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THIS WEEK'S PROBLEM: When my boyfriend gets mad, he tries to hit me. When he does, he always apologizes and says he's sorry. Should I stay with him, or should I find someone else? - 15-year-old Augusta girl
Here's what you had to say:
I think you should leave him because he shouldn't be hitting you.
You should leave this boy because he has no business putting his hands on someone he's supposed to love.
Girl, get out of the relationship. If he was truly sorry when he says "sorry," he wouldn't have to say it about doing the same thing again.
How much do you value yourself? You're not the one with the problem - he has the problem. But if you let him hit you, and he thinks he can get away with it, he'll not only hit you, he'll do even worse things to you.
Respect yourself, value yourself. Get out of the relationship. If you think you need a boyfriend, find someone who respects you enough to treat you the way he would want to be treated.
I think you should leave him alone and find somebody else. You are not his property. You can find somebody better than him.
If any man is bold enough to put his hands on you, you should not be with him. If his mother taught him right, he was taught that no man should hit a girl. I think you need to leave him alone. And don't just listen to our advice, ask the Lord for help. Find someone else, someone who's going to respect you.
He should not even be thinking about hitting you. He should not take over your life by being abusive to you. That's just not right. You don't deserve that kind of treatment. Trust me, you can find someone else who doesn't have to hit you. Even if he says sorry, he shouldn't have hit you in the first place. Find someone else.
Xtreme reporter Alisa DeMao says: You need to get out of this situation as soon as possible. You could get injured, physically and emotionally. He may say he doesn't mean to hit you, he may say he's sorry - that doesn't change the fact that he does it and that you get hurt.
This is called teen dating violence, and you shouldn't put up with it. You don't deserve to be hit - for any reason - and he should have more respect for you than to think he can get away with it.
Explain to him why you can't be in a relationship with him. If you care about him, the best thing you can do for him is try to show him that he has a problem. He needs to learn to get his anger under control, and he needs to learn that it's never acceptable to express it by hitting.
Meanwhile, talk to a adult you trust - a relative, a teacher, a doctor, a church member - so you have some support. Call a dating violence service for counseling and advice - try (800) 799-SAFE, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, for local referrals. And protect yourself. If you think this guy might cause problems for you after you break up, make sure you're not alone with him.
Next week's problem
I have a 17-year-old boyfriend. We really love each other, and we plan on getting married someday. The only problem is, girls are hitting on him all the time, and I end up taking it out on him. How do I deal with this problem without getting into a fight with my boyfriend or any of the girls?
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Call them non-Y2K bugs.
Most of the technology snags reported by governments and businesses in the millennium's dawn -- from failed cash machines in Italy to nuclear plant shutdowns in the United States -- had nothing to do with the feared computer glitch.
Brought to public attention by Y2K, these routine failures on Saturday underscored just how dependent the world has become on imperfect computer systems that are increasingly interconnected, complex and powerful.
The potential for widespread disruptions could increase this century, as technology companies build computers into everything from kitchen appliances to cellular phones and refrigerator doors.
"These are the sort of accidents that occur naturally, but the news media doesn't pay attention to them," said Norman Dean, executive director of the Center for Y2K and Society, a Washington-based group created to lessen the damage from Y2K-related problems on disadvantaged people.
"Y2K shows how vulnerable we have become to failures in technology," he said.
In the wee hours of New Year's Day, some cash machines in Rome failed to connect with a bank's computer network, for reasons unrelated to Y2K. In Paris, a lit-up display panel showing "2000" on the Eiffel Tower flickered out Friday hours before midnight, blamed by officials on a simple power outage.
In Italy, around midnight it was sometimes impossible to get through on mobile networks as millions of Italians were calling family and friends to offer good wishes.
U.S. nuclear power plants in Pennsylvania and South Carolina were shut down and a third had trouble with a scheduled startup as the new year approached.
In fact, most of the disruptions reported to the federal Y2K command post had nothing to do with date-faulty computers.
In short, "stuff breaks every day," said Gartner Group analyst Matt Hotle, adding that the real question on Saturday was whether everything would break at once. Governments and businesses in the United States spent roughly $100 billion to help keep that from happening.
A danger in the 21st century is that more and more people are likely to use the same computers and software, liked together by networks that allow them to more easily communicate with each other. A problem with one machine could also hit millions of others, making it increasingly important to install back-up technologies to handle the load in the event of failures.
Another peril lies in a trend by businesses to "outsource" more of their computer processes. Hiring outside consulting firms to build and run technology networks may make good business sense, yet it further distances employees and in-house technical staff from knowing how technology works and how to fix problems.
"That means you're turning over responsibility for things that are important to your lives to someone you may not know or understand. It creates some interesting conundrums," says Rob Enderle, an analyst with the Giga Information Group consulting company.
The enormous cost of fixing widespread high-tech problems is also a concern. Dean says only once every hundred years or so will society be able to afford the bill to snuff out a bug as extensive as Y2K.
"As systems get more complex and faster and more interconnected it's going to get harder to prevent problems and to fix them," Dean said. "I think we'll see other Y2K problems in the future."
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Suitable for those with a love for all things meaty, the French Family Meat Platter ($48.80+) comprises pan-fried duck confit, crispy pork belly, AUS Wagyu beef rump, roasted pork ribs with roasted wild mushrooms and roasted potatoes.
There is also a side of green salad to temper the taste.
The Greek XXL Seafood Platter ($49.80+) is in one word, sumptuous! Savour an eclectic range of seafood such as butter grilled king crab, salmon head, sea bass, sea bream, snapper, blue mussels and fresh live prawns! Like the meat platter, the seafood platter comes with a side of salad: watercress salad.
No celebration is ever complete without desserts. The Desserts Platter ($21.90+) consists of lychee rose panna cotta, churros with chocolate sauce, red velvet cake, earl grey crème brulee and chocolate brownie. This is the sweetest treat ever served in a platter!
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Mums will be served a welcome drink and receive a complimentary rainbow cake (250g) with a minimum spending of S$150.00 per receipt.
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As a recent flu victim myself, it seems a little ironic that I had already planned to write this post before becoming ill. It's as much a cultural lesson as it is vocabulary.
イソジン ガーグルえき 7%の しようほうほう
How to use the 7% Isodine gargling liquid
I'm not quite sure whether this is the de-facto gargling liquid used in Japan other than water, but the stuff resembles the liquid I've seen in the past when working in a care home. Isodine is an iodine-based disinfectant liquid often used to kill germs in the throat to prevent colds and influenza.
めに いれないこと
Do not get in eyes
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Cyprus was a breath away from economic collapse. It was a big battle in which we came out wounded, but upright and determined to make a fresh start.
Nicos Anastasiades, President of Cyprus (Commenting on the Cyprus bailout in 2013) Born: September 27, 1946.
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When compared to previous EU/IMF bailouts, the terms of the 2013 Cyprus rescue not only were draconian, they introduced new measures which seemed to fly in the face of many EU aspirations. In 2012 the 'first' EU bail-out of Cyprus' beleaguered economy, and the related austerity programme had seen the government's popularity drop to unacceptably low levels But, as they say in Hollywood – you ain't seen nothing, yet.' The EU and the IMF now asserted that Cyprus was an isolated and exceptional case, (representing 0.2 per cent of the total EU gross domestic product (GDP)) requiring an exceptional remedy. In per capita terms, the €10,000 million funding was high – Cyprus barely has a population of one million. The bail-out may have eased the pressure on the banks, but it piled it high on the Cypriot population.
