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I was bound to love you? (A Gaara love story) InfoNumber 8. Oh god. I have dedicated this story to XxDarkestLovexX! Yeah, I did change the title, sorry about that, but I think this fits better.
Name: Kikyo Hanasamai
Looks: Long black hair and ice blue eyes with a perfect body and kinda short. You are slightly on the innocent side and are fit.
Personality: You're a little on the shy side but would do anything for the people you care about and love to pick fights with people you hate. Though you can't always defend yourself you try to stay away from violence. You try your best not to let people walk all over you.
Past: When you were eight your whole family was killed by the Akatsuki and you lived by your self from that point on. You are a leaf ninja now though.
Age: 14 (same as everyone else)
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Almost twelve months had passed since we had first realised that we had
really missed out on an historic event in 1998; Britain's first 24 hr mtb
race. Almost twelve months since we had taken the vow to be at the second
coming at any cost. Almost twelve months of planning — discussing team
strategy, training methods and what we could possibly do to get ourselves
on the front covers of our favourite mtb mags. Now that the moment we had
been preparing for was upon us we just weren't ready, we didn't even have
a gimmicky idea to make us irresistable to anyone holding a camera at the
event. (sticking empty cans of Red Bull to our helmets was suggested at
the eleventh hour sending one member of our team into a three a day binge
one week before the off, but we didn't even follow through with that) Our
preparation we decreed, should take the form of riding the downs at night
and also spending a couple of weekends riding ten mile laps of the area
interspersed with three hour rest periods so as to simulate the effects of
the team relay. Oh yes, so many damned good ideas… never did a one of
them. Team Odd Squad, as we were to be known, had been partly formed over
the telephone and so some of us had never met before the event let alone
ridden together. Once assembled , we realised that we had managed to get
at least one thing right…… the name.
Down in the arena things were hotting up , quite literally as the
Clare was waiting anxiously as I swiped my tag to register my first lap
Mark returned a blistering 35 minute lap to everyone's amazement ( even
The light was now fading fast as we approached 10pm, but this had had
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Getting Your Garden Ready for Spring
Published on Monday, March 15, 2010 - 1:52pm
Celebrate the first day of Spring by joining us for a discussion, offered by the Takoma Horticultural Club, entitled "Getting Our Gardens Ready for Spring." The talk, to be led by Kathy Jentz, editor of Washington Gardener Magazine, and Kit Gage, president of the Takoma Horticultural Club, will focus on how to address winter/snow damage to your plants. The discussion will take place on Saturday, March 20, at 3 p.m.here at the Takoma Park Neighborhood Library.
Be sure to check out our collection of new gardening books, made possible by a generous donation by the Takoma Park Horticultural Club! (Books will be available for checkout upon the conclusion of the program.)
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — The WVU Foundation says it could reach its capital campaign goal 1 1/2 years before its target date.
Foundation President and CEO Wayne King says the foundation has seen roughly $1.4 million more in giving so far this fiscal year.
If that pace holds up, the campaign should raise about $9.1 million through the 2014 fiscal year. That's up from $7.7 million last year.
The Dominion Post reports that King provided a recap of the past fiscal year and early information on the current one during Friday's Board of Governors meeting.
At the end of fiscal year 2013, the Foundation had raised $668 million of the $750 million campaign goal. King said the next public report on progress will be released in October.
Information from: The Dominion Post, http://www.dominionpost.com


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A Salad Fit for Your Skin
By Josie Garthwaite
Toss avocado, lettuce, and tomato with a splash of olive oil, and you have a healthy salad. Bottle them up with staples like aloe vera and sweet almond oil, and you have a recipe for serious beauty boosting.
Traditional salad ingredients increasingly appear in creams, masks, and other facial products. Dermatologists Ranella Hirsch of Boston and Jeanette Jacknin of Phoenix say there's more to the trend than companies juicing products with buzz-worthy ingredients. "Olive oil has been used for years for youthful skin," says Jacknin, author of Smart Medicine for Your Skin (Avery, 2001). With good reason: The oil is rich in skin-soothing vitamin E.
Another standby, cucumber, now has scientific proof that it reduces puffiness around the eyes—and maybe more. Certain acids and compounds in the vegetable (well, technically it's a fruit) help combat inflammation, which Jacknin describes as the single greatest culprit in age-related conditions—from Alzheimer's to wrinkled, sagging skin.
Ingredients like tomato and carrot deliver benefits through their antioxidants. When eaten, they fight cell damage in your body much the way citrus juice can prevent a slice of apple from turning brown, explains Hirsch. In facial treatments, antioxidants like vitamin C and beta- carotene help stave off damage (read: signs of age) from sun exposure, smoke, and pollution.
So next time you're in the beauty aisle, take your grocery list with you—or pull this one out for reference.
This creamy fruit comes packed with fatty acids and vitamins B, C, E, and K. Vitamins C and E fight sun damage best when used together, so the combination in avocado can safeguard sun-exposed skin along with other protective measures. Skin readily absorbs avocado oil, making it ideal for face creams.
As in other dark yellow and orange vegetables, the antioxidant beta-carotene in carrots defends against environmental stressors that wreak havoc on your skin over time. You'll find carrot root and seed oils mostly in moisturizers.
Cucumber contains vitamin C, an antioxidant that also helps ward off sun damage. (Note: You still need to wear sunscreen!) More than that, this veggie-like fruit boasts caffeic acid, which helps reduce inflammation. Labels may list vitamin C as ascorbic acid.
You'll often find lettuce extracts in eye treatments because dark-leaf lettuce provides a natural source of vitamin K, which may help diminish dark circles. Vitamin K sometimes appears on labels as phylloquinone. Chlorophyll, the substance that makes lettuce (and other plants) green, also has an antioxidant effect, helping to slow signs of aging. Herbalists have long used wild lettuces for their calming effects, and you can now find them in complexion-soothing facial treatments.
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New Wreck-It Ralph Image!
- Written by Zechs on Tuesday, June 05 2012 and posted in News with Benefits
Just try and name all the video game characters that are in this image for the Disney movie, Wreck-It Ralph.
Wreck-It Ralph opens this November featuring the voice talents of John C. Reilly, Jane Lynch, Sarah Silverman, and Jack McBrayer.
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James Yelton of Glen Rock, Pa., thought he'd won the deer hunting lottery in 2010, when he harvested a 160-class non-typical while hunting Maryland's Eastern Shore.
But he was wrong.
