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04 January 2013 - 02:59 AM
Movie - Table No.21 - A Live Game with Only One Rule 'If You Lie, You Die'.
Eros International & Next Gen Films Production presents.
Cast: Paresh Rawal, Rajeev Khandelwal & Tena Desae
Director By : Aditya Datt
Produced By: Sunil Lulla & Viki Rajani
Story: Table No. 21 is a story that revolves around a couple who live a mediocre life & are thrilled to have won an exotic vacation to Fiji & their excitement increases when they get a chance to play "Tell all truth" game for a mind boggling prize money The game begins & the couple discovers that the game isn't really a game but is a game of survival.
Genre: Comedy
Release Date: 04 Jan 2013
Songs of Table No.21.
1. O Sajna
Singers : Puja Thaker & Gajendra Verma
Music : Gajendra Verma
Lyrics : Aseem Ahmed Abbasee & Gajendra verma
2. Mann Mera
Singer : Gajendra Verma
Music : Gajendra Verma
Lyrics : Aseem Ahmed Abbasee
3. If You Lie You Die
Singers : Neeraj Shridhar & Jaspreet Jazz
Music : Sachin Gupta
Lyrics: Sheershak Anand & Jaspreet Jazz
4. O Sajna (REMIX)
Singers : Puja Thaker & Gajendra Verma
Music : Gajendra Verma
Lyrics : Gajendra Verma
Remixed by: Soumyadeep Burman
Mixed and mastered by: Gajendra Verma
5. Mann Mera (REMIX)
Singer: Gajendra Verma
Music : Gajendra Verma
Lyrics : Gajendra Verma
Remixed by: Gajendra Verma
Mixed and mastered by: Gajendra Verma
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Cast: Asha Bhosle, Ram Kapoor and Padmini Kolhapure.
Director By : Mahesh Kodiyal
Produced By: Subhash Dawar
Story: It's the same story in every different family, a family where some relationships become a burden and some burdens become relationship.
Genre: Drama
Release Date: 01 Feb 2013
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With other natural flavors. With natural spices. No MSG (Except those naturally occurring glutamates.). No artificial flavors. Per 2 tsp Mix: 20 calories, 0 g sat fat (0% DV), 370 mg sodium (15% DV), 1 g sugars.
Lactose (Milk), Enriched Wheat Flour (Flour, Niacin, Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Wheat Starch, Salt, Chicken Fat, Turkey Meat, Onion, Silicon Dioxide (Added to make free flowing), Torula Yeast, Caramel Color, Disodium Inosinate and Guanylate (Flavor Enhancers), Natural Flavor, Spices, and Extractives of Paprika.
Microwave Directions: Stir water into Gravy Mix in 1-1/2-quart microwavable bowl. Microwave on High 2 to 3 minutes or until thickened, stirring after each minute. Microwave ovens vary; cook time is approximate. Total Time: 5 minutes Makes 1 cupYou Will Need1 pkg. McCormick Gravy Mix1 cup cold waterDirections1. Stir water gradually into gravy mix with whisk in small saucepan.2. Stirring frequently, cook on medium heat until gravy comes to boil. Reduce heat and simmer 1 minute. (Gravy will thicken upon standing). Serve over turkey, hot meat sandwiches, mashed potatoes or stuffing.
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Watch how to make this recipe.
For the dough: Knead the powdered milk, cream, flour, ghee, baking powder and egg together with your hands in a small bowl. Once everything is well incorporated, break off pieces and roll into 1-inch balls.
Heat the oil in a medium saucepan over low heat. There should be enough oil to cover the balls while they deep fry. They should not cook too fast, so make sure that the oil is not overheating.
Meanwhile, for the sauce: In a separate saucepan, bring the sugar, cardamom (breaking it up slightly) and 2 cups water to a boil. Reduce the heat to a simmer. It is best to keep these 'stations' going simultaneously for seamless cooking.
Once the oil is heated and the sauce is simmering, place the dough balls in the oil and fry them slowly, cooking from the center. The oil should completely cover the dough balls. When the dough balls have reached a golden brown color on the outside, not too dark, but a nice, rich shade, add them to the sauce and allow them to simmer.
If the dough balls break easily in the sauce, it means there is too much baking powder in the mix. If there is any hardness, there is not enough. To 'dress up' your finished product, you can sprinkle them with crumbled pistachios and almonds and even a bit of pounded silver which is tradition in Pakistan on special occasions.


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For the second straight year, we were honored to help host the Richard (Dick) Adams Family here on Corregidor. You may recall that Dick was a member of the 503rd Parachute Regimental Combat Team, which began the liberation of Corregidor on February 16, 1945. As of now Dick is the last WW II veteran and last liberator associated with Corregidor to return here. The last defenders (1941-1942) were Everett Reamer and Chuck Towne, who returned in January 2006. The oldest returning veteran so far has been Oscar Leonard, who served on the island before the war. He also holds the record for the oldest veteran (and possibly oldest, period) to climb Malinta Hill, at the age of 91 years, 11 months, and 12 days. Dick is a mere 89 and a half.
Last year Dick and Nancy's daughter, Kim, was not able to come with them, but this year she joined them and her younger sister, Alyson, currently on leave from the U.S. Air Force. Corregidor Foundation Inc. Executive Director, Colonel Artemio Matibag, arranged for a wreath-laying ceremony on their first day here. This was held at Topside at the 503rd Marker, which is adjacent to Topside Parade Grounds. Alyson donned her USAF uniform, and Dick, who until arrival did not know that the family had secretly brought it for the occasion, donned his U.S. Army uniform that shows his rank – six stripes – after years of continued service.
Although Dick does not see himself as a hero or even anyone special but as just another soldier who did his duty, he looked great in uniform, and later said he appreciated the special attention that the island visitors bestowed upon him. Dick took the time to talk to some of the interested guests, as well as go into the museum, which features a photo of MacArthur riding in a jeep with Dick amidst a group of men in the background.
Joining us for part or all of the Adams' stay were friends John Moffitt, Paul Whitman, Karl Welteke, and Peter Parsons. At any given time, we were all available to assist them in seeing the island. We also joined them for lunches and dinners at MacArthur's Café, and extend sincere thanks to Edit and Orly for their help with providing vegetarian meals for Kim – and all of us – to enjoy. Overnight and breakfast accommodations for Dick and family were at the Corregidor Inn, with many thanks to staff and management.
One of the highlights was a trip up Malinta Hill, where Dick was positioned on sentry duty with about six other soldiers when thousands of Japanese died in the tunnel beneath the hill in a massive suicide explosion. At the top is an observation post/gun position, which interestingly has camouflage under the roof but not on top, indicating that when the installations on Corregidor were designed and installed, aerial warfare was not considered as a risk, only attacks from the water below. We include a photo of John and Peter taken there.
On their last full day on Corregidor, Steve drove the family to Topside where they spent several hours by themselves, looking at places that Dick remembers from his time on the Rock. Later in the day, we took them for a drive, since Kim had still not been to some of the important sites. We drove around Tailside, taking in the vistas at the beach resort and Kindley Field. We finished up with Topside, overlooking the hillside where Dick landed, short of his golf course landing zone, on February 16, 1945. Finally, we watched a beautiful sunset from Battery Grubbs.
On Monday, after four days here, we bid adieu to the Adams family at the North Dock. They were planning to spend another three days touring historic spots and staying at beach resorts in Bagac and Subic Bay before flying back home to Michigan. For the past few months, Sun Cruises has been offering its guests ferry service to Mariveles, Bataan, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. It departs soon after the delivering the Day Tour guests on Corregidor at approximately 9:30. Dick, Nancy, Kim and Alyson took advantage of this new feature. The boat returns from Mariveles to Corregidor at about 2 o'clock in the afternoon, boards the day-tourists, and heads back to Manila. So, we want you to know that if it is more convenient for you to come to the island from Bataan, and you plan to spend at least one night on Corregidor – highly recommended – we encourage you to check out this new option from Sun Cruises.
Because the Adams family members – except for Kim – were here last January, much of what we could have written regarding this visit would have been repetitious, so we encourage you to visit our website, steveandmarciaontherock.blogspot.com and read the relevant newsletter from January 2011.
For the past week or so, crews for "The Bourne Legacy" have been filming in Manila. We heard that certain streets are closed to traffic to facilitate the filming, and that the normally heavy traffic in these areas is even worse as a result. Later, other locales in the Philippines will be used for film locations. We will find it very interesting to watch the completed movie and look for spots we recognize. We certainly hope that the Philippines gets repaid in positive publicity for the hassles that it is undergoing in order to comply with the filmmaker's wishes.
The basketball tournament will resume soon. We had to postpone games over Christmas and New Years. Vacations for key individuals delayed it further. We are hoping to wrap it up this month.
