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Ancestry Essay
What I want to know
There are many things that make me want to go deeper into my information and research. For example, I would like to know how did Thomas Bass get his last name, was it given to him by his slave master or did he inherit the name through family. I would also like to know how he was treated as a slave was he treated poorly or was he treated with respect. The search
The title of my first article is "the history of Ghana" located: http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/history/ . I found this article on November 13th, 2012 through Google searching "Ghana, Africa history" and it was the 3rd link. The information I learned was very essential to my I-search. For example I found out Ghana, is a country in West Africa. It is bordered by Ivory Coast to the west, Burkina Faso to the north, Togo to the east, and the Gulf of Guinea to the south. The word Ghana means "Warrior King" and is derived from the ancient Ghana Empire. Ghana was took over in pre-colonial times by a number of ancient predominantly Akan kingdoms, including the inland Ashanti Empire, the Akwamu, the Akyem, the Bonoman, the Denkyira, and the Fante among others. Non-Akan states created by the Ga also existed as did states by the Dagomba. Prior to contact with Europeans trade between the Akan and various African states flourished due to Akan gold wealth. Trade with European states began after contact with the Portuguese in the 15th century, and the British established the Gold Coast Crown colony in 1874 over parts but not all of the country. The information I learned helped me a lot on typing my I-search and made it a lot easier for different sources and information. What I found out
I learned a lot of different things about my topic of choice. I learned information about all the difficulties and conflicts Ghana, Africa went through at different points of time. This was an interesting topic; and all the things I learned wowed me. For example I didn't know that Ghana had so...
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LinkpimpClient.pl deals with the majority of the tasks needed for this system. Although feeds can be PubSub-enabled via XML-RPC, SOAP, HTTP POST, or not at all, and while for completeness we should be able to deal with all of these situations to make a Publish and Subscribe system fully spec-compliant, XML-RPC is the only system being used at the moment and the only one we will discuss here.
So, onward! Example 12-1 shows the entire program listing, but first let's step through the interesting bits to illustrate a few points.

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Business Owner
RegionSouth Africa
CategoryService Equipment - Restaurant & Hotel Supplies
Company Introduction
H.O.G. office is located in south africa.
Contact Information
Contact PersonMr. Sir or Madam
Telephone27-031 566 3369
Fax Number
Post Code
AddressShop G001,Gateway Theatre of Shopping1 Palm Boulevard,Umhlanga R
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All four candidates for the FIFA presidency were in attendance at the AFC Congress in Bahrain on Thursday, although only one of them addressed the congregation, causing more than a little consternation (日本語版はこちらです / Also available in English here) …
Something of a side-show at the AFC Congress in Bahrain was the fact that the only candidate in the upcoming FIFA presidential election able to address the congregation was the current incumbent Sepp Blatter, who had the best part of 25 minutes at the podium.
After the congress two of Blatter's rivals for the presidency spoke of their disappointment at not being able to greet the movers-and-shakers of the Asian game.
"I asked, obviously, to address the congress," Jordanian Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein said. "But I would have liked all three candidates also to be given the chance. I was in UEFA, for example, I was given the floor even though I'm not from that confederation. So I wouldn't have accepted to take the floor if the other two candidates didn't do so as well. It's a matter of respect."
Portugal legend Luis Figo also has his hat in the ring for FIFA's top job, and was bemused as to why he hadn't been given the opportunity to say a few words.
"I don't understand really, why not," the former Barcelona and Real Madrid star said. "Of course this is an individual congress of a federation, but I don't see any kind of problem to speak, to address, we are in a democracy so I don't really understand why not. Because if you are here attending the congress for five or six hours give us five, ten minutes. I think it is not a big deal, no?"
South Korean delegate Chung Mong-gyu also expressed frustration during the congress, voicing his displeasure at a change to AFC statutes which altered the way the vote to decide the AFC's FIFA ExCo members would be conducted.
After a brief pause in proceedings as Chung discussed the issue with AFC president Shaikh Salman – who was re-elected unopposed – and AFC general secretary Dato' Alex Soosay, the dissenter was told he should have submitted a written request in advance.
"We could open the floor, but if we let the Korean FA talk then 10 other member associations will also want to talk" Shaikh Salman offered by way of explanation. "We need discipline and understanding. We need solidarity"
"My position always is that all institutions should be transparent and democratic," Prince Ali said of the scene. "That's all I have to say."
Figo, meanwhile, was keen to dwell on the word democracy.
"Well, it's a beautiful word. I think it's a beautiful word that I hear so many times in the congress but you have to put it [into practice].
"Most of the people too are not well-informed regarding the solidarity – another word that I've been hearing so much during this process. Solidarity, what is solidarity, I ask? Solidarity is to be sitting on 1.5 billion Euros, and when I hear people that have problems with transportation, I don't think that is solidarity. That kind of thing is easy to say, but sometimes it's difficult to do something regarding it."
