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Thursday ThinkTank: News of the Gay
We interrupt this regularly scheduled non-update of the House of Georges to bring you some things and some stuff. Consider said things brought, after the jump.
The Chauncey will wear #1 for the Nuggets next year. He's giving up on Old No. 7, much like Denver Bronco fans have given up on finding 7's replacement.
Rany Jazayerli has been banned, or blacklisted -- whatever you want to call it -- by the Kansas City Royals.
A collection of LeBron James crap: geigh.
While a look back at swimsuit models of the 1990s is not gay, following Kathy Ireland, my all-time favorite, on Twitter, truly is. Her Web site? Not much better.
Manny Ramirez is set to return to the bigs tomorrow after his 50-game suspension. Suspending him and letting him back in? No problem. Allowing him to play in the minors in the interim? Guh-ay.
I've never had a ton of respect for the Canadian Football League, but that's probably because I've never paid one lick of attention to it. What I can tell you, though, is that if you score a touchdown, and your end-zone celebration is to attempt a Michael Jackson impersonation wherein you lay down and pretend to be buried, you, sir, are gizzay.
That's your afternoon news. Stay tuned. More gayness, plus film (Update: Not really.) at eleven.


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Dynamic E-Mail Messaging Demystified, Part 1
Dynamic e-mail messaging, step by step. In Part 1, the techniques needed to create a dynamic e-mail message.
Dynamic e-mail messaging, step by step. In Part 1, the techniques needed to create a dynamic e-mail message.
A little over a year ago, I wrote a survival guide to dynamic messaging. Since then, the subject has only grown in profile and, if my experience is anything to go by, confusion for many marketers. In the next few columns, I'll look in more detail at what is meant by "dynamic messaging"; what its costs; what the benefits, pitfalls, and advantages are; and where and how to utilize it effectively.
Before we can plan a dynamic message, we must understand the techniques needed to create such a message. Delivering a dynamic message requires an email platform capable of customization. When it comes to email customization, the devil is in the details. Similar-sounding techniques may have unexpected limitations.
There are four basic customization mechanisms.
Divide the list into segments and send each segment a different message. Nothing hugely groundbreaking here; we've been doing it in direct mail forever. However, this simple form of customization shouldn't be underestimated. The concept is simple, but the effect is powerful.
The problem with segmentation is it can only go so far. Cost and complexity increase geometrically with the number of segments. Segmentation alone, therefore, cannot be used for true one-to-one messaging.
Variable Substitution
Fields are placed in the message template representing recipient attributes and are substituted for each recipient. This can be used for anything from personalized salutations (Dear ,) to details of specific purchases or interactions. This capability, in the form of ink-jetting, has been available in the print world for over a decade.
It's important to realize in email, this technique is used whenever tracking of open and CTRs (define) are employed. Tracking is achieved by customizing links so they're unique to each recipient.
Though variable substitution has great value, it only allows fairly simple levels of personalization. All too often, it's used for no more than cheesy "Dear John" greetings.
Conditional Blocks
A piece of programming code is placed in the message to perform an if-then test. This allows recipient attributes to be used to include or exclude specific content. For example, a special offer may be included only for customers whose product license expires in less than 30 days.
This type of customization could be achieved by treating such customers as a separate segment. However, each conditional block doubles the number of segments. This rapidly becomes unmanageable.
Conditional blocks allow truly variable content. Unfortunately, they also make the message templates much more complex, so, like segmentation, they don't scale well. They also involve inserting programming code in the message template, so are prone to unexpected coding errors.
Content Insertion
This is very similar to variable substitution, with a twist. As with variable substitution, a field is placed in the template that is later substituted. Unlike variable substitution, entire sections of content (phrases, paragraphs, etc.) are inserted based on recipient profile. This inserted content may itself contain substitution fields.
This difference means it's necessary for the customization engine not only to insert the content but then to perform variable substitution within the inserted content: customization within customization! This is necessary not only to perform personalization within a dynamic section but also to track CTRs within inserted content, which is an essential capability. For example, a message might contain one of 15 different opening paragraphs based on purchase history, with each paragraph referencing specific past purchases and linking to a different location.
With this technique, there's no limit to the effective number of individual messages that can be created. Yet content insertion has two problems. First, it adds a significant additional complexity from a technical perspective. Not all email systems are capable of the customization-within-customization that's required. Second, it separates the content from the message template. Though this may not sound significant, it has enormous impact on the production process. Content must be created, proofread, and approved out of context, something people often find very difficult.
These customization techniques can be used individually or in concert, providing a wide range of capabilities and options. It's common to see conditional blocks and variable substitution used together. For example, you insert a special offer for customers whose product license expires in less than 30 days and indicate for each customer exactly when that is. Fully dynamic campaigns using content insertion may also use segmentation. Though not technically necessary, doing so often simplifies the analysis and reporting.
If your goal is to run truly dynamic messaging, your email platform must support all the above customization techniques. If it doesn't, check with your vendor.
Until next time,
Want more email marketing information? ClickZ E-Mail Reference is an archive of all our email columns, organized by topic.

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Wednesday, May 13, 2009
iPhone: Your New Price Scanner
Never mind hunting down the price scanners at Target or other store. Just whip out your iPhone loaded with the Red Laser app. Instantly do price comparisons and get all the details off the net.