Steve and Marcia on the Rock
Friday, January 20, 2012
We welcome back the Adams Family
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This item is in the category "Computers/Tablets & Networking\Vintage Computing\Vintage Manuals & Merchandise". The seller is "pollo3571" and is located in San Jose, California. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, South africa, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Russian federation, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica.


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Last night WWDC for this year kicked off with the awesome keynote dedicated to the efforts made and enhancements done to the new generation of the Apple's line of operating systems: iOS, tvOS, watchOS and the renamed OSX called the macOS. CEO Tim Cook commenced the event with a two-minute silence for the people and their families affected by the Orlando shooting the previous day. The two-hour keynote was interesting from the start till the end and was one heck of an event dedicated to the developers.
WWDC 2016 Announcements
This year's keynote was all about the third-party software and the new iteration to the operating systems that make the Apple ecosystem. New iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS were announced last night and here we are with a full review. First up is the watchOS.
watchOS 3
The new generation of the watchOS called the watchOS 3 is all about the optimization and the speed. The new watchOS accelerated the app launch time which is seven times faster than the previous version and apps get loaded almost instantly. The favorite apps are kept in the memory for the faster startup coupled with the background updates so that you are updated with your refreshed information. All of this works with the built in as well as the third party apps.
Some of the hardware functionalities includes: pushing the side will allow you to navigate through the favorite apps and launch them in the blink of an eye. Swiping from the bottom will reveal the control center just like the iOS for the most used controls and there is a new way to reply to messages apart from the smart replies called Scribble, which as the name suggests allows you to scribble your message using your fingers right on your Apple Watch.
There are new watch faces including Minnie, elegant Numerals and watch faces with your activity rings. You can now swipe from right to left to change the watch faces. Apple has also included the SOS feature that automatically calls the emergency services, your medical ID and sends your location to the important contacts when you double click the side button. The watch also identifies the emergency number automatically when you are in a different country.
It feels a little odd to not talk about health when Apple Watch is in the context. So here it is. Watch OS 3 allows you to share your activities with your friends and family and also packs the algorithms to manage the activities for the wheelchair users.
The new app in Watch OS 3 called Breathe reminds you to calm your mind and stay away from the stress using deep breathing sessions. There is so much more than the main announcements but there were the highlights for the watchOS 3. The developer preview is available now and will be available to the customers this fall as a free upgrade.
Next up is the tvOS.
"The future of TV is apps" and well this is absolutely the case. The new tvOS will allow you to use your iPhone and the new Remote App to control your Apple TV. There is an even better Siri integration which searches movies by events or titles and now also supports searching on YouTube with natural language. Watching the live channels using Siri was never that easy, just tell her to "Watch ESPN" and she'll do that for you without any need to browse through the channels finding the right one. The single sign-on feature saves your time by eliminating the need to enter passcodes every time you subscribe to a new channel and the new tvOS supports the dark theme to give a better experience when in a dark room. tvOS also automatically downloads the apps to the TV which are downloaded using your other Apple devices.
That was a huge update to the tvOS with lots and lots of other features. The developer preview is available now and the customers will get it this fall. Next up is the OSX.
OSX or macOS
The heading has ruined it but the new OSX is now named macOS to align with the names of the other operating systems in the Apple ecosystem. The new version announced last night is named macOS Sierra. Sierra is all about Continuity, iCloud and the user experience. Continuity allows you to auto-unlock your Mac when it senses your Apple Watch (of course you should be wearing it) without the need of entering passwords every time.
The next feature is the Universal Clipboard which allows the user to clip a piece of text, video or a picture from one device and paste it in the other device without the need to do anything. All of this is possible using Continuity. With macOS Sierra, there is a better hard disk space management. What the OS detects as unusable files or has not been used in a long time is automatically transferred to the iCloud drive hence saving a lot of space on your computer. The space is also managed by automatic clearing of the cache and browsing history so you don't have to worry about the space. With iCloud you can even share your desktops apart from the files on all of your devices.
With macOS Sierra, Apple pay is coming to the web which will eliminate the need to enter hefty passwords and card information and replaces it with the TouchID on your iPhone. Sierra leverages the power of tabs and allows default support of tabs in all of the applications developed without recoding them. Along with the tabs, Sierra supports picture-in-picture which pops out the videos playing on the web on your desktop into small resizable windows which works alongside all of your desktops.
The last major feature is Siri for the mac. macOS Sierra will come with Siri integrated right into it which can search your files in a blink using sophisticated queries. From playing music to completing presentations to sending messages to finding reservations to browsing the internet and whatnot, Siri is as legendary as it is expected. Sierra will be available in the fall this year. Next, let's turn to iOS.
iOS 10
The iOS 10 was by far the most exciting release of this year's WWDC. From amazing new user experience to the awesome upgrade to the new Messages. iOS 10 is going to be a major overhaul with the new user centered design.
Let's start with the lock screen and home screen. iOS 10 has a redesigned lock screen notifications that do not hide your favorite wallpaper. The 3D touch is deeply integrated and allows you to manipulate your notifications using just a pressure touch to send messages or even add calendar events without even unlocking your phone. The phone wakes up when you raise your arm and you can clear all of your notifications using the 3D touch. The control center now has other control to control your music when you swipe across. 3D touching can now show more rich content from the apps on the home screen like getting a peek at your Activity circles or even mails and you can even add widgets using the 3D touch.
The most exciting news is that Siri is now available to developers to leverage its power and integrate their apps with the most intelligent personal assistant. Siri can now be used for message sending, ride booking, photo search, working out, VoIP calls and much more using the third-party apps now which will be integrated by the developers using SiriKit.
The QuickType feature in the iOS keyboard is now integrated with Siri Intelligence which understands the context on a next level. Apart from intelligent suggestions, QuickType now supports multilingual typing, recent addresses, intelligent scheduling, contact information and a lot of other features. The photos app has been enhanced and that's what we'll talk about next.
Photos in iOS 10 is integrated with deep learning right on the device and advanced face recognition and scenes and object recognition that sorts all of your photos by faces, places, scenes or even memories and even creates a small video of the best moments that the algorithm identifies as the best ones and fills it up with the relevant music containing your photos and videos to make a great slideshow.
The iOS 10 comes with a major release to the Maps department. Maps now show the current traffic conditions and also is integrated with the third-party apps to search for places like restaurants and make a reservation right from the Maps app to your favorite or filtered restaurants. There are quick controls to keep you right on track and also your daily commute is understood by the maps. Maps is also open to developers now to integrate their apps with the new enhanced maps.
Music on the iOS was revolutionized by the Apple Music and last night Apple announced the new redesign of the Apple Music with beautiful user interface and experience. The entire app is redesigned from ground-up. Lyrics are also displayed right below the currently playing song. Apart from the intelligent suggestions and a complete redesign, everything is same in the Music app. With the Music app, the News app is also redesigned and subscriptions were introduced last night which allow you to subscribe to your favorite magazines or any paper. News is also integrated with intelligent suggestions that track your reading habits and produces the content that you may find relevant.
Next up is the HomeKit. Apple announced a new app called Home yesterday which allows your iOS device to control your home. New categories like cameras and door locks were introduced which allows you to control your door locks and see the person behind the door. The home app shows you all of your accessories which can be controlled by just a touch of your hand no matter if it's an iPhone, iPad or even the Apple Watch.
In iOS 10, all of your apps that you use to call people like Facebook messenger or Whatsapp are now integrated with the Phone app so you don't have to switch between apps to take or make the calls using different services. Voicemail transcription is now possible and even a better spam detection is there in the iOS 10. Apple partnered with Cisco to enhance the enterprise calls.
The last feature and the most enhanced one is the Messages app. The messages now support rich content right in the app like linked videos and photos can be viewed right in the application. The new camera and photos shows the live camera output and all of your photos in a nice grid. The Emojis are now three times bigger and there is even a better way to emojify your text using emoji prediction and text to emoji replacement using only taps. There are now better ways to show your emotions using the messages which has some bubble animations for shouting and whispering and even smashing and don't forget about the Invisible Ink feature that allows you to hide the personal message which requires a swipe to reveal. You can now like any message and can send your custom hand scribbled message right in the app. Messages now include the full screen effects to enhance your conversation's emotions.
Messages is also now open to the developers to include their useful ideas. Apple also emphasized on the privacy of the user when using Facetime, Home and Messages and declares that everything is end-to-end encrypted.
That was all about the iOS 10 and the 10 new features announced at WWDC 2016.
Apple has also introduced Swift Playgrounds which is an iPad app to allow the youngsters to learn to code. It has a unique interface with lessons and challenges to go along while learning the Swift language from basic to advanced level. Apple believes that the schools should by default teach the students to code and hence a small initiative.