There are suggestions that of the three challengers to Blatter's throne – Prince Ali, Figo and Michael van Praag – only one will ultimately run so as to stand a better chance of defeating the Swiss who has been in charge at FIFA since 1998.
"To tell you the truth, I don't know what's going to happen," Figo said of the matter. "You know in this world everything can happen and I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow.
"I always say it's not a question of me, it's not a question of Luis Figo – if he's going to be the president or not. It's the question of the moment of the organisation, it's a question of the future of football and it doesn't matter if the people think I have good ideas and I'm young. I just laugh when I hear that because it looks like you have to be 60, 70, or whatever to be president of FIFA.
"But I think if you are in the same position it's because we think something has to change in FIFA."


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We're still steadily working on the scrapbook and it's going to be beautiful. At first I was really not looking forward to many days of going to town and working for 2 or 3 hours for two weeks. But it's not just about scrapbooking - it's getting to know the other women better, remembering that it's still important to have some organizational skills, remember how to use scissors and arrange page layouts, and the art of putting together something lasting, historical, and part of all of the members of the club. I've learned how Jo and Tuck met, that Maxine is a classmate's cousin (Brenda R), that Maxine's mother's first cousin was once married to my first boss at Woodruff (TE was from Iuka), that 90-year old ladies besides Aunt Ginny still cook for themselves, that it's a social event in itself to get together to work on this project, that Willadeen usually doesn't wear a coat (and is reprimanded each time by Zenobia!), that Z is from south Alabama, Maxine went to school at Holcut, Jo married Tuck in Henderson, TN, and her first name is Hermi (she told us and it was also in her wedding picture I saw with the article in a FB friend's grandmother's newspaper scrapbook!), and that I have learned a lot and accumulated many hours of "volunteer" time! ha So, yeah, it's more than a scrapbook.
Me and Zenobia. She and Bren attend the same church - Spring Hill UMC.
Willadeen, me, Jo, Z.
Tuesday I went to Bren's and took her a little Happy - a Pray Pottery ornament with a rooster on it. Saw it, knew it was for her - in "honor" of her Red Rooster, who has almost become a pet. Told her when the jonquils bloom all over her hilltop (David's hilltop) and she takes a notion to ride her Chuckwagon up there, to call me - I feel spring in the air and just want to be outside! We've had some pretty days. Yesterday I fertilized the wild/climbing rose by the road, and the thrift, which has put out some tiny purple flowers, and I hope it doesn't get frost-bit back. Jonquils here are blooming - especially the little patch in front of the house. Hoping the petunias come back up, but Aunt Ginny has huge patches, so I can dig up little sprouts - they grow like weeds. I've already decided not to pull the hose or carry buckets of water all over the yard like I did last year. It was so dry, it was every day's business, and I just don't want to do it this year. I'll get some petunias for the ends of the swings and change out the potting soil in those hanging baskets. Maybe some ferns for the front porch and carport.
The other day Paul said we need to decide what to do in front of the house - landscape rocks or whatever - for the rosebed, which will need a few more roses, but the knock-outs are easy. Also want to put stepping stones from the driveway to front porch, and eventually get plans/ideas for deck. I know I want a pergola over part of it. It will also cover the mossy, un-grassy part of the north yard. Just not a good grass-growing area.
Sher sent me this picture of Nate earlier in the week, from Melanie. I enhanced it some, but he is just so beautiful - no enhancement needed there!


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Panaji: Referring to Union Ministry of Environment`s letter over the issue of mining, Goa Chief Minister Manohar Parrikar on Wednesday criticised the Centre saying it was "bothering more about the iron ore dumps, than the safety of mines".
Parrikar was speaking during Zero Hour in the Goa Legislative Assembly here today.
He was referring to the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests` letter, which asked the state government to make environment clearance (EC) certificate compulsory before mining reject dumps are handled.
"The central government`s institutions like the Mines Safety Department and the Indian Bureau of Mines (IBM) should ensure the safety on the mines. But instead of that, it is only interested in mining dumps," he said.
Union Mines Ministry and Ministry of Environment and Forests had written two separate letters to Goa government, asking it to make EC mandatory before allowing the mining reject dumps to be exported.
Both the ministries have said that the handling of the dump can have huge environment impact.
Parrikar said the Mines Safety Department and the IBM should have ensured that there was no violation of safety laws on the mining leases. "But they are not doing anything. Goa government will now make sure that the life of people on mines are not put to danger," he assured.
The chief minister was responding to an issue raised by Bicholim legislator Naresh Sawal, who had pointed out that a wall of mining company has collapsed on a famous waterfall in his constituency.