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OK, I'm fat. I need to get some PT (can't run too much because of a knee injury) Any suggestions????
Your in the wrong room!!![;)] [url]http://www.ar15.com/forums/forum.html?id=113[/url]
Originally Posted By Jim-Scoutten:
There's no way to clean up GD.
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And yes, all women know the power of the boobies.... and the pie too.
Surely not as big as those GSSF Range officers I hope!!
United States Marine Corps Workout ISBN: 0-7394-0584-5
IMHO you should forget the military stuff - do some internet research and buy a civilian book on fitness, preferably focusing on cardio and a one set to exhaustion per exercise weight routine. A lot more efficient use of your time than military style workouts.
I second Elmer's suggestions. [url] www.about.com [/url] -do a search here- cardio, exercise, fitness etc. I think bike riding is the best cardio- if you're a total lardass, get a staionary bike. And unplug your TV. 1 last thing- go on a low fat diet- Pritkin Modified or sumthin'.
[b]Attention.....[/b] [url=http://www.adtdl.army.mil/cgi-bin/atdl.dll/fm/21-20/toc.htm]US Army PT Field Manual[/url] [b]In cadence.....EXCERCISE......[/b]
Do Toyota R&D guys in Nagakute Japan buy your products?
All the government has to offer is what they take from you.
NEVER underestimate the power of stupid.
I'll have to go find it, but you can look it up on the Internet, its from one of the SEAL/BUDS sites... I've had both knees rebuilt (1200+ jumps) and there is a heavy emphasis on swimming, whisch is about the best PT there is for the whole body...
DROP and give me twenty Michelin Man! Oh! You think thats funny? Lets make it fifty. I thought it was funny too! Hows that for a PT Guide?[:D]
Originally Posted By garandman: OK, I'm fat. I need to get some PT (can't run too much because of a knee injury) Any suggestions????
I think Striker's right- I'm sure EdAvilaSr would be glad to get you in shape or kill you trying (at least he can give you a break on the autopsy, I'm sure there's a member discount). I'd be interested in what he has to say about a fatty exercise program. I've either let myself slip pretty badly, or the hills I ran up 20 years ago have grown dramatically since then [xx(]
I have the same problem. My left knee is shot due to a High School injury. You can get an Airdyne by Schwinn. Those work your upper body as well. Check with your Doc you also need to change what you eat or all the exercise may not help. More PT Sargeant more PT! We like it we love it we want more of it! Make it hurt Drill Sargeant make it hurt! grunt grunt!!!
Mr. Fudd is correct Gman, however if you insist on a military type workout guide try: "Boot Camp" by Patrick "the Sarge" Avon and Maryann Karinch. Simon & Schuster, 1998. You can get it over the internet and still can find it in book stores. It is a fitness and nutrition program with some Marine Corp type motivation. The Sarge gives it to you straight about what you should be eating and what to stay away from. He also lays out a good exercise program "If you are man enough to do it". I'm too old and fat to do it but my 20 year old son used it with good success to get back into shape after his first two years of laying around in college.


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November 30, 1898
It is being "asserted" in Madrid that a marriage "has been arranged between Don Jaime, son of the Spanish pretender, Don Carlos, and a Bavarian Princess," according to the New York Times. The name of the princess was not included in the dispatch.
Don Jaime de Borbon y de Bourbon-Parma was born June 27, 1870, at Vevey, Switzerland, the only son of Don Carlos, Duke of Madrid, and Princess Margherita of Bourbon-Parma.


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Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Taking A Dim View
This was taken on Tower Bridge on Sunday, during a photographic day out with some friends. I had to wait for a bit to make sure there were no random roaming tourists in the shot, but I quite like the overall effect. You can see more mono shots from the day in my Mono Selection 4 Gallery.
If you've never been, take the opportunity to go to the Tower Bridge Exhibition - for just over a fiver you get to go up to the two high-level walkways above the bridge and see the Victorian pumping engines which were used to elevate the road decks when it was first built.
We were pretty jammy with the weather on Sunday, bearing in mind that we'd picked the date well in advance and it had been chucking with rain for most of the previous week. Here's a view from the walkways, looking towards the Isle of Dogs:
The original idea for going out on a trip was to visit the Volume exhibition at the V&A, billed as an interactive sound and light show. We thought dusk would be a good time to hit the show, before all the colour has gone out of the sky. The exhibit itself was slightly disappointing, in that it was mute for our visit - no music at all, no matter how hard you flapped your arms! But I was quite pleased with the pictures I managed to get - this is one of the last I took:
My EOS300D isn't bad in low-light conditions, especially when you wind the ISO setting up to 1600. I was also using my Canon 17-85mm IS [Image Stabilised] lens, which means you can hand-hold shots down to 1/15s or sometimes slower, without everything going blurred. Other folks in my group were using a tripod, which the V&A staff seemed not to mind (you have to be careful where you use a tripod these days) when we were outside. I rarely use a tripod (but do take a monopod with me to the rugby, to support my stupidly-heavy Sigma 135-400mm "pap" lens). It's just me being lazy, but I seem to work better that way. You can see more colour images from our day out in my General Colour - 9 Gallery.