A small video to show why Apple believes everyone should code:
This was all that was announced at this year's WWDC.


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Exercise: Pixel Party
This is a quick character design/characterization exercise. We collectively create a semi-interactive scenario: a party where a bunch of different characters are dancing. On click each character says something (via textbox).
1) Create an original character in pixel art, their gender should not be the one you identify as. The size of the character's bounding box should be around 160×160 (you can draw in 80×80 double the pixel size)
2) Devise its own peculiar dance and create an animation loop – min 4 frames
4) Write 4 or more lines that the character would say at a party
5) Export it as animated gif and as PNG image sequence with transparent background
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Conversing in fluent English and reading/writing English well are difficult to do when English isn't your primary language. Learning a new language tends to be frustrating, but there are a number of ways you can learn a new language and make the learning experience fun and interactive while doing so.The most important thing to remember is to not be intimidated or scared. Sure, your English might not be great initially, but it will only improve if you actively practice it in your daily life. Remember, very very few people use perfect English grammar and diction, mastering a language can take decades, so you need to start somewhere.
Here are a few tips you can follow to improve your command over the English language:
Reading books, newspapers, magazines and online articles help guide your understanding of English syntax & grammar rules. Your English skills can be improved drastically if you spend time reading text in English. The more the better, but try and spend a minimum of fifteen minutes a day reading English from good books and papers.
Watch movies & TV shows:
TV is an important medium to learn English. The more intelligent TV shows and movies can help you a lot since they generally depict proper spoken English and use less slang. Another good idea is to switch on English subtitles on films or television programmes from your own country so that you can read all spoken dialog in English and translate what you hear on-the-fly.
Surround yourself with English speakers: Befriend English speakers so that you're forced to speak in English. If you struggle to find English speakers, visit online forums and discussions on topics you enjoy, you can read what other people write and even post your own written words on anonymous outlets free from judgement.
Listen to Music:
English music has some amazing lyrics. Millions of songs and singers are available to choose from, so it is important to choose singers whose songs have clarity in words. You could listen to a song a day and read the lyrics along. If you come across words you don't understand, look them up. The Beatles, Nickelback, Pink Floyd, Frank Sinatra are some artists you could start with.
Find an English Tuition teacher:
The advantage of appointing a tuition teacher is that you can convey exactly what you want them to teach you; for instance, you might need more writing practice or practice in pronouncing certain words or alphabets. Also, you'll always have direct access to a native English-speaking teacher, which is incredibly important for your English pronunciations and listening ability. Pick an English teacher that has proficiency in the language –maybe they taught English at a school or have a Masters degree in the language.
Find an Online English language class:
Virtual classrooms have made it possible to attend live online English classes, where you can learn English from the comfort of your home and/or office. You can ask questions, make comments, and interact with teachers and fellow students, and it also makes for a favourable environment to discuss practical topics and current events in a pleasant and entertaining atmosphere. The classes are grouped according to the students' level of comprehension so that teachers can provide more personalized attention, and so that you'll be studying with other students who are at the same level as you.
It's extremely common for language learners to want to better their English at an unrealistic pace. The path to success is to be patient and gradually improve, else you'll just get annoyed and disheartened and give up!
Also Read : Tips to Improve Spoken English


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Specific links to rare cancer support sites.
Please note: We are always on the lookout for rare cancer consumer groups. If you know of any others who may like to share their websites, please let us know and we will make contacts with them.
Rare Cancers Australia (RCA)
RCA has been established to provide support, education and government advocacy for patients with rare and less common cancers and their carers. Our goals are to provide: improved patient and carer support for patients with rare and less common cancers, improved education to health care professionals on early diagnosis, funding for research, advocacy to the Federal Government encouraging improved access to treatments for rare and less common cancers.
Rare cancer alliance
RCA's primary purpose is to disseminate information and provide support to all pediatric (childhood) and adult rare cancer patients.
Specific links to specialised rare cancer sites
Please note: Rare cancers account for over 20% of all cancers. But because there is only a small number of people with each disease, information is hard to find. This list will be updated whenever news of a new support group or information site is made available. Please notify us if you have the name of a site for us to add.
Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Organization International
The purpose of the Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Organization International is to create a community of ACC patients and supporters who share information and hope in an atmosphere of support, while working together to help develop a cure for ACC.
Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Research Foundation
The Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma Research Foundation (ACCRF) supports research into adenoid cystic carcinoma that will accelerate the development of improved therapies and a cure for the disease.
Brain Tumour Alliance Australia (BTAA)
The only national Australian organisation for the people with brain tumours, their family and caregivers. BTAA provides information resources to newly diagnosed patients and their families and provides a free call 1800 number for peer support.
International Brain Tumour Alliance (IBTA)
The International Brain Tumour Alliance (IBTA) was established during in 2005. It seeks to be an alliance of the support, advocacy and information groups for brain tumour patients and carers in different countries and also includes researchers, scientists, clinicians and allied health professionals who work in the area of brain tumours.
Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia Advocates Network
The Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia Advocates Network is a global membership only 'network' for CML patient group organisers who share current medical information and practice in order that members can support their specific patient communities.
Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia Support Group
The Chronic Myeloid Leukaemia Support Group is an online patient support group to serve the unmet needs of people diagnosed with chronic myeloid leukaemia.
H.E.A.R.D. Support Group
H.E.A.R.D. Support Group and Registry for people with Hemangioendothelioma (HE), Epithelioid Hemangioendothelioma (EHE), And Related vascular Disorders.
Kidney Health Australia
Kidney Health Australia works to save and improve the lives of Australians affected by kidney cancer and kidney disease by providing education, advocacy, resources and support to those affected by a kidney cancer diagnosis.
PNET Cancer Foundation
The PNET Cancer Foundation has been established to raise money to support medical and scientific research into this rare and aggressive brain cancer that affects children and teenagers. The Foundation aims to accelerate research to find better treatments and a cure for this disease.
Sarcoma Net (US)
by George Demetri, sarcoma specialist, Director of the Center for Sarcoma and Bone Oncology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute.
Sarcoma Alliance
A website for guidance, education and support.
Sarcoma Foundation of America
The mission of the Sarcoma Foundation of America (SFA) is to advocate for increased research to find new and better therapies with which to treat patients with Sarcoma.
The Unicorn Foundation (Australia)
The Unicorn Foundation (New Zealand)
The Unicorn Foundation is Australia and New Zealand's only not for profit medical charity supporting patients with Neuroendocrine Cancers (NETs). The mission of the Unicorn Foundation is to assist and support patients and carers, lobby for access to new and appropriate treatments, raise awareness about NETs and support research in the area of neuroendocrine cancers.
General cancer support sites and links to lists of hospitals and institutions by location.
Please note: Many of these sites have additional links, to specific cancer support groups, as well as information on symptoms, management and treatments. Please check them out too, as they include some very good sites, too many to list here.
Association of cancer online resources
Free online lifeline for everyone affected by cancer & related disorders.
Cancer Australia
Cancer Australia is a national government agency, working to reduce the impact of cancer on all Australians.
Cancer Index
A comprehensive Guide to Internet Resources for Cancer.
European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC)
The European Cancer Patient Coalition (ECPC) is the voice of the European cancer patient community, uniquely representing the interests of all cancer patient groups from the major to the rarer cancers.
Top Cancer Hospitals (US)
As ranked by US News and World Report.
The U.S. News: Best Cancer Hospitals
Rankings cover 170 hospitals.
National Cancer Institute (US)
National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD)
Includes a list of information of over 1100 rare diseases.
ICRDOD - RareDis
Information center for rare diseases and orphan drugs (European).
The National Cancer Intelligence Network (UK)
The National Cancer Intelligence Network is a UK site, which lists cancer registries, clinical champions, health service researchers and a range of other interested parties.
Treatment diaries
A social network centered on purpose and privacy for anyone touched by illness. Real and meaningful dialogue between strangers; people just like you share strong bonds, work to overcome similar challenges, and strive to achieve the same breakthroughs and milestones on their journey with any illness. Connect with purpose, share through diaries and be inspired!
The National Library of Medicine.
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text: This is "Weekend in Paris", Dimensions kit #65049; it's on 18 count Aida. I got this a few years ago when I wasn't sure if I could successfully do a counted cross-stitch without getting completely lost in the pattern. I did everything except the red background very quickly; I started the red background but got distracted and didn't go back to it for a couple of years. I picked it up again thanks to World WIP Wednesdays on LJ (take an unfinished project, work on it a little every Wednesday). After I finished the orchids, I moved this up to a primary project and have finally finished it. The backstitching on the lettering was inconsistent (for example, the three E's in weekend all had different backstitching) and incomplete (stitches missing here and there, the W and the S were missing parts of the backstitching).