Yelton's winning numbers came up THIS season while he and his wife, Helen, were hunting a friend's ground in Greenwood County, Kan. The payoff was a new state-record typical in the BTR's crossbow category.
Many hunters don't realize that Buckmasters offers the only national record book with a category specifically for deer bagged with crossbows. The Pope and Young Club doesn't accept these whitetails, and B&C doesn't differentiate a bowkill from one felled by gun or even found dead (theirs is based purely on score).
Yelton's mainframe 12-pointer, the only irregular point being a fork off its left P-2, has an official score of 172 4/8 inches; its composite (true gross) score is an incredible 194 4/8 inches.
"I've hunted 38 years to get one like this," said the 51-year-old workaholic, who puts in 16-hour days – seven a week -- at his specialty flooring company. When winter arrives, he spends as much time as possible in the deer woods, including a week or two in Kansas.
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You're more apt to see Brad and Angelina shopping the toy section of your local Wal-Mart than a 200-inch whitetail in southwest Louisiana's Calcasieu Parish, which explains why Jacey Broussard's deer got so much attention, not all of it desired.
Jacey first saw the buck while riding her horse in early November. Fully aware that nobody would believe how big it was, she dismounted, pulled out her camera and photographed it.
That was the first of many photos, the rest pulled from trail cameras scattered about the Broussards' 480-acre lease near Moss Bluff. Jacey was smitten with the deer, and she finally sealed the deal on Nov. 26.
Turns out, the deer had escaped from River Road Whitetails, a high-fenced ranch about four miles and a river away from the Broussards' hunting club. The owner didn't realize the Pennsylvania-born buck was missing until he saw photos. It had apparently escaped through a faulty gate.
While the hunt was completely fair-chase and the harvest legal, the buck isn't eligible for our record book because it is a known pen-raised deer. But Jacey's still smiling.
I would be, too.
Subscribers to Rack magazine will no doubt remember the Pennsylvania buck that graced the cover in November. The 16-point whitetail, which has a BTR composite score of 209 2/8 inches, was taken in Northumberland County by 16-year-old Hanna Harris of Danville.
Now it seems that the buck's little brother has hit the dirt, nearly the same dirt, in front of the SAME stand, and Hanna's kid sister, Paige, was behind the trigger. This deer hasn't been scored yet, but it's already bound for the cover of Buckmasters Whitetail Magazine in 2012.
Two things are abundantly clear: Joe Harris grows big deer on his 280-acre farm, and his daughters know how to shoot.
Hanna's 2010 buck is the state-record Semi-irregular in the rifle category and the ninth largest ever felled in Penn's Woods. You can bet Paige's 2011 wallhanger is also going to push a whole lot of Pennsylvania bucks down a notch.
Jan. 28-29: If you live in northern Indiana, Illinois or Michigan and would like to have your buck measured for the BTR, you can avoid the $25 entry fee by bringing your deer to the 28th annual Hammond, Ind., Outdoor Sports Show inside the Jean Shepherd Community Center.
While I've suffered more than my fair share of sinus infections, some that have left my head feeling as heavy and dense as a damp bag of Quikrete, I've never had it as bad as a couple of deer that came to my attention last week.
The first with a face only a mother could love was a very respectable 12-pointer shot in Ohio. Its swollen schnoz looked as if it had either been bitten by a rattlesnake or stung by yellowjackets.
Even though I've never seen anything like this in 41 years of deer hunting, I was ready to dismiss Muzzle-zilla as a freak of nature until his twin surfaced in Michigan.
Fellow blogger Michael Hanback posted a photo of the Michigan buck-a-potamus on his website, and Kevin Kreel, a wildlife pathologist at the Southeastern Cooperative Wildlife Disease Study in Athens, Ga., eventually shed some light on the subject.
Kreel, who has seen about 10 of these animals in the last seven years, suspects a bacterial infection is to blame.
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Under-18s coach says Ferguson could become a top boss.
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Kevin Sheedy believes Duncan Ferguson has the potential to develop into a top-class manager.
The Scot became a member of the Academy's backroom staff in late 2011 and is currently cutting his teeth as a coach with the Club's younger players.
Ferguson has so far passed his A and B coaching badges and is now in the process of studying for the pro-licence qualification.
Sheedy has been impressed by the 41-year-old's enthusiasm and thirst for knowledge since he returned to the Club.
The Under-18s coach also feels Ferguson's legacy at Everton is helping him command the respect of those aspiring talents under his tutelage.
"Duncan has worked extremely hard. In my opinion he is a good manager in the making," said Sheedy.
"He's a very committed and passionate guy who loves being out on the training ground working with the lads who certainly think very highly of him.
"My era as an Everton players was a long time before them but they can really relate to him as a Blue icon so he's very well respected, but it's as much for his ability as a coach as for his playing reputation."
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While state fusion centers are generally lauded as a reasonable effort to improve information sharing among intelligence agencies and law enforcement, they are raising fears among civil libertarians because of the amount and type of information collected and shared.
For the paper by the privacy advocacy group EPIC, click here.
See all the latest links and resources that supplement the current issue of Security Management magazine.


