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What's the saying? There is no rest for the weary? Just when it feels like summer's just begun, it's already time to switch up your marketing campaigns for back-to-school shoppers.
According to Google Trends, interest in "Back to school" is on the rise since early June. But summer isn't over yet, which makes this the perfect time to take advantage of this level of interest before we hit peak season.
Here are the top 6 things to make sure you check off your list to ensure you're prepared for this year's back-to-school season:
Don't be so quick to start changing bids. A little research on your competitors goes a long way. Identify the gaps and move quickly on those opportunities. Look for top and direct competitor ads, and don't forget online tools that can assist in finding out what competitors are doing with keyword bids. We recommend arming yourself with competitive information now so that your account is prepared for the next big retail shopping season.
Most back-to-school shoppers include parents and college students—as they prepare for back to school, they're also searching online for deals. Marketers can benefit from this by creating campaigns that are focused specifically on back-to-school keywords and deal searches. Some examples of this are:
Be sure to give these campaigns a healthy budget, plus either an end date or a scheduled pause to ensure they don't continue to run post-season.
Parents and college students are often price conscious, but also want the products they purchase to last. Also, shoppers are often looking for sales to save money. Marketers should focus their ad copy around these consumer needs to incentivize shoppers to click their ads.
If a consumer doesn't see a phrase that indicates there may be a good deal on the landing page that comes after their click, they may select a competitor instead. Helpful phrases include the obvious "back to school," but also things like:
And more. We suggest using discount-focused terms for smaller ticket items like colored pencils, and durability-focused terms for larger ticket items like backpacks and athletic shoes.
Make sure your strategy is informed by previous years' data and this year's goals. This also goes in line with understanding your competition, as we mentioned earlier. Take note of when the cost-per-click in your campaigns rose last year, and by how much, and adjust bids accordingly to ensure you're pacing well with market demands throughout the season.
Don't forget to include your shopping campaigns in your bidding strategy planning as well, especially for larger ticket items. Many consumers do a lot of research on items such as backpacks prior to making a decision, and may choose to purchase these items online in order to get exactly what they want.
Retargeting is another area where you may be able to better keep the attention of consumers who do a lot of price comparison shopping before making a purchase. Create a separate retargeting campaign specific to, again, higher-dollar items such as backpacks and athletic shoes, targeting users for several days after viewing your product.
When creating these retargeting ads, we recommend showing the products viewed previously in the ad, and potentially offering a coupon code to incentivize the consumer to purchase this product from your business specifically.
Parent and student purchase decisions are heavily influenced by mobile. According to Google, in 2014 over 40% of back-to-school searches were done via mobile devices. These searches are typically performed on the go by busy parents and students trying to get back-to-school shopping done in between all the other things they need to do.
What are these roving shoppers doing? They're performing price comparisons, checking product availability, and searching for the closest store to their current location to sneak in a quick trip and check items off their list. You can capitalize on this by using location extensions and prominently displaying inventory availability for products at nearby stores on their easy-to-navigate mobile site.
If you're strapped for time and can't roll out a new back-to-school strategy, keep this checklist on hand, since these best practices are also applicable during the holiday shopping season. Want to learn more? Join the Center of Excellence for our back-to-school webinar on Thursday, July 21st!
With spring rapidly approaching, this is a great time for search marketers to start preparing for an annual account audit. What are some of the top areas of focus for spring cleaning your account? Marin's Center of Excellence has created a process for identifying key ways accounts can be improved through structural and performance-based changes.
Before you dive into cleaning up your account, identify the main areas where you'd like to focus your time. Chances are you don't have a lot of bandwidth to dedicate to anything but day to day management tasks — so to save time, start by asking yourself some questions to help narrow the focus of your audit and cleanup.
Some of these questions might include:
The second step is to perform an audit of your account. You should focus your time on two major areas of opportunity: account structure and performance.
Tip: When performing the account audit, pull data in a format that allows you to make bulk changes. This way, once you've identified issues, you can easily take action and save time.
First, take a look at your account structure to make sure it follows search marketing best practices. This'll make your account easier to navigate and ease day to day management. Second, analyze your account for performance issues that require action. The Center of Excellence recommends looking for the following:
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The third step is to take corrective action based on insights you discover during the audit.