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"The black horse kicked hooves into the yellow sky; its long mane flowing north across southern plains. It stopped as a red light flared up before it and receded back onto the bonnet of Ishmael's F355 Ferrari. A young boy stepped out and started to wipe it down."
This book wasn't the easiest to follow at times but that's a result of the ambition of the imagination of French and as a reader you have to work hard to stick with it.
Isaac Steward is a fairly simple man when you first meet him but as his memories unfold around him you find out he is coning to terms with a terrible secret that has ripped his family apart and leads him to the very brink mentally and physically.
Once you start getting the pieces of the jigsaw you can get a grip of sorts on the story but this is a bit like a rollercoaster and they were times I was out of the car just holding onto the rail waiting for a period when I could climb back in and feel comfortable again.
That's partly because a decent chunk of the story happens in Isaac's subconscious where his good and bad memories are struggling to control his emotions. Bad memories have the power to do him great harm so happier times with punch and judy shoes on seas side holidays are ferried in to keep the equilibrium going.
the bad memories are locked up secure in HMS prison Gyrus but below the prison wals lies a beach where the punch and judy characters stroll and the battle for control of Isaac's mind plays out.
But if you have done something that caused great tragedy then it will at some point have to recognised and dealt with and sure enough the balance in Isaac's mind finally shifts to a place where facing up to those bad memories is unavoidable.
Partly because of the names, good biblical ones, and the appearance of angels and demons this has the feeling of being much more of a literal fight between good and evil.
This book wasn't that easy to read and there were moments I struggled to visualise hat was happening. But, and this is the important bit, I got something out of it and there was a story that worked for me so in that respect the book delivered.


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October 26, 2016 is our Luncheon honouring Ian Proudfoot, newly retired Publisher of Metroland Media is SOLD OUT!
"Ian has demonstrated his compassion for his community for over 30 years. Having recently retired as the publisher for Metroland's central division he continues to give of his time and expertise to many organizations across York Region. His integrity and inclusiveness in bringing people together to build a better community is widely recognized and often sought after. Ian Proudfoot demonstrates "Character in Action" and serves as an excellent role model for anyone wishing to learn how to give back." Steve Hinder, Chair CCFYR, Board of Governors.
Your involvement will help Character Community Foundation of York Region provide services and support for further developing positive character across York Region.
2014 Celebration of Character - Community Champions Luncheon
On Thursday, November 6, 2014 we hosted our Celebration of Character Luncheon honouring our first group of Community Champions.
The 2014 honourees:
- Bob Kilgour and Cardinal Golf Club
- Brian Bentz and PowerStream Inc.
- Leo McArthur and The Miller Group
Our honourees have been instrumental in the continued development and ongoing expansion of positive Character development across York Region. They have supported and integrated our initiative into their own businesses, promoted our work and have been a true Community Champion with the Character Community Foundation.
The Character Community Foundation of York Region's Mission is to engage individuals and organizations in positive character development.
Our keynote speaker was Marc Neeb - Executive Vice-President and Chief Human Resources Officer, Magna International Inc.
Please view his PPT on the Traits of Successful Leaders.
Click here to read the YRMG article on our event.
View our photo gallery by Merk Photography below.


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Online WWI memorial to the men of Swanscombe, Kent
The site can be found at Swanscombe Memorial
"Known as DocExplore, the project aims to develop an interactive system which allows digitised versions of valuable historical documents to be explored via a touchscreen, simulating, as far as possible, the experience of accessing the physical object itself. But users can see much more than the document – they can access translations and transcriptions, read more about the period in which it was written, its contents and who would have used it at the time by using the additional text, image, sound and video resources that are a feature of the system. DocExplore will also capture the knowledge and expertise of the Archive's staff by allowing them easily to present any available digitised document".
Canterbury Archives is holding a Sharing Histories exhibition in the reading room on 13th-14th September 2013 10.00-16.00 details are at Canterbury Cathedral more details can also be found at BBC News and docExplore and docexplore press release (pdf file).


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The online Ethiopia Visa application has been designed to be straightforward and quick to complete. The online form only takes a matter of minutes and applications are normally processed within 24 hours.
Filling out the Ethiopia visa application form
The online Ethiopia visa registration is simple to complete. Applicants just need to answer the questions with the required information which includes the applicant's name, address, date of birth, email address, and travel plans.
Applicants must also enter their passport details accurately and answer some health and security-related questions. In total, the process of filling out the form does not takes longer than a few minutes in most cases.
Reviewing information and confirming payment
To successfully submit the Ethiopia Online Visa application it is necessary to meet the visa requirements and pay a fee using a credit or debit card. Applicants need to ensure that every section of the Ethiopia eVisa application is completed accurately. Any inaccuracies or incomplete sections could lead to the application being delayed.
Applicants must have a valid passport with at least six months remaining. Please note that the passport used to apply for the Ethiopian visa must be the same as the one used to enter the country.
Ethiopia eVisa processing time
After the Ethiopian visa application form has been submitted the information provided is screened by the Ethiopian authorities. The vast majority of applications will be approved within 24 hours.
In rare cases, the Ethiopia visa application process can take up to 72 hours to process. To minimize the chances of delays, applicants should ensure that all the information is entered accurately and that no sections are left incomplete.
Receiving the approved Ethiopian eVisa
Once approved, the Ethiopia eVisa is sent to the applicant by email. It is necessary to print a copy to present at the border to gain entry. Travelers should make sure that the printed copy is clear and legible.
The email address provided on the application form will be used to deliver the eVisa. The Ethiopia eVisa allows visitors to enter for either 30 days or 90 days depending on the selection made on the application form.


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The biggest sporting event on the planet, the World Cup is just days away. As countries fine tune their final preparations and hope and pray their star players remain injury free for the month of June (spare a thought for Ghana's Michael Essien and Germany's Michael Ballack :)….), many punters are continually asking the question, "Who will lift the coveted prize on 11 July?".
This week, "The F Word" will get off the fence he proudly loves to sit on and answer that $64,000 question. Well, I will attempt to anyway!
First, a word on my beloved Socceroos. As much as I would love to see our boys win the World Cup, Michael Caton's catch phrase, "Tell him he's dreaming" from the movie, 'The Castle' springs to mind. Whilst our boys are a competitive and proud bunch, that alone does not win World Cups. Technique, an ability to change tactically throughout a game and squad depth does. That's not to say the Socceroos don't have those qualities. But in all honesty, they are no match for the big boys. Getting out of the group of death will be a master stroke and marvellous feat in itself. But more on that topic next week….
Second, a word on the reigning champions and a team close to my heart, Italy. It saddens me to say this but whilst Italy possess a World Cup winning coach and know how to win a World Cup (no, this is not an invitation for you to insert a diving joke here!) they are an ageing team and one in transition. I believe they will not successfully defend their crown. Expect to see them exit the competition at the quarter final stage.
Ok, now for the other pretenders, I mean "contenders"….
A powerhouse team earlier this decade, those days are now behind them. Not even Jose "The Special One" Mourinho could guide them to winning this World Cup. Enough said! BTW – don't be surprised if 'Les Elephants' trample them in the Group Stage.
The French possess some of the best players in their respective positions on the planet and have class all over the football pitch. Nevertheless, harnessing that talent was a struggle at Euro 2008 and will remain so at this tournament. Besides, they say "nice guys come last". The idealist in me hopes the same fate applies to cheats (the last sentence is best said in an Irish accent….to be sure, to be sure!).
Like Italy and Brazil, Germany has the experience, rich history and aura of a winning team. Nevertheless, Michael Ballack's omission will hurt them. Whilst Joachim Low pulls the strings from the sidelines, Ballack pulled them on the park. He is a brilliant leader and motivator and will be missed. Further, Germany possess one of the youngest squads at the World Cup (read: "inexperience"). This World Cup may have come a year or two too early for this exciting group of players…..
Yes, they possess the best player on the planet (Lionel Messi)….
Yes, they have an excellent array of attacking talent…..
BUT whilst scoring goals may win World Cups, not conceding them also does (note: Italy won the 2006 World Cup having conceded just one goal in open play!).
Diego Maradona's coaching ability remains a question mark and his stubbornness to overlook defensive stalwarts and Champions League winners Esteban Cambiasso and Javier Zanetti will come back to haunt him. Vai con dios, Diego…..
The Local Lads
World Cups, especially those staged outside Europe, have a tendency of throwing up a wild card or surprise. Japan and South Korea jointly hosted the World Cup in 2002 and unfancied South Korea and Turkey went all the way to the semi finals. I hope and believe this tournament will also throw up a surprise. If so, I believe the surprise packet will be an African nation.