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Official name: Kypriaki Dimokratia-Kibris Cumhuriyeti (Republic of Cyprus)
Head of State: President Nicos Anastasiades (DISY) (from 28 Feb 2013)
Head of government: President Nicos Anastasiades (DISY) (from 28 Feb 2013)
Ruling party: Coaltion led by Dimokratikos Sinagermos (DS) (Democratic Rally), with Anorthotikon Komma Ergazomenou Laou (AKEL) (Progressive Party for Working People) (from Jun 2011)
Area: 9,251 square km (including the north)
Population: 891,000 (2014)*
Capital: Lefkosia (Nicosia); Greek spellings in use since 1995
Official language: Greek and Turkish
Currency: Euro (€) = 100 cents (from 1 Jan 2008; previous currency Cypriot pound, locked at C£0.58 per euro)
Exchange rate: €0.89 per US$ (Sep 2015)
GDP per capita: US$26,115 (2014)
GDP real growth: -2.26% (2014)
GDP: US$23.27 billion (2014)
Labour force: 404,000 (2010)
Unemployment: 16.17% (2014)
Inflation: -0.03% (2014)
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Recently, on my way to Madrid, I had the "opportunity" to experience London's Heathrow Airport. It was awful.
Without any warning of any kind, the British Airways plane pulled up to the terminal and let the passengers out on stairs instead of a covered walkway.
For my two carry-on pieces, I have a backpack and a rolling suitcase. I take a backpack for my laptop, camcorder, and camera. I put the backpack on top of the rolling suitcase to make it easier to carry. At Heathrow, I struggled getting my two pieces down the staircase.
After deplaning, we were loaded into buses and taken to a different terminal. There, we went through security again and walked through the terminal where we were divided into groups by reading what it said on the lanes on the floor: EU Citizens and Non-EU Citizens then Connecting Flights and Leaving the Airport. Next, we were required to get on another bus and go to a third terminal.
Another problem at Heathrow was not knowing which gate you were to go to. You're supposed to sit by a reader board and wait until an hour before the plane leaves to find out your gate number.
On the way back, I had lunch by the reader board. When the gate number came up, it took me 15 minutes to walk to the B gates. The plane began boarding a few minutes after I arrived at the gate.
I hope it's a long time before I have to go through Heathrow again.
Here are Europe's best and worse airports as ranked by the website Off to Europe:
- Amsterdam Schiphol
- London Gatwick
- Zurich Airport
- Munich Airport
- Paris Charles de Gaulle
- London Luton
- Rome Leonardo Da Vinci
- London Heathrow
What's your experience been with European airports? Which do you think are the best and worst? Let me know in the Comment section below.
For more information for boomer consumers, see my blog The Survive and Thrive Boomer Guide.


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Tours & Tastings
We love visitors—but because the bar space in our tasting room often fills to capacity, we ask that individuals and groups of all sizes make a reservation before coming to the distillery. We will always do our best to accommodate parties without reservations on a first-come, first-served basis as space allows, but strongly advise booking ahead to avoid a long wait or possible disappointment if we can't make room.
Our guided tastings ($15) are designed to help you learn how to approach and appreciate spirits. Each tasting includes a selection of six of our spirits—all made onsite! Our current tasting menu is here.
Tastings are offered on the half-hour starting at noon. On Wednesdays–Saturdays, the last tasting of the day is at 6pm. On Sundays, the last tasting of the day is at 4pm.
Ready to taste? Book it!
Distillery tours ($20) are an extraordinary way to learn about craft distillation and artisanal spirits. The whole experience will give you the chance to see where our spirits are made and understand exactly what goes into crafting what's in your glass.
Tours provide an overview of our production area, with the chance to view our stills, fermentation tanks, barrel storage, and bottling line. Your friendly and knowledgeable spirit guide will explain our production process and equipment, engage in a little absinthe myth-busting, and reveal why we have a shark in the hangar.
Tours conclude in our tasting room with a guided tasting designed to help you learn how to approach and appreciate spirits. Each tasting includes a selection of six of our spirits—all made onsite!
We rotate our tasting flights regularly so that each visit provides the opportunity to learn about and sample a variety of spirits—and so that you'll have something new to look forward to on subsequent visits. Our current tasting menu is here.
Distillery tours are offered at the following times:
Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays at 5:30pm
Saturdays at 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5pm
Sundays at 1, 2 & 3pm
Private tours ($25 per person, offered for groups of 10+ people) are also available by appointment on Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays.
Interested in taking a distillery tour? Book it!
The fine print
All tours and tastings are 21 and over. Valid ID is required for entry. Please note, infants and children are not permitted on premises.
With the exception of service dogs, animals are not permitted in the distillery tasting room or on tours. Well-behaved dogs on leash are permitted on our patio/picnic area and parking lot.
There's no eating or drinking allowed on tours, but feel free to make use of the outdoor seating on our deck before or after your tour or tasting. If you'd like to picnic, you may bring your own food or purchase light snacks here.
No outside booze, no booze outside.
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Have you ever watched a TV interview of your favorite athlete just to hear them butcher the pronunciation of a word so bad that it makes you cringe? I ran across this past article by Justin Brown and wanted to share with you 10 commonly mispronounced English words that can make you look dumb! Do you have any that you hear often to add to this list?
A little fodder for conversation with family and friends around the Thanksgiving table!


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"I don't want to be sold to. I want the companies we work with to be a member of my team, and I give Airbus DS Communications the highest marks for that. Everyone on their team, no matter when, will talk to me, with no in-betweens. They make themselves part of my team and this is critical when you are talking about systems that save peoples' lives."
- Steve Graves,
Chief Technology Officer
City of Richardson (TX)
As President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Jeff is responsible for all aspects of Airbus DS Communications solutions and services. Jeff, along with the Executive Management Team, focus on driving a culture of innovation, commitment and excellence through the company's 500 dedicated employees.
Jeff is a veteran in the public safety communication industry with more than 20 years of experience. Prior to joining Airbus DS Communications, he was CEO of Emergency Technologies Inc. and prior to that, the Vice president and General Manager of Public Safety Intergraph Corp. He has served as Executive Director for the 9-1-1 Industry Alliance, the public safety association focused on funding and technology, having been selected by CEO's of the major public safety technology companies.
Entering Public Safety as a sworn Auxiliary Constable with the Peel Regional Police outside of Toronto, ON, Canada, Jeff has first-hand experience and a clear understanding of what it means to protect life and property.
Jeff is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School of Executive Leadership, the Peel Regional Police Academy and Ryerson University in Toronto, ON Canada.
As General Counsel & Chief Compliance Officer, Paula leads the company's legal and compliance teams. She also serves as the company's Corporate Secretary. Her established expertise lies in the areas of risk management, commercial transactions, intellectual property, regulatory compliance and corporate governance.
Prior to joining Airbus DS Communications, Paula was a partner with Pyle Sims Duncan & Stevenson, where she specialized in bankruptcy and business reorganizations as well as financial institution representations. While in San Diego, Paula was a recognized leader in the insolvency community as a founder of the Women's Insolvency Network and The San Diego Receivers Forum. She was a regular lecturer on insolvency related topics and served on numerous Practice Group boards.
Paula is a member of the California State Bar and is a Certified Compliance & Ethics Professional (CCEP)®. Paula holds a BA in Economics and Political Science from University of California, Los Angeles, and a Juris Doctor from University of San Diego School of Law.
Jeff Wittek has served the Public Safety industry for over 35 years. Since joining Airbus DS Communications in 1998 as the Manager of Integration Services, Jeff's promotions have included Sales Engineering Manager, Director of Product Line Management, Vice President of Product Management, Vice President of Product Development and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Vice President of Corporate Business Development. Today, he serves as Airbus DS Communications' Vice President of Strategic Planning.
Jeff's industry background, prior to Airbus DS Communications, is built upon the eighteen years he was employed with Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Rising from Deputy Director of Telecommunications to Director of Emergency Dispatch Services, he is experienced in all aspects of Public Safety management and has a broad understanding of the Public Safety marketplace. While in Montgomery County, Jeff was responsible for all operational, technological and strategic planning, as well as the integration of ever-changing telephony, radio and computer technologies. In addition, he founded and was President of the Keystone State National Emergency Number Association (NENA) chapter and remains an active member of both NENA and the Association of Public-Safety Communications Officials (APCO).