If you only have access to a compact camera, it doesn't necessarily mean you will get bad pictures in low light, but you do need to be able to take some control of the camera, rather than just leaving it to get on with it. If you can, select the highest ISO rating the camera will cope with. Turn off the flash. Try and point the focus/exposure centre spot not at the brightest thing in the scene (you will end up with a very dark image) but at some mid-tones. This way, you should get a reasonable balance to the exposure. Shutter speeds are likely to be quite slow, so any way of supporting the camera is a good idea - tripod, monopod, brace against a wall/lamp-post/friend's shoulder. And don't breathe in while you press the shutter!
Here's a few more low-light and festive images I took this time last year.
Friday, November 10, 2006
Weekend Outings
[red leaf and twig]
See more pictures in the General Colour - 8 and Mono Selection - 4 galleries.
On Sunday (5th November), I was lucky enough to be at Twickenham for the England vs New Zealand game. The result was disappointing, but the fireworks afterwards were nice! Here's a shot of the pyrotechnics over the new South Stand:
[Twickenham on Fire, pity England weren't...]
You can read my review of the game, and see plenty more photos here.
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Morning After The Night Before
We met up in the Pits, which were open for the public to wander round. Nice to see the old machines and get closeups of them being polished, etc.
Here's a picture of one of the nice Morgans on display.I went and found a pitch on the public viewing gallery for the rest ofmy pictures, but Eric had a press pass for the race start line, so I'msure he got some dramatic shots of old classics burning rubber on the start line.
I'd never been to the trials before, but found they were very enjoyable - I even got a little sunburned! Nothing too serious though.Here are a couple more images I took that day:
[the queue for the pits after a timed run]
[#74 goes for a run; it's a Morgan 4/4]
You can see more pictures from the event at http://www.cazphoto.co.uk/
Tuesday, August 29, 2006
Through The Keyhole
It's the annual opportunity to snoop behind the normally-closed doors of some of London's best architecture. Everything from the London Assembly building (known by some as Ken's Palace) to private houses (like the lovely 9 Wilton Way, Hackney, as featured on Grand Designs).
Here are a few examples from past LOH events:[Above] Double Vision, taken from the roof of Plantation House on Fenchurch Street in 2004, looking towards Lloyd's and the Gherkin.
[Above] Glass Ceiling of the British Museum, taken around the time of the 2003 event.
[Above] Making Her Point , members of the public on the big spiral ramp inside the London Assembly Building, during the 2005 event.
It seems I like to take mono images during these days out! Anyway, you can see some more in my Mono Selection 2 Gallery.
On Your Bike
I missed it last year, but did enjoy the day out in 2004 when the stage covered 1-mile laps around Westminster. Here are a couple of pictures I took from that event:
[Above] Olympic golden boy, Bradley Wiggins pushing hard round the Bridge Steet part of the course.
[Above] Members of Team CSC round the corner by Parliament Square in to Whitehall.
I desaturated the colours of the backgrounds of both images, which I think adds more weight to the main subjects. You can see some more pictures from the day in my Sport & Action Gallery.
Friday, August 04, 2006
Underground, Overground
Here you can see Underground and Overground for yourself:
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
A Public Hanging
Tuesday, July 25, 2006
A Walkabout Week
Here's a sneak preview of one of my Opera House pictures: A Window of Words.
You can see more on my photography webside, http://www.cazphoto.co.uk/, or visit the Mono Selection 3 or General Colour - 7 galleries directly.
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
My Flash Is Dead (Nearly)
Various factors made me forget to do so, until yesterday, when I remembered to try it again. The same result. At least in all the auto/semi-auto modes I tried. I didn't have a huge amount of time to play further and have not tried full manual yet. But I've just googled for compatability issues between the two, and it seems it's never going to work any better than in full manual mode. I have to set the shutter speed, aperture and flash power all by hand. Damn.
At first, I thought it was just Canon's sneaky marketing scam to get you to buy a new flash for the sake of it, but reading a couple of articles has tempered my cynicism a little. Steve Dunn (4th post down) explains here why it won't work in any mode except manual. Basically, its an old flash which only understands TTL or A-TTL metering which relied on measuring the light reflected off the film during exposure. And of coures, digital doesn't have any!
So it looks like I'll have to think about buying new flash gun if I want to use fully automatic metering. I'm wondering whether to bother, bearing in mind how often I actually use a flash. And with the abililty to change ISO rating on a per-frame basis with digital, plus a half-decent image-stabilised lens, the occasions I'll need it are probably diminishing.
Tuesday, July 11, 2006
Man Versus Machine
People seem far less willing to learn the art and craft of photography in order to get the best results. Of course I'm generalising here, but there has been a gradual decline in membership of photographic clubs throughout the country, even with the huge rise in the number of people buying cameras. I'm a B Panel Judge for the East Anglian Federation, part of the Photographic Alliance of Great Britain. I visit clubs around north London and south east Essex to judge competitions regularly, and their committees are constantly striving to attract new members. Somehow only a trickle seem to be coming through the doors.
A few clubs (and the number is decreasing) have actively shunned the Digital Revolution; it won't be long before they go under. Some have allowed digital but to be judged in a separate category (and I think, why segregate? It's the end result that counts and matters to me as a judge, not the technology used to produce it).
Some argue that digital is "easier" than traditional "wet" processes. Usually those who haven't tried it, I find. And as a judge, I've seen just as many badly-done digital prints (if not more) than traditional. In fact, I'd argue that it's actually easier to make a bad digital print than a bad darkroom one - far less effort is required. Plus, you don't end up smelling of chemicals or emerging from the darkroom like a confused mole! As ever, the skill is in the execution of what you're doing, not how.