The host nation? Probably not. Very few players ply their trade in Europe and bafana bafana will be like a fish out of water.
Ghana? Chelsea star Michael Essien may be absent but the Ghanaians reached the final of the African Cup of Nations earlier this year without experienced players Essien, Appiah and Muntari, amongst others. Socceroos BEWARE 9again, more on this next week….). Nevertheless, and like Australia, getting out of the group of death will be an accomplishment in itself for the Ghanaians.
I believe the real 'local' threat will come from the Ivory Coast. Yes, they are in the "other" group of death, but frankly, any team boasting Didier Drogba as the man leading the line up front and who is supported by the likes of the Toure brothers is worthy of respect. If the Ivorians do get out of their group, their self belief will be sky high and as such, would back themselves to get beyond the round of 16. The idealist in me would love to see Drogba & Co go far. It would benefit the African Game and the "World" Game.
Finally, the teams I expect to go very far…..
The Samba stars wear five yellow stars on their shirts. No, not becuase they did their maths homework or study astrology as a pastime, but becuase they've won it five times. They have the aura, experience, history, squad depth, technical and tactical ability and self belief to win World Cups. In fact, they believe it is their God given right to always win the World Cup! Heck, they've won it five times so who can argue with that?! A sixth time? I think I've already argued the point….
England have a wealth of talent playing at the highest level all over the football pitch. John Terry, Frank Lampard, Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney are all in their prime. Another major reason for optimism is their coach, Fabio Capello. Capello has a wealth of experience at club level and knows how to win trophies (his CV includes successful coaching stints at some of Europe's finest clubs such as AC Milan, Juventus and Real Madrid). Capello is thorough, organised, disciplined and values the team ahead of the individual. Further, he has managed to get all the abovementioned individual stars to gel and has found a system that accommodates all those big names. Many are predicting this is England's best chance in a long time to deliver on its promise. I am one of those people.
Whilst they have never won a World Cup, the reigning European champions have an enviable blend of brilliant individual talent with a strong team mentality boasting players like Fernando Torres, Cesc Fabregas, Andreas Iniesta, Xavi and David Villa. Further, Spain play a patient, short and fluent passing game. The Spanish call this style of play "tiki taka". I prefer to call it bold and brave. In an age when football is (arguably) becoming too defensive and physical, Spain's exploits at Euro 2008 illustrated that trophies can still be won whilst playing an attractive brand of football where the little men of the game can still make great leaps. Spain's only enemy is immense public pressure. How good are they? Good enough to win the tournament.
The Ace in the Pack – Holland/The Netherlands/"Total Football"/The best team to 'never' win a World Cup
Call them what you like but this team, this time around, appears to be the real deal. Ranked number 3 in the world and boasting a wonderful array of attack minded players blended with defensive solidity, it's no wonder Football Federation Australia continually employs Dutch coaches in the higher echelons of our game and is attempting to emulate a Dutch footballing model and culture in Australia. The proof is in the pudding. Like the Spaniards, the Dutch strive to play a beautiful game matched with blistering pace. But why have they not won a World Cup yet? It's arguable the reasons lie in matters off the field, rather than on it. The only thing that will stop the Dutch from going very far in the tournament is egocentric individuals and factions in the dressing room (both of which have dogged a number of their previous World Cup campaigns). The Dutch have a history with the host nation, South Africa. Dutch traders landed in South Africa in 1652 establishing a stopover on the spice route between Holland and the Far East. Can they now right the wrongs of the past and re-write a new chapter in their football history? The purist in me certainly hopes so.
My tip(S!) (hey, I did say I would 'attempt' to get off the fence!)
The realist in me says an Italian (albeit, one calling the shots from the sidelines) will have the last laugh and hold the World Cup aloft on 11 July. England's time is now so throw a lobster ($20) on the Poms.
I however, am a purist and dreamer.
And World Cups are where dreams are made and fulfilled (read: minnows South Korea and Turkey gatecrashing the party in 2002 and recall Timmy Cahill punching the corner flag in that 'amazing eight minute spell' in Kaiserslauten on 12 June, 2006). I dare to dream and would love nothing more than to see the free flowing Spaniards meet the crafty and pacy Dutch in the final. The midfield wizardry of Xavi vs the classy movement of Sneidjer, the potent finishing of Torres and Villa (take your pick!) vs the speed and guile of Robben ….the list goes on.
Who will win?
Who cares!
Because if these two teams meet in the final a new chapter in World Cup history will begin and there will be one true winner.
The beautiful game.
The "World" game.
Mark "The F Word" Fiorenti – discussing all things concerning the World Game


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Introduction to Aromatherapy
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For people who are interested in holistic treatments. You will be introduced to a number of essential oils and carrier oils and will have the chance to produce your own oil to take home. You will learn how to perform a basic hand and arm massage, as well as useful information to help you further develop this area of interest.
Course aim
To introduce the practice of aromatherapy as an alternative treatment. To gain knowledge and understanding of the benefits, contraindications and safety precautions in the use of aromatherapy.
Do I need any particular skills or experience?
- No skills or experience needed
- This course is for beginners
By the end of the course I should be able to:
- Have an increased level of understanding of aromatherapy
- Identify the benefits of seven essential oils
- adhere to safety precautions surrounding essential oils
- Perform a hand and arm massage
- Produce an aromatherapy blended oil for personal use
How will I be taught?
- The WEA tutor will use a range of different teaching and learning methods and encourage you and the group to be actively involved in your learning
What kind of feedback can I expect?
- A range of informal activities will be used by the tutor to see what you are learning which may include quizzes, question and answer, small projects and discussion
- You will have opportunities to discuss your progress with your tutor
- You will be encouraged to share your work with the group and discuss your learning
What else do I need to know?
- Nothing else is needed
- All materials will be provided
Pre-course work, reading and information sources
- No pre reading or pre course work is required
What can I do next?
- Progress to another WEA course
- Progress to a course with another provider
Download full Course information sheet
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The Truth Is Out There!
The Truth Is Out There in Garthdee, a tiny hamlet of Aberdeen, the place time forgot and the place where one man used to rule could soon be a thing of the past.
Now one person has shifted the balance of power and opened the entire community to a new life of scrutiny and open debate like never before.
Today the self proclaimed god king removed certain social media postings which for the uneducated in these matters makes no difference as Facebook and twitter keeps copies of all postings made and deleted on their servers, unlucky.
We have yet to report on the full details of this said event that caused this massive sea change but rest assured we will!
The Truth Is Out There if one is brave enough to search for it!


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Digital marketing CV example with writing guide and CV template
If you're looking to land a top digital marketing job, then you need a strong CV
Whether you are an all-round digital marketer or a specialist within a particular area, such as SEO, PPC or social media; your digital marketing CV needs to communicate your value to employers quickly, and show recruiters that you are perfect for their job.
This detailed guide including a digital marketing CV example and downloadable CV template from our partners, will guide you through the writing of your own digital marketing CV from start to finish.
The guide is broken down into the following sections:
Digital marketing CV guide contents
- Pick a focus for your CV
- Research employer needs
- Format and structure your CV
- Digital marketing CV example
- Create an eye-catching CV profile
- Write your role descriptions
- Education, interests and final checks
Pick a focus for your digital marketing CV
Before you write a single word of your CV, you must decide on its purpose.
As a marketer; if you were planning a SEO campaign or building a landing page, you would firstly need to determine who you are looking to target, and what goals you are trying to achieve.
Without knowing these 2 factors, your marketing efforts will probably fail.
Your CV is your marketing material for your job search, so it's important that you know it's audience and purpose before you start writing it.
You need to ask yourself:
What types of roles will you be applying for?
Digital marketing covers a broad spectrum of activities, so you need to be clear about exactly which roles you are applying for, before you start crafting your CV.
For example you may be applying to…
- SEO specialist roles where the job is solely focused on organic traffic generation
- Email marketing roles where you will be tasked with increasing sales via email campaigns
- Digital Marketing Manager roles where you are responsible for the full digital marketing spectrum of a company or area within a company.
Who will you be sending your CV to?
Once you have determined the types of roles you will be applying for, you can also choose what type of employers you will be targeting.
This could be one or more of a broad range of organisations such as:
- Digital agencies who work with multiple clients
- Online retailers
- A specific type of online retailer: such as clothing, homeware etc.
- Insurance companies
Once you know the roles and companies that you are targeting, you have a clear focus for your CV.
This part of the of the process is similar to creating a buyer persona in marketing terms.
As a marketer, you probably know that if you try to attract everyone in a campaign with too broad targeting, you will probably end up attracting nobody.
The same is true of your CV.
If you make it too broad, you won't impress many recruiters or employers because you will not appear as an expert in any particular area.