Jeff holds a BSEE degree from Drexel University.
Louis joined Airbus DS Communications in 2011 as Chief Financial Officer (CFO), contributing extensive and global experience in business and financial strategy and planning. Prior to his current role, he served as CFO in several business units throughout Europe and Asia for Airbus Defense and Space. Other experience includes a position with Air France as Finance Manager in Great Britain and Ireland, where he was actively involved in the European call center implementation.
Louis earned his finance degree from the Institut Superieur de Gestion, Paris, and his Executive MBA from HEC Paris, one of the oldest and most respected business schools in the world.
As Vice President of Network Solutions, Jeroen de Witte oversees the day-to-day business operations for our VESTA® NEXT portfolio of Next Generation 9-1-1 services. This includes its implementation and ongoing evolution, driven by his 25+ years' experience in engineering and research and development.
Jeroen joined Airbus DS Communications in 2003 and has most recently served as the company's Chief Technology Officer. He has also served as Vice President and Director of Research and Development. His tenure gives him unique perspective and skills in all aspects of Next Generation technologies. In his roles, he has actively engaged in many of our most complex and forward-looking North American deployments. This includes New York City, where he acted as the company's executive technical sponsor.
Before joining Airbus, Jeroen held various R&D management roles at leading telecommunications companies including Nortel Networks. He is a licensed Professional Engineer with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Ottawa, and has extensive knowledge in Ethernet, IP, SIP, ATM, DSL, radio dispatch and call processing. Jeroen is also the author and co-author of several patents.
As Vice President of Operations, Mary Wathen oversees operations for business units within Airbus DS Communications, including Next Generation 9-1-1 and Emergency Notification systems.
Before joining Airbus DS Communications in January 2004, Mary served as President of Nelco Technology for three years; General Manager for QLP Laminates (a division of Tyco/Amp) for six years; National Sales Manager for Polycad for six years; and President of Koboway for 15 years.
In 1987, Mary was selected, while serving as a board member of the American Electronics Association, to be a representative of Small Business for a congressional sub-committee hearing in Washington, DC.
Becky Amantea has been with Airbus DS Communications since 2004, serving as the Vice President of Human Resources. Becky is responsible for managing and driving efficiencies in the company's working conditions, compensation and benefits, and workforce engagement across all lines of business. In addition, she is responsible for ensuring compliance with all state, federal and country (USA and Canada) employment laws and regulations.
Prior to joining Airbus DS Communications, Becky worked for fourteen years with a global start-up franchise, HQ Business Centers in San Diego, where she grew the business from two locations to eight within five years. She held the positions of General Manager and then President and COO. While there, Becky received national awards for Top Business Center and best-in-class marketing, and served as a national auditor to transfer best practices to other franchise owners.
Becky has also worked as a consultant for small to mid-sized companies where she focused on top-down reorganization, creating critical partnerships between operations and human resources to deliver results and achieve customer satisfaction, internally and externally.
Becky has served on the U.S. HR Council and in 2011 was awarded Woman of the Year in the HR profession in the U.S. out of 1,500 nominees.
Mike's tenure with Airbus DS Communications dates back to 2007, when he joined as Director of Channel Management, a position in which he managed the company's channel partner program. Today, Mike serves as Vice President, Sales and Channel Management, and is accountable for all sales of the company's Next Generation 9-1-1 systems and Emergency Notification solutions.
Prior to Airbus DS Communications, Mike was employed with Verizon for 29 years, during which he held the role of Regional Sales Director, responsible for national accounts in 10 western states and commercial accounts in three Middle Atlantic states.
As Vice President of Product Development, Michael Molohon is responsible for product line and program management, design engineering and system testing for the VESTA® portfolio of emergency management solutions. He joined Airbus DS Communications in 2015.
Prior to Airbus, Michael held a wide variety of increasingly responsible positions in program management, international business development, portfolio management and engineering leadership. He has successfully directed global product development teams with industry leading firms such as Texas Instruments, Raytheon, Motorola Solutions and Nokia. Michael is known for his outstanding and consistent record of meeting and exceeding business and team goals by working cross-functionally across geographically distributed teams.
Michael earned a BS in Computer Science from the United States Military Academy at West Point, a MBA in Engineering Management from the University of Dallas, a MA in International Management from the University of Texas at Dallas, and a ME in Systems Engineering from Texas Tech University.


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The old church of Holsted was situated, where the church yard is placed today.
Granite from the old church is used for the plinth. Furthermore the pulpit and the font comes from the old church, as well as different stones with ornaments, runic stones and the famous "Bjøvlund stone". The "Bjøvlund stone" is placed in the church tower.


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How I Made Extra Money during the Current Economic Uncertainty
April 9, 2009 by Gaman · 138 Comments
If you've been trying to learn how to make money online, I am sure you've came across claims like making money on the Internet is easy, you can become a millionaire overnight using a "fully-automated" or "turn-key" system. All you have to do is sit back and wait for the money to roll in.
But if it's that easy why hasn't everyone become an Internet millionaire by now?
Good for me that I started with no money at all so I couldn't afford to buy every marketing product that claimed to have the answer to the secrets of Internet riches. I had to and still exercise good judgment and common sense when it comes to spending money on how to make money products.
How Two Underground Affiliates Generate $109,151 In 30 Days From Just One Clickbank Product
December 16, 2008 by Gaman · 47 Comments
I was trying to come up with an attention grabbing headline and thought the headline for the sales copy for Commission Blueprint would do the trick.
Commission Blueprint is a training guide for anyone wanting to make real money from Clickbank or any kind of digital product using AdWords. It consists of a series of instructional videos and written guides in PDF format.
I purchased the guide recently and I have to say that it's one of the best purchases I've made as far as making money online guide is concern. While I am aware that the topic has been the subject of discussion for countless guides and ebooks out there, this little guide is a bit different.
The main content is presented in a video format and for me, consuming the content is like attending a one on one training session with the author. I just have to sit back, watch and listen as the author unveiled the exact steps he did to make an insane amount of money with Clickbank.
Miscellaneous Ramblings of My Pay per Click Marketing Effort
April 4, 2008 by Gaman · 16 Comments
For the past weeks, I barely had time to check my RSS feeds, a daily routine that keeps me up-to-date with the latest trends and happenings around the Internet.
Instead, most of my time was spent reading, listening and learning new things about pay-per-click (PPC) marketing and actually doing it. Some of you may recall that I've been working on my PPC campaigns and the goal is to create one new campaign for every two weeks.
While I am not new to PPC marketing, I've never put as much effort into this as I am now. Thanks to the business plan that I've created earlier, I am frequently reminded that in order for me to advance to the next level, I got to take action and put theories into practice.
7 Reasons Why Newbies Fail to Make Money from AdWords
November 14, 2007 by Gaman · 22 Comments
Those who have been using AdWords for sometime know that it takes some trial and error to achieve some level of success. Newbies may find their AdWords experience frustrating when they continue to get low CTRs, losing money.
Then, having their campaign slapped which results in a low quality score increases their minimum CPC bid to $5 or more. Often this could mark the end of their plan to make money with AdWords.
So they wonder if there's a well guarded secret used by all the other affiliates who have been making tidy profit from AdWords. What did I do that was not right?
The good news is, (or bad news depending on how you see this), there's no secret to crack. Everything comes down to trial and error and doing enough testing to find out what works and what doesn't.
10 Tips to Improve Your Google AdWords Quality Score
September 5, 2007 by Gaman · 7 Comments
In late 2005, Google began testing a new algorithm for AdWords to improve the quality of AdWords landing pages when Google realized that some advertisers were sending visitors to sites with low quality content or duplicate content.