Be sure to keep track of any changes you make and a record of the audit — this is essential, since it'll allow you to effectively measure future performance.
Use your record of changes to measure the impact of your spring cleaning efforts. Compile this information into a visual representation of the improvements to share with your colleagues or clients.
If you're a Marin customer interested in partnering with the Center of Excellence on an account audit, contact your account representative, who'll connect you with a Center of Excellence consultant today! Or, if you're new to Marin, request a demo.
Pumpkin spice lattes. Cold weather. Football on TV. That can only mean one thing – the holidays are here!
While you're busy planning your holiday vacation, family meals, or gift shopping plans, remember to schedule a few minutes for your retargeting campaigns. Consumers are ready to spend billions over the next six weeks (especially online!) so make sure you adjust your campaign settings to capitalize on the holiday rush.
Here are a few simple steps you can take to boost your campaign performance for the holidays:
With all that holiday shopping going on, you're likely going to see a boost in site traffic, which means you'll see an associated boost in impressions served and advertising funds spent. Make sure your campaigns have a proper budget set to guarantee you have enough ad money available for the day, so that you don't miss out on these potential new customers.
We recommend a 25-50% budget increase for the holidays, but you know your site traffic best. Whatever % of traffic increase you're expecting, boost your budget about that same %.
Consumers will be spending a lot of money on products, but that also means advertisers are spending a lot of money on ads. You're going to have competition! With so many advertisers fighting for ad space, it's not uncommon to see your CPM costs rise during this time of year. To be ready for this, make sure you increase your CPM bids across your campaigns. Allowing your campaigns to bid a higher amount will make them more competitive and give you a better chance of serving more ads. We suggest increasing your CPM bid by 50-100% of the current average CPM cost for the campaign.
Your potential customers are thinking, talking, and singing about the holidays this time of year. Join that conversation! Using ads that mention specific events like Black Friday or Cyber Monday can grab a visitor's attention. Send them holiday cheer, mention that there are X number of shopping days left, and give them a reason to click on your ads. Use the holidays as a call to action, and you could see a boost in clicks and conversions.
Create landing pages and content on your site for these holiday events, then create audiences that capture visitors of these pages. (Information about audiences is available here.)
Finally, create campaigns to serve your holiday ads to your holiday page visitors. If they're coming to your site looking for holiday deals, they are more likely to respond to holiday themes ads.
We hope these suggestions are helpful and lead to a profitable holiday season for you and your business. As always, please feel free to contact us at email@example.com with any questions or comments.
From our team to yours – happy holidays!
"Why aren't we testing more on our website, {insert SMB marketer name}?" Sound familiar? No one can question the value of a solid testing plan and the long term benefits it can reap for your company. However, SMB marketers within their organizations face big challenges in how to strategize for website testing and optimization. Some of the bigger issues that arise include low traffic volume to websites, not enough conversions to reach statistical significance within a reasonable timeframe, and tight budgets that put testing tools out of reach. Here are a few ideas to consider as you develop your testing plan with these challenges in mind.
Pick Your Spots
Analyze your web analytics data and understand which pages generate the most traffic and conversions. Based on your web metrics, pick the ideal number of variables you can reasonably test. Your homepage is an obvious place to start, but it's surprising to hear how often I come across colleagues or industry peers that want to test on secondary pages yet have no idea those pages generate only a handful conversions a month. To get the most impact as part of your testing plan, consider A/B testing over multivariate testing and try for more radical design concepts to test against your control.
Test Strategically Across Web Assets
One thing I've learned about website optimization is to leverage all available channels for gathering and applying findings. A website may not get a million visitors a month, but when you start adding website visitors, direct and organic, to display ad and paid search clicks, you can start understanding overall site performance a lot faster than individually testing each program.
I tend to leave website pages for larger impact variables such as layout, forms, and buttons. I'll test messaging in some display and paid search campaigns to get a sense of what visitors may be responding to and apply my findings to the website. Every test has a reason and every learning, good or bad, should be logged in a testing repository. If you haven't created one, it's time to start organizing your findings in an easily accessible and reviewable format.
