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Cambria family headed to 17th-straight Dodger Opening Day
Bright and early next Sunday morning, the last day of March, Cambria's Kniffen family (Steve, Lorie, Reagan and Gehrig) will leave this quiet, cool community and head down Highway 1 to San Luis Obispo where they will catch Highway 101 south and complete the 222-mile trip to noisy, gridlocked and sports-crazed Los Angeles.
After the kids and parents take great pleasure in up and down rides on the 30-story glass outside elevators in the Bonaventure Hotel Sunday afternoon — and take a spin through the hardscrabble neighborhoods on LA's light rail Metro line — the most awesome segment of this 17th straight sojourn to LA waits on the morning of Monday, April 1.
The family will check out of their room at the Bonaventure and do what they have faithfully, dutifully done every year for the past 16 straight years: attend "Opening Day" at Dodger Stadium, a pilgrimage that father Steve says has spiritual overtones because "God is a baseball fan."
If you're in the Kniffen family, you know the approach to Dodger Stadium doesn't entail getting into the stop-and-go logjam of cars snaking up from Sunset Boulevard to the ball park to get there by game time. No way. The Kniffens arrive at the entrance to the parking lot well before the gates open (around 10:30 a.m. for a 1 p.m. game).
After all, there is a world of fun to be had before the game — playing catch and making friends in the parking lot — and, once in the park, checking out the high-tech aircraft that buzz the stadium in the traditional fly-over.
Steve candidly admits that at some stage in the pre-game ceremonies — during which iconic Dodger players from the past are introduced and patriotic themes abound — he has cried "more than once" from pure sentimental/emotional bliss.
Sixteen years ago, when Steve and Lorie attended their first Opening Day Dodger game — it was 1997 and the Dodgers were beaten 3-0 on a two-hitter by the Phillies' Curt Schilling — they walked through the turnstiles with their 40-day-old son Gehrig (who today is a sophomore on the Broncos' varsity baseball squad).
In the succeeding 16 years of attending Opening Day, the Kniffens have scanned the stadium but they have never located a child younger than 40 days in attendance. Hence, they may have the record, since the closest to Gehrig's infancy they've been able to locate was a child three months old.
Speaking of records, the Dodgers have won 10 of those 16 Opening Day contests, but rooting home a winner is only part of the purpose, Steve explains.
"It is truly a religious experience for us," Steve continues. "We don't take vacations as a family; this has been it. We have seen much of the world, but our journeys to the heart of LA have shown us much of the universe."
Unlike many Angelinos, the Kniffens have never in 16 years tried to beat the traffic by leaving a game before the last out. And unlike what most fans might do in terms of wagering with their children over a game's outcome, in 2005 (when Reagan, now a freshman at Coast Union, and Gehrig were in third and fourth grades) Steve boldly announced that if the Dodgers won he would drive home in his underwear.
It didn't seem like such a risky bet because it was the ninth inning and the Dodgers were three runs behind. But, boom, a homer in the ninth tied it and another blast in extra innings won it for the boys in blue. Well dad, it was your idea.
Meanwhile, Opening Day 2013 will be a first for the Kniffens: for 16 years they have had grandstand seats, but this year they're in the right field pavilion. It happens that this section features "all you can eat" nachos, Dodger Dogs, popcorn, peanuts, Cracker Jack, and soda.
"We are looking forward to that," Steve explained. And, he adds, consuming a Dodger Dog is part of the spirituality of the encounter — Dodger Dogs go down "…as smooth as the finest caviar."


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In the post 'Great News for POSIX', Alex Wilson commented on the announcement that VxWorks has becomes the first operating system to achieve certified conformance to POSIX PSE52 Realtime Controller 1003.13 standard. Alex has also discussed the different POSIX profiles here.
I was thinking about what this announcement means for developers? I have to confess that it's been a while since I spent all my time writing code, but I can clearly remember when I used to write device drivers and interface libraries under SunOS, Solaris, OS-9, LynxOS and VxWorks (wikipedia) to interface enterprise UNIX platforms and RTOS platforms to high-performance digital signal processor (DSP) VME boards.
The internals of each OS were of course quite different, which had an impact on the design of the device drivers, especially where multithreading (wikipedia) and MT-safety were concerned. The implementation of MT support provided by the OS platforms varied to a certain extent, so careful design was required to achieve a consistent application library API across platforms to aid portability and to ensure that the implementations behaved in a consistent manner too.