Now, imagine yourself clicking on an AdSense ad and landed on such sites, you might not click AdSense as often because your may perceive the ads as low quality.
When users stop finding the ads useful, Google, AdSense publishers and AdWords advertisers will stop to make money.
To avoid this problem from plaguing the system, Google introduced an ad evaluation system called Quality Score.
The official definition of Quality Score is:
Quality Score is the basis for measuring the quality and relevance of your ads and determining your minimum CPC bid for Google and the search network. This score is determined by your keyword's clickthrough rate (CTR) on Google, and the relevance of your ad text, keyword, and landing page.
How to Setup AdWords Site Targeted Campaign in 5 Minutes or Less and Start Attracting Traffic to Your Blog
August 1, 2007 by Gaman · 14 Comments
Setting up an AdWords site-targeted campaign is a good way to promote your blog either to a large audience or to a precise audience without burning a hole in your pocket.
While AdWords can be a good source for high quality traffic, for the uninitiated it can be a frustrating experience especially if you continue to get low CTRs for your ads while spending more than what you'd like.
Getting the right results with AdWords campaign doesn't have to be a wild guess as long as you know how to do it correctly.
As promised in my previous post, I am going to share some tips how to setup AdWords site-targeted campaign the right way.
For a site targeted campaign, you'll be charged by the impressions (CPM) your AdWords ads get rather than by the click. You can handpick any sites in the Google content network where you want your ads to appear.
My AdWords Site-Targeted Ads at John Chow Dot Com – Here's the Result
July 31, 2007 by Gaman · 13 Comments
About a week ago I started an AdWords campaign targeted at John Chow Dot Com. I hope this article answers some of the questions people may have as to whether it's worth spending money on AdWords to attract traffic to your blog.
The campaign centered around a review that I wrote about my experience having Sabahan.com reviewed at John Chow Dot Com.
Some Background of the Experiment
For those who are not familiar with AdWords site targeting feature, it lets AdWords advertisers choose individual sites in the Google content network where they'd like to show their ads.
As long as your site or blog display any AdSense ads, it's already part of the Google content network sites and can be targeted by any AdWords advertiser.
My AdWords Experiment at John Chow Dot com – Could It Attract More Traffic At a Lower Cost?
July 27, 2007 by Gaman · 9 Comments
Some of you may have noticed that currently I have an AdWords campaign running over at JohnChow.com. I wanted to see whether AdWords could drive me more traffic at a lower in comparison to my previous ReviewMe order.
So far the result has been encouraging. I've also noticed an increase in my RSS subscription.
In addition to running my ads at JohnChow.com, I am also testing them over at several other blogs such as BloggingTips.com.
If you'd like to read the result of my experiment and get some insight as to the effectiveness of using AdWords to drive traffic to your own blog, please subscribe to my blog via RSS or email.
I'll post the results here once I have enough data to analyse.
See Google Search Results By Country with Google Global Firefox Extension
July 14, 2007 by Gaman · 5 Comments
RedFly Marketing has released a Firefox extension that let you see what searchers in other countries are seeing for a particular search.
You can also use it to compare organic search results in different countries or if you want to see how your AdWords PPC campaigns appear in different regions.
Previously, I've been manually appending &gl=country to the query string in my search URL to view the search results in a particular country. For example, if I want to see who are paying for the keyword "free stuff" in the US, I constructed the following:
In contrast, the local search returns only one or no AdWords competitor for that keyword.
This information helps you get a better feel how the competitions are in other countries and adjust your AdWords campaign accordingly.
10 AdWords Split Testing Ideas for Better CTR
July 9, 2007 by Gaman · 8 Comments
If you are using AdWords, it's important that you test multiple ads at the same time to help you understand your particular market better. The secret to a long term success with AdWords is to keep your bid prices down and to do that you'll need to do split testing.
Split test two ads at the same time, then delete the low performing one. Then create a new ad to try beating the best one. When you have two or more ad in a single campaign, Google will rotate them simultaneously. It may take sometime before one ad emerges as the winner.
You can read more about split-testing your AdWords ads here.
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Trafficked: Oakland parents organize to protect girls from sex trafficking
In East Oakland, the street economy ranges from selling CDs out of your car to braiding hair at bus stops. But the underground marketplace can be a slippery slope to illegal activity, like selling guns, drugs, and sex.
Decades ago, several motels opened up shop in the East Oakland neighborhood of San Antonio. And the motels' steady stream of clientele included pimps. Sex trafficking is now a rampant problem in Oakland, as we found out last year in an investigative report produced by Youth Radio:
BRITTNEY: I wake up at five I'd be outside by like 5:30. And then I won't be able to come back inside until like 2 o'clock in the morning…
DARLENE: You honestly have to believe that they are more than a girl on the corner, you know, they are somebody's daughter, somebody's niece. They're being sold out there. Some people are standing on the corner selling fruit while other people are standing on the same corner selling a girl.
Since that story aired, parents and advocates in the neighborhood have continued their fight against pimps who target their young daughters. Youth Radio's Denise Tejada brings us this follow-up report.
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DENISE TEJADA Over the last year, parents and advocates in the San Antonio neighborhood became active when they realized pimps were targeting their middle school girls.
NHUANH LY: We are here at Roosevelt Middle School…
Nhuanh Ly is the program coordinator for Banteay Srei, a group that works with neighborhood girls to build self-esteem and to teach them how to avoid being recruited by pimps. School district officials say it's hard to prevent because the pimps just look like regular guys.
LY: It happens at the bus stops, it happens in front of homes, and it happens in front of schools. Not too long ago, one of the girls who attends our afterschool programs called me and she was really, really distraught. She was like, "Nhuanh! Nhuanh! I can't believe this just happened! A pimp just tried to recruit me and he actually picked me up in his car."
Ly says, the average age girls get recruited into trafficking in the U.S. is 12 years old. People often think girls end up being trafficked because they were kidnapped. But many times, it can start with a seduction or even a relationship. So Ly encourages families to have frank conversations early about dating and sex.
LY: Yeah it's awkward talking to your parents about sex, right. A common response for parents is to try to shut their children away from seeing this. But the reality is that it's so visible and it's so prevalent that we can't do that.
It's so prevalent that families can look outside their windows and see pimps.
REYNOLDO TERRAZAS: See that corner over there, see that corner over there? Pimps are coming down here…
Reynaldo and Jody Terrazas raised two girls in this neighborhood. They live a block from the National Lodge Motel that the community has been fighting for years, saying pimps run their business from it. From their living room, the Terrazas's also have a view of International Boulevard where girls, some barely teenagers, stand on the corners.
JODY TERRAZAS: Little girls, you bet. Very skinny. They probably weigh 100 pounds, maybe 115 pounds. Some of them look very confident and bold about what they are doing. And then there are times, they look like they are trying to get away, to hide. They don't want to be here.
When you walk up to the National Lodge Motel you have to be buzzed in. I'm greeted by a small women sitting behind a thick glass window, like a bank teller. She wouldn't answer any of my questions, so I called the office later and talked to Rita Patel, who is part of the family that owns the motel. Her response to neighbors' fears about sexual exploitation of minors?
RITA PATEL: No we don't accept prostitutes here.
TEJADA: You don't at all?
PATEL: No, we don't.
ANDY NELSON: Since we started pushing, the city attorney filed a lawsuit against this motel…
Andy Nelson is the deputy director for organizing and public policy at East Bay Youth Center. He's pleased that the City of Oakland has officially joined the fight – and is suing to shut down the National Lodge Motel for allowing prostitution and sexual exploitation of minors.
NELSON: Since we started pushing, there were a couple more officers who were assigned here and there has been a lot more willingness to talk to us and to try to work collaboratively. The concern is: What would happen if we stopped pushing?