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Thursday, March 20, 2014
Malala's father fighting for an education for girls worldwide
The Star – Louise Brown
"Ziauddin Yousafzai, the father of Malala who was shot by the Taliban, is in Canada to promote education for all girls."(more)
The Star – Louise Brown
"Ziauddin Yousafzai, the father of Malala who was shot by the Taliban, is in Canada to promote education for all girls."(more)
Reuters – Staff Writer
Malala Yousafzai is a living legend. That a 15-year-old girl would be targeted and shot by the Taliban, live to tell the tale and then continue to fight for the education of women in Pakistan is the kind of story that cuts through cultural and geographic boundaries. It's the kind of story that has the power to transform lives."(more)
Time – Mike Corder
"Pakistani schoolgirl Malala Yousafzai, who survived a Taliban assassination attempt last year, was honored Friday with the Children's Peace Prize for her work promoting education for girls in her homeland." (more)
Education News – Muhammad Nadeem
"The Taliban's top leader has announced that the radical Islamist group will support modern education in Afghanistan and some tribal areas of Pakistan located on the Afghan borders." (more)
China Daily – Zhang Yunbi
"China is training more Mandarin teachers and building more language schools in Pakistan to meet the growing demand for Mandarin speakers." (more)
The Washington Post – AP
"Wonder Woman and Supergirl now have a Pakistani counterpart in the pantheon of female superheroes — one who shows a lot less skin. Meet Burka Avenger: a mild-mannered teacher with secret martial arts skills who uses a flowing black burka to hide her identity as she fights local thugs seeking to shut down the girls' school where she works." (more)
Reuters – Michelle Nichols
"Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who was shot in the head by the Taliban last year for demanding education for girls, marked her 16th birthday with a passionate speech at the United Nations on Friday in which she said education could change the world."(more)
New York Times – Taha Siddiqui & Declan Walsh
"Back in Pakistan…the Taliban war on girls' education continues unabated…Extreme measures have become necessary as Taliban militants have pressed their violent campaign against girls' education in northwestern Pakistan, bombing schools and terrifying pupils and parents."(more)
Huffington Post – Chernor Bah
"July the 12th is Malala Yousafzai's 16th birthday. Malala is the courageous Pakistani activist, who dared to challenge the Taliban and fought for the education of girls in her country. She's celebrating her birthday by addressing a Youth Take-over of the UN and delivering a speech to a global audience of millions."(more)
Brookings – Rebecca Winthrop, Elena Matsui, & Baela Raza Jamil
"A recent report, The Good News From Pakistan, shows positive results emerging from a program that instituted a number of reforms to the education sector in over 60,000 government schools."(more)


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Minnesota Legal Articles
Law related articles writen by lawyers
and experts witnesses practicing in Minnesota
Minnesota Medical Marijuana: What it Means for You, Legal or Not
March 24, 2014 By Law Office of Carolyn Agin Schmidt
Medical marijuana is a very controversial topic. Recently, there have been 16 states with pending legislation or ballot measures on medical marijuana: Florida, Georgia, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Utah, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.
The Minnesota Commercial Driver and DWI
Minnesota DWI Laws can be very difficult for drivers that choose to drive under the influence of alcohol. But, they can be especially harsh for those individuals that possess a commercial driver's license.
Study Reveals Texting and Driving Just as Risky as Drunk Driving
Most people are very aware of the dangers of drinking and driving, but texting while driving is becoming just as serious a threat on our public roadways.
Daytime DUI Rising Across The Country
Law enforcement officials agree that intoxicated driving during the day is a rising problem.
DWI and Gastric Bypass Surgery
A recent study published in the Journal of the American College of Surgeons shows that patients who undergo gastric bypass surgery take a longer period of time to process alcohol in the body which can lead to excess drinking and other problems.
Understanding the Minnesota Implied Consent Law
Under Minnesota's implied consent law, any individual who chooses to operate, drive or be in control of a motor vehicle is automatically assumed to have consented to a blood, urine or breath test. These tests are used to determine whether there is a presence of alcohol or any other controlled or hazardous substance in a person's body.
Order for Protection in Minnesota - OFP
If you have been served with an Order for Protection: If you have been served with an Order for Protection, it is important that you consult with an attorney immediately to discuss your rights, as in most cases you only have five days to request a hearing after you are served with an Order for Protection.
Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals
USCIS says that Dream Act eligible candidates that meet the criteria of the "Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals" program will not be deported. It is expected that exact guidelines and procedures for this program will be put into place sometime during August, 2012, detailing how eligible candidates can apply for this status of deferred prosecution of removal from the United States. If granted, an individual also may be eligible for work authorization. The program is for those immigrants who:
Vehicle Forfeiture in Minnesota
When a vehicle is involved in a crime such as a DWI, often law enforcement will seize the vehicle as evidence. Upon arrest, the vehicle will be taken into police custody and a notice of forfeiture will be issued shortly thereafter. In Minnesota, this notice allows the owner of the vehicle 30 days in which to challenge the forfeiture. If they do not do so, then the state will take ownership of the vehicle.
Minnesota Civil Rights Law
This article is an overview of the Minnesota Human Rights Act. The reader will learn about protected areas covered by this law and what actions are deemed unlawful. When the concept of civil rights is brought up, most people tend to think of broad, historical events like the civil rights movement, women's suffrage, and the Rodney King riots.
Minnesota Prostitution Myths
We've put together a list of 4 common myths about prostitution in Minnesota. - Myth: Only new clients can be undercover cops. Fact: Police often use hobbyists who have already been arrested to pose as people looking for sex in prostitution stings.
Minnesota Field Sobriety Tests
When a police officer pulls someone over for drunk driving, they will likely ask that person to step out of the vehicle and perform one or more field sobriety tests. Field sobriety tests consist of both physical and cognitive tasks that can give a police officer probably cause to believe a person has been drunk driving.
Should I Hire a Zoloft Lawyer?
Should you worry about protecting a large drug manufacturer who may have acted negligently to protect the profitability of their product, while your child suffered as of result of this negligence? We get this question lot: Should I hire a Zoloft lawyer? A lot of our clients don't consider themselves the 'litigious type' and thus can feel apprehensive about filing a lawsuit.
Minnesota Probate Law, What is Probate?
Many people are confused by the term "probate" and what it means. That is ok. It's complicated. Ask a group of estate planning lawyers what "probate" is and you will probably get a different answer on what the term "probate" means to each of them. To me, it is a broad term which means the process of administering a Will through the legal system after a person's death.
Grandparent Visitation: Givens v. Darst
When the child was only four months old, his mother was murdered by a man she had previously dated. Less than two weeks after the murder, Givens filed a petition seeking to become the child's "sole legal and sole physical" custodian. At the time of filing, Darst was presumed to be the father; however, Givens did not notify him about her petition.
Division of Complex Financial and Real Estate Assets
For our clients whose assets are sizeable, we understand that there are specific issues that will arise during a divorce. Complex financial holdings and property division must be reviewed carefully in order to create an equitable distribution of assets. First and foremost, any prenuptial or postnuptial agreements must be reviewed.
Will Zoloft Cause Birth Defects?
This question of whether Zoloft causes birth defects likely brought you here for two reasons. #1: You're currently taking an antidepressant like Zoloft and you are pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant. #2: Your child was born with a birth defect and you want to know if Zoloft was responsible in causing the injury.
Zoloft Statute of Limitations
As a general rule of thumb, if you're concerned about the statute of limitations for your Zoloft related birth injury case, the sooner you contact an expert the better. It's as simple as filling out a free Zoloft case evaluation form to find out if you have a case. Whether you consider yourself a litigious person or not, in the case of Zoloft, the manufacturers may have known about the potential dangers to your child but negligently chose to not disclose this information.