The most logical way of doing this was to use POSIX, as this was often at least partially supported on each of the OS platforms. (The Solaris implementation of threads had some differences, but this was well covered by Bil Lewis and Daniel J. Berg in 'Threads Primer – A Guide to Multithreaded Programming' (p117, according to the edition which is still on my bookshelf). By using an abstraction layer, it was possible to avoid exposing any OS dependencies to the user in the application libraries API.
Back to the present, now that VxWorks 6.4 has achieved 100% PSE 52 conformance, I can see how this will make it easier to implement portable libraries (and applications for that matter) on different real-time platforms. In A&D, I can imagine that this will be useful for programmes undergoing mid-life update, who want to migrate off legacy platforms; and for new programmes, who want to develop portable code to enable future portability.


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Rangers coach not concerned by Stepan's absenceby Dan Rosen
GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- As expected, Derek Stepan did not report to training camp with the New York Rangers on Wednesday as he remains a restricted free agent going through contract negotiations with the club.
Stepan is coming off his entry-level contract after leading the Rangers last season with 26 assists and 44 points in 48 games.
Rangers coach Alain Vigneault said Wednesday that he spoke to Stepan multiple times during the summer and he's not yet worried about him missing time in training camp because the players have not gone on the ice yet. Wednesday was reserved for off-ice medical testing; the first on-ice practice is scheduled for Thursday.
Vigneault also said Stepan's absence gives an opportunity to another player to showcase what he can do. He views it similar to the situation facing team captain Ryan Callahan and forward Carl Hagelin, who are recovering from offseason shoulder surgeries and could miss the start of the regular season.
"It would be better if he [Stepan] would be here, there's no doubt in that," Vigneault said. "We've got a whole new staff, there's some new teammates. You want everybody to start together and work together so that we're all striving for the same goals. That being said, though, this is a situation that is not within my control. It's a little bit within his control, but it's not within mine.
"Like I told him over the phone, I look forward to being his coach, I look forward to working with him and when he gets here it'll be fine."


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With all the financial problems that "The Real Housewives of New Jersey's" Teresa Giudice has been dealing with lately, we don't expect her to make public appearances for free.
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]]>Mike Esterman, said "that she would not show up unless she got paid," the event coordinator for Strengthen Our Sisters, Athena Georgiadis, told the New York Post. "I explained this was for a shelter for women and children. He said it doesn't matter." According to the site, Teresa charges $3,000 and car service for appearances. Georgiadis did say that Danielle, her daughters, and her rumored girlfriend and song partner, Lori Michaels, came for free. To be fair, many celebrities at all levels of popularity charge for their appearances, regardless of what kind of event it is. Esterman says he told the organization that he only handles her paid appearances and if they wanted her to come for free, they should approach her personally. We also wonder if she just decided not to come, because Danielle was there. Hello, Danielle is threatening to sue her! At any rate, is it that hard to give Teresa the message, Mr. Esterman? Don't you think she would have waived her fee if she knew? Follow Zap2it and TheRealJethro on Twitter and Zap2it on Facebook for the latest TV, movie and celebrity news. Photo credit: Bravo


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Go Green Global Technologies, Inc. is a U.S. company focused on developing and marketing innovative products that support and help sustain the environment.
Go Green Technologies Corp. provides unique and energy efficient solutions to environmental problems. Go Green Technologies Corp. offers the opportunity for talented people to develop goal oriented teams aimed at providing efficient and environmentally sustainable products. Go Green Technologies Corp.'s products will enhance and optimize natural resources that have been compromised by pollutants, degeneration and exploitation.
Go Green Sonical Water Treatment System work on water plants of any size and capacity load, ensuring full scale removal and a 95% decrease in bacterial load.
The Go Green Sonical Fuel Charger according to tests from the Marina Militare(Italian Navy) have demonstrated fuel savings of up to 10% and emission reductions of up to 60%.Results may vary depending on driver, type of fuel and weight of load. Go Green Technologies Corp. encourages exclusive distribution opportunities and partnerships for environmentally conscious entities committed to the development of progressive alternatives that will sustain and enhance our precious natural resources. CEO Letter :
January 5, 2016
It has been three months since I have had the pleasure of working at Go Green Global Technologies. I wanted to take this opportunity to provide a company update and tell you a little about what we have been working on since my arrival. There is no doubt that 2015 was a very challenging year for the company, but it was not one without some highlights. I am enthusiastic about the growth potential of our Sonical technology and our company.