The vast majority of the clubs I visit have embraced digital photography wholeheartedly (without prejudice to those still using film). So much so that at a few, I don't see any darkroom prints any more. I can tell, if I look hard enough (and it would require an even lenghtier post for me to explain how). I've seen some really stunning inkjet prints, not just from a technical perspective, but from an artistic one. Again, it's all about who's behind the camera more than the name badge on the front.
Our equipment can and should be used to facilitate the expression of our artistic talents, and not as a points-scoring exercise to see who's got the best kit. (Again, I usually find those misguided enough to indulge in this kind of behaviour are invariably those who can't take a decent picture for toffee).
The Great Kit Debate
As a known photographer amongst my friends, I'm quite often asked for my opinions on this or that camera. Thy cry goes up "I want to take great pictures, what camera should I buy?" And often I want to reply, "Go buy a decent book on composition and photographic technique, read it, and then tell me what sort of pictures you want to take." But I know this isn't the answer they want. So my answer more usually consists of "what's your budget" etc. Either that, or on seeing my photos, people say "oh, you take great pictures, you must have a really good camera". Well, it's true, I do have a pretty good camera, but that's not the point. Reminds me of an old Jasper Carrott sketch called Virgin Voter when he talks a lot of double-entendres about green 18-year-olds and their first experience of voting, the upshot of which is "It's not the size of your cross that counts, it's where you put it!"
You can take great pictures with a £20 fully-manual Praktika SLR if you know what you're doing. That's the "luxury" piece of kit (acquired second-hand from Jessops) I took with me on my Lapland Husky Safari back in 2003. Follow the link for some of the results. I knew I wanted a robust, reliable SLR (and at this point, digital wasn't really an option for me anyway) and I didn't want to take my "best" film camera for fear of getting it dropped in the snow or eaten by Huskies. Hence the purchase of the Praktika MTL5B. It cost me another twenty quid for a 35-95mm Auto Rosley (who??) zoom lens.
Just after I bought it, we had some snow in the UK, so I was able to go out and play in similar conditions and make sure I knew how much compensate for the white of the snow. I think I ran it at least ½-stop under all the time, and that seemed to work fine. So even for quite extreme conditions, you don't always need the top gear to do it justice. It's only when you want to do something pretty specialised that you start to hit the limits of your equipment, and more probably, your own abilities! I'm hoping to upgrade to a Canon EOS20D or perhaps 30D eventually which will give me better shooting/writing burst speed, plus ISO3200 equivalence; and also a pro-spec 100-400mm EF zoom with Image Stabilization, both for those times that it really is as black as a coal-hole but you still need to take pictures. It would be great for more gig photography as well as dingy winter trips to the rugby.
And of course, it's not just cameras. When I first started to teach myself to play bass guitar, I bought a cheap and cheerful 4-string model to see if I would get on OK with it. As I improved, I started getting frustrated. A lot of songs I like to noodle along with seem to be in the key of D. And a 4-string bass only goes down to E, so if I wanted to play them easily, I either had to drop-tune the E do D (a pain in the butt) or get a 5-string bass with a low B. I managed with the drop-tuning for a few months and then bit the bullet, getting a rather nice hand-made bass from a friend who was selling it. Life has been easier since - except when I try and play anything in flat keys (a nightmare for any string player, we prefer sharps any day!). But that's just because I'm trying to learn harder pieces!
Anyway, I've rabbited on quite long enough, I'll leave you with a picture of my lovely Iceni Funkmeister - looks like a 5-string Fender Precision, and has a custom purple paint job, which looks rather more red in this photo than it should ;-)
Wednesday, July 05, 2006
Green-Eyed Monster
I've had my trusty Canon EOS300D digi-SLR since Feb 2004, and have used it for capturing countless pictures which I'm extremely pleased with. The vast majority of the images on my photographic portfolio have been taken with it, so much so that I haven't picked up my Canon EOS50E film body since going digital. In the main, I've had no complaints at all about the camera, and in the age when whatever you buy is obsolete before you get the credit card bill, it's been an excellent tool to get to grips with the peculiarities of digital, as opposed to film.
However, in the last few months, particularly at some of the rugby games I've photographed, I've noticed I'm beginning to hit the limits of its capablilities. There have been times when I've been following the action, only to find that the vital try-scoring moment has passed by because the camera's buffer was full and still writing to the card. It takes 10 shots in 30 seconds, roughly - the first 4 in quick succession and then you have to wait for subsequent frames to write to the card (it's definitely the camera, I tried a 100x CF card and it made no difference!)
Similarly, in the depths of winter, when it's cold and sometimes pretty dim by 5pm when some games wrap up, it can be pretty difficult to get enough photons onto the sensor - its just too dark, even with the floodlights on and the ISO setting cranked right up to its maximum of 1600. This can lead to some interesting "movement blur" type shots, which is all well and good from an arty perspective , but useless if you actually want to freeze the action.
Photographing games in the rain can be fun, and not just for the sight of 30 beefy blokes rolling around in the mud! I have a Cameramac for the body and Sigma 135-400mm lens which I use at the rugby - basically it's a waterproof "cloak" which slips over the hardware while still allowing access to the lens, top plate controls and LCD on the rear. I remember one match where it was pelting with rain, but even though I ended up soaked below the knees (my Goretex didn't stretch down to my ankles!), the camera and lens remained pretty dry.