Zoloft Usage by Sex
Historically doctors had no idea that any risks were being posed to the unborn child when the mother took Zoloft while pregnant. Conversely, the manufacturer of Zoloft may have known of the increased risks to fetuses but chose not to disclose them. There are several reasons why they may have done this but most likely it was to protect their bottom line, make a quarterly earning call, or hope that the number of affected infants would be nominal.
Did Zoloft Cause My Child's Birth Defects?
In the case of Zoloft, this was prescribed to pregnant women by doctors who truly believed they were not risking the health of the unborn child. And the mother trusted the judgment of the doctor. What nobody counted on, was that manufacturer of Zoloft may have known of these unacceptable risks, yet did nothing to warn pregnant women of these dangers.
Effects of Zoloft on Fetal Growth
Easier said than done, but if you can find a way to combat depression that doesn't involve Zoloft, especially during your third trimester, then those risks to your child are dramatically reduced. Certain birth defect risks, such as pulmonary hypertension, have been reported to increase 600% when mothers took Zoloft in their last trimester.
Sexual Side Effects of Zoloft
Zoloft has been shown in several double blind studies to cause numerous sexual side effects for both men and women. Up to 70% of men on Zoloft experienced difficulties with ejaculation. For women on Zoloft, almost half experienced difficulties with orgasm. For both men and women, 12% had problems becoming sexually aroused, while on Zoloft.
Zoloft Discontinuation Syndrome
What is Zoloft discontinuation syndrome? - Zoloft discontinuation syndrome is the technical term for what occurs when patients experience 'Zoloft withdrawal', or stop taking Zoloft too suddenly. There is no way to tell in advance if one will experience withdrawal symptoms – it is determined by numerous factors such as the dosage, how the patient was taken off the drug, metabolism, etc. The withdrawal symptoms can be severe and can last several weeks.
Breastfeeding on Zoloft
Currently there is a general consensus among medical professionals that Zoloft does pass through breast milk and it should only be taken by women who breastfeed if the benefits outweigh the risks. Quantifying both of these of course can be awfully difficult. According to WebMD, Sertraline (Zoloft) does pass through breast milk.
Zoloft - Better than Placebos?
Antidepressants continue to be improved upon, designed to work more effectively, and have fewer side effects. That said, 60 minutes had a fascinating piece on Sunday (originally aired 02/19/2012) highlighting recent studies that ask: Do antidepressants work better than placebos? Zoloft has been prescribed since 1991. And by 2007 it was the most heavily prescribed antidepressant in the US with almost 30 million prescriptions.
Minnesota Supreme Court Rules on Urine Test for DWI Offenses
The law in Minnesota is forever changing as DWI attorneys challenge inaccurate testing for DWI cases. Review the latest changes in 2012. The Minnesota Supreme Court decided the case of State v. Tanksley on February 8, 2012. That ruling allows the State to continue using urine tests in DWI cases despite the significantly flawed nature of the test in relationship to intoxication.
How Zoloft (Sertraline) Works – in Layman's Terms
Zoloft (Sertraline) was primarily developed to regulate and balance chemicals in the brain and was commonly prescribed to treat depression, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder. Zoloft's primary method of balancing these chemicals is through what is known as a serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SRI). By inhibiting the reuptake of serotonin, higher levels of serotonin remain in the brain.
Zoloft Birth Injuries
Significant linkages have been made between Zoloft and birth defects. Many of these were brought to the attention of Pfizer by the FDA; however, Pfizer still did not adequately warn about the dangers Zoloft posed to unborn children. This is the primary reason why Zoloft Lawsuits are are being seen today.
Minnesota Child Support: How Much do I have to Pay?
Adam J. Blahnik, a Minnesota child support lawyer and divorce and family law attorney, breaks down the basics of the Minnesota child support laws. If you are in a position where you will either have to pay child support or will be receiving child support, this article provides an overview of the child support laws in the state of Minnesota.
Property Division: What Can I Keep and What Must be Divided?
Adam J. Blahnik, a Minnesota divorce and family law lawyer, explains how Minnesota is considered a common law property State (or marital property State) as opposed to a community property State. He then details the difference between "marital property" and "non-marital property" in Minnesota.
Minnesota Parenting Time and the Battle for Forty-Five Percent
Minnesota divorce and family law lawyer, Adam J. Blahnik discusses the problems with the Minnesota child support laws regarding the inherent skepticism of parents who are legitimately wanting parenting time with their children at least 45% of the time. In the year 2007 the child support laws in the State of Minnesota were changed to form a nexus between the amount of time that a parent has with a child and the amount of child support that the parent must pay.
Moving Out of State and Child Custody - Minnesota Parenting Time Law
Custody and Parenting Time Issues Presented - If you are facing a child custody issue due to either the custodial or the non-custodial parent moving out of state, make sure that you're on the right side of your state's child custody law and operating within the confines of your child custody agreement.
Accidents Caused by Illegal Lane Changes
Accidents caused by illegal lane changes can cause serious injuries and property damage. Imagine that you're minding your own business, driving along the interstate or even at your local shopping center, and someone illegally changes lanes, either failing to signal or outright merging into you. Suddenly you're involved an accident that came with no warning and no way to avoid.
Networking Ethically and Effectively
Everyone knows that, much like diet and exercise, networking is good for you and that there are lots of excuses for avoiding it. Practicing lawyers confronting the need to "get out there and network!" find it engenders powerful attitudinal obstacles. But unless you tap networking as a business development tool you will consistently fall short of your potential.
Minneapolis Child Custody Information
Issues of child custody and visitation are often the most emotional ones encountered during a divorce proceeding. Both parents are interested in the well-being of their children, but their beliefs and methods of upbringing may differ greatly.
Minnesota's Ignition Interlock
New laws in 2011, included alcohol interlock devices to shorten revocation/cancellation periods for DWI offenders.
5 Things to Prepare Yourself for Divorce
In this article the author discusses on the Top 5 ways to prepare yourself for divorce.
Developing a Parenting Time
The author discusses how parents can develop parenting time in Minneapolis, MN.
Guide to Minnesota's Child Custody Laws
The author reviews Minnesota's child custody laws.
Suppression Hearings known in Minnesota as Rasmussen Hearings
In addition to seeing if the parties you resolve a criminal case prior to the start of trial, other issues are decided by a judge before the start of trial. The most common types of pretrial matters that are heard before trial are issues relating to the admissibility of evidence were there to be a trial.
The Truth About Ex-Parte Orders
The author discusses ex parte orders.
The Divorce Checklist
Your situation is not as unique as you might think. Many married couples face the same dilemmas in their relationship which is why it is easier than you might think to fix.