That pushing includes marches, rallies, and meetings with the mayor, the city council and the police. Andy Nelson's motivation to keep pushing? His 4-year-old daughter.
NELSON: As she gets older, it's going to be challenging. But every time I see a young girl out there you know … Every time I see a young girl out there, I see my daughter.
Until recently, Nelson says a lot of neighborhood parents felt there was nothing that could be done to stop sex trafficking. He says getting rid of the National Lodge Motel is not going to solve the problem, but it would be a big accomplishment. Nelson and others won't give up the idea that Oakland's San Antonio neighborhood can be a good place to raise kids.
For Crosscurrents, I'm Denise Tejada.
This story was produced by Youth Radio as part of their Peabody Award winning series Trafficked. You can find the full investigation online at their website.
Can a doughnut be a drug?
Whether it's ice cream, chocolate, pickles, or pizza, most of us know the feeling of a food craving. But some people think it's more than that – they think we can be addicted … to food.
"Addiction" is a strong word. It implies a certain loss of control, and a change in brain chemistry. That's why the notion of food addiction is debated among California scientists who study obesity and addiction.
Rebecca Wolfson joined Anders Lammers and Anja Strejcek from the News21 program at the UC Berkeley Journalism School in trying to better understand the inner struggle of self-described food addicts – through their stories and through science.
(Note: The subjects in this story have altered names to protect their identities)
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REBECCA WOLFSON: This summer, Jill started an audio diary of the moments she comes face to face with what she calls her food addiction.
JILL: It's about midnight. I ate ice cream, am watching TV, zoning out… I really just wanted to keep eating – I wanted to go back in the kitchen and eat all the yogurt I bought. I had this really crazy moment of just wishing I could go back to the store and get the cake, and just eat the whole cake…
Jill is 47 years old. She lives in Oakland, and rides her bike everywhere. She's average-sized, moderately overweight. She describes herself as a compulsive overeater, and a sugar addict.
JILL: It's June 23rd, about 11:15 a.m. I got the idea in my head last night that I wanted to have sugar, and bought some really gross sugar that I would normally never eat, and I bought like twice as much…
I just made myself sick, and I wonder if it is ever going to end. I feel really hopeless right now about it, and I'm scared, actually.
Addiction runs in Jill's family. Her father and her grandmother were both alcoholics. Her mother is obese.
JILL: It's early afternoon, and I went to a 12-step meeting, and I cried and cried. I want to go get some sugar, but I'm going to eat dinner first, and then maybe I won't go and get some sugar.
So, is Jill really addicted to sugar? There's no scientific consensus on how the term "food addiction" should be defined, or whether the medical community should consider food an addictive substance at all. Robert Lustig thinks it should be.
ROBERT LUSTIG: You're all familiar with the basic concept of the first law of thermodynamics…
Lustig is a Professor of Clinical Pediatrics at UCSF. He researches the causes of obesity, and thinks that sugar is one of the biggest culprits.
LUSTIG: In human terms, the standard interpretation of this law is the following: If you eat it, you better burn it, or you're going to store it. Who believes that? Oh come on, you all do. (laughs) I used to believe that. I don't anymore. I think that's a mistake.
While society generally blames rising obesity rates on people's lifestyle choices, Lustig says these behaviors are secondary to a biochemical process in the brain. Lustig thinks that food – specifically sugar – should be considered an addictive substance. Sugar, especially fructose, the sweet part of it, will cause four phenomena, all of which are necessary for the diagnosis of addiction in animals. According the American Medical Association guidelines, first comes craving; second, binging; third, withdrawal; and fourth, a greater likelihood of becoming addicted to other substances.
LUSTIG: There's something wrong with our biochemical negative feedback system that normally controls energy balance. And we have to figure out what caused it, and how to reverse it.
ELIZA: I used to have fantasies that the only way I would be able to lose weight, and stop binging, would be to be put in jail. My name is Eliza. I'm 64. And I'm a compulsive overeater. And I have been that way probably all my life.
The white powder that you sniff up your nose or the white powder that you put in your throat – it alters your mood, it makes you a different person. It's definitely a drug.
Eliza lives in San Francisco, and attends Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous, or FA, meetings. This support group is a 12-step program, modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous, and it's one of the stricter food addiction groups.
FA emphasizes abstinence from trigger foods, and requires members to adopt an eating plan with a former food addict sponsor. Like many of the self-described food addicts we talked to, Eliza described her binges as a chance to zone out.
ELIZA: There's something about the repetitive motion in eating a lot of food that puts you in a place – it's kinda like you kind of leave your body a little bit. If anyone tries to interrupt me, like on the phone or at the door, I get really angry, because I do not want to be disturbed.
As the medical community debates whether to consider food possibly addictive, studies have surfaced examining brain scans of people who've ingested sugar.
One study, published in April by Yale's Rudd Center for Food Policy and Obesity, found that alleged food addicts exhibited neural activity similar to drug addicts.
Researchers at the University of Bordeaux in France found that cocaine-addicted rats worked harder for sugar than they did for cocaine. Given a choice between sugar and cocaine, rats almost invariably chose the sugar – even when faced with increasing doses of cocaine.
The thing about comparing sugar and cocaine is that, if you're addicted to drugs, at least you can avoid the corner, or the dealer. When it comes to sugar, it really is everywhere.
WOLFSON: Right now I'm at Safeway in Berkeley. I'm going to start off in the cereal aisle. There are lots and lots of options and possibilities… With lots of colorful boxes. Now I'm going to go look at something that's supposedly pretty healthy, like Raisin Bran, a generic Raisin Bran, listed under pantry essentials. It's only a $1.29. And in this box there are four servings. A serving size is one cup. And there's 18 grams of sugar.
I looked at a diverse sample of cereals that day. I was surprised to see that serving of organic, supposedly heart-healthy cereal has the same amount of sugar as a serving of Oreo cookies. Food companies add sugar to hamburger buns, ketchup, bread – nearly everything.
In his book, The End of Overeating, former FDA Commissioner David Kessler points his finger at food companies, which market and engineer sweet, salty, and fattening foods, in order to hook people, and to keep them coming back for more. Kessler estimates that there are more than 70 million food-addicted adults in the U.S.
Human genetic research, animal studies, brain imaging, and biochemical studies of the digestive processes all indicate that some people could experience addictions to food. But skeptics say that none of these findings are conclusive. The American Psychiatric Association doesn't currently list food addiction in its manual for mental disorders, even though it's set to add "binge eating disorder" to its next edition.
RONNA KABATZNICK: Some people can look at a piece of food and think it's disgusting, but somebody else could think it's the most desirable and delicious food. So it's not in the food. It's really in the behavior, and how we relate to it.
Ronna Kabatznick is a psychiatrist and professor at UCSF who specializes in overeating, and doesn't believe in food addiction. By calling food addictive, she says it strips people of the power to control their eating. As a psychiatrist, she teaches patients to be mindful eaters.
KABATZNICK: With alcohol or drugs, of course, it's all or nothing. I mean when you're addicted, it's hard to be moderate with alcohol, it's hard to be moderate with drugs. Those kind of treatments require complete abstinence. With food and eating, you have to eat … I mean, that's part of how we survive.
For self-described food addicts like Eliza, it doesn't matter what you call her condition. She loses control, and it interferes with her daily life.
ELIZA: After I binge, it takes about five days to get back to normal. I know that, for five days after I binge, if I feel suddenly uncomfortable, angry or moody, I don't know if that's how I really feel, or if it's because of the food. It plays with my emotions for about five days. That's a pretty big price to pay for a 20-minute binge.
For those 20 minutes, Eliza says that the sugar takes over. And even though "addiction" is just a word, it raises questions that could help us all better understand our relationship with food.