Industry Analysis
You've probably heard the saying, "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery". And, while we're all trying to leave our own mark in everything we do, it's always a best practice to make sure you understand what is happening in your industry and on other well respected websites. I generally like to keep tabs on several thought leading companies to see what the next new online trends will be. Websites such as marketo.com, salesforce.com, and webex.com (my old employer where we tested A LOT!) are just a few of the great companies I reference for ideas on my next big test. Grab ideas but be sure to test elements that best suits your audience and business objectives. What works for someone else, may not work for you.
Final Thoughts
Website testing and optimization remains an important part of the game plan for all online marketers, regardless of company size or the number of daily visitors. For those of you with less than ideal traffic for testing, I hope some of these suggestions can help jump-start your testing strategy and make it a higher priority moving forward. Continuing to optimize your website will result in a positive impact on your bottom line; increasing conversion from your marketing programs and helping to counter budget limitations and rising media costs. One thing I didn't cover was the paid tools and vendors that can assist you with testing and optimization. If you've had success with third-party tools, I would love to hear your experiences in the comments section below.
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50 Year Old Mother of Two from Sydney, Australia - Philippines, PH
I am a 50 year old full time working woman from Sydney, Australia. I have two children and one grandchild. I started looking into Rhinoplasty overseas, as it was too expensive in Australia and I am a native from Philippines. I was unhappy with the shape of my nose and wanted a higher tip,... READ MORE
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On January 26th, I had my primary rhinoplasty with Dr. Yoo. He was the 6th surgeon that I consulted within the past 2 years but left the best impression on me after our skype consultation. Coming into this, I didn't have any large expectations. The nose that I was born with did not really suit... READ MORE
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I will be forever grateful for my new nose! My surgeon, Donald B. Yoo, MD is a brilliantly skilled surgeon and a fine artist! He fixed my collapsed nose and I could not be more blessed and happy to have had Dr. Yoo as my revision rhinoplasty surgeon. I hope my story can help anybody who's... READ MORE
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I always hated my nose. It's flat and I can't wear any glasses properly. I decided to get rhinoplasty done so I can move on with my life and no longer dwell on what could be. Right now I am 6 day post op and I cannot wait for the cast to come off. The stitches and the casts feels uncomfortable... READ MORE
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Let me start by saying I have been wanting a taller nose for as long as I knew I had Zero nose bridge. It is a common Asian problem with it comes to wearing sunglasses. Instead of having it sit on my nose, it ends up sitting on my cheeks... (lovely). In April 2014, I had juvederm filler... READ MORE
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I went for a consultation on the 16th to see Dr. Lee. He knew what I wanted and I didn't want anything extreme but something that can improve me for the better. I did a CBC the same day, they were just a couple floors away from each other. I'm booked for 11/30! I'm nervous and getting everything... READ MORE
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I'm soooo nervous for my upcoming Rhino, I've seen so many horrid nose jobs that either had little improved results to show or upturned pig noses! But I've done a lot of research, found an excellent Austin Texas facial specialist , and I think that as long as I communicate thoroughly about not... READ MORE
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Alarplasty, Alar Base Reduction, Nasal Sill Surgery (Nostril Narrowing) - San Francisco, CA
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I had big & flat nose, my eyes are like most Asian people, small & no double eyelid. I went to Seoul & consult a few hospital there, I decided to choose BK for my procedures. Now it has been 3 years post operation. For me It took a long time to heal, my nose looks more natural & normal after 1... READ MORE
New Life by Korean Doc (Cheekbone Reduction and Nose Surgery) - South Korea
I have done Cheekbone Reduction and Nose Surgery from jw plastic surgery center in Korea It was little bit risky since I did not know that many things about Korea except their skills are great and K-pop The reason of surgery was because I did not like line of my face also my nose was sort of... READ MORE
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What I didn't like about my previous nose: -Need a little more height in the bridge area -Bulbous nose tip -Overall too wide After Rhinoplasty: My profile has improved but on the first day out of surgery I noticed right away my nostrils were different heights. One was higher and the other was... READ MORE


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Squats - form looks rock solid from what I can tell. Well done.
Bench - again good, but I would advise some pause work. Your heavy reps are getting close to that bouncing stage. Fast eccentrics can be good, but I would like to see you work on some slightly slower eccentrics with a focus on staying as tight as possible, with a pause at the bottom.
I would rather see powerful, smooth and tight eccentrics. Having to change direction that fast on a press...