Anyway, I digress. The point of this post was to comment that, having seen my dad's new Canon EOS20D this weekend, I'm seriously thinking about upgrading to a 20D or probably 30D (which now supercedes the 20D) in the near future. First catch a spare 800-odd quid. Maybe I should take my bass out and do a spot of busking on the Underground?
Thursday, June 22, 2006
Back From My Hols
It was a nice break for four days (apart from having to get up at a ridiculous time of the morning to get to Stansted for the flight), and what with going to the excellent @media conference, it means I've had about a week out of the office; lovely!
If you would like to see a selection of my photos, you can visit the appropriate galleries on my photo website (the taster above is from the Mono selection):


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How to Write A Business PlaneBook - 2005 | 7th ed.
1. Benefits of writing a business plan
A. What is a business plan?
B. Why write a business plan?
C. Issues beyond the plan
2. Do you really want to own a business?
A. Introduction
B. Self-evaluation exercises
C How to use the self-evaluation lists
D. Reality check : banker's analysis
3. Choosing the right business
A. Introduction
B. Know your business
C. Be sure you like your business
D. Describe your business
E. Taste, trends, and technology : how will the future affect your business?
F. Break-even analysis : will your business make money?
G. What you have accomplished
4. Potential sources of money to start or expand your small business
A. Introduction
B. Ways to raise money
C. common money sources to start or expand a business
D. Additional money sources for an existing business
E. If no one will finance our business, try again
F. Secondary sources of financing for start-ups or expansions
G. Conclusion
5. Your resume and financial statement
A. Introduction
B. Draft your business accomplishment resume
C. Draft your personal financial statement
6. Your profit and loss forecast
A. Introduction
B. What is a profit and loss forecast?
C. Determine your average cost of sales
D. Complete your profit and loss forecast
E. Review your profit and loss forecast
7. Your cash flow forecast and capital spending plan
A. Introduction
B. Prepare your capital spending plan
C. Prepare your cash flow forecast
E. Required investment for your business
E. Check for trouble
8. Write your marketing and personnel plans
A. Introduction
B. Marketing plan
C. Personnel Plan
9. Editing and finalizing your business plan
A. Introduction
B. Decide how to organize your plan
C. Write final portions of your plan
D. Create the appendix
E. Create title page and table of contents
F. Complete your final edit
G. Consider using a business consultant
10. Selling your business plan
A. How to ask for money you need
B. How to approach different backers
C. What to do when someone says "yes"
D. Plan in advance for legal details
11. After you open, keeping on the path to success
A. Introduction
B. Watch out for problem areas
C. Getting out of business
12. Good resources for small businesses
A. Introduction
B. Business consultants
C. Books
D. Pamphlets
E. Magazines, continuing small business help
F. Computers and business
G. Online business resources
H. Formal education
1. Business plan for a small service business
2. Business plan for a manufacturing business
3. Business plan for a project development
4. How to use the CD-ROM
5. Tear-out forms.
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A very disappointing guide to writing a business plan, given the multiple editions. This particular edition is from 2017, which makes the outdated examples even more frustrating. The accompanying worksheets which are easily downloadable from the publisher's website are helpful. The general tone of the book is extremely verbose, with plenty of cringe-worthy libertarian quips which have no place in a how-to book. The author is misinformed regarding basic technology concepts and devotes little to no attention to absolutely essential business concepts in this age, such as SEO, social media marketing strategy, and investment. The author is also extremely misleading as to the ease of obtaining a bank loan for new small businesses.
After reading this book in conjunction with many other business books, I highly recommend going elsewhere, especially for an inexperienced businessperson or someone new to the realm. This book may have been suitable in the 1980's, but certainly isn't now.
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I've been absent from the web all week. I have to admit...I've been coming home and playing with the new cats. They are so cool. Princess Sophie is at the door to greet me when I come home...runs to the door when Lou comes home and just melts into any lap available. Ben Diesel has settled in and doesn't hide as much. He needs more private time than Sophie but usually comes bouncing down the stairs when I call him. He is also a lap cat. We he's really relaxed he rolls over and lets me rub his belly. They are getting along better too. I think they were really stressed when we first brought them home. As the week has passed, they've been bumping noses and chasing after each other. They've taken over the house and I'm in love.
Now that they've settled in I have to get back to playing with the clay. My work with copper was featured on Susan Lomuto's Daily Art Muse this week. Susan's site is one of my daily pleasures. She features some amazing artists and I am honored to have my work shown.


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The local Farm Fresh fish market.
"To market, to market, to buy a fat pig;Well, I didn't go to the market to get ham or pork. I went for fish, specifically catfish. They were out; apparently every one else had the same idea for supper. Nyssa had to settle for steamed shrimp. Better luck next time.
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To market, to market, to buy a fine hog;
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Kawasaki fills the gap for Ichthys tanks
Japanese giant brings in Australian contractor Monadelphous to finish off work on four cryogenic units after Laing O'Rourke exit in payment dispute
Kawasaki Heavy Industries of Japan has enlisted Australian contractor Monadelphous to help it complete the four cryogenic tanks being built for the Ichthys liquefied natural gas project in northern Australia.