Parrikar clarified that even though the mining companies are giving donation to political parties, that would not stop the government from taking any action against them.


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Benefits Selling Magazine – Published 8/1/2010
It seems many believe the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is the death knell of all limited benefit medical plans. Not true. The new law does trigger the phase-out of certain types of limited benefit medical plans — often referred to as "mini-meds" or "expense-based plans" — due largely to the prohibition against annual limits within group health plans. However, many fixed-indemnity limited benefit medical plans are not affected by PPACA because they represent a different category of product.
A well-vetted, fixed-indemnity product continues to serve an important market niche and should be part of any broker's portfolio. Here's why:
1) Whether expense-based "mini-meds" will continue to be available for new business and renewals remains to be seen. The U. S. Department of Health and Human Services indicates annual limits cannot be less than $750,000 as of Sept. 23. This, in theory, would put mini-meds out of business.
HHS has also said, however, that insurers and employers who wish to postpone compliance can attempt to "win permission" from the federal government. How this will play out is unknown.
If limited group health plans do go away, employee groups covered by them will need a quick, effective alternative. Brokers with limited benefit medical clients should make sure they are affiliated with sustainable programs. If not, they should move their clients to product platforms that comply with the law in the near term and that can transition as future benefit strategies develop.
2) While employer benefit coverage strategies will continue to evolve, it appears that the need and opportunity for supplemental offerings is likely to grow. Quality, flexible fixed-indemnity limited benefit medical plans can help address immediate needs, but most importantly, they can be a key tool in helping employers build comprehensive health care coverage strategies.
In theory, PPACA "mandates" comprehensive coverage for all by Jan. 1, 2014. But the term "mandate" is somewhat misleading. Compliance requirements apply principally to the plans themselves. Insurers must satisfy myriad provisional requirements to continue offering their products. Employers, on the other hand, must "play or pay" — they are not mandated to provide coverage. Similarly, individuals are not required to buy coverage. Non-compliance for both employers and individuals, however, will result in financial penalties.
In other words, while carriers must comply with the rules for product provisioning, employers and individuals will continue to make benefits and health care coverage-related decisions that are in their best interests. Employers will evaluate their options within the context of their business philosophies, employee relations concerns and economic realities. Individuals will make their health care coverage choices based on personal need and financial situation. At the end of the day, insurers will do what they have to do, as will employers and individuals.
For many employers, PPACA represents business as usual. Other employers need help determining the best approach going forward. The opportunity for benefit consultants and brokers is clear. Employers without plans that meet PPACA requirements will look for a trusted adviser to provide ideas and options. The task is to understand each client's circumstances and business goals. With that knowledge, combined with an understanding of the legislation, you can develop an array of options and facilitate next-step strategies.
For employers who are not in compliance with PPACA, it all starts with a single question: What is the lowest-cost approach to meeting the "play" requirement? Knowing that, you can then begin to define the eligible population to meet affordability limitations or enrich a plan to meet additional benefits offering objectives.
Options might include:
• A high-deductible, high co-insurance plan. A health reimbursement account, a health savings account, a limited medical plan to fit below the deductible, or a combination thereof, may make sense. High-deductible options also help create more cost-conscious health care consumers.
• Limited benefit medical configurations that supplement a primary plan. When considering supplements, think critical illness, hospital supplement or accident coverage. It is important not to undermine important cost-containment elements of the primary plan, such as by offsetting office visit co-payments.
• A limited benefit medical plan with high limits as the primary plan. This approach gives employees a reasonable option of electing catastrophic-only coverage on their own.
• A limited benefit medical plan with low or modest limits as the primary plan. This gives employees the option of electing a high-deductible plan on their own.
And, of course, another option is to provide different benefit offerings based on various employee classifications, such as job category, tenure and hours worked. There are fixed-indemnity-style limited benefit medical products in the market today with flexible architecture, low participation requirements and broad eligibility rules that can be structured as voluntary, employer-paid or shared-cost offerings. With them, you can create a variety of coverage scenarios to meet the goals of the employer and the expectations of different employee groups within the company.
Employers do not have to do it all. Many cannot; others simply won't. As you work with your clients, keep in mind the continued opportunity for fixed-indemnity limited benefit medical plans to help bridge the gap and prepare for the new medical benefits era set to begin in 2014.


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We drove down Wednesday. Claire was a champ. We only had to stop once to feed and change her. When we picked up the key she was getting hungry and our unit wasn't quite ready so I fed her in their parking lot. It worked out great. I received the call that our unit was ready at the same time Claire finished eating so off we went.