What You Need to Know about Minnesota Child Custody
Child custody issues have a daily impact on thousands of Minnesota families. For anyone who is going through a divorce or is otherwise involved in a custody action, understanding the framework set out in Minnesota's statutory code is essential.
Financing a Purchase When a Conventional Mortgage Is Not an Option
Alternative Financing Methods in a Slow Real Estate Market.
The Attorney's Role in the Purchase of Investment Real Estate
Purchasing commercial or investment properties is a complicated process that begins with your evaluation of which property is right for you.
Title Registration: Reasons to Register Title to Your Property
Most homeowners and owners of real estate have seen an abstract of title.
5 Reasons to Form an LLC
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At church, we have been struggling with how to best help those in crisis in our own community. Since we are a downtown church in an area with a high level of poverty, we receive many requests for assistance from individuals and families. So many people are struggling to pay their bills. High electric rates coupled with high unemployment levels lead to despair and hopelessness. The requests have been increasing, so we are slowing down to see if we are truly helping those in need or hurting them by how we handle benevolence and assistance.
One of my missionary friends suggested this book to me last year, and this seemed like the perfect time to read it. We ordered several copies of When Helping Hurts: How to Alleviate Poverty Without Hurting the Poor . . . and Yourself for those on our benevolence team, and we plan on discussing this over the next few weeks. This is a great book on how we do local relief and international missions. It highlighted many of the things we are doing right, and it definitely shows areas where we need improvement.
The basis of the book is determining the appropriate response for those in crisis. The author shares "A helpful first step in thinking about working with the poor in any context is to discern whether the situation calls for relief, rehabilitation, or development." The book then works through the Biblical basis for each, and gives practical advice and training on how to do each effectively. I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to make a difference with people in need. It is not a call to do less or spend less, but the book challenges us to do the hard work of rehabilitation and development. Honestly, this is not easy. It is messy, and it is hard work. But if we truly want to help people who are in need, we cannot hurt them by helping them.
This book also spends a considerable amount of time talking about short-term mission trips. It encouraged me to see that much of the work we are doing oversees is truly helping. In Nicaragua, we are working on training pastors who minister to their own communities, and we have helped with a model farm that trains people in how they can provide for their families. This type of development is needed, and my hope is that this book will encourage people to do more for missions, not less.
Have you ever done anything to hurt poor people? Most of you would probably answer no to this question, but the reality is that you may have done considerable harm to poor people in the very process of trying to help them. The federal government made this mistake for decades. Well-intentioned welfare programs penalized work, undermined families, and created dependence. The government hurt the very people it was trying to help. Unfortunately, the same is true for many Christian ministries today. By focusing on symptoms rather than on the underlying disease, we are often hurting the very people we are trying to help. Surprisingly, we are also hurting ourselves in the process. As followers of Jesus Christ, we simply must do better. (from the foreword by Dr. John Perkins)
But this book does not stall in the sphere of the theological and theoretical. It moves wonderfully from timeless truth to contemporary application. As you read, you won't just learn about problems in the world; you will discover how poverty in the world can actually be addressed. … For all of these reasons (and more), this book is virtually required reading for everyone in our church who is intentionally engaging the poor here and around the world. I cannot recommend it highly enough for anyone who is passionate about spreading and showing the love of Christ to the "least of these." (from the foreword by David Platt)


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This is a kind of tricky recipe for me to give since I've never thought to measurements or given it out, but bear with me.
This is really simple to make however, as once you've mixed it all together you stick it in the oven and let it cook occasionally turning the pieces so that the exposed parts have the juice cooked into it.
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small chicken legs (the smaller ones end up more tasty)
4 or 5 pieces of dried anise
3 cloves of garlic grated
2 or 3 tbl of chinese cooking wine
1/2 cup of soya sauce
1/2 cup of water
2 or 3 chopped green onions (3/4 of it chopped alot longer, and the rest chop finely the green tips)
sesame seeds for garnish
salt (taste the liquid (before adding chicken) to see if it's salty enough, if not add salt, some soya sauces are less salty then others I always add at least 1 tsp to mine)
Alright to start this off you'll want to combine everything in a shallow baking pan with the exception of the smaller portion (finely chopped pieces) of the green onions and sesame seeds. Put in the oven at about 300 and let this heat up and cook the chicken. Keep turning every ten minutes so that the chicken soaks up some of the juice each turn and then bakes it right back into the chicken itself.
Once the chicken is fully cooked and has been turned at least 4 or 5 times to bake on each side. Remove it from the cooked liquid and set on a serving platter.
Strain the cooked liquid and add to a sauce pan. Boil down until this gets a little thicker and drizzle over chicken. Garnish the finished chicken with the rest of the green onions and sesame seeds.


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MyKnowledgeMap Gain Contract Award for ReallyManaging Assessment from Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine, Singapore MyKnowledgeMap is delighted to have been awarded a contract by Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (LKCMedicine), Nanyang Technological University, Singapore to supply ReallyManaging Assessment as this represents a significant step forward for this innovative ePortfolio technology.
YORK, United Kingdom, Feb. 26, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- LKCMedicine, a joint medical school by Imperial College London and Nanyang Technological University, Singapore is being set up to meet the expected rise in the healthcare demands of a growing and ageing Singapore population. It will augment Singapore's healthcare manpower by producing top-quality doctors and medical leaders who are attuned to the needs of patients and of the Singapore community and will also introduce innovations to medical education, providing more opportunities for Singaporeans to pursue a high-quality medical degree locally.
Throughout their medical training, LKCMedicine students will develop strong foundations in the scientific basis of medicine. Much of this will be learned through Team-Based Learning (TBL) sessions, and faculty in both London and Singapore are working hard to develop a variety of educational materials for TBL. Leveraging on the extensive use of iPads at the School, ReallyManaging Assessment, branded for LKCMedicine as 'iFolio', will be used as an ePortfolio to support and track student learning activities, and deliver and report on assessment in clinical settings;
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The Unknown Beauties of Ethiopia
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Crossing remote areas, far away from civilization and from the comfort of the modern dwelling lies one of the most well-kept traditions we might expect to see on the African continent. In Southern Ethopia, in the depths of Rift Valley or in the Omo Region, there is a cultural fest – over 45 languages are spoken, several tribes combine their traditions in an amazing display of color and culture that reminds one of ancient times.