Monadelphous said it had been awarded a sub-contract by Kawasaki for structural, mechanical, piping, electrical and instrumentation work on the Ichthys cryogenic tanks.
Construction work on the four tanks was thrown into disarray in mid-March when Kawasaki's original consortium partner, Laing O'Rourke, walked off the job as a result of a payment dispute with Kawasaki.
In the process, Laing O'Rourke removed 800 of its workers from the site. Kawasaki, however, rejected Laing O'Rourke's claim, and said its Australian partner had been paid all amounts due to it under the contract.
The Japanese company also said it had made "significant efforts to resolve the matter" with Laing O'Rourke.
At the time, the tanks were 91% complete, and Kawasaki had to take the lead role in completing the remaining works.
Two of the storage tanks are full containment LNG units with a capacity of 165,000 cubic metres. The third is for propane storage with a capacity of 85,000 cubic metres and the fourth is for butane with a capacity of 60,000 cubic metres.
Kawasaki confirmed last month it is proceeding with the tanks without Laing O'Rourke.
At the time of the contract award in 2012, Laing O'Rourke said it had established its LNG tanks partnership with Kawasaki in 2007 as part of a long-term strategy.
"Over this period we have worked together closely to develop a very specific execution strategy that maximises off-site pre-fabrication, assembly and automated on-site methods," said a Laing O'Rourke official.
The cryogenic tanks are not the only component of the onshore LNG plant to have suffered from a contractor's departure.
In January this year, the joint venture that is building the Ichthys combined cycle power plant terminated its contract due to a dispute over cost overruns and delays with the main Ichthys contractor — the JGC-KBR-Chiyoda (JKC) alliance.
The contractor demobilised 300 workers at a time when the power plant was 89% complete. Since then, JKC has taken over the remaining works, and reintroduced about 350 people.
The Ichthys onshore LNG facility will feature two LNG trains, each with the capacity to produce 4.2 million tonnes per annum of LNG.
The project operator Inpex recently updated the Ichthys schedule, saying the project will begin production of condensate, LNG and liquefied petroleum gas in sequence in the period leading up to 31 March 2018.
Inpex had previously targeted first production during the third quarter of 2017.
The Ichthys field contains about 13 trillion cubic feet of gas and more than 500 million barrels of condensate.
Inpex owns a 66.07% operating stake in Ichthys. Its partners are Total on 30%, and LNG buyers Tokyo Gas, Osaka Gas, Chubu Electric and Toho Gas split the remaining 3.93%.


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First, we had to access our prior knowledge. I gave each student a half sheet of paper. I asked them to write/draw anything they knew about snakes. Most kids drew pictures, some wrote words, and one even drew a bubble map! The creative juices were flowing so much, I had to reset the timer several times to extend their writing/drawing time. I expected 5 minutes, but we spent more like 15-20!
After the drawings, we came together on the carpet and used a circle map as 2/3 of a KWL (on the SMART board of course). I used a different color for before and after.
We also wrote any questions we had as we went. (They came up with some good ones!)
Next, we went to tag galaxy (very cool website that complies pictures based on tags and creates a 3D moving universe to see them!), watched a video I found, and looked at a PowerPoint presentation another Kinder teacher made. After each exposure, we pair/shared about what we learned and added to our circle map. We also revisited the questions we wrote to answer any we could.
Then we filled out our a tree map together, while the students wrote on their own. Theirs had less lines in each column, which I asked them to fill with their favorite facts.
The next day we reviewed the circle map, questions, and tree map. We looked at the unanswered questions and talked about how we could find the answers. We decided to use Google (which we have some experience with already). Once we found the answers, we added information to our maps and were ready to write.
We used a simple formula along with the tree map to create sentences together. I modeled the first two, then asked for volunteers to write more. After a few, I sent the kiddos to their seats with a blank sheet of paper. I told them they could use any kind of thinking map that wanted to, to organize their favorite facts about snakes. Once they had some ideas down, they could get a lined paper and start writing.
The next step was publishing online. Students who finished their work (quality work including an illustration), they could go online and create a voki that would narrate their sentences. They LOVED it. I later posted the voki avatars on our class website.
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The final step was a quiz with 10 questions about snakes. The questions were based on vocabulary that we learned throughout the unit. We used responders to take the quiz (another fun gadget they love) and everyone did very well. With the instant feedback I get from the program, I was able to address any vocabulary that needed review.
So many things for just a few days! I love coming up with a lesson from a last minute inspiration, throwing together a bunch of new ideas, and seeing instant results!


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I started writing this a few days ago and came back to it, so this is a few days older. Sorry, sorry. ^___^'
Yesterday, after Grant and I were done with classes, we met and hit up Shibuya.
Here is the tiny animal shop that had tiny kittens in it:
Luckily we found the Sushi Kaiten place, Genki Sushi, that I went to before with Kirsty, Tom, and Evan on our first few days in Tokyo.
Sadly, I only had 5 plates compared to the 8 I had last time.
After eating, we decided to explore Shibuya a bit, since Grant hadn't before. While we were walking, we passed a sign that said "マンダラケ" "Mandarake"...slowly...beginning to process the Katakana...MANDRAKE! Wait, this place sounds familiar! Wait, I think there are Blythes in there! GRANT, CAN WE GO IN THERE?
Next, we ventured into another underground store that was labeled as a bookstore and had a guy in a panda mask dancing outside. Well, I mean, c'mon. Can't resist a dancing panda.