I knew as soon as we pulled up to the house I was in love. It was built in the 1920's, and I asked the boy who booked our reservation if the house was haunted. He wasn't sure how to respond. Ha! We had 450 sq. feet of wonderfulness. It reminded us of Matthew's old apartment in Greensboro. You walked into the living/dining room. There was a bedroom off to on side and the kitchen and bathroom were to the back. Everyone shared the porch (which was a wrap around), but we never saw anyone else enjoying. Needless to say we did!
The beach was beautiful. We took an evening walk and found some dinner at Fannie's. Their t-shirts say, "WTF (Welcome to Fannie's)." I had the shrimp burger and Matthew tried their fish tacos. The service was OK but the food is good. Poor Claire. We had to put her back in the car to go to the store. She was NOT happy, but persevered.
|Tybee Island Beach Pier
Thursday morning we were on the beach by 9:30. The weather was beautiful. It was not too hot for Claire. Matthew went surfing while us girls stayed under the tent. Claire had a snack and took a nap. I managed to get some reading done while she napped. It was WONDERFUL! When she woke up, we went down to the water to cool off. Claire loves the water. I look forward to getting her in some swim lessons. It was fun to watch her curiosity as the water flowed past and around her. She would stick her hand in the water as it flowed back out to sea. She also giggled excitedly. Claire had one more snack and a nap and after that it was time to go back to the A/C. We had lunch, relaxed and cooled off, then went for an early evening stroll. The pier was fun because you can really watch the tides.
|Claire loves her hat and shades.
|We both love our new beach umbrella.
Friday morning Matthew had his best surfing session, and Claire and I repeated Thursday morning's schedule. After lunch on the beach, there was a little rain which didn't last long, but we went back in anyway. The next adventure was to see the Tybee Island Lighthouse. I don't think I have ever been inside a lighthouse before. We purchased our tickets while the sweet ladies working oohed and ahhed over Claire's cuteness. Matthew carried Claire up the 178 steps to the top with me trailing behind. He stood in the doorway with her and I said, "No way Claire is going out there!" I am afraid of heights so I wasn't sure I was going out there. I took Claire and Matthew went around the outside. When he returned, he took Claire and I ventured out on the ledge. I made it ALL the way around! After checking out the keeper's cottages, we headed for an early dinner at Uncle Bubba's, who is Paula Deen's uncle. I had the low country boil which was about a 1/2 pound of shrimp, 4 (largish) red potatoe, 4 sausages, and 2 short corns on the cob. Matthew had to help finish it because I was about to explode. He had blackened shrimp and scallops. DELICIOUS! Claire was a champ, again. I did have to take her out of her car seat, but it was fine. Matthew was able to hold her for a bit while I attempted to finish my peel and eat shrimp. We went back to the condo and let our dinner settle. Since we were leaving the next day, we had to take an evening stroll on the beach. It was nice, but too close to Claire's bedtime.
|Tybee Island Lighthouse
Saturday morning we packed up the truck early, and Matthew headed to the beach. Claire and I rode into town to check-out and return the keys, I gassed up the truck, and we headed back to the beach. Matthew had already set up the umbrella for us. After a few attempts, Claire finally settled down for a nap. We packed it all up at lunch and headed home.
This was a MUCH needed mini vacation for the three of us. I highly recommend Tybee Island. We were on the south end of the island on the ocean, and I thought the beach was very clean and very nice. Of course, we were there after the busy season had just ended. I hope we get to go back there. It is a long drive. Just about as long as I would want to spend in the car in one day. It was Claire's limit, too. I must get sore riding in that seat all day. I am so thankful that I can be at home so we can take these little vacations. I hope next time will be Claire's first camper trip!


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Owen Hall; Kenneth Ko
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A senior vintner at Landhills Winery (Landhills) has been put in charge of developing an optimal blending plan for the upcoming season. This assignment is the result of a recent Landhills board meeting where the chief executive officer presented her ideas regarding the use of analytics for enhancing profits while at the same time not affecting quality. Specifically, the use of resource optimization could significantly improve Landhills's profitability. Industry reports have indicated that a growing number of major wineries are using analytics to assist in the wine-blending process. The board meeting concluded with the CEO tasking the senior vintner with developing an analysis and reporting back his findings to the board at next month's meeting.
This case can be used in a core decision sciences or operations management graduate-level course. It focuses on the use of linear programming to develop an optimal production plan. Students are to develop a linear model in Microsoft Excel and solve the model to determine the optimal production. Furthermore, sensitivity analysis needs to be performed to answer various production questions. The case learning objectives include the following:To appreciate how blended wines are produced.To understand how linear programming can be used to develop an optimal blending mix.To use Excel for developing a linear programming case solution.To conduct sensitivity analysis on key model variables.
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TOKYO — A U.S Marine Corps pilot who died after his jet fighter crashed off Japan was identified Friday as Capt. James E. Frederick of Corpus Christi, Texas.