For Crosscurrents, I'm Rebecca Wolfson.
What are your ideas on obesity and addiction? Can you be hooked on eating? What's your comfort food? Share your thoughts on Facebook.
And for more multimedia content about food addiction, and to hear the stories of more self-described food addicts visit the Berkeley News21 website. You can also download the Ration's iPhone and iPad app for free.


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A Severn barrage could be an "extraordinary" source of economic regeneration and energy, Lord Heseltine has claimed in a major report on how the UK can kick-start growth.
Swansea-raised Lord Heseltine will launch his UK Government-commissioned report today which warns of the potential for a major energy crisis.
The former Conservative Deputy Prime Minister writes: "It goes without saying that a secure and affordable supply of energy is essential to everything we do. It also provides opportunities for growth.
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Mr Hain, who left the shadow cabinet to champion a private sector-led bid to build a £30bn barrage, recently met with Energy and Climate Change Secretary Ed Davey and made the case that the barrage could protect 90,000 properties from flooding.
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"Indeed, the lights will go out if we don't have an energy policy. There's been a perverse benefit of the recession, it's delayed the energy crisis."
Anne Meikle, head of WWF Cymru, urged caution, saying: "Mr Heseltine is right to highlight the potential of renewable energy and its economic benefits, which are already substantial in Wales, with 1,299 jobs created in the sector in the last financial year. However, caution is needed when it comes to proposals for a Severn Barrage, as there are many unanswered questions over its impact.
"The Government's own feasibility study noted negative economic impacts, for example from disruption to ports, as well as positive benefits. WWF supports the development of technologies to harness the energy of the Severn Estuary's tides, but only if this can be done in a way that safeguards the very special environment that exists in the estuary. The previous schemes for a Severn Barrage were not acceptable environmentally and while supporters of the new 'low head' barrage hope it will be less damaging, we currently lack sufficient information to determine to what extent that may be the case.
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Leanne Trolley couldn't fight back the tears.
Pink in the Rink, A Tribute to Hockey Moms, hits close to home for the billet mom of Peterborough Petes' forward Stephen Pierog. It was an emotional night for many but also a smashing success as more than $79,000 was counted Saturday with more money expected to come in, said Petes' Assistant GM Aaron Garfat. The fourth annual fundraiser surpassed the previous high of $59,000 in 2011.
Dressed in pink, as many of the 3,907 in attendance were, Trolley, 42, volunteered to collect donations for very personal reasons. She is a year-and-a-half past surgery to remove cervical cancer. Her mother Linda Lawrence, 65, was diagnosed at the same time with breast cancer which has spread to her liver and spine. She is fighting it with drugs.
"It's hard to accept and you wonder why is it happening to you and your mom, why is it happening to her when you have always led a healthy life," Leanne said, struggling to contain her emotions. "You only get what you can handle."
With three children, Kyle, 19, Erin, 18, and Curtis, 11, Leanne said her diagnosis hit her and husband Kent hard.
"It's tough when you have children and feel like you should have a long life ahead of you," she said. "I will. I'm healthy and exercising and eating right. It puts things into perspective and makes you realize how important your family is."
With that in mind, she's joining her mother for a trip to Arizona.
"Things like that are important now because it could be the last time," she said.
Pierog lost his mother several years ago to a heart attack and since the night was also a tribute to hockey moms, it was an additional reason for Trolley to get involved.
"It means a lot to me to support him," she said.
Pierog said he thought of his mother and Trolley before the game.
"Leanne is basically my other mother," Pierog said. "She's always in the back of my mind because she treats me so well. It was a great night, there was pink everywhere, it was great for the community and charity."
It was also a special night for Petes' forward Cody Thompson who scored the Petes' second goal in a 3-2 win over the Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds. His father Larry Thompson battled cancer prior to his death in 2010.
"This game was huge for me as well as some other guys on the team," said Thompson. "There was a lot going on tonight and it pumped the guys up even more to go out and get the win for the fans. Pink in the Rink night, plus, Hockey Day in Canada, it was a huge win for us."
Donations came from a silent auction, a live auction of the Petes' commemorative pink, black and white jerseys plus signed jerseys from Don Cherry and Ron MacLean, the sale of pink T-shirts, proceeds from a bucket pass and Chuck-A-Puck contest and some ticket sale proceeds. There is also more money expected to come in as honorary chair Cory Stillman continues his Cory's Cause fundraiser, at www.cancer.ca/coryscause, for several more weeks.
"It was not only a phenomenal fundraising night," said Canadian Cancer Society fundraising co-ordinator Lyndsey Fullman, "it was truly an honour to see so many people wearing pink tonight supporting the Canadian Cancer Society and what we do. It's an amazing partnership between our organization and the Petes."
Being part of Hockey Day in Canada added to the event.
"Having Don Cherry and Ron MacLean be a part of our puck drop, something we were going to do any ways, just made it so much more special," she said.
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Ron MacLean, left, of Hockey Night In Canada points to the crowd as the Peterborough Petes' host Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds during on Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 as part of the Pink In The Rink fundraiser at the Memorial Centre in Peterborough. CLIFFORD SKARSTEDT/PETERBOROUGH EXAMINER/QMI AGENCY


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And regarding the gods who were made by God, there is no doubt he said this: "Gods of gods, of whom I am the creator."
ANF01. The Apostolic Fathers with Justin Martyr and Irenaeus
This was either the altar devoted to the worship of the Penates; or, more probably, perhaps, in this instance, that erected for sacrifice to the Gods on the occasion of the nuptials of Perseus and Andromeda.] [Footnote 4: _Gods of hospitality.
Zeus: King of the Gods is the first graphic novel in the new Olympians series, George O'Connor's 12-part retelling of Greek mythology.
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Zeus: King of the Gods is the story of how Zeus grows up to defeat Kronos.
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On one level, The Summit of the Gods is a study of obsession.
Carving this piece of wood was a powerful experience in which I called the Gods to protect me.
She occasionally went up in her lines, and I saw her from what we called the Gods, which was the gallery of the old theater burnt down in 1951, but it was for me an amazing thrill to see Mrs. Campbell, Shaw's greatest actress.
If she could not handle the pressure of running for national office, or handle the pressure of the remainder of her term as governor, how in Gods name could she handle being President??!!
So while a pirate story like "Island of the Pirate Gods" is basically as escapist as Pirates of the Caribbean, say, in its shameless whimsy, it deliberately seeks to avoid/counter some of the conventional subtexts that attach to race or sexuality within the pirate story genre by making slavery and sodomy parts of the story.
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Jaihindi Anuvad is a small translation service operating in a niche area — we take up work only in the Enlgish-Hindi pair.
Jaihindi Anuvad started when a few Hindi experts came together to pool resources and to become viable as a business. Most of us have had an earlier incarnation as a freelance Hindi translator or as an in-house Hindi professional in a government office, bank, insurance company, science laboratory or in the non-governmental sector. Some of us have worked with Hindi newspapers as journalists or sub-editors. A few of us are Hindi authors in our own right. We also have among us a few lawyers, doctors, engineers, IT geeks and other professionals who have hidden talent in Hindi.
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On an exam in college, there was a bonus question that was a map of campus. Above the map it said, "Label where "Nature" begins." SUNY Binghamton is home to a wonderful Nature Preserve; it is many, many acres of woods and trails and hills and hiking. On first glance, this area of the campus map was the obvious answer. Given that this was a bonus question, and that it seemed too silly to count if answered correctly or not, I left it blank and got up and handed in my test. At the time, I didn't give it much thought.
Some weeks later, the test was handed back. Besides general rumblings, there wasn't any discussion of the bonus. The TA was not sure about it and told me if I was interested, I should ask the professor. So I did.
