haven't mentioned but I think you get how it goes.
Stay clear of this scam. I didn't do it and I hope no one else falls for these $5, $6, $7 chain email scams.
Home Based Business Starter Kits
These companies that offer home business starter kits often uses deception, takes your money, and offer you information you can find on the Internet for free or information that won't help you at all. They claim that they can help you start your own home business for a fee which will help you make lots of money online.
There are some companies which offers these starter kits that are indeed legitimate but as they say, "If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is".
Typing at Home
You see an ad where you can make money typing at home. You go ahead and try it and send in your fee. You then get materials from this company which basically helps you blast the same ad out to others in hopes that they will sign on and pay the fee.
There wasn't an honest job from the get go. You are simply paying for information to use to scam other people. Legitimate home typist jobs never request that you pay a fee.
Rebate Processing
The rebate processing scam is somewhat similar to the medical billing scam. You pay for training and materials needed to process rebates. The money supposed to come in once you process rebates. The problem is that you don't get any opportunities to process any rebates after being promised that you would make lots of money doing so.
Fake Checks/Wire Transfers
Whatever you do, don't fall for the fake checks/wire transfer scam. You will likely get into a lot of trouble for this even though there may seem like there is little risk involved in the opportunity.
If you receive an email that talks about you cashing a check and getting some of the money for doing so, delete it immediately. It's a scam. What you would be doing is cashing a fake check and wiring the person money. Once that fake check bounces, you will be in trouble.
Some fake check scams uses work from home opportunities (processing checks) which eventually leads to you cashing the fake check or checks. Just don't cash checks or wire money for strangers.
Work From Home Companies Using 1-900 numbers
If a work from home company asks that you call their 1-900 number, steer clear of them. It is probably a scam. Did you know that they charge you for making those 1-900 calls? This is how the company makes money from you and that's probably what they are only interested in – taking your money.
So, there you have 12 of the most common work from home scams to watch out for. Our next article will be about how to spot and avoid these work at home scams.


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Of all the crazy inquiries people are making about their dogs in my "Why Do Dogs ____?" post, the most prevalent question people are asking is 'why do they smell?' The people at Vet's Best saw my post and contacted me to put their products to the test.
They offer a "Super Deodorizing Shampoo" with Baking Soda, Yucca Extract, Rosemary Oil and Chamomile for the really smelly dogs, but none of my dogs is a super stinker. After consulting their specialist we determined that Mercury's "dorito toes" and general yeasty smell was probably the result of allergies and that a more moderate approach might be effective. They sent along their Hypo-Alergenic Shampoo and a Seasonal Allergy Support supplement. When they heard that Celeste was blowing her coat due to her heat cycle they also sent a bottle of Healthy Coat Shed + Itch supplement.
I tested the products over the last month and I'm pleased with the results.
The hypoallergenic shampoo is a fantastic product. Other shampoos I've used on the dogs have too much fragrance, leave their skin dry and flaky, and usually evoke an immune response. The day after I bathe the dogs with other products they almost always have dandruff and the when the oils return to their skin they react with the fragrance and create a smell even more potent than when I was bathing the dogs. Not so with the Vet's Best Hypo-Allergenic shampoo.
The shampoo is soap and sudsing agent free, which will be a new experience if you're used to shampoos that foam up excessively (the truth is, the suds in shampoo and toothpaste perform no real function except to make you think the product is working). This means that it's easier to use the correct amount of product and not over or under apply the shampoo.
The directions say to work in the product for 5 minutes and this is probably longer than you think. I timed it and it was quite the work out for the fingers. I made sure to work some product in between the toes and rinsed for as long as I lathered.
I bathed the dogs once a week for a month and then waited four weeks to see if that old yeasty smell would return. It hasn't, even when Mercury decides to cuddle my face when I'm asleep, my gasps for air smell nice and fresh and decidedly unlike corn chips. The dogs' coats look great, they haven't had any bouts of dandruff, the level of shedding is down, and they never smell like the perfume counter at the mall.
Vet's Best Hypo-Allergenic Shampoo delivers on being gentle and soothing for sensitive skin and destinkifying a mildly yeasty dog. Four out of four paws.