Yeah, it had way more than books.
And a rifle umbrella! I really wanted to get this for Shawn, but I have no idea how I would get it back. And if he would get arrested. If only he still had his old car, Ruth, to match.
And that was pretty much the night! The next day, we went to Harajuku and I have a ton of more pictures to share. Lauren will really like that post, too, I think. Man, I really need to catch up! Yesterday, I went to the Fuji Safari Park with Yuuki, Rina, Tomo, and another student whose name I keep forgetting. More on that next-next time ^___^.


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MONTROSE Highland Games will go ahead next year after two year's in abeyance, committee chairwoman Robina Addison has said.
The games, which should have taken place in August, were cancelled for the second consecutive year amid fears that the summer's continuing bad weather could ruin the event financially.
Mrs Addison said the decision to go ahead with the event, which has been a popular annual fixture in the town's calendar for more than 30 years, was taken after a committee meeting at the end of last week. But she emphasised that local support is needed to ensure the games, which will go ahead on the first weekend of August, survive and thrive.
When the games were cancelled Mrs Addison said the decision had been taken reluctantly but it would have been "too much of a gamble" to continue and possibly have to cancel at the last minute.
The plug was also pulled on last year's event at the 11th hour when torrential overnight rain meant the East Links games field was waterlogged and it became obvious that spectators were unlikely to turn out. The committee suffered a financial loss as a result.
Routinely attracting more than 5,000 people, the games rely on admission money to help finance the following year's event and Mrs Addison said the committee could not risk the same thing happening again.
She said: "We have a couple of fund-raisers this year to help us, a coffee morning in December and a Hogmanay ceilidh in the town hall and if local people could support us, and as members of the committee, it would help us on our way."
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She said: "It was a very positive meeting and while there could be grant funding available but we want to raise funds ourselves and for local people to be involved. An application could be submitted, it's not nearly as easy to get sponsorship these days as it used to be, as everyone's looking for support.
"Both the games committee and the Scottish Highland Games Committee are keen for it go ahead. It's good that we're not letting it slip after such a long time, as it's regarded as the flagship event for Angus."
The coffee morning will be held in the Old and St Andrew's Church hall on Saturday, December 15 and tickets for the Hogmanay ceilidh are available now from the Print Shop, 149 High Street, Montrose.


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Nelly Furtado has been one of the biggest pop artists of the past year, with her third album, the hip-hop-infused Loose, selling more than 6 million copies worldwide. The Canadian singer, who plays the Dodge Theatre on Tuesday, talked about taking her 3-year-old daughter on the road, her interest in singing in Spanish and why she has no desire to start her own perfume line.
Question: You've said you prefer a club energy for your shows. How did you create that on this theatre tour?
Answer: We keep it really vibrant and really fast paced. We have a nice flow to the show. We don't stray from what the fans want. We play the biggest hits from all three albums. We play about 10 songs from the new album Loose. I've got four dancers; I've got four wardrobe changes. It's very musical, though. I like to keep a focus on the music and always leave room for spontaneity and interaction with the crowd.
Q: Is your daughter on tour with you?
A: Yeah, my daughter tours with me. We go and make the most of it. We provide a place for her to play, her own space, with all her stuff. I've gotten used to it because I've been travelling with her since she was about 2 months old, off and on. We have our quiet times as well, just in Toronto, just living sort of a more normal life, but when we're travelling, it's a different type of thing. It's quite fun. I don't get much sleep.
Q: When would you like to go back in the studio?
A: I'm not sure. "Tim" (Timbaland) and I are talking maybe in the fall, just because we want to work on a group project. I don't plan on doing another solo pop album, not English anyway. I think this'll be my last solo pop record for a really long time in English. I want to move into other languages. I want to try singing Spanish and Portuguese a bit more.
Q: After those, do you think you'll go back to an English pop album ever?
A: I don't think so. Maybe an unplugged album or the band thing with Timbaland, maybe a group. I don't really see anywhere else I can go in terms of pop because my three albums are so diverse. I've kind of maxed out.
Q: With the success of Loose, do you worry about losing momentum?
A: Of course, this is a great moment for me. If I wanted, I could put out my own perfume, my own clothing line and get involved and do a bunch of movies and do stuff like that. My interests lie elsewhere right now. Right now, I just want to work on having family and a home. I'm the type of person where there's a part of me that is such an artist that I would love just painting the red splotch on a canvas and staring at it for 10 hours, and that's more who I am than putting out as many records as I possibly can or as many films as I possibly can.Q: When you sing in Spanish and Portuguese, is that a different type of experience for you than singing in English?A: Yeah, when I do Spanish and Portuguese, it's very different. It's a much more emotionally tuned-in experience. For me, in English, I like rapping. Rapping is most comfortable to me in English than rhythmic singing, and in Spanish and Portuguese, I love the ballads, I love singing more folkier type of stuff. That comes quite naturally to me.
lunes, 25 de junio de 2007
Entrevista a Nelly (en Inglés)
Les dejo una entevista hecha a Nelly el 16 de Junio. Por The Arizon Republic. Lastimosamente por falta de tiempo no la pude traducir, pero si la quieren en español dejenme por lo menos 3 mensajes de 3 personas diferentes.
Publicado por: Armando A. Hora: 7:43 p.m.