Some will disagree with me, but I think if you drop too quickly you have to be extremely disciplined to stay tight.
Deadlifts - very strong, but you raise your hips before the bar left the ground. You started the pull with your shoulders behind the bar are your hips came up to find a better leverage point.
Squats: Excellent! Hopefully the box squatting will help me drive out of the hole, keep the knees out, and chest up
Bench: Yeah, at the meet, I performed paused bench but I was curious about my touch-and-go max. Apparently it's not much higher :/, but that just means there's a technique issue in my bench set-up overall. I will work on staying tight and slowing the bar speed to maintain tightness
Deadlifts: I noticed that as well and seems to become more pronounced as the weight increases - I know that my lower back must be fairly strong haha. I will work on keeping the shoulders behind the bar and finding that leverage point
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Solid #s you put up!!
Thanks brother - now it's time to fix my form and get those numbers up!
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Agree with Steve on squat and deads. For bench you seem to be a bit all over the place. You do a lot of work to get an arch and then when you're finally set and you unrack, your legs aren't tight and you get no leg drive. You have no tension in your body from the waist down. This will take some experimentation to get right. You'll need to get your feet further back or wider. Hard to tell without seeing you in person. I'll video my set-up tomorrow. That may help you.
Thanks for the input Al! So I'll experiment with keeping the feet further back and/or wider. I'd appreciate the video brother!
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Well, this is probably the most difficult anime to write a review for.
**Minor Spoilers Ahead**
The anime starts out with a cliché plot, Main Character has some skill/strength/power and fights for protecting his/her friends. I'm okay with that. I feel that that is a good base for an anime, however, there is an undertone that something unseen is going on, a nice twist to put on the cliché. However, this undertone becomes blatantly obvious in episode four, so obvious that watching the next six episodes before it actually comes forward is dreadful. Sure, the fighting and gore is good during these episodes, but the episodes just seem to accomplish nothing, except for **Spoiler** killing off each main/secondary character.
Up to episode 9 I would have probably given Blood-C a 8ish.
Then they finally brought to light what had been foreshadowed for so long. In the last couple of episodes, when everything is actually explained, I stopped for a second and said to myself, "What? Why did they have all of these previous episodes?" It also felt like they were trying to end the season VERY quickly.
This made me drop the rating all the way down to a 5ish.
However, after they brought everything forward, they ended it quite well. The last fifteen minutes of the last episode was the best fifteen minutes of the whole season. Rather than succumbing to a chlicé ending, they made a good choice and ended it the way they did.
With the ending I give Blood-C a 6, could've easily made a 9.5 by changing episodes 10 and 11. Too bad.
Wow, weird, I kind of had the opposite impression. I liked the first episode, but I felt it got worse as the episodes went as the characters were just horribly flat & cliche, but later episodes 9+ that starts to explain everything wrapped things up to make the series more reasonable to me.


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I usually don't wear pink but I'm making an exception with this Marc Jacobs Cecilia Satchel ($1,250). The juxtaposition between the romantic dusty hue and twisted gold links is genius. This bag is not only beautiful, but functional. The handy double-duty straps can take you from day to night. Cross your strap while running errands around town, and switch to the shorter handle for nighttime festivities. Pretty perfect, no?


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Right on the sand, 50 ft. from the water, located on "the" six-mile white sandy beach in Punta Banda, with great swimming, kayaking, fishing, and horseback riding, close to restaurants/bars.
This beautiful "Old World"-style, Spanish Colonial home, is over 2,100 sq.ft. + garage, and has a walled and private inner courtyard with fountain and plants, huge Beachfront patio with firepit, high, open-beam ceilings with skylights, ceiling fans, floor-to-ceiling windows which bring light, beach and ocean right into this artistic, colorful home. It has state-of-the-art appliances and kitchen, local Mexican artisan tile throughout, completely newly furnished, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. The master bedroom is also on the sand, with a breathtaking view of the ocean, and has it's own fireplace with private bath. The 3rd bedroom is a huge area (15' X 20'), with it's own separate entrance. "
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2013 was an exceptional year for many reasons but for the Farmhouse Inn and Restaurant some of the press and accolades that came our way this last year were truly amazing. Our guests made some of it happen for us but we were featured in quite a few distinctive press pieces too. Here's a hint of just a few of them and more detail below...read to the end (we have a special request).