They also sent along two daily supplements to try out. These are obviously difficult to evaluate given that their effects are subtle and require time to observe. The one nice thing about both of them is that although they are large, too large to shove down your dog's throat, both of the pills were readily chewed up and consumed by all the dogs. I gave them like treats every day and didn't have to worry about finding them on the rug with my bare feet like I do their pills if I don't get them far enough down their throats.
While the Seasonal Allergy Support pill is large and flat with a center line division making it easy to break in half if your dog requires a partial dose, the Healthy Coat pill's shape doesn't make it easy to divide.
Effectiveness of allergy relief is an evaluation by exclusion since I can't read the dogs' minds and ask if they feel better, I waited for the unmistakable sound of the inward sneeze the dogs make when they get allergies. Two months and no horrendous sounding snorkel of doom. The amount of crust in the corners of their eyes is also diminished. Celeste's coat is coming in nicely, but I've always promoted healthy coats with fish oil and raw eggs, so I wasn't expecting any miracles there because I didn't really have a problem.
Supplements are generally something I'm skeptical about given that they are not regulated like most drugs and very few are given a scientific level of scrutiny. Natural doesn't mean safe nor effective and the use of unrefined plant products means that you're often giving hundreds of more compounds than are needed even in the effective treatments.
If you're a believer in supplements, the photo above lists the ingredients and you're welcome to compare them to available science on the included compounds. I'd rather see the science behind the formulation rather than just a "Formulated by a Vet" marketing plug given that the effects are better analysed in a lab. The effects of MSM are disputed but it might help inflammation; Citrus Bioflavonoids are believed to effect the biological response mechanisms and have anti allergic, inflammatory, microbial, and cancer activity; Nettle leaf is an anti-inflammatory that also helps the urinary tract; Quercetin is an anti-oxidant; Perilla Leaf has been documented to treat allergic nasal inflammation; Yellow Dock Root is included as a blood purifier pulling heavy metals out of solution; Oregon Grape Root is believed to have anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties; Burdock Root is used as a scalp and hair treatment; Red Clover contains isoflavones which mimic estrogen; many of the other ingredients are antioxidants and B vitamins.
Without a glaring problem to fix and given the awkward shape of the shed and itch pill I can't award 4 paws. The supplements were easy to administer given that my dogs fell in the single pill range and ate them like treats. The visible metrics I could measure and observe were also positive if not overwhelming.
I'll continue to use the Hypo-Allergenic shampoo and think that the allergy supplement is worth reevaluating when one of the dogs is exhibiting allergies more severely.
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When and Where is the Competition?
The competition will be held annually at the Tir Righ A & S and Bardic Championships event in late September. Please check the Tir Righ Calendar for exact dates and location.
Tir Righ A&S and Bardic Championships 2017 will be held September 22nd – 24th in the Shire of Danescombe.
- Arts & Sciences Championship
- Rights & Duties of Tir Righ Champions
- Bardic Championship
- Championship Deadlines
- Documentation – Style Guides and Examples of how to document your projects
- Judging Forms
- Event Bid
- Past A&S Champions
- Past Bardic Champions
The Scholar of Tir Righ is the Principality Champion of Arts and Sciences.
The Skald of Tir Righ (Skald of the North) is the Principality Champion of Bardic Arts.
The Current Scholar of Tir Righ is:
The Current Skald of Tir Righ is:
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Published March 2016
Sass bridges the gap between what CSS can offer and what we as web developers need in our daily routine. Using Sass, you can write your stylesheets in a more concise, dynamic, and readable way, and cut down many of the tedious repetitive tasks that come with writing vanilla CSS. Sass simplifies your stylesheets, adding some useful features missing from CSS. Most importantly, Sass makes it easier to create web applications, takes out some monotony and overhead out of writing CSS, and will save you time.
This book provides a comprehensive introduction to Sass for the beginner. Knowledge of HTML and CSS is assumed, some experience with JavaScript or another programming language is helpful.