Frederick, 32, ejected from his F/A-18 during training Wednesday evening about 120 miles (190
A Japanese Maritime Self-
"We have lost a fine American patriot who volunteered to serve for freedom," said Lt. Gen. Lawrence Nicholson, commanding general of the III Marine Expeditionary Force. "I want to sincerely thank the Japanese government for the tremendous efforts they made during search operations following the mishap."
Frederick was on a rotational deployment to Japan. His decorations include the National
The Associated Press


text: At a press conference in the McLaren Technology Centre based in Woking, UK, Chairman Ron Dennis confirmed McLaren Automotive's ambition to compete head-to-head with the world's best high-performance sports car brands. The MP4-12C is the first model in this range of lightweight, high-quality, mid-engined two-seat sports cars, and will be produced at the new £40 million McLaren Production Centre. Up to 1,000 12Cs will be produced in 2011 and will be distributed through a global network of dedicated McLaren retailers in all major markets.


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Just explore those pictures. It's grouped by Modern peel and stick carpet tiles ideas. Creative floors you won&;t be able to stop staring at brit + co. Modern peel and stick carpet tiles ideas. Cool green floor ideas at the marmoleum clique. Linoleum makes a comeback home remodeling - ideas for basements.
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The Correct Way to Remove the WordPress Version to Increase Security
What a WordPress version number looks like on a live WordPress site.
On a default WordPress install, WordPress automatically outputs the current WordPress version number into the "<head>" of your website in what's called a "meta" tag. While this is helpful for various statistics, it can create a security risk to your WordPress site.
If a hacker knows which version of WordPress a website is running, it can make it easier for a hacker to target a known WordPress security issue. Because of this risk, it is better to remove the WordPress version number to keep your WordPress website secure. Thankfully, this is easy to do.
However, keep in mind that removing the WordPress version number is no substitute for staying up to date with the latest version of WordPress. Be sure to check out our free WordPress tutorial on how to update to the latest version of WordPress
Incorrect ways Remove the WordPress Version Number
Incorrect Method #1
Old versions of WordPress relied on the WordPress theme to input the WordPress version number. So in order to remove the WordPress version number, WordPress site managers had to find the following file in a WordPress Theme's header.php, and remove it.
<meta name="generator" content="WordPress <?php bloginfo('version'); ?>" />
But now WordPress itself will automatically add the WordPress version number to your WordPress site's <head>, so WordPress themes do not contain that code anymore so that method of removing the WordPress version number doesn't work.
Incorrect Method #2
Some websites will tell you the way to remove WordPress' version number is by adding the following to your WordPress theme's functions.php
remove_action('wp_head', 'wp_generator');
However, this method is incorrect. While it will remove the WordPress version from your WordPress theme's head, it is still possible for a hacker to discover your WordPress version by going to your WordPress site's RSS feeds.
The Correct Way to Remove the WordPress Version Number
Add the following code to your WordPress theme's functions.php.
function remove_wp_version() { return ''; } add_filter('the_generator', 'remove_wp_version');
Using this method to remove the WordPress version, you will remove the WordPress version number from your WordPress theme files as well as from the WordPress RSS feed.
WordPress Security and Whiteboard
Be sure to check out the Whiteboard Framework for WordPress, as it already includes this method of removing the WordPress version as well as other security tweaks and many other features to speed up WordPress development.
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About the Integration
If you've integrated TimeTrade and Google Calendar and are looking to integrate those with ONTRAPORT, no problem. All you need is a simple app solution called Fuzed. This app allows you to scrape data inputted from TimeTrade into Google Calendar and drop it into your ONTRAPORT database. Once integrated, anytime an appointment is booked in TimeTrade, you're able to do the following:
Pass contact data from TimeTrade into ONTRAPORT
Apply ONTRAPORT Contact Tags to anyone who books an appointment with TimeTrade
Update/populate custom Contact Fields in ONTRAPORT with appointment data
How To Activate The Integration
- Connect ONTRAPORT and Fuzed using an ONTRAPORT API Key
- Connect Google Calendar to Fuzed
Log in to Fuzed
Create a New Fuze
Name your Fuze
Select your trigger service: Google Calendar
This is the service that will trigger your action
Select the Google Calendar you wish to link to.
Select trigger action: Add Description Guest (required)
When using TimeTrade you must select this option. TimeTrade inputs data into the Description section of a Google Calendar Event and therefore you must tell Fuzed to scrape the data from that section of your chosen Google Event
Set parameter
This step is mostly preferential, but what we recommend doing is selecting "Contains" and then under Set event title criteria, type in a keyword that corresponds with your TimeTrade calendar.