You know how excited we are about romance and it was great to be recognized as a top mini-moon destination by Martha Stewart in July. Then right on the heels of that came the announcement that our guests had voted us #38 in the World on Travel and Leisure's World's Best Hotels list. This was our debut on the list so you can imagine how excited we were. We shared the celebration with our guests...the champagne was flowing the whole month of August.
In Spring our restaurant team
(and owners, Joe
and Catherine)
flew to New York
to prepare a big
dinner at the
James Beard House,
something that
all culinary professionals have
on their bucket
It was quite an honor to be invited.
Here's Joe, Chef Steve,
Catherine, Pattie, and Neil
hanging out in New York.
The excitement continued with a feature in Andrew Harper's Hideaway Report, something we've been hoping for since we purchased the Inn in 2001. We are not quite sure when he visited but he gave us a score of 94 on his anonymous review (and the highest score from his visit to Northern California). It was a big surprise for us (a very nice one).
Those are just a few of the highlights from 2013; it was a phenomenal year for us and looks quite impressive when you see the whole list on our press page on the Farmhouse Inn website. Here's a bit more detail on the most exciting events in 2013 for Farmhouse Inn.
To be voted to Travel and Leisure's World's Best list at all is quite an honor, but to debut at #38 in the World is truly stunning. We couldn't have done it without our Farmhouse guest's support. The voting window for the list is every January through March and those fans that voted for us made our debut on the list splashier than we ever could have dreamed of. Not only were we on the Best Hotel in the World list, but we were also voted as the #3 BEST Inn in the United States. For some perspective other hotels on the World's Best list included Castello di Casole in Tuscany (we'll circle back to them next week) and The Peninsula Beverly Hills. Nice company; we were truly honored to be included on this list of world-class properties and we hope our fans do it for us again in 2014! If you haven't voted yet we hope you do before the voting closes in two weeks because we hope to celebrate with our fans again this summer!
In April of 2013 our Restaurant Team (Chef Steve Litke, Sous Chef Neil Corsten, Pastry Chef Pattie Taan, and Master Sommelier Geoff Kruth) all flew to New York to prepare a meal at the renowned James Beard House. To be invited to the James Beard House is something that chefs dream about and we couldn't have been more excited to have received the invitation. The menu was beautiful, the Sonoma County wines Geoff selected were a perfect compliment to each course, and the attendees were ideal dining companions. After several days of too much good food, sight seeing and soaking up New York we headed back to California and started planning how we could do that trip all over again. No plan for a New York repeat yet, but just to stimulate your foodie brain click here for last year's Farmhouse Inn at the James Beard House menu. And on your next visit to the Farmhouse be sure to checkout the wineries that were featured at this dinner.
For those of you not familiar with Andrew Harper a good introduction to them is a look at the Hideaway Report, a publication released every month focusing on 1 to 3 travel destinations around the world. The Hideaway Report is highly respected as a source for travelers, much like wine lovers refer to Wine Spectator. What we love about Andrew Harper is their amazing attention to detail, their honest reviews in the Hideaway Report and their truly excellent customer service. The Farmhouse Inn was included in the May 2013 Hideaway Report in a larger piece, "A Blissful Road Through California's Wine Lands". A quick peek at what they had to say: "Butter-yellow clapboard siding, shuttered windows and a front veranda make it look country simple at first glance, but it is also wonderfully sophisticated, seamlessly merging the rural and the contemporary." Makes us want to spend the night! We feel so lucky to be a part of Andrew Harper and look forward to an amazing 2014 with them. Be sure to read next week's blog that will share the Andrew Harper Grand Awards (could Farmhouse Inn be there?).
Enough about stellar 2013; we have a lot of work to do to make sure that 2014 surpasses it. Next week we'll talk about things to come in 2014 including a partnership with an amazing property in Italy (yes, you are invited), the Andrew Harper Grand Awards and the 2014 Travel and Leisure's World's Best list. One more plug and we're done, we promise: Vote for Farmhouse on TL's World's Best Survey! Click here to go to the survey. (Hint: we are listed under Sonoma County)


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I spoke to Jim Marks, vice president of programs at the Greater Milwaukee Foundation yesterday about the future of the Mary L. Nohl Fellowships.