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- Anónimo26 de junio de 2007, 05:52
Puedes traducirla??pleaseResponderEliminar
seria bueno que lo tradusiera al españolResponderEliminar
ya lo lei pero traducelo para los q no lo han podido leer, porfa xDResponderEliminar
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Friday, November 03, 2006
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Had a meeting with a group from World Education. We went to a few schools including the elephant school. I think they enjoyed the adventure of going to the elephant school (which has elephants for tourists) until the long boat got stuck in the river on the way out. We pulled out some oars and made our way out. Either way a good adventure.
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Bread and water can so easily be toast and tea.
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Ah, the taking of a toast and tea. Is that J. Alfred Proofrock? I've been baking gingerbread angels for tomorrow's Christmas Festival dress rehearsal, and a neighbor offered me lentil soup just at lunch time which I had with toast and tea. Grace!
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Camouflaged squaddies sprawl across the stage, open their water-bottles and ask for a muse of fire. And we're into a Henry V intended, says director Edward Hall, to bridge the gap between a 16th-century text and our 20th century understanding. The soldiers - among whom there's been an outbreak of received pronunciation - conjure up the figure of Jamie Glover's warrior-king.
This Henry's smile hides danger - he soon sees off the French tennis ball jibe. But he fails to see the church manipulating him; his question of "right and conscience" carries no sense of impatient cutting through red tape. "He goes to war like Alexander the Great but is still a virgin. At the core he's terribly innocent, nave," says Hall.
The often-cut Southampton traitors scene remains: "We've got to see Henry's world shaken as he learns how appearances and intentions can differ." Only at the end with Kate does he conquer his navety. "The delight of that scene is his agony when wooing her."
Hall believes that "at the end the French king gives Henry his daughter reluctantly and doesn't accept Henry's right to France". Which brings us to the warfare. "The play is neither pro nor anti-war. It's about what happens when war is unleashed. Shakespeare does not judge. He says, 'Here is war. It is very, very violent and a lot of people die.'"
Bloody while there's fighting, war leaves the characters shell-shocked. Triumphalism is avoided. Hall points out that Shakespeare shows only the fringes of Agincourt. The boys in the English camp are killed, Henry orders the French prisoners' throats be cut in reprisal. Even the comedy characters are involved. "Pistol tortures his French prisoner for money" - a brutally played moment which leaves no space for heroism.
Battle itself is stylised with actors thumping baseball bats on punchbags while the victims react as if hit. There's a promenade element taking audiences into the Watermill's gardens. So Harfleur's surrender is announced from the rooftop and Katherine learns her English in a bath over the river Lambourn.
The princess is delicately played by James Tucker. Hall's all-male casting is not only consistent with having the action played by the corps of squaddies. It also casts a light on male views of women and points up what is lost in the male world of violent warfare.
* The Oxford Stage Company's lucid and moving production of Charlotte Keatley's award-winning play, My Mother Said I never Should, will be at the Young Vic until May 31.
Timothy Ramsden
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So, You Think Your Family is Bad
What I've learned about extended families from Horror Movies.
The thing about the extended family is that you don't always know what you're going to get. And, with the influx of recent (if remade) horror movies based around new people entering your life, you get a lot of mixed signals coming from the silver screen.
Movies like:
- The Stepfather (a psycho stepfather marries widows in search of the perfect family),
- The Uninvited (a girl deals with her evil stepmother),
- Texas Chainsaw Massacre & House of a Thousand Corpses (both with murderous families),
- The Stepmother (a stepmother seduces her stepson as part of a blackmail plot),
- The Good Son (a boy moves in with his Aunt & Uncle and his cousin starts to show signs of psychosis, including murder), and
- It's Alive (where a couple's monster child kills when frightened).
The common thread for these movies is that families are already screwed up beyond recognition, or some interloper tries to intrude on the already decent family and leaves a wake of broken (and sometimes bloody) hearts in their wake.
Most frequently the new addition is just waiting for some excuse to go on a murderous rampage, so if you've recently obtained a step-parent or new sibling, be on the watch out for early warning signs.
Early Alert Warning Signs:
Unexplainable Blood on Hands and Clothes: I like to think this one is pretty obvious, but if horror movies have taught us anything it's that people buy cheaply spun lies if they want to believe them.
Digging in secluded parts of the yard/woods late at night: Really, who works on their well digging or deep gardening in the dead of night?
The Way they Clutch Sharp Objects when Questioned about their Past: Sometimes it's a painful memory, other times it's a warning that they might just drive that grapefruit spoon into your skull and hollow it out like a coconut.
Sudden Disappearance of Family/Friends/Pets/Neighbors/That Kid down the street you don't really like: People move. Heck, it might even seem that whole communities up and move at the same time like siamese twins. Though, enough unrelated people start turning up missing, it's likely they're turning up daisies.
Now that you're on the look out for the warning signs, once you've spotted your unstable new family member. Look and listen for these three signs: Mood lighting, music that just starts and stops at random, and them standing over a fresh bloody corpse with a weapon in hand.
Then and only then should you confront your new family member, by running as far and fast as you can to the nearest police station, befriending the one clean member of the force that you know (since everyone seems to know a police officer in the movies) and get the evidence before it vanishes leaving the squeaky clean after image of your perfect step-father/mother/brother/sister/cousin/goldfish and the credits to roll.
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