It turns out that the bonus was a survey question. The class was huge, maybe 150 or 200 students, all undergraduates. The professor had actually tallied up the results of the answer to the question for his own interest. Nearly every single student who answered the question marked the Nature Preserve, the quad, and even some of the individual yards and lawns of the campus as where "nature" begins. It was a very open ended question but nobody really got it right. How could that be?
So Where Exactly Is Nature?
It turns out that nature is everywhere. Nature is not the natural areas between buildings or the parks set aside for recreation. Nature is everything and everyone and that is something people tend to forget.
As civilization has advanced and industrialization set in, we've lost track of our roots. It is mind-boggling to look at the world and realize that everything humans have created was at one point part of the natural environment; imagine finding an iPod or an H3 Hummer or a skyscraper in the middle of a forest or at the bottom of a mine shaft. All of these creations were made from nature but no longer resemble it in the least.
People become more and more disconnected from nature as time goes on. The "Green Revolution" is turning out to be a bust: recycling plastic bags and buying "organic" isn't doing much. We're better off burying those plastic bags because of all the oil it takes to heat them up and break them down again and the standard by which the word "organic" has dropped since the 1970's makes it's meaning void. Green is simply the next stage of consumerism, an elite consumerism at that, a consumerism for the wealthy.
Making "Green" Cool
Going green and eating organics seems to have infiltrated the cultural consciousness and people may think a little bit more before making decisions, but mainstream culture is behind the trend. These ideas existed in large part of the counter culture in the 60's and 70's and is only becoming a part of mainstream culture now. Why has mainstream culture adopted these ideas and why does everybody suddenly want in?
For a long time, nature was uncool. Human history can be viewed as the history of humans beating up on the environment, exploiting natural resources for economic gains. A stunning example was the age of exploration, where European countries rushed to claim settlements over other parts of the globe. Today, the terms have changed but the idea is still the same, only now, CEO's of the world's largest corporations are the kings looking to cash in on nature. How do they do it? By making nature cool to save.
While much of this essay may come off as cynical and/or pessimistic, it is really hard one way or the other to understand how bad of a state the earth is in. I just find it hard to believe sometimes that everything is all right. From a young age, I've been taught to believe that everything is going to work out and that human ingenuity will save us from our shortcomings, but something just doesn't feel right.
With that being said, I'll gracefully step down from the soapbox, but before doing so I'll leave with a final question. If mainstream culture is coming around to the idea of helping the planet and a small minority of people at the top stand to make a ton of money because of it, is it possible that we may really be in trouble? Is it possible that a small minority of people have realized the economic implications of a true green revolution, benefiting not only the earth but more importantly themselves? Though money doesn't exist in nature either, where there is money to be made, people will figure out a way to make it.


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Yup, according to Cal Newport, the author of the new, buzzy book, So Good They Can't Ignore You. (The title comes from advice Steve Martin gives to aspiring entertainers.)
Become a Craftsman at Work
He maintains that pre-existing passions are rare. Trying to determine your passion and follow it, Newport says, can be dangerous and lead to chronic job-hopping. You'd be much better off, he believes, improving and stretching your "rare and valuable" skills to become a "craftsman." That will make you a stronger job candidate and help you have a successful career.
(MORE: How to Discover Your Career 'Passion')
I have to admit I was a little disturbed to see Newport throwing cold water on the "follow your passion" idea. After all, many people in their 50s or 60s are working in fields they never loved, maybe even never liked, and are eager to make a switch for personal satisfaction. Others have lost jobs that didn't enthuse them and now hope to find work aligned with a particular interest or passion.
Since Newport's book is aimed primarily at young people starting out in their careers, I called him to hear his argument for midlifers. And I confess I reluctantly came away a believer.
Career Advice for Midlifers
"If you're 50 or 60, you have built up very valuable skills," said Newport, who is in his early '30s and an assistant professor of computer science at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. "Don't discount them."
When you're plotting your next career move, "work backwards from your skills," Newport said. "Ask yourself: What skills do I have and how rare and valuable are they? The intersection of your rare skills and what interests you is what should start your job hunt, not introspection about what you're 'meant to do.'"
Introspection Is Overrated
Introspection is highly overrated, Newport maintains. "There's no one, true calling that you're meant to follow, one passion entwined in your DNA that you'll discover if you're introspective enough," he said. (If you're interested in other job-seeking goofs, I recommend the new Forbes article by Jacquelyn Smith, "13 Big Mistakes Job Seekers Make and How to Avoid Them.")
Newport says it's important to "deliberately stretch yourself past your comfort zone" at your job, since this will make you more valuable. "I'm an academic and my advisers in their 50s and 60s are constantly tackling complicated fields like abstract mathematics and systematically stretching themselves. They're able to do things way better than I am."


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Consumers and PCAs can now connect faster and easier by using the new online PCA Job Board
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New Orientation Video on Consumer Choices
The Council has produced a video in which two consumers talk about the options available to consumer/employers for the PCA New Hire Orientation program. Deirdre explains why she chose the consumer taught option and Paul discusses why he had his PCA attend a group session.
PCA wage increases to reach $15/hour by 2018
The PCA Workforce Council and 1199SEIU, representing PCAs working in the MassHealth program, have reached agreement on a new three year labor contract.
Effective July 1, 2016, the PCA wage rate will be $14.12 per hour.
Effective July 1, 2017, the PCA wage rate will be $14.56 per hour.
Effective July 1, 2018, the PCA wage rate will be $15.00 per hour.
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The Infirmary Offers all the services usually found at a private doctor's office in addition to needs specific to VMI. The Infirmary is open and staffed by a nurse 24 hours a day, seven days a week throughout the regular academic year. 18 beds are available for cadets needing overnight observation or isolation, or for those who cannot comfortably or safely stay in barracks.
A nurse is available at the Infirmary 24 hours per day seven days per week and does not require an appointment.
The Institute Physician staffs sick call each morning, Monday through Saturday, at 7:00 a.m. Sick call is walk-in, first come, first serve.
Appointments with the Institute Physician or Nurse Practitioner are no charge to the cadet and are available Monday through Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Medications at the Infirmary:
The Infirmary has a licensed pharmacy which allows us to dispense some of the most commonly prescribed medications free or at a low cost. The most commonly used over-the-counter medications are also available to the cadet at no extra cost.
Prescriptions from off Post:
Prescriptions not available at the Infirmary or any prescription that the cadet wishes to have filled off Post may be obtained through a number of local pharmacies, including one that will deliver directly to the Infirmary. For assistance in getting a prescription delivered from an off Post pharmacy, please report to the Infirmary to speak with a nurse. To save time, please bring a debit or credit card (for insurance co-payments and delivery fee) and a current health insurance or prescription card.
ADHD Information
The VMI Infirmary requires formal psychological testing as part of the diagnostic workup for suspected Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), including primarily inattentive type. The diagnosis should not be based solely on testing, but must be supported by testing. The diagnosis should be made based on testing, history/rating scales, and clinical interview/mental status exam to include social and emotional evaluation. Learn more
The influenza vaccine is offered each year to cadets free of charge. The Infirmary hosts an annual influenza clinic in mid to late October. Cadets are highly encouraged to have the influenza vaccine. Notification emails will be sent to cadets prior to the clinic.
Cadets who receive allergy shots may store their serum at the Infirmary and have the injections administered by the nurse when the Nurse Practitioner or Physician are on site. Cadets are asked to make arrangements with the nurse to pick up serum prior to leaving Post for furloughs.
Some routine laboratory tests can be done at the Infirmary free or at reduced rates. Other tests can be collected at the Infirmary and sent to a local laboratory for testing. Charges for tests sent out to a laboratory will be the responsibility of the cadet. The cadet can opt to have his or her student account billed at reduced rates, but insurance cannot be billed by the Infirmary.