For example, if your TimeTrade calendar is called "VIP Calls" then type "VIP" under Set event title criteria so that Fuze knows where to pull the data from. You can also select "Start with" and under Set event title criteria, type in the first word or phrase of the Google Calendar you're looking to integrate.
Select your action service: ONTRAPORT
Select action to perform. Here you have two options:
Add Tag to Contact. When someone comes through the calendar that you've selected they will be given a tag. The drop-down menu contains all your ONTRAPORT tags. You can also add a new tag from this drop-down by selecting "[Add New Tag]". Now once they come from your selected calendar they will be given the tag you've selected.
Add Info to Fields. When a contact comes through your TimeTrade calendar you can add the information being scraped from Google Calendar via the Fuzed app to specific fields in your ONTRAPORT account. Check the boxes for the fields you want inputted into your ONTRAPORT account.
One restriction is that you cannot Add Tag to Contact and Add Info to Fields within the same Fuze. This must be done by creating two separate Fuzes.
Click Create Fuze
Now when a contact comes through your TimeTrade calendar and their information is added to Google Calendar, depending on what data you selected to pass over in your new Fuze, their information will be collected and added into your ONTRAPORT database.
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After more than 102 years the hamlet of Point Peninsula, once a thriving shipbuilding center during the early schooner days of the Great Lakes and later an oil-field boom town, lost its post office on the first day of last month.
Dwindling from a community of more than 100 families in the old days to one less than 40 at the present time, it has been found more economical by the federal post office department to serve the people there by rural delivery out of Three Mile Bay and so the old post office was closed at the end of business on January 31.
With Orville Wilcox as postmaster, the post office was set up September 29, 1838, when the settlement was known as Wilcoxville, named for William Wilcox, early settler and builder proprietor of the log tavern which became the first public house there.
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I know, I know. It's been way too long since I've posted a proper blog entry. The reason behind that is two-fold:
First of all, my light box sort of fell apart somewhere between the last "Recent Pickups" post and moving it out of the way for the most recent game room tour. Clearly it wasn't built to withstand the awesome force of a no-holds-barred SNEStravaganza. But fear not! It's salvageable, and when I get around to it, I've got a mountain of new stuff to photograph and share with you.
Second, and much more interesting, I've been dedicating my daily budgeted blogging time to getting my YouTube channel up and running. If you haven't seen it yet, here's my first effort: a video review of Metal Slug 3. If you have seen it, watch it again. I do a little jig every time the view count goes up.
Overall, I'm pretty satisfied with the results. Of course, I wouldn't have uploaded it if I wasn't. As a bit of a perfectionist and someone who watches a lot of game reviews, I can count a hundred things I'd like to change, but eventually you just have to call it a day and move on, right?
|Vegas Pro HD 10 in action.
Only slightly less confusing than it looks.
As my first foray into video production, there was a lot of fumbling and poking at random buttons until something like I imagined in my head appeared on the screen. Heck, when I started, I wasn't even sure whether I was supposed to record the video or the voiceover first. (The correct answer was gameplay, voiceover, then edit, edit, edit.) All told, it probably took eight hours to record everything and then figure out how the hell to put it together. I'd like to think that I could cut that time in half for the next one. We'll see soon enough.
After a lot of wrestling with my capture device (Hauppauge HD PVR), I'm very happy with how the video turned out. A few filters courtesy of Sony Vegas HD 10 really helped to bring out the color and smooth the footage.
|That smooth voice you hear comes courtesy
this Samson C01U USB microphone.
Audio recording software is free-and-easy Audacity--the Cakewalk Studio software that came with the mic with is way over my head. That said, I would really like to take some time and learn a few audio editing tricks. There are a few things I'd like to try in some upcoming videos and as of right now, I have no idea how to make them happen.
Well that's all for now! I'd like to get a new video started (and maybe even posted) this weekend, and I have ideas rattling around in my head for several more. If you have any critiques or advice you'd like to share, please drop me a note in the comment box!


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Being in business was not something important that I did, but something important that I needed to go through.
When I started my business, nobody told me that I would have to unearth my deepest childhood memories in order to create an aligned business.
Nobody told me that my business had to "align" with me. I thought that my business could just be about offering services and products to people that I enjoyed working with, my "ideal" clients. Put out a course, do an event, work with clients 1:1, make money, win.
Nobody ever said that this would be the hardest and most difficult journey that I would need to venture through in order to get to the freedom that lies ahead.
Despite what I thought I could manifest. There's a little inside joke in there somewhere with the universe, I'll explain it some other day, haha.
Being in business was not something important that I did, but something important that I needed to go through.
Or was it that I needed to go through this process of going deep within myself, and business was just the vehicle I used to help me travel that path? I digress.
That may actually always be a mystery but I'm choosing to believe that by standing up for myself, and believing in my strengths, that this is why I found my business and why my business found me. I believe many of you to be in the same boat.