You may have read my recent post about the future of this award, the most important prize for individual visual artists in our region. My post was prompted by the news that Polly Morris had resigned her post at UWM, from which she had administered the program for several years.
I asked whether this change might prompt an examination of how the program is administered, since the involvement of a consortium of arts institutions was originally supposed to provide an advisory component for the program.
The idea, as I understood it those years ago, was to prevent any one institution or person from influencing the choices of jurors, for instance. And the staging of the annual, culminating exhibition was to be shared among institutions such as MIAD and the Haggerty Museum of Art.
Jim Marks said that the GMF is going to dig up some of those original documents, share them with us here at Art City, and review that history as they create a new Request For Proposals. Proceeding in a thoughtful way seems extremely important to Marks.
This is great news. Both Polly and UWM are of course eligible to apply to continue to administer the program. The RFP will most likely be put out in January.
My hope is that the process, regardless of who is ultimately chosen, will reactivate that consortium of groups. My hope is that old commitments made by arts leaders who've long since left the scene will be followed through on.
What seems essential is that the award maintain a certain degree of independence from any one institution or person. It is perhaps problematic that it be so rooted in one place, particularly when that place is an art school. This is not to suggest, by any means, that UWM has not managed the program well.
Then we have to ask, too, what kind of an institution should have oversight? Polly will be taking the helm of the Lynden Sculpture Garden. Is a sculpture garden in the suburbs the right place for the Nohl? I don't know the answer to that.
In any case, I hope to spend some time talking about this with MIAD's Neil Hoffman, the Haggerty's Wally Mason and others in the coming days, and I will share more of what I learn here.
In the meantime, what do you think of this development? And what kind of person/institution do you think should take charge of this award?


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the grandkids get ornaments every year
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I love the ornament. My only complaint is I ordered all my ornaments at one time on a discount and free shipping, but most were canceled and this one wound up costing me more than I anticipated because it was shipped separately.
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I brought this ornament for mom. She loved it.
cute penguin ornament
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great for adding to grandkids' ornament collections - one for each year. Love them.
Well worth the money!
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I used to go to my local mall to get ornaments engraved for my nieces and nephews. No more. Now I can order from Miles Kimball, and they arrive looking just like the mall ornaments, perfectly engraved, at a fraction of the price and with NONE of the hassle of having to find a parking spot, wait in line, Choose from their limited selection, etc. I'll be buying ornaments from here from now on!
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Colors are very vibrant and just very cute! My son loved it!
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i bought 3 different ornaments, all very satisfactory.just what i was looking for. i put on my kids and grankids date/year of birth, and hang them on the bottom of my Christmas tree. finally i have the whole family. thank you
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Cuter than I expected
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Purchased as a gift for someone who loves penguins. I was more impressed with the actual item as the photo does not really do it justice.
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Ever since he was given two budgies as a 12-year-old, Grenville Allen has been interested in birds. So interested, in fact, that today he shares his home with 200 exotic species – and his wife and two-year-old son.
Mr Allen, 37, is so dedicated to the conservation of some of the world's most endangered flying creatures that he has turned a smallholding behind his house in St Austell, Cornwall, into a mini zoo. Now Mr Allen, who is known to his neighbours as the Birdman, is to share his collection with the public.
"My interest in birds started years ago with a pair of budgies in a cage in my bedroom," he said.
"I then started to breed things that were critically endangered, but I never thought I'd be in the position I'm in now. The colours and the variety of the birds are amazing, and in recent years, being able to breed things that very few people have bred is quite an achievement. I get a buzz from seeing the little ones in the nest."
Some of the dazzling creatures in Mr Allen's collection include rare Hawaiian geese, red-breasted geese and an ibis. A snow-white Bali starling that flutters around behind the house is one of only 1,000 left around the world. "There were only four in the wild at the last count," he said. "It's quite possible that there are none now."
A quarter of a century after his parents bought him his first birds, Mr Allen now claims he spends more feeding his collection every month – around £200 – than he does his family.
He has 200 birds in all, most of which live in aviaries behind his house. They feed on a diet of seeds, vegetables and pulses, although if he is feeling generous they might be treated to dog food or – in times of plenty – worms.
Like many families, the Allens are tightening their belts in response to surging global food prices. But with many more mouths to feed than most, Mr Allen says his only option to counter inflation is to cut costs – where the humans are concerned.