X-rays, MRIs or other procedural testing are scheduled at the local hospital when needed and the cadet is responsible for these charges (usually insurance is billed). If prior authorization is required by the cadet's insurance, the Infirmary staff will assist when possible.
Referrals can be made by the Physician or Nurse Practitioner to a number of specialists in the area if needed. If prior authorization is required by the cadet's insurance, the Infirmary staff will assist when possible.
If a cadet would like a second opinion from a provider off Post, the Infirmary can assist in arranging that appointment. Contact 540-464-7218 or firstname.lastname@example.com for assistance. The cadet will be responsible for charges from a provider off Post.
Beds are available for a cadet to stay at the Infirmary if he or she has had a recent surgical procedure off Post. Newly renovated, the Infirmary has state-of-the-art hospital beds to make a cadet's stay more comfortable until he or she can safely return to barracks. A nurse staffs the Infirmary 24 hours a day and can assist the cadet with post-surgical needs, as well as medication administration.


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Internal Medicine of Griffin New Building
Due to our tremendous growth we are happy to announce Internal Medicine of Griffin's new building coming this Fall/Winter, 2015. The building will be located on the hospital campus to the left of the hospital's main entrance. It will house other physician groups, labs and additional medical services. Internal Medicine of Griffin will still be a private practice and not owned by a hospital. It is our goal to deliver a state of the art medical facility to match the state of the art care Internal Medicine of Griffin has worked to provide for 50 plus years.
Welcome to Internal Medicine of Griffin, Doctors for Adults
Internal Medicine of Griffin has been devoted to the diagnosis and treatment of Adult Diseases for 55 years. We are a 24 provider multi-specialty medical group offering state of the art healthcare. Our team of experts work together to deliver the best of care to every patient. With Internal Medicine of Griffin, there is absolutely no reason for you to travel to a big city to receive the full spectrum of cutting edge healthcare. It's all right here, where we are dedicated to offering extraordinary medical care, close to home.
Internal Medicine Physicians have had special training focusing on the treatment, prevention and cure of adult diseases. Internists take pride in caring for their patients for life – in the office or clinic, during hospitalization and intensive care, and in nursing homes or hospices. An Internist can manage difficult medical problems and can coordinate a patient's care with other medical specialists ensuring the best of care to every patient.
At Internal Medicine of Griffin, our Medical Professionals have received the highest level of professional training to treat a variety of medical conditions and perform advanced procedures to ensure the best outcomes. Internal Medicine of Griffin's realm of care includes:
- Cardiology
- Internal Medicine
- Gynecological Services / Women's Health Care Specialist
- Work Related Injuries (Worker's Compensation)
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Welcome to the Ease of Off-Line Programming
Solutionware's powerful MazaCAM is an advanced off-line programming system for Mazak CNC machine tools, helping you to increase productivity and reduce downtime. It was developed to be easy-to-use for those new to off-line programming, while delivering the power needed for experienced users.
MazaCAM allows you to:
- Program Mazatrol on your PC or laptop, without interrupting running machines
- Edit existing programs
- Print programs and tool lists
- Convert your Mazatrol programs to G-code for use with other controls
- Upload and download Mazatrol and EIA programs
- Use the Editor function to plot the shape of your part
- Add Geopath to utilize DXF and IGES files to write Mazatrol programs
- Program 2 and 3-axis turning centers, Integrex machines and up to 3-axis simultaneous machining centers
- Use only one CAD/CAM system for all your machines -- both Mazak and non-Mazaks
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Strawberry Sauce
Fragrant with fresh berries and vanilla, this effortless sauce requires only a quick spin in a blender to make.
Level: Easy
Yield: 4 cups
- 1 lb. strawberries
- 1 lb. strawberries
- ¼ c. sugar
- ¼ tsp. vanilla extract
- Blend 1 pound strawberries, hulled; 1/4 cup sugar; and 1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract until smooth.
- Stir in 1 pound strawberries, hulled and cut in half. Cover and refrigerate up to 3 days.
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Happy Fathers Day to me! I got one of the coolest gifts you can imagine! That's right! USB Rechargeable batteries! When you're as hard to shop for as I happen to be… finding something I'll enjoy that I don't already own is nearly impossible, but that task was accomplished with this! (Yes I know Fathers Day isn't for a few weeks, but we're celebrating early this year!)
Part of what makes this so cool is it's sheer portability! I don't know about you, but I have a number of devices I carry with me which use AA Batteries (or batteries in general) and having to carry a charger is quite lame, let alone the fact that they tend to explode in their chargers.
Problem no more though! So I want to thank the folks of USBCell and Moixa for this, oh and thanks to Emily for thinking of this gift idea to give to me! :)
TEASER Alert!
It also looks like they're creating some new devices.. AAA, C/D, 9V and Phone/Device batteries! So be on the look out for the other stuff which is so often running out of juice! :)


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MILWAUKEE -- Danny Bautista established two career highs and made sure the effort wasn't wasted.
He homered twice and singled home the go-ahead run in the 15th inning, sending the Arizona Diamondbacks over the Milwaukee Brewers 11-9 Thursday.
Bautista set career highs with five hits and five RBIs. He extended his hitting streak to 14 games as Arizona stopped its losing streak at four.
Two years after shoulder surgery, Bautista leads Arizona with a .397 batting average.
"I've got a lot of confidence back," he said. "We know we're a very good team."
The Brewers rallied for three runs in the ninth, tying it at 9 on a two-run homer by pinch-hitter Brooks Kieschnick off Matt Mantei. The teams wound up playing five hours, 22 minutes, the longest game in the majors this season.
Arizona used eight pitchers, who limited the Brewers to eight hits while striking out 21.
Steve Sparks (1-1) pitched two scoreless innings for the win, snapping his personal 12-game losing skid dating to Aug. 16, 2002 while with Detroit.
Matt Kata hit a leadoff single in the 15th and was sacrificed to second by Brent Mayne.
Bautista singled with two outs.
"A guy like that picks up the offense and he did a great job today," Mantei said. "He's actually done that for the last 14 games.
"You go out there and blow a three-run lead and you kind of feel pretty bad at first, but we're most relieved with the win and we can have a nice flight home," he added.
Rookie Chad Tracy followed Bautista's hit with his own RBI single off Adrian Hernandez (0-2). Tracy had four hits in his first-ever start.
Lyle Overbay also had four hits, including three doubles. His three-base error at first base allowed two runs to score in the seventh, giving Arizona a 7-5 lead.
"I just look at it, if I get that ground ball, Kieschnick's home run is the game-winner," Overbay said.
Kieschnick connected for the fourth pinch-hit homer of his career. It was the first pinch-hit of any kind this season by Milwaukee after an 0-for-20 start.
Bautista hit a solo homer in the second and capped a four-run burst in the sixth with a two-run shot to tie the game at 5.
Arizona starter Brandon Webb departed after pitching five innings and allowing only one earned run on five hits.
Milwaukee starter Wes Obermueller pitched 5 1-3 innings, giving up five earned runs on eight hits.
"I got out of my rhythm and I started rushing," Obermueller said. "I was kind of in awe. My ball raised up on every pitch and they hit it pretty hard."
Arizona manager Bob Brenly used his entire bench and bullpen in the win.
"It took everybody on the roster to get it done today," Brenly said. "If we would had to play until midnight, we'd have played until midnight."
Notes: Arizona went 3-6 on its road trip to Colorado, San Diego and Miller Park. ... Tracy, called up Wednesday to replace the injured Robert Alomar on the 25-man roster, singled in the second inning for his first major league hit. He went 4-for-8. He made his debut Wednesday night, striking out as a pinch-hitter to end the game. ... Milwaukee's Scott Podsednik stole two bases, giving him 11 this season. He had 43 last year as a rookie. ... Arizona's Richie Sexson was 1-for-12 in his first series against his former team.
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