The more narrowly you target your CV, the more attractive it will be to those who you are trying to reach.
Here are some examples of good CV focuses:
- SEO Manager for Online Retailers
- User Experience (UX) Designer for Digital Agencies
- Social Media Manager for Large Corporates
- Digital Marketing Manager for Cross-industry Small Businesses
Note: It's OK to focus your CV solely on your skills and apply cross-industry, if you don't have an industry specialism or preference.
Also, if you are looking to apply in 2 or more very different areas, it's best to have multiple CVs that are each strongly targeted towards each specific area.
To help you pick a focus for your digital marketing CV, we have created this handy infographic which shows 63 valuable digital marketing skills you could potentially add to your CV.
Research employer needs
Once you've decided on a focus for your CV, you need to determine what qualities your target employers are looking for in a candidate.
Failing to do this will mean that you are simply using guesswork to generate the contents of your CV.
After some thorough research, you will know exactly what to put in your CV to impress recruiters, and therefore writing it will become much easier.
So how do you research employer needs?
i) Hit the job boards
One of the easiest ways to research employer needs is by visiting a relevant job website and scanning through plenty of digital marketing jobs that you would apply for.
Make a list of the candidate requirements that frequently appear, to gather the most important attributes for employers.
Focus on hard factual skills like the ones in the above infographic.
Don't worry too much about soft skills like, "motivation", "team work" etc. as these types of qualities are generic and needed in any job - recruiters will not be actively searching for them.
ii) Scan LinkedIn
A global search for "digital marketing" on LinkedIn, returns over 6 million profiles, so you should be able to find some strong profile examples in your niche.
If you're already on LinkedIn, you will probably have a decent network of peers to scan through. If not, then sign up and start connecting with colleagues and friends.
Search for professionals who are working in similar roles to the ones you are applying for, and take some inspiration from the skills and tools they are including in their profiles.
Once you've decided a focus for your CV and researched the needs of your target employers, you will be in a much stronger position to start writing your CV.
Most candidates write their CV without any research, based on what they think is important and usually end up with a CV that only impresses themselves.
If you want to impress employers, you need to find out what will impress them first.
Formatting and structuring your digital marketing CV
Now that you understand the message you are trying to convey with your CV, you need to create an effective structure and format.
When formatting your CV, you must bear the 2 following points in mind.
1) Easy reading
Recruiters and hiring managers sometimes see hundreds of CVs in a week, so make it easy for them to navigate your CV and find the information that they want.
2) Professionalism
Your CV is often the very first impression that a recruiter will have of you, so it should look immaculate and not give them any reason to doubt you.
The diagram below shows a very high level overview of how you should structure your digital marketing CV.
I would advise writing your CV in Microsoft Word, as it has all the features you will need for writing your CV and is generally considered to be the standard format amongst recruiters and employers.
Don't be tempted to go wild on design by adding logos and multiple colours – it can cause distraction and confuse CV scanning software. Keep it simple and focus on the written content.
Digital marketing CV example
The digital marketing CV example below shows how the structure and format work in practice.
Your own CV will of course be unique, but this should give you a good base to work from, and an idea of what elements you should be highlighting.
Create an eye catching profile
Your profile is a short introductory paragraph which sits at the top of your CV. It summarises you at a very high level and tells readers the benefits of hiring you.
As your profile will be the first visible point of your CV once it is opened, it needs to make a big impact.
If your profile doesn't contain the important requirements for your target roles, some recruiters may close it down without reading any further – which is bad news for your applications.
Think of your profile as a quick sales pitch to get your foot in the door.
As a digital marketer, your profile should include:
- Type and size of companies/clients you have worked for
- Specialisms with digital marketing (SEO, email marketing, PPC etc.)
- Type of projects you have worked on and their size and impact
- Tools and technologies you are familiar with
- Relevant qualifications
- What problems do you solve for your employers? (increase engagement, boost revenue, increase conversion rates?)
You should avoid using too many cliche terms such as;
- Hard working
- Team player
- Self-motivated
- Positive attitude
These phrases are too generic and don't tell readers anything factual about you. Recruiters will be searching for hard factual experience, skills and knowledge - not cliche phrases.
Here is an example of a digital marketing CV profile.
Try to keep yours to around the same length whilst maintaining a punchy and professional writing style.
See more CV profile examples here.
Add a core skills section
By adding a bullet pointed core skills section just underneath your profile, you can ensure that essential points instantly jump out at readers to give them a very quick snapshot of your skill set.
These points should include skills, tools, qualifications and anything else that ties in directly to your target employers' requirements.
Bear in mind that it's best for your current or most recent role to be visible when the CV is opened, so keep your profile and core skills short enough to allow this.
It's similar to keeping important elements above the fold on a web page, to ensure they are seen without making the user scroll down.
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Write your CV role descriptions
Your role descriptions give you a great opportunity to describe how you contribute to your employers' success. They must be organised and structured correctly in order to communicate your message effectively.
Firstly, your roles should be listed in reverse chronological order, with plenty of detail in recent roles, and less detail in older roles. This is because recruiters will be most interested in your recent work to gain an understanding of your current capabilities. They won't be so interested in the work you did years ago, but it should still be included (in less detail) to show your career path.
Structuring your roles
To ensure that your roles are easy to read, navigate and understand, a logical structure is crucial.
Head the role up with an introductory paragraph that summarises:
- What your employer does
- What your area/team do (if working for a large firm)
- Where you sit within the hierarchy
- What the overall goal of your role is
- How your work contributes the goals of your employer
Once you've set the scene with an informative intro; list your responsibilities in a series of bullet points to demonstrate your daily/weekly/monthly activities.
Keep the bullet points to one line in length to allow easy scanning, and where possible, try to show how your actions benefit your employer.
Responsibilities will differ from job to job but some important things to include are:
- People you interact with: clients, colleagues, vendors, contractors, regulators etc.
- Tools and languages used: HMTL, Wordpress, Mailchimp, Facebook, Hootsuite etc.
- Work produced: Web pages, articles, email campaigns, reports etc.
- Projects you contribute to: website builds, marketing campaigns etc.
- Environments worked in: busy agency, secure government building etc.
Show your impact
If you really want to prove your value as an employee, include some impressive achievements that have impacted the business greatly.
In digital marketing, achievements could include:
- Increasing traffic to a website or page
- Building a huge social media following
- Generating a large number of leads for a service or product
- Increasing revenue for an employer
- Gaining an industry recognised award
These types of achievements show employers the benefits they can expect to see, if they bring you on board.
Add numbers
Ideally you should quantify your value by adding tangible facts and figures to back these achievements up.
For example:
- Built a 10k Facebook following and 20k Twitter following from scratch
- Generated a 300% uplift in organic traffic to website in 6 months
- Generated 5,000 leads and converted 30% into high value sales
- Delivered PPC campaign with a £20k return on investment
By including numbers in your achievements, you make them instantly recognisable to readers and allow them to bench mark you against other candidates.
Education, qualifications and technical skills
Your education, qualifications and any relevant technical skills should be listed in detail at the bottom, as in the example below.
Important aspects from this section should be repeated in your profile to ensure they are noticed by recruiters.
For experienced candidates, your profile will be focused around your work experience, but for junior candidates (such as school leaver and graduates) your profile will be more focused on your education and qualifications.
Interests and hobbies are an optional section. I would only recommend adding your interests if they are relevant to your target roles or digital marketing in general – or if they are particularly impressive.
For example:
Work/digital marketing related interests
- Creating your own websites
- Writing articles or blogs
- Selling products on eBay
Impressive interests
- Running marathons
- Volunteering
- Organising events
Final checks
Your CV is a professional marketing document for your services, so it needs to be immaculate. It only takes one mistake to make a recruiter doubt your credibility.
Before you take your CV out on the job market, proof read it thoroughly to make sure that there are no spelling mistakes, grammar errors or typos.
Don't rely on spellcheck to do all the work for you.
Conclusion – your digital marketing CV
If you want to create a CV that will secure interviews in the digital marketing space, follow the steps above to pick your niche, create a professional structure, and fill the CV with appealing content.
If your CV can quickly communicate your skills and the benefits of hiring you, you will definitely capture the attention of recruiters and employers.


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There are two keys to living a healthy lifestyle: diet and exercise. Exercise along with a balanced diet provides the foundation for a healthy, active life.
Diet and exercise can make a huge difference in things like your energy level, your resistance to illness and disease, and even your mental stability. And the same is true for children. One of the most important things parents can do is encourage healthy habits in their children early on in life. And if this is something that you have struggled with in the past, it's not too late to start now. Here are seven fantastic ways to encourage healthy habits in your family.