"Unfortunately we do not have a bottomless pit of savings," he said. "If we have to eat beans on toast so that the animals get their proper feed, we will do that."
Every keeper has his favourite, and Mr Allen is no exception. "Mine is the kookaburra," he said. "Their call makes you feel like you're in a jungle, and they're full of character."
Mr Allen, who hopes to be granted a zoo licence soon so that he can expand his breeding programme, was faced with having to sell his birds when he was made redundant in January. But by converting his smallholding into a bird sanctuary and inviting members of the public and local schools to pay him a visit, he has managed to avert financial disaster.
He is yet to fix a charge for tourists but interest in the centre is blossoming. Now his prospects look as bright as the bill of his wild touraco. "I've always had a fairly big collection but it's only in the past three or four years that we have moved to the smallholding and really got into it," he says. "It's like all things, you start off at the bottom and work your way up."
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Athens News Courier (Newspaper) - August 10, 2005, Athens, Alabama Small town charm Take a photo tour of Elkmont, the county's smallest Incorporated town jc Big hitter Sierra Caudle leading AHS volleyballThe NewyCourierServing Athens and Limestone County: A Community of Tradition and FutureWednesday, August 10,2005 enewscouricr.com kwCrX/h/i/fv^ Susie Fogg of Athens Subscriber of the day WOfF Hey, Sound Off: In response to a recent Sound Off: Our tax dollars are spent to take fathers who don't pay child support to court because they are deadbeats! If they would pay the way they should, mothers wouldn't have to take them to court. Just because the mother remarries doesn't mean the father shouldn't pay child support. The kids still belong to him unless he signs over his rights. If courts would make fathers repay court costs and other fees, it wouldn't cost the taxpayers so much. Sounds to me like a "deadbeat dad" wrote this item! Hey, Sound Off: Does the father who wrote in think that because his ex-wife remarries he is no longer father to his children? Please! Even if he doesn't visit them, send birthday gifts or claim them as his own, his DNA helped bring life into the world and he should be a man and do the right thing by them. More Sound Off Valley, 5A Classified 4-8B Comics..........3B Headlines 4A Health ..........8A Ledger ..........6A Obituaries 2A Lanny Dean Roddy. Donald Sutton Arthur James Wagner Sports.........1-2B Valley...........5A Weather.........2A Daily Bible Moment hit he ye doers of the word, and not hearers only, deceiving your own selves. James 1:22 ¿L \ Uinwhme ({¡label xLJT 322 Hwy. 31N* Athens . 254-232-1051 Obit line 256-771-0934 7 69847 00001Will Delphi slash wages? From staff and wire reports The ailing Delphi Corp., seeking to overhaul its unprofitable North American auto parts business, is pushing the United Auto Workers union to agree to slash hourly employee wages and benefits before its current labor contract expires in 2007. And that news which was made public late Monday in Detroit, is upsetting to the 2,500 hourly employees that work at the Limestone County Delphi plant in south Limestone County. Meanwhile, General Motors Corp., Delphi's former parent, disclosed Monday it is considering Delphi's request for financial help by an Oct. 17 deadline. The developments come as Delphi and rival Visteon Corp. reported second-quarter losses Monday in part because of production cuts at GM and Ford Motor Company. John Sheehan, Delphi's acting chief financial officer, said the company is seeking an agreement with the UAW that would make Delphi more competitive with rivals such as Johnson Controls Inc. and Dana Corp., which pay lower wages. See Delphi, Page 2A GM might assist Delphi For the first time, General Motors Corp. said Monday it will at least consider Delphi Corp.'s plea to help it cut costs and avoid bankruptcy after the nation's largest auto-parts maker said it lost another S338 million in April, May and June. At least that was the latest news out of Delphi headquarters in Detroit. Mich. Tuesday and as was reported in the Detroit Free Press. "They have asked us for some financial support, and at this point in time, we are considering their proposal," GM spokeswoman Toni Simonetti said adding that any deal will have to-be for the benefit of GM sharehold- See Assist, Page 2A Get the news with your morning coffee Subscribe to The} 232-2720 Mayor to city employees: Tighten belts By Karen Middleton ancnews@pclnet. net The word is going out from the mayor's office to all employees and department heads: cut back on expenses and have proposed budgets ready for City Council consideration by the end of