I believe that if you see yourself struggling in your business, that you are potentially struggling in many things. My mentor has told me on a few occasions, that how we do one thing in life we do everything. What we do in this very moment will be a reflection of the next, and the next day, and what we eventually manifest as our future.
So, if your favorite pastime is binging on Netflix until you can't see straight and overdoing it on sleep, you're going to run your business into the ground, or yourself. Or maybe like many of us you put in hours and hours and hours of work and get frustrated when things don't immediately happen.. where else in your life are you putting in effort, expecting things to magically just fix themselves, and discover that it's actually quite different than that?
It may be that you just expect that things get handed to you without having to dig deep or do the work and suddenly that's just not happening. Or maybe that you can go through your business without connecting with others, building relationships and more importantly the most important relationship in your business, with yourself.
If you struggle and fight and worry about your life and how successful you're going to be – that is exactly what you will bring more of in your life. Worry, struggle and fighting. Not freedom. Not 6 figures in 6 months and certainly not clients that are lining up to work with you. Expecting results and not doing the actual work involved will get you those same kind of returns. None.
We seem to glaze over the details that we can just journal and meditate our way to business success all the while completely ignoring the fact that we had childhood events that long ago had the ability to completely change the reflection of how we see ourselves today.
Let's focus on the fact that we not only survived but thrived because of them. I'm sending you an internet slow clap and a giant hug for getting here.
Your pain, your struggle, and your genuine self IS your credential. BE absolutely proud of who you are, what you've been through and that it's special enough that you're sharing your message with the world, whatever that may be.
Not some course and certificate you hold that says you can coach someone. Not some fancy MBA that says you spend a TON of cash of knowing how to run a business. It says zero about the actual blood, sweat, and tears that you no DOUBT had to FIGHT for in order to become successful and sit here reading this.
If you are struggling, and comparing, and feeling like you are so completely failing at this thing called business. Start looking at what might feel like the total opposite approach.
Look at yourself, look at your habits, look at who you are and where you came from and you will have every single answer to all your burning questions in business.
Find yourself a kind soul of a witness who can sit with you and talk these things out. Maybe they aren't a coach, maybe they are, but you certainly don't have to do this alone, by yourself, and expect to figure it all out.
Take a deep breath, take a moment, take all the time you need to figure. you. out.
Once you nail down that pattern of how you do things? Suddenly it becomes a lot easier to change those habits.
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Pere de la Chaise supported the royal prerogative, though he used his influence at Rome to conciliate the papal authorities.
Took the reins, their star was in the ascendant, and Jesuit confessors, the most celebrated of whom were Francois de La Chaise and Michel Le Tellier (1643-1719), guided the policy of the king, not hesitating to take his side in his quarrel with the Holy See, which nearly resulted in a schism, nor to sign the Gallican articles.
Reviewing his impressions of the recent battle, picturing pleasantly to himself the impression his news of a victory would create, or recalling the send-off given him by the commander-in-chief and his fellow officers, Prince Andrew was galloping along in a post chaise enjoying the feelings of a man who has at length begun to attain a long-desired happiness.
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Pere de la Chaise had a lasting and unalterable affection for Fenelon, which remained unchanged by the papal condemnation of the Maximes.
In some places, within my own remembrance, the pines would scrape both sides of a chaise at once, and women and children who were compelled to go this way to Lincoln alone and on foot did it with fear, and often ran a good part of the distance.
Through the influence of Camille de Villeroy, archbishop of Lyons, Pere de la Chaise was nominated in 1674 confessor of Louis XIV., who intrusted him during the lifetime of Harlay de Champvallon, archbishop of Paris, with the administration of the ecclesiastical patronage of the crown.
FRANCOIS DE LA CHAISE (1624-1709), father confessor of Louis XIV., was born at the chateau of Aix in Forey on the 25th of August 1624, being the son of Georges d'Aix, seigneur de la Chaise, and of Renee de Rochefort.


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Here's the Problem: I just had to cut my Grammy problem posting short to bring you BREAKING NEWS from my cold, shriveled, black heart –
Today sucks.
It's not because it's Valentine's Day. I'm all for love and and candy and flowers and a day set aside to make a fool out of yourself by trying to impress someone who probably doesn't care about you as much as you care about them ( there's no such thing as evenness in a relationship, so give in and give up).
Today sucks because Kara and I work in an office FILLED with ladies. It's ladies as far as the eye can see – old ones, young ones, fat ones, thin ones, ones that like men, ones that like other ladies. It's a lady extravaganza. And what does this mean? It means that poor little me, sitting in a cubicle next to reception is going to spend the next 8 hours listening to delivery men. Old, fat, ugly, depressed delivery men carrying obnoxious arrangements of flowers and chocolates and stuffed things.