Hugo Giraudel is a French front-end developer based in Berlin. He is maintainer of SassDoc, writer of Sass Guidelines, maker of Browserhacks and author of the French book "CSS 3 Pratique du Design Web". You can catch him on twitter @HugoGiraudel.
Miriam Suzanne is an author, performer, musician, designer, and web developer. She has been an active member of the Sass community since developing the Susy layout toolkit in 2009. She creates web software with OddBird, music with Teacup Gorilla, novels and poetry with [WriteyWrite], theater with Vicious Trap, and lego spaceships with anyone who is interested.


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Skippers Seafood and Chowder House Restaurants
Founded by Herb Rosen in Bellevue, Washington, in 1969. Skippers began serving fried fish, shrimp, and clams as well as chowders. By processing, cutting, and dressing their own fish, Skippers, Inc quickly gained notoriety for serving top quality fish and chips prepared in the northwest tradition.
The clam chowder recipe, more than ordinary, won several awards early on, and became a guest favorite. People in the Puget Sound area would line up at the neighborhood Skippers to experience the now legendary "Tuesday All You Can Eat Fish, Chips, and Chowder!" This early success led the chain to experience rapid growth as new locations were opened in several western states and British Columbia. By the mid 1980's Skippers was at it's peak of success and grown to over 200 restaurants in the Pacific Northwest.
In 1989, after 20 years of success in the fish and chips business Herb Rosen sold the seafood chain to east coast based National Pizza Company – the nations largest franchiser of Pizza Hut restaurants. NPC also purchased Tony Roma's BBQ Ribs. Managing from the East Coast NPC shifted focus from a high quality fish cut and dressed in house to several versions of a freezer to fryer fish, which many felt lacked the quality and flavor of the hand dressed fish. By sacrificing quality for convenience this led to public outcry as regular patrons demanded the original fish back. As a result, sales declined, and NPC was forced to close non performing units.
NPC operated Skippers until 1995 when the Pizza Hut giant decided to sell off the now struggling seafood chain. Skippers was purchased by Meridian Capital in 1995, bringing the ownership of the chain back to the Northwest.
From 1995 to 2001 Meridian Capital tried several ventures to attempt to bring the chain back to it's former glory days.
The Skippers management team introduced a line of grilled entrée's including grilled salmon, halibut, and chicken. Cheeseburgers, shakes, and smoothies were also introduced at this time. With some Skippers management teams at this time believing that possibly the Skippers brand name was outdated and the company image old and tired.
In a focused effort, an attempt at re imaging was made. Several Skippers units in the Seattle market were converted to a more modern concept, with an updated building remodel and a revamped menu – the units were called Seattle Fish and Chips. Even a full service location was opened in Northgate, Washington – The Seattle Crab Co.
More than just fish and chips, the Seattle Crab Co provided full table service, and a full menu of traditional northwest seafood favorites.
Unable still to stabilize the chains economic struggles, and declining guest counts – Meridian Capital was forced to close more units.
In 2002 Meridian Capital sold off the struggling seafood chain to a group of northwest investors. Under new ownership, the Skippers management team set out again to right the sinking ship. The team began by investing in updating the looks of it's restaurants and an across the board re certification and re training of all the companies employees. Along with the re imaging a new modernized logo was introduced at this time. Skippers now operated stores in Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. Despite the efforts made by the new ownership team, the chain continued to struggle. At this time the ownership group was once again forced to close more units, and considerably down size the amount of staff in the home office, and corporate field staff.
On December 12th, 2006, Skippers, Inc. filed chapter 11 bankruptcy in U.S. court in Seattle, Washington in an effort to restructure the organization. Restructuring failed, and Skippers, Inc was liquidated on June 29th, 2007.
Of the 58 stores remaining after Skippers, Inc initially filed for bankruptcy, more than 30 were sold to various individuals and corporate interests. When the sales of the individual units and closures was finalized , Skippers, Inc , ceased to exist as a corporation.
Following the bankruptcy liquidation, individual Skippers restaurants resumed business under private ownership as non exclusive licensees. Currently, Skippers and Seafood Chowder House restaurants is a loosely affiliated chain of quick service seafood restaurants doing business in Idaho, Montana, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. There are now in excess of 30 stores operating under the banner of Starway Restaurants, LLC. Which is the current parent license holder. The current licensees, many of which are long time Skippers operators are committed to success, and seeing the chain regain it's fallen legacy. Skipper's licensees are committed to serving quality seafood, cooked to order, in a fun, friendly, and clean environment!