the month. The City Council and Mayor Dan Williams met Tuesday in the first of budget work sessions for fiscal year 2006. An accountant gave the council figures from a fiscal year 2004 audit that shows the city operating well in the black, but increasing infrastructure improvements and agency requests have the city looking for ways to save money. "I'm asking all departments to trim whatever they can," said Williams. "You can always pass a stringent budget and then adjust it easier than doing a lenient budget and trying to cut back." City Clerk John Hamilton said he wants preliminary department budgets by next Thursday and a draft by the Aug. 22 council meeting. Evan Thornton, an accountant with Johnson, Feigley, Newton accounting firm gave the council the results of the fiscal 2004 General Fund audit, showing that the city had as of Sept. 30, 2004, $3 million in its checking account and in cash deposits; $5.9 million left in warrant funds, and $3.6 million in reserve funds. He said the city ended 2004 by clearing $76,000 more than it spent. Thornton said the city spent $1.5 million on land in 2004 and $4.1 million in capital and infrastructure improvements. Long-term debt over the next 20 years totals $19.2 million. The city will begin fiscal year 2006 with a $1.2 million principal and interest obligation. See Budget, Page 3A Bids for Madison hospital continue despite lawsuit By Kelly Kazek kelly@athensnews-courier. com A circuit judge in Montgomery has not ruled on a lawsuit filed by Athens-Limestone Hospital against a state board, but two area hospitals can continue with bids to operate a facility in Madison, an off icial said. Hospital CEO Phil Dotson said a lawsuit was filed May 6 follow ing a meeting of the Statewide Health Coordinating Council, which met to hear comments for and against a 120-bed facility in Madison. Dotson and Limestone County officials traveled to Montgomery to testify before the board, giving reasons they feel a hospital so near here could put Athens-Limestone's facility out of business. SHCC members voted that day to modify the state's health plan to add 120 beds for a hospital in Madison. Unsure at first whether the council would be able to meet because it did not have a quorum, SHCC Chairman Judge John Rochester finally decided enough members had arrived and testimony began. However, at least one member repeatedly left during proceedings. Following the vote, Limestone County Attorney Winston Legge questioned whether it was legal. "Basically, our primary issue relates to whether or not there was a quorum that would have allowed the meeting to have occurred," Dotson said. Preliminary hearings in the case are set for sometime in September, but Dotson said See Hospital, Page 2A Boom lowered Truck overturns with worker inside bucket Eric Martin was working in the bucket of this utility vehicle some 30 feet in the air when the truck suddenly shifted in the loose dirt and overturned Tuesday on U.S. 72 at Hine Street. Martin, who is employed by Shoals Electric that was hired by the state to upgrade the traffic light signals at the intersection, said he survived the ordeal without injuries "by the grace of God." At right is a closeup of damage to the bucket. News-Courier/Kim Rynders Piney hosts antique farm, engine show The 13th Annual Piney Chapel Antique Engine and Farm Equipment Show will be held Friday and Saturday on Llkton Road, two miles north of Athens. The Piney Chapel Fire Department and Pepsi Cola Bottling Company. Inc. sponsor the event and the show is a fund-raiser for the fire department. Last year the event raised approximately $5- $6,000 for the department. Assistant Fire Chief Man in Putman said that the goal this year is $10,000. Over the past several years the event has averaged 300 tractors and 200 engines. "We expect that many and hopefully more," Putman said of this year's turnout. The show will feature antique tractors, gasoline engines and steam engines There w ill also be a tractor parade, fast crank competition, slow races, skillet throw and fun for the whole family. Admission is $3.00 for adults; children under 6 get in free. Spaces for exhibitors will be first come, first serve beginning Thursday. Parking is free. Putman said that the show lias grow n to be the largest in Alabama. For more information contact Marvin Putman at (256) 431 -2316. Boots made for jumpin' News-Courier Alissa Clark Tim Hargrove took a leap into Flat Rock Creek wearing cowboy footwear last week, proving boots are not only made for walkin'. ;


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The bacon jam is my favourite. 🙂 xx
Made burgers tonight and used the mustard and bacon jam but I don't think I used enough of each! I do like a bit of wasabi tho 🙂 x
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