• Fun activities. There are tons of activities in which your child can participate to keep them active. Help your child find a sport or after-school club in which they might be interested. And if you are looking for something a little more exciting, try a 5k or local fun run to get your family up and moving. The more they enjoy the activity, the more likely they are too continue it. Get the entire family involved. It is a great bonding experience.
• Provide active toys. Children should have easy access to active toys. Active toys are toys that promote exercise and physical movement in order to play with them. Examples are balls, bikes, jump ropes — basically anything that gets kids up and moving. In addition to providing these toys, it is important to also provide the opportunity to play with them. Play a family game of dodgeball or take a nice bike ride around the neighborhood while the weather is nice.
• Role model. It's no secret — leading by example is the best way to teach those around you new habits or skills, and children are absolutely no exception. Children who regularly see their parents enjoying sports and exercise are much more likely to follow in the same footsteps. You don't have to be perfect all the time, but if kids see you trying to eat right and getting your exercise, they will notice. You'll send a message that taking care of your health is important.
• Reading food labels. Learning to read food labels is extremely important to understanding what you put in your body. Teach your children how to read labels properly and give them the chance to give their opinions as to what they believe is a good food choice. The whole family will learn what's good for their health and be more conscious of what they eat. It's a habit that helps change behavior for a lifetime.
• Turn off technology. At this point, who isn't on tech overload? Children are especially susceptible to this. That's not to say that all technology is bad because it certainly is not. But there is definitely such a thing as too much of a good thing. It can be hard to pull your family away from the TV, the computer/tablet screen, the smartphones, the video games, the iPads, and all of the other gadgets that have become a part of everyday life. But getting your family out of their seats and out into the world around them helps them become more self-aware. Communicating in person with other people develops social skills that can't be learned online.
• Cook healthier alternatives. This is probably my favorite of all the suggestions. Why? Because it is so much fun to experiment in the kitchen. Just about every single dish that your family enjoys can be made into a healthier version that's just as tasty as the original. Start with a few of your favorite recipes and begin by substituting some of the ingredients for healthier options. For example, you can substitute cheeses for their low-fat counterparts, butter for olive oil, mashed banana for eggs, or low-fat Greek yogurt instead of sour cream. The possibilities are endless and you'll be amazed at all of the new and improved recipes that you will create.
• Drink more water. Water is the world's most perfect drink. It hydrates, cleanses toxins, and happens to be quite refreshing after a great workout. Not to mention that it's common knowledge that the over-consumption of sweetened drinks and sodas has been linked to increased rates of obesity in children. Send your children to school and sports practices with a refillable water bottle and encourage them to use it throughout the day.
Sticking to a healthy lifestyle is hard work but providing your child with practical ways to stay healthy can serve them well throughout their life. There will be days when you'll want to give up but the end result will be so worth it. And your family might even thank you for it!
Danielle Moser is a Reisterstown resident and can be reached via email at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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ALMAMET GMBH was founded in 1983 by Ing. Eugen Wieser and Alexander Rhomberg. The goal was to produce Magnesium granules for the iron and steel industry cost effectively and to produce traditional Magnesium based products for the chemical, welding and pyrotechnical industry. Alexander Rhomberg has been ALMAMETs managing director ever since the company was founded.
In 1985 the first products were manufactured at a newly built production plant (MME) located in the European part of Turkey. Today the plant has a capacity of approx. 12,000 tons/year.
In 1986 an office was opened in Istanbul. At the same time ALMAMET's first blending station in the Ruhr District went into operation.
In 1993 ALMAMET installed a second blending plant for Lime/Magnesium blends, introducing them to the European steel industry.
In 1994 ALMAMET's activities expanded to Eastern Europe and the CIS.
In 1995 the Swiss Minmet-Group took over Eugen Wiesers share of the company. A production plant for the manufacture of hot metal desulfurization reagents on the basis of Calcium Carbide was taken into operation.
In 1997 the joint venture SZD between ALMAMET and Solikamsk Magnesium Works, a Russian Magnesium producer, was founded, in order to produce desulfurization reagents on the basis of Magnesium.
In 1998 a modern blending plant was purchased to expand the activity and capacity of ALMAMET in the Ruhr area.
In 2002 the Indian market of hot metal desulfurization was developed.
In 2003 a subsidiary in Baotou, China was opened.
In 2004 the joint venture ZMR between ALMAMET and EVRAZ Holding, Russia was established.
In 2005 the Chinese office of ALMAMET was relocated to Beijing. In the same year a production plant opened in Romania.
In 2006 ALMAMET inaugurated "Tianjin Magnesium Industry" in China for the production of Magnesium granules and blends.
In 2007 ALMAMET Ukraine was founded.
In 2008 ALMAMET established a lime treatment plant for desulfurization and sinter Lime on the premises of Hüttenwerke Krupp Mannesmann (HKM).
In 2010 ALMAMET USA was founded.
In 2012 ALMAMET India Pvt. Ltd was founded.
In 2013 ALMAMET celebrated its 30th anniversary.
In 2014 all ALMAMET locations worldwide are now certified in accordance with ISO 9001, following the certification of the subsidiary in Ratingen.
In 2015 MME (Magnezyum ve Metal) in Turkey becomes part of ALMAMET Group.
Today, ALMAMET supplies all western chemical plants, steel plants and other industries using its products, and is exporting to Australia, Japan, Taiwan, China, South Africa, India, North- and South America and the CiS.
The sale of desulfurization reagents containing Magnesium climbed from 100 t in 1985 to over 25,000 t in 2014. The sale of products containing Carbide or Lime increased to 60,000 t.
ALMAMET's product line includes fine powders, chips, granules as well as blends containing Magnesium, Magnesium alloys, Lime and Calcium Carbide.


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Moody High School (Corpus Christi, TX) catcher Michael Cantu has decided to forego playing professional baseball and will instead maintain his commitment to play at The University of Texas, as confirmed by Horn Sports' Kylie Hopkins on Tuesday. The 6-5, 220lb. catcher was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in the 30th round of the 2014 MLB Draft. Cantu swings a big bat and will add instant offense to the Texas offense next season.
While it is unclear what position Cantu will ultimately play at Texas (incumbent catcher Tres Barrera will only be a sophmore in 2015), it is evident that with Cantu's talent he will have a starting role in some capacity with the Longhorn baseball team. The Longhorns have also added another high school catcher to the 2014 class in Cedar Ridge High School's (Round Rock, TX) Michael McCann.
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Plot Summary:"As the United States is turned upside-down by a strange plague-like event in which millions of corpses walk the earth as blood-thirsty zombies (with the recently-deceased that the zombies kill usually returning as zombies themselves, multiplying their number), a small group of survivors of the onslaught, which include a nurse (Polley) and a police officer (Rhames), try to find shelter and protection within a massive shopping mall in the mid-sized city of Everett, WA. What they don't reckon on is that the zombies still have some sort of residual memory, and *everyone* loves going to the mall, right? Realizing that their time is running out, they decide to make another attempt at flight, to a presumably un-zombie-infested island, but to do so, they'll have to get past thousands of zombies in-between."
A ragtag group of survivors (including cool-headed cop Ving Rhames, nurse Polley, and arrogant and hostile security guard Michael Kelly) head for a suburban shopping mall to seek refuge from a rising horde of flesh-eating zombies who are very hungry...Look out for Ken Foree as a priest who gets to utter the immortal line 'When There's no more Room in Hell, the Dead will Walk the Earth', Tom Savini (as a cop who tells us to shoot the zombies in the head), and Scott Reiniger in cameos.
Or better yet, don't bother. The remake of 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre' might've been unnecessary, different in style and tone, and rather pointless overall, but at least it had style and there was a lot of enjoyment to be had on a B-movie level. This remake, however, simply sets itself in a shopping mall just for the hell of it, has far too many (mostly uninteresting) characters to care about (what can you say about a film where Ving Rhames- in the Ken Foree part- fades into the background?), and a surprising lack of energy, despite '28 Days Later'-like faster zombies.
There are fun moments to be sure, there's an absolutely brilliant twist involving a pregnant character (loved the idea of shooting zombie celebrity look-alikes, too), scenes of the zombie mass are quite effective (and there should've been more of such scenes), and the gore level is thankfully quite high in these rather frustratingly conservative times (And I'm no gore-hound at all).
It's not an awful film by any means (it's reason for being, however, is deplorable), but it does feature grainy hand-held digital video stuff that I hate, sadly overdoses on those horrible colour filters (the bane of my existence), and has not a helluva lot of substance. If taken as mindless carnage, there is some fun to be had (it sure as heck ain't no PG-13 flick), but like I say, the technical attributes (including a few annoying MTV-style gimmicks) hamper the fun quite a bit. With too many characters to have any real depth to any of them, it's hard to care about them or their situation (even if they replaced some of the duller actors like Jake Weber and replaced them with livelier actors it still wouldn't matter). And yet, we get a LOT of time spent with just the characters interacting, so there sure was ample opportunity for at least a little character development, but outside of Polley and maybe Weber we get none.