Forget the comfort of your car if you want to reach the sacred place. The roads can be terrible but the rewards one receives when reaching the other side is worth the trouble. People in this corner of Africa have remained virtually untouched by a world that moves ever faster, their lifestyles suffering no major changes for the last two hundred years. Even though it can get overwhelming considering the arid desert, most of the people that visited the place were impressed by the country's beauty – the tall mountains, the vast fields with grains waiting to be harvested, the cooling waterfalls or the lush forest filled with vegetation.
The Ethiopian people somehow seem unaffected by the region's economical issues – they laugh, sign in greet each day with optimisms, wishing every stranger curious about their lands a warm welcome. Women wear colorful jewels, handcrafted from various plants. A woman would put on daily, besides the clothes, beaded necklaces and metal bracelets, leather skirts or loincloths but also some complex hairstyles you wouldn't normally expect.
Many fascinating objectives can be found around the Simien Mountains, including Gondar, Ethiopia's medieval capital or the Royal Enclosure, a series of castles with a unique design in Africa built by the ruling family. Ethiopia's ancient capital that could rival Egypt's pyramids, Axum is not the center point for the country's Christians, with several sacred buildings and one of the largest churches in the world.
On the other hand, the is less frequented but more inviting, due to the variety of flora and fauna. The parks are home to hundreds of species of birds, the country being referred to as one of the best countries for ornithology in the world. Lake Nakuru National Park also offers the chance to explore rhinos, buffalos and flamingos. All in all, Ethiopia can be a fascinating place, to find a lost culture, enjoy remote locations and escape the modernism of it all.
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Ethiopia has the most breathtaking landscapes of anywhere, one one hand they need tourist money, but too much tourism spoils a place
Wow what an awesome post. Really enjoyed it! Great quality pics as well
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The northbound pickup ended up on its side with the driver pinned beneath the truck. After being freed from the wreckage, he was flown from the scene by Good Samaritan Helicopter from Ft. Wayne Parkview Hospital for treatment. The other driver appeared to have suffered very minor injuries.
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Esteemed flutist Gariazzo to perform at SFA
Esteemed flutist Gariazzo to perform at SFASeptember 8, 2014—Robbie Goodrich
Stephen F. Austin State University College of Fine Arts and School of Music will open this season's Cole Performing Arts Series with a guest flute performance by Dr. Mariana Gariazzo at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, in Cole Concert Hall on the SFA campus.
Gariazzo is an instructional assistant professor at Texas A&M University where she teaches flute, music in world culture, musicianship and small ensemble classes. Her performance at SFA is a solo recital featuring compositions for alto and bass flute. The selection of works illustrates composers' increased interest at the turn of the century in exploring the expressive potential of the lower flutes, she said.
"These works draw on the sensual and robust timbral characteristics of low flutes, pairing color with revealing technical virtuosity," Gariazzo said. "It is a journey of timbres and musical conceptions that makes us wonder about the real boundaries of sound, expression and music itself."
The program features Marcelo Toledo's "Lo fugáz perpetuo" and "Polifonía Concreta" and Daneil Kessner's "Tous les matins…," among others. "Lo fugáz perpetuo" was commissioned by Gariazzo and premiered earlier this year at the National Flute Association Convention in Chicago. Of the piece, Gariazzo said, "The mysterious sounds of the alto flute become a channel which is always present, yet unavailable or fleeting at times."
Toledo composed "Polifonía Concreta" and dedicated it to Gariazzo in 2008. It is the result of a long-standing collaboration between composer and performer, Gariazzo explained. "Written in an extended musical language, this virtuosic piece takes the expressive and technical capabilities of the instrument beyond its conventional boundaries," she said.
Gariazzo has been a recipient of several awards and distinctions in solo and chamber music categories, including the Robert Wilson Award for Outstanding Woodwind Performance at Yale. Her research focuses on new music by Latin American composers, and she has served as a guest artist and speaker on the subject at prominent venues in Latin and North America.
Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for seniors and $3 for students and youth. For tickets or more information, call the SFA Fine Arts Box Office at (936) 468-6407 or visit http://www.finearts.sfasu.edu.
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Tickets still available for University Series opening performance
Tickets still available for University Series opening performanceSeptember 8, 2014—Robbie Goodrich
Tickets are still available for Eugenia Zukerman and Friends, the opening performance of the Stephen F. Austin State University College of Fine Arts' 2014-2015 University Series "Connect."
The new collaboration of flutist Zukerman and fellow musicians Milana Strezeva on piano, Sophie Shao on cello and Hye-Jin Kim on violin is slated for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, in W.M. Turner Auditorium on the SFA campus.
Prior to the concert, there will be a 7 p.m. informative talk about the artists and their music to be presented by Dr. Christina Guenther, associate professor of flute at SFA, in Griffith Gallery located across the hall from Turner Auditorium. The audience is invited back to the gallery for a post-performance reception to meet the performers and to honor the event's corporate sponsor, Cataract, Glaucoma & Retina Consultants of East Texas/Benchmark Optical.
Tickets range from $20 to $40, with discounts available for seniors, SFA faculty/staff, students and youth. For tickets or more information, visit http://www.finearts.sfasu.edu or call (936) 468-6406 or (888) 240-ARTS.
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SFA to present Pi Kappa Lambda scholarship concert
SFA to present Pi Kappa Lambda scholarship concertSeptember 4, 2014—Robbie Goodrich
The Stephen F. Austin State University School of Music will present the Pi Kappa Lambda Annual Faculty Showcase at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 18, in Cole Concert Hall in the Wright Music Building on the SFA campus.
The concert will feature faculty from all areas of the SFA School of Music in an extravaganza fundraiser. All proceeds benefit the Pi Kappa Lambda National Music Honor Society, which presents a scholarship each year to the sophomore music major with the highest grade point average.
Tickets are $12 for adults, $8 for seniors and $5 for students and youth. For tickets or more information, call the SFA Fine Arts Box Office at (936) 468-6407 or visit http://www.finearts.sfasu.edu.
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By Trish Fontanilla, VP of Community & Customer Experience at Vsnap
Last week, over 800 events took place in Bangalore, Barcelona, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Lagos, Milan, New York, and Tokyo for Social Media Week. More than 25,000 people attended SMW and hundreds of thousands of people streamed online and connected with their mobile apps. I was one of the many social media fans that flocked to NYC to attend events at the Highline Stage and AOL. Here are a few of the common themes I saw throughout the week:
Stop focusing on content length, start focusing on value and how your content is being consumed.