Actual Problem: Real love isn't showing off that you have real love. It's waking up to an intimate surprise between you and someone that loves you only needs you to know that.
Actual Actual Problem: Fine. I'm in a pissy mood cuz it's Valentine's Day. Surprise!


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Find your partners, folks; it's time for the ever popular mid-winter rogaine. Entries are now open for this family-friendly event, superbly timed to get the kids out and active during the school holidays. It is on Sunday 12 July from 10am – 2pm (note the date has moved from Saturday 11 July). Enter by Monday 6 July (after that there is a $10 late fee).
The ACT government has made a generous grant, so entries are at bargain basement prices. The event is in Kowen forest, just twenty minutes drive east of Civic, with a mix of eucalypt and pine forest, and great views back to Canberra and the Brindabellas.
Don't delay; register now!
Most of our regular admin people have either contributed to one of the recent events or will be overseas at the world rogaining championships at the time of our metrogaine. We are looking for someone to help with the pre-event administration, which involves monitoring online entries and entering any postal entries into the ACTRA system, supervising admin helpers on the event day, providing entry monies to treasurer for banking and sending results and reports to various people. We will give you the necessary computer training.
We are also looking for someone to run the navlight computer system at the event and set up the navlight tags pre-event. You will receive training and a very good user manual.
We would also greatly appreciate any other volunteer offers to help out on the day.
If you can help with any of these roles, particularly the administrator and navlight roles, please contact Wayne, the event coordinator, as soon as possible by email or ring 62884398.
Barkley, ACTRA's mascot, is missing! Or at least we aren't sure what his current adventures are. If you looking after Barkley, or have any sightings (or videos or photos) of Barkley since the Paddy Pallin event in March, can you please contact Julie. Otherwise we might have to start a search and rescue operation, and looking for a very small koala in the bush is going to be harder than a needle in a haystack, even with our navigation skills.
The navigation workshop was held in the middle of winter this year and we were blessed with beautiful fine weather, even if it was a bit crisp in the mornings! Mt Ainslie, Black Mountain and Googong Foreshore featured as the areas where we practised matching contours to ground features, bearings, attack points, catching features, relocating, and a bit of map memory and speed work to challenge the more experienced. Everyone learnt new skills or tips and tricks from our 14 fabulous coaches. A big thank you to them and also to all the participants for their enthusiasm and good humour. We hope to see lots of you out in the bush in our coming rogaines.
The ACT has been very successful over the past few years in the annual intervarsity rogaining championships. Intervarsity will be held in 2015 with the Australian Rogaining Championships, which will be held in beautiful bush in the western Blue Mountains 10-11 October. The ACT Rogaining Association will support ACT intervarsity teams, including with transport. There will be at least one univeristy team fully funded for travel and entry with selection at the ACT 24hr championships on 5-6 Sept.
While ANU representation has been strong in the past, we would encourage teams to enter from both ANU, ADFA and the University of Canberra. If you are interested, contact David Baldwin.
I would like to say a temporary farewell to two of our members, Benita Somerville and Troy Skaleskog, who are about to head overseas on a posting for three years. Benita has been a key person on our committee and has had the role of publicity officer before handing this to Jonathan in March. Benita has brightened up our website and Facebook page with lots of photos, and set up our photo galleries in Smugmug. She has been the regular writer of many items in our newsletters, produced fridge magnets, and has been our contact point for our Paddy Pallin event sponsors. One of her most colourful contributions, that she is very rightly proud of, is the fantastic artwork on our trailer. If you haven't looked, check it out at the next event. Benita kept all the committee members on their toes with her boundless energy. We wish them both all the best with their adventures and keenly await having them at a rogaine with us again.
News from New South Wales
ACT rogainers stole some of the cream at the recent NSW Paddy Pallin event at beautiful Bendalong on the NSW south coast. Julie Quinn and David Baldwin won the event outright, and Jean Douglass and Ron Simpson won the XSV category, among a range of good ACT participant results.
Next NSW events are the Navshield on 4-5 July and the Lake Macquarie 6/12 hour event on 1 August.
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Garden Fundraiser
Sponsored by: Immaculate Heart Academy's GO GREEN CLUB
In support of Josephine's Garden is an interactive garden located on a rooftop space at the Joseph M. Sanzari Children's Hospital Wing in Hackensack Hospital in Hackensack, New Jersey.
Please print out & bring this ticket to Demarest Farms 244 Weirimus Rd. Hillsdale, NJ 07642
On May 14th & 15th, 2016 20% of your purchase will be donated to the Josephine's Garden Fund, which,benefits pediatric oncology research through the Josephine Elle Hartung-Rispoli Research Lab And funds supplies for Josephine's Garden.