The Hazel Dell Skippers Seafood and Chowder House restaurant in Vancouver, Washington was built and opened by Skipper's Inc. in the year 1975. It was the 44th restaurant opened by the seafood chain. The restaurant remained open for 32 years, before closing it's doors in July, of 2007 due to the corporate bankruptcy filings.
The Marsh Restaurant Group, LLC. a Skippers licensee under the parent Starway Restaurants, LLC. reopened the not forgotten and neighborhood favorite Seafood and Chowder House restaurant on April 16th, 2008 as Hazel Dell Skippers.
Conveniently located in the Hazel Dell Center in Vancouver, Washington, Hazel Dell Skippers is once again serving up quality fish and chips, and award winning clam chowder! With a strong commitment to quality ingredients and original recipes – while maintaining a high level of guest service. Our pledge to the guests is To provide "Great seafood, cooked to order, in a fast, friendly, and clean environment." Hazel Dell Skippers Seafood and Chowder House is open daily from 11am to 9pm and on Sundays from 12pm to 8pm. Come join us for Wild Caught Alaskan Seafood today!
The Longview Skippers opened in October 2013.
Randy Marsh
Marsh Restaurant Group/ Hazel Dell Skippers and Longview Skippers Owner
Hired at Grants Pass Skippers 201 on November 13th 1993.


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After playing for years in a 3-4 defense with Cleveland, the inside linebacker is well versed in the X's and O's of the Broncos' new defensive scheme.
It's not hard, though, for Davis to leave the football at the office. No one at home is really interested in watching ESPN.
"I'm the father of three little girls, so I have to sit and watch 'Dora the Explorer' and 'Hannah Montana' and all that stuff," Davis said.
So much for the tough-guy act.
"One thing about being the only male in the house, I get all the attention. My wife, she's kind of jealous sometimes," Davis said, laughing. "Daddy's girls, all three of them."
Davis, 30, spent the first seven years of his NFL career with Cleveland and signed with the Broncos as a free agent March 2. He's the one projected starter in the unit who is not changing positions for the new scheme the Broncos are installing.
Davis, who is from north Florida and played at the University of Florida, said he and his family are enjoying the change in scenery after so many years in Ohio.
"The sun, the sunshine every day," Davis said. "We actually bought a house and plan on staying here even after football."
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Re: Roger McSorley of either Ardstraw or Termonamongan
In reply to:
Roger McSorley of either Ardstraw or Termonamongan
joanne boyd 1/12/05
Hi Joanne,
I have some deeds from Moneygar in south Tyrone and there's a Roger (and later on a Hugh) on those deeds. Off the top of my head I can't remember which deeds they're on, but the dates range from the 1760s on to the 1810s, so it could be that someone emigrated up north towards Derry/Donegal.
Let me know how you've got on since you posted originally and who knows, we may be able to connect ourselves up!
PS. Your Boyd roots aren't Irish, by any chance? I've Wicklow Boyds in another part of my tree too!


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Stilist Magazin spread
here I am :)
Good Monday morning! Perhaps you remember when last week I told you about a photoshoot for a Croatian magazine, Stilist? Over the weekend I got to scan the pages I'm on and thought I can share my five minutes of fame with all of you :). It's surreal to see that I'm in the magazine, my work is there too, so these are the moments I'm really proud of myself. Hope you'll share with me my happiness.
Happy Valentine's Day!


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Johan Kramer — Shot No: 06
Johan Kramer — Shot No: 06
Shot No: 06
Size: 40cm X 60cm (15 3/4 in X 23 5/8 in)
Signed, Numbered
Archival Pigment Print
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A 1/1 print from Johan Kramer, shot exclusively for One Shot. Each print is rolled in acid-free tissue paper and delivered in a strong postage tube. Prints are sold un-framed. Ships on Nov. 27th.


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