More and more, we're typing in 140 characters, but that doesn't mean all of our communication needs to fit into a text message. Editor-in-chief at The Atlantic James Bennet, emphasized during the panel "Is Social Killing Storytelling", that as human beings, we'll always want long-form pieces. He believes (and I do too) that we all have a basic need to deeply understand the world around us. But, you have to be a great storyteller and provide value if you want to keep your audience's attention. Content that's overly salesy or even bland is what drives customers away, not the length.
Once you've pulled together a great piece, you need to think of what your customers are ready to experience and when. Are they reading your blog on their phone during an hour long morning commute? Glancing at your newsletter between meetings during the day? Or looking at your website on their tablet during TV commercial breaks at night? And speaking of phones and tablets, Mashable CMO, Stacy Martinent, shared that 45% of their traffic comes from mobile. On top of that, 2013 was the year that mobile met desktop/laptop usage for social networking. You really can't afford to have a site that isn't mobile-friendly!
PS - Don't forget, advice without measurement doesn't mean much. See what works for you and your audience.
The center of every great business is community.
I can't really write a blog post without mentioning community or "being human", can I? The best SMW panel that paid tribute to both was, "Build a Brand that People Don't Buy, they Join" with panelists from Zady, Naked Wines, and charity: water. While those companies all have a "social impact" slant, they've all worked to build amazing brands as well. Just like customers won't read a piece that doesn't provide value, they also don't want to associate with a company or community that doesn't speak to them like human beings.
Paul Young from charity: water talked about how important it is to map out the community experience. How are you inspiring people to use your product? What are you doing to make your customers feel connected? Make your community a part of your story.
You should also empower them to be evangelists with a clear story they can share. Let them know the valuable role that they play, and don't forget to say thank you. By the way, I love how much "thank you" was emphasized during SMW. Via letters, tweets, or videos, the power of thank you goes a long way.
Social video = more sales.
If you're a Vsnapper already, you probably believe in the power of video. And a big topic for SMW was around shareable video (I refuse to call it viral). While there are differences between one to one video (where Vsnap falls) and social video, I think a lot of the insights work both ways. One of the sessions I went to was Unruly's, "7 Key Insights To an Always-On Video Strategy", which focused on their measurement for social video success (share rate equals the number of shares divided by the number of views - droppin' science).
According to a McKinsey study, shared video increases purchase intent by up to 50X via word of mouth. But why do people share videos? 2 reasons: There's a psychological aspect - inspire emotion (more on that below) and people will share. Also with social video, you have to consider social motivation. This is what Unruly refers to when measuring videos:
Some of the other research findings shared by Unruly COO Sarah Wood were:
Whew, and that was just a few of the things I learned in NYC! For more on Social Media Week, check out the hashtag #SMW14 for tweets from all over the world.
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By Guillaume Delloue, Director of Marketing at Vsnap
Ten years ago social media mainly consisted of college students looking up each other's pictures. Today, it's a crucial component of any organization, large or small, public or private. And although it's widely used by customer service folks, marketers and PR professionals, many salespeople remain skeptical. 2014 will be different. As the year of "social acceptance", it's when the sales community will fully embrace social selling. Here are four reasons why:
Customers Live On Social Media
A decade after the launch of Facebook you'd be hard pressed to find anyone without a social presence on the web. In 2013 nearly three-quarters of Americans reported using social networks, while 80% of millennials log on at least once a day. No longer awkward or uncomfortable to use, social networks have become one of the primary ways people communicate. In order to sell to today's customers, you must be prepared to meet them where they live digitally — and that's on social media.
Customers Expect You To Sell On Social Media
Customers are also getting used to buying and being sold to on social media. It's already been shown that social conversations can accelerate deals. Of course, the same way aggressive sales tactics rarely work, you shouldn't be bombarding prospects with tweets begging them to buy your product. Instead, use social media to get more info about your prospect's interests, discover influencers, keep opportunities warm or stay in touch with past clients.
Customers Want To Engage With You On Social Media
As a salesperson, you shouldn't be on social just to reach customers, but also so that customers can reach out to you. For example, an informative LinkedIn profile may be the one push that convinces a prospect to call you back about an offer. Similarly, replying to a customer's questions via Twitter may be the perfect opportunity to ask for a referral. Spend some time improving your personal brand on social and you're sure to reap the benefits of inbound selling.
Customers Will Be More Mobile
If there's one fact everyone in the business community seems to agree about, it's the unstoppable rise of mobile. According to Morgan Stanley, the number of mobile devices will exceed the number of desktop computers in 2014. The big winners in that shift? Apps and mobile friendly sites. And since smartphones are the primary way customers access social networks, you can expect the web to get even more social. Consider how your organization could use a mobile strategy as part of its sales process. You can be sure your competitors will.
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By Guillaume Delloue, Director of Marketing at Vsnap
Last year a Reddit user posted his awesome exchange with a Netflix customer service rep. The viral story proved what customer-lovin' companies from Virgin to Zappos have been saying for decades: there's no substitute for making your customers feel awesome. In fact, this user's story probably did for Netflix's brand what thousands of dollars' worth of advertising never could — all thanks to a man named Captain Mike. So to help you hire the next captain of customer service, we've put together some of the key qualities to look for in stellar candidates.
Merriam-Webster defines empathy as "the ability to share someone's else's feelings", and it's a defining trait of all great customer service reps. In order to truly help customers, you have to do more than just understand their problem — you have to feel how it affects them. An example of such compassion happened when United Airlines delayed a flight so that one of its passengers could visit his dying mother. Any robot can diagnose an issue, but only empathetic individuals can feel how it actually interferes with a customer's life and respond in a way that shows genuine understanding.
Great Timing
Part of what makes Captain Mike's response so remarkable was that he wasn't trying to end the conversation as quickly as possible. Instead, he stayed in character and played along for as long as was needed. And although most brands don't have the freedom to create movie-inspired characters on the fly, you should look for individuals who are able to wrap-up customer interactions in a way that feels both natural and satisfying to the end user. Speed is critical too, as many customers expect a reply within 30 minutes after making contact.
All customer service reps are expected to follow some form of guidelines. But the best ones are those who think creatively around those confines and deliver remarkable experiences in spite of them. Whether that's by acting proactively, personalizing messages or coming up with surprises, creativity is often the difference between "average" and "outstanding." Of course, customer pros also know the difference between bending the rules and acting irresponsibly!
The greatest customer service reps have an insatiable thirst for knowledge. During off-hours, you might catch them learning more about their product or service, gaining useful insights into their customers or keeping up to date with the latest trends and technology. Curiosity drives their exceptional behavior and keeps them at the top of their game. So when hiring, look for individuals who are passionate about always expanding their horizons.