Why the hell doesn't Hollywood remake something that didn't quite work the first time? Why remake a great film that worked very well first time around? Money, money, money. I liked parts of this film (especially the premature end credits, the best idea in the film), but it's a shameless attempt to make lots of money and rather muted.
This was always going to be a difficult situation for me. In my personal estimation Romero's Dawn of the Dead is one of the greatest horror experiences there is. I have so many fond memories of the inventive styles and sequences used in the original. But I was determined not to let that partial favouritism overshadow my enjoyment of this remake, nor to let it become any overshadowing factor for my review.
Anna, a young nurse, finds herself thrown into the middle of a worldwide chaos as what appear to be flesh-eating zombies begin to kill and then just as easily rise up again, like any self-respectable zombie should. She finds shelter with a small group of other survivors in a nearby mall. But before long things start to deteriorate and survival is all that the group has in mind.
The instantly noticeable difference in this movie unlike most classic zombie treats is the overall pace. And I'm not just referring to the swiftness of scenes and the movement of the storyline but the incredible speed of the infected passing the disease between everybody. Not only does this disease zombify the body within moments after death, but these brain dead predators put the likes of Linford Christie and Michael Johnson to shame sprinting as they do to feed on their next victim. It's a disturbing thought and one that I'm still a little unsure about.
We associate zombies with slow-paced shuffling, for obvious reasons, they're brain dead! There is little activity going on upstairs and logical reasoning and coordination has slowed to a pathetic crawl. It wasn't until 28 Days Later revived the sub-genre recently into a different life that we began seeing more rapid moving zombie-like persons. This movie steps up the pace 10-fold, attempting to take it to a whole new level and to play about with more groundbreaking departures. Concepts and ideas that leave yesteryears zombies looking sluggish and non-threatening. In this day and age everything moves quicker - technology, medicine and even the negative aspects such as infection and disease. This surely seems the next logical step.
So after being thrown into the haste and visual thrills of this 'what seems to be' intelligent remake we are treated to quality make-up and effects, which apparently were based on real forensic photos. Also, of course, there are some very nice looking deaths, which take full advantage of modern aids such as CG and other advanced techniques. Well, you live in this day and age you have to take full benefit from the tools you that are available to you.
The movie flows on, but slows to a degree. There is a couple of sub-plots slipped in involving one of the survivors and her unborn child and the relationship the Ving Rhames character has with the guy on the roof of the adjacent Gun Works store. There's a number of notable cameos from stars of the original, there's some decent music blaring in the background, and a few in-jokes that hardcore buffs will smile at. And the editing is great.
Although, as Resident Evil initiated, there is no direct mention of the word zombie. There is no mention of what the infection is at all. But of course I think we can all feel that that hidden edge is what makes a movie like this even more credible, due to its simple lack of explanation and justification. It's a departure from the usual type of zombie movie. But with recent efforts such as 28 Days Later and Shaun of the Dead it just goes to show that there is still life and plenty of original ideas left in this rotting corpse of a sub-genre.
Not only is this one of the greatest horror films I have ever seen, this is also one of the greatest remakes I have ever seen.
This is a remake of the classic zombie film from the holy trinity of Zombie films - The Trilogy of The Dead. This original trilogy is made up of 'Night Of The Living Dead' (1968), 'Dawn Of The Dead' (1978) and 'Day Of The Dead' (1985).
The main problem with the original 'Dawn Of The Dead' is that it is overlong and you soon stop caring about the characters. This remake is a perfect film where everything keeps going at a great pace and where the secrets of what a zombie is and how you become one are quickly learnt by the characters. No time is wasted on pretending that we have never seen the living dead and don't understand what that means. There is no air-born virus or killer, disease carrying monkeys. Just as we understand what it means to be a vampire and how you become one, we know what a zombie is, so get those teeth away from me.
An unnamed disease turns everyone into a mindless zombie. A group of survivor's find themselves trapped in a shopping mall where they decide to wait until someone comes to rescue them. In time they learn no-one is coming and that they must fend for themselves.
In real life we have had incidents of SARS, Bird Flu and anthrax in the post, so it is not difficult to believe that an unknown disease could become unleashed amongst the populace killing everyone and everything it touches. This adds to the reality element of the film and therefore just makes the premise of the film even scarier. That is the main strength of this film. It is set in the real world and we are allowed to image what the world would be like if a disease did explode in society.
This is not a teen slasher movie where a bunch of randy, good looking kids get stuck amongst a sea of zombie's and are slowly whittled down one by one. This is a horror movie for those of us who are tired of having our intelligence insulted. The characters here are so much more than regular horror movie stereotypes and although you think you know who is the slimy one, the one that will betray everyone and save himself and who will be around at the end - you can never be quite sure.
The main feature of a proper zombie film is that it has fast zombies rather than the slow ones and thankfully there are no plodding 'Boris Karloff' style zombie's here. They are like whippets so you have to have your wits about you. It is not easy to stay unbitten but if one of them does bite then you are a guaranteed goner.
If you love horror movies, disaster movies, dystopia movies or movies that are just cool as hell to watch and don't force you to suspend normal notions of common sense then you CANNOT miss this. And to all you zombie fans out there - fast zombies are always the best, every time.


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Friday, March 29th, 2013, was a phenomenal day in this developer's life.
In late 2012 my employer, appendTo, began working with Microsoft on an extremely exciting project – preparing a version of the web's most beloved JavaScript library, jQuery, for Windows RT and use in Windows Store applications. This was particularly exciting for me since jQuery is one of my most active tags on Stack Overflow.
Towards the end of our work in preparing this special version of jQuery, I had the great pleasure of working with Elijah Manor on material that would be presented at //build/ 2012 by one of appendTo's founders, Mike Hostetler.
We had successfully delivered a version of jQuery that worked with the new security model in Windows Store applications. But this wasn't the end-goal; none of us wanted to maintain a clone of jQuery that was engineered specifically for Windows Store applications.
The project was a huge success, I was on cloud 9 having gotten to work with such phenomenal developers, and fantastic partners, on such a game-changing project. But again, our work wasn't done – we merely wet our appetites for far better results. We wanted jQuery itself to work in Windows Store applications, not some sufficiently-similar clone of jQuery.
Our focus was then turned to working more closely with jQuery core contributors, which resulted in me getting to meet even more amazing people, like the President of the jQuery Foundation, Dave Methvin. Dave is one of those old-school hackers that could keep you tuned to his every word for hours on end; such an amazing guy. With guys like him at the helm, it's easy to see why jQuery is such a success.
Moving forward, I began testing jQuery builds within Windows Store applications. This required forking, cloning, building, authoring and modifying unit tests, and more; it was a smörgåsbord of geek indulgence. At this time jQuery core contributors were working hard on version 2.0, the highly-anticipated version of jQuery that would shed itself of legacy support like a cicada liberated from it's shell.
The timing couldn't have been more perfect; Dave and the others were carefully extracting massive chunks of code from jQuery's core that existed for no other reason than to support over a decade of antiquated browsers. In parallel to their efforts, appendTo was diving into versions of jQuery from 1.8.3 to pre-builds of 2.0, addressing any and all patterns considered "unsafe" in the new non-browser environment.
In the end, it all paid off. jQuery 2.0 appears to be ready for Windows Store applications, and every web-developer looking to try their hands in the lucrative market of Native Windows 8 applications authored in JavaScript (and now jQuery) has a familiar gateway into the new stomping grounds. It's been an exciting project, and I'm incredibly humbled to have played a role in all of it.
Everything peeked for me yesterday though, when co-worker Ralph Whitbeck and I had our article Building Windows Store Applications With jQuery 2.0 published on Nettuts+. Immediately following that, I was mentioned on the Interoperability @ Microsoft blog. And soon thereafter, mentioned on none other than TechCrunch, a site with over 1,600,000 tech-loving subscribers.
I imagine this type of thing happens everyday with various different developers. You put your nose down into a project that you are personally excited to be a part of. You work countless hours researching, writing, and testing. You meet a few exciting people along the way, and then one day you lift up your eyes to realize that you just had part in something truly amazing.
The web is such an exciting place, and contributing to open-source projects is an incredibly rewarding thing. Fortunately, for myself and all of my peers, getting your hands dirty with such amazing projects is easier today than it has ever been before thanks to services like GitHub.
As for me, I'm looking forward to seeing how jQuery 2.0 and beyond are used in Windows Store applications, and perhaps be so fortunate enough to contribute further to this amazing project in the future. You can do the same.