While we're on the topic of #customerlove, quick reminder, Dave and Trish will be speaking at the Social Media for Customer Care Summit in San Francisco at the end of the month. So if you plan to attend or live nearby, you should totally go and say hello!
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By Dave McLaughlin, CEO & Co-Founder at Vsnap
Rod Favaron says it's happening.
Trish Fontanilla and I spent a couple of hours on Thursday at VCJ Venture Alpha East, a conference targeted toward limited partners in VC funds. (Thanks, MassChallenge, for the free pass!) One of the sessions featured Alastair Goldfisher, Editor-in-Chief of the Venture Capital Journal, chatting with Favaron, who is the CEO of Austin-based Spredfast, a social media management software tool. With him was Adam Marcus, of OpenView Venture Partners, one of Spredfast's investors.
So what is it that Favaron says is happening?
He says that large companies, like Spredfast clients AT&T, Whole Foods Market and T. Rowe Price, are shifting their use of social media tools. Whereas they were touting their Facebook Likes and authorizing two or three people to tweet, now they are enabling true engagement enterprise-wide, on a daily, ongoing basis. To use Favaron's metaphor, they are shifting from thinking of social as a more powerful billboard to understanding it as a more powerful phone system.
"How many phones do you have in your company?" Favaron asks.
Now you might say this trend has been in process for a while and what's your point, Dave?
My point is that I don't have a good balcony view of how authentic this shift is at the large enterprise level. So when I see that Spredfast quadrupled its revenues and doubled its headcount in 2012, I take note. And when I see that they raised $18MM in February of this year to go meet this social media management need of the Fortune 1000, I take note. (source)
And I guess it has me wondering if we're now moving from the Early Adopters to the Early Majority in terms of how corporations use social to really engage in the context of what Forrester calls The Age of the Customer, rather than as just another toolbox to tell the world what they do.
The Early Majority, as Geoffrey Moore readers know, is comprised of people who are pragmatists, not risk-takers. When the pragmatists get on board, that's a transition worth noting. Because the vast majority of companies in the world are run by pragmatist decision-makers.
At Vsnap, we obviously believe in establishing Engagement as an equal to Marketing, and in pursuing tactics that are personal alongside those that are broadcast. Just look at our Twitter feed for examples. So for us, Spredfast's success is exciting, since it looks like an affirmation of a tipping point in the adherence to this worldview that is the foundation for our product.
I love to share this succinct quote, from Fred Reichheld, creator of the Net Promoter Score in his book The Ultimate Question 2.0:
"Business leaders must find ways to enable frontline teams to delight customers."
Enable enterprise-wide engagement on a daily basis via social. Get to work figuring out the policies and protocols of putting all that into action. And then find ways to act on the mountains of information you gather that make your customers feel special, as Om Malik says in this awesome post.
What do people think – is this really happening at the large company level? Has all of this now moved into the Early Majority? What data do you have to affirm or challenge that?
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Because of the chance of spread or recurrence, adjuvant therapy (therapy that is given after other treatment) is often recommended. Adjuvant therapy for uterine sarcoma may include radiation therapy, chemotherapy, and/or hormone therapy. You should be treated by a gynecologic oncologist, a subspecialist in the diagnosis and treatment of gynecologic cancers.
What a particular cancer looks like and how it spreads away from the original tumor is called its pathophysiology. If uterine sarcoma spreads, it tends to first go to places near the uterus. It can spread to the cervix, vagina, ovaries, fallopian tubes, and lymph nodes. In later stages, it can spread to the bladder, bowel, lungs, liver, or bone.
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Is that Justin? or Zac Brown? During the springs and summers of his youth Justin was raised on a fishing boat in Northern Minnesota, then the pheasant-filled fields of Southern Minnesota during the fall. Read More
Winters were spent with an ice auger, a fish house and a wet line- and all that time Justin was fed a steady diet of classic country music. If there is one thing Justin loves, it's country music- and spending his free time outside enjoying Minnesota...okay, that's two things... Justin is a gypsy of sorts, moving from place to place across this great country- from the Deep South of Burnsville to the West Coast (Fargo/Moorhead). From the metropolis that is Minneapolis to the Northern Rim (Fridley) and finally the mighty Northland. Along the way he saw many things, met some people, married a beautiful woman, befriended a pack of wild animals, had an adorable baby girl and dreamed of someday hosting his own radio program. After attending Brown College and bribing enough instructors to get through- Justin used Jedi powers to con people much smarter than he into letting him appear on the best country music station in the state (possibly world, maybe even galaxy). Justin now attempts to fill the midday void between Scott Hanson and Jessie B. Hawkins...oh, and because he has a social life he comes in Sunday's too. A few Fun facts that may help you better understand the enigma that is Justin. Justin: -Once fit 14 kernels of corn into his cavernous belly button. -Once ate 5 BK Whoppers on a bet- he won only the price of the 5 Whoppers (and a satisfied belly). -Once consumed 2 Footlong Subway Meatball Sandwiches in 2 minutes on a bet (again, he received the sandwiches for free). -Loves all things Minnesota Sports...even though the Vikings are terrible. -Hates all things Wisconsin Sports. (Dirty Sconnies...) -Thinks Caddyshack is the funniest movie of all time. -KNOWS The Simpsons is the greatest TV show in the history of the planet (if you say Family Guy is better you need psychiatric help). -Plays guitar poorly but thinks he gets better as it gets later. -Secretly loves bluegrass and wishes he was good enough to pick along. -Hopes he is as hunky as Scott Hanson when he gets to be that old.
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Music instructor wins another ASCAP award
David Sartor, adjunct instructor in the Department of Music, is a recipient of an ASCAP Plus award for 2012-2013, given by the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers (ASCAP). These annual awards serve to recognize and reward composers whose works have a unique prestige value beyond the scope of performance surveys. Award winners are selected each year by an independent panel of distinguished experts.
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A Struthers woman is going to prison for a drunk driving accident that claimed the life of a 20-year-old Youngstown woman in 2012.
49-year-old Jill Bissett pleaded guilty in May to aggravated vehicular homicide and driving under the influence. On Thursday, a judge sentenced her to five years in prison.
Investigators say Bissett was driving drunk when her car struck a motorcycle being driven by Tammy Miller on State Route 289 in Poland Township.
Bissett could have been sentenced to a maximum of eight years.