The first half of the year was spent bringing our factory to the United States. With the relocation of the factory, we now have far greater control over the manufacturing process, production times and quality. Having the manufacturing under our roof will allow us to better meet the demands of our customers and fill orders. Along with the manufacturing, we brought over the R&D component of our business. This will allow us to increase innovation and improve our existing products, while also seeking new applications and products. Moving the manufacturing to the United States will also allow us to better manage production as our order flow grows from our newly designed sales process. This should allow us to avoid some of the delays associated with having to change the production line in order to accommodate different products and allow us to become more efficient. It will also help us better manage cash flow and costs from buying raw materials.
While sales suffered because of the factory move, there were some highlights which indicate that we are on the right path. Our Sonical technology has been well received; but, as with any new technology that is brought to market, we are addressing the adoption rate hurdles. Our products have been successfully introduced globally to customers across three different continents. We have provided chemical free, green solutions to customers in several key markets.
An assisted living facility has installed our water units in their facilities as an alternative to the conventional water softener equipment they were using in order to reduce the amount of sodium introduced to the water used for cooking and drinking. This is beneficial to their residents because it reduces the amount of sodium that they ingest in their diet. We anticipate that we will receive additional orders for their other facilities. Given the size of the assisted living industry and the benefits of Go Green's technology can provide, we expect to see substantial long term revenue from this market.
We continue to sell our products to diesel trucking fleets and also conduct fuel economy studies with these customers in the United States and Canada. We have recently concluded several tests for our diesel fuel units on trucks in the United States and Canada including a well-known transportation company. They found a significant improvement in the fuel economy of their trucks as a result of our technology. We installed units in 25 of their trucks, which have shown an average increase in fuel economy of approximately 8%. We expect to receive additional orders from this customer and to see the benefit of these fuel studies with new customers in the near future. We expect the transportation industry to be one of our largest global markets as both an aftermarket product and as a device installed by the original equipment manufacturers. We have already begun discussions with multiple OEMs in the automotive industry to explore ways we can reduce their emissions while also improving fuel economy and vehicle performance. As government mandated fuel economy standards and emissions requirements become more burdensome, we believe our product will be an integral part of the solution for meeting these requirements.
We have also begun the process of seeking the required insurance approvals and certifications for installations of our technology in ships for the maritime industry. As a solution for the near term emissions requirements facing the maritime industry, and our ability to substantially reduce their fuel costs
Our fuel units have been successfully installed on furnaces in municipal buildings. These units have dramatically reduced heating oil consumption and emissions for these customers. Annual maintenance costs have been reduced for these customers because of our Sonical units, while the improvement in efficiency has provided them with lower heating bills.
We have several tests of our water units going on with some well-known restaurant chains, further validating the function of our products. As the tests prove successful, we anticipate receiving orders. This testing process can take several months to conclude but we anticipate having positive results to share with investors and customers in the near future.
In November, we engaged a consulting company to help us raise capital and introduce us to influential customers. Through this relationship, we have already begun to investigate and evaluate strategic partnerships, alliances, licensing opportunities and other arrangements. Although this relationship is new, things are progressing quickly.
2015 proved to be a very challenging year for Go Green. However, since my arrival in October, we have addressed many of the key issues facing the company. Our work is far from done, but we are already beginning to see the fruits of our labor. We have established new structure and framework for the company, so that Go Green may be put in a position to have a successful year in 2016. We have made excellent progress so far on some of the issues that have been around for years. The Go Green team has worked extremely hard in 2015 to set the company up for success in 2016. We look forward to continuing this hard work and improving shareholder value in the coming year.
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April 26, 2008
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Aracelis Torres had a two-run double and Megan Boon added an one-run double as Yale cruised to a 6-3 victory over Brown to earn a split of an Ivy League doubleheader at the Erickson Athletic Complex. Katie Yanagisawa and Megan Enyeart also doubled for the Bulldogs. Brown scored twice in the sixth inning of the first game to erase a 1-0 deficit en route to a 2-1 victory.
Yale (18-24-1, 5-13 Ivy) banged out 12 hits in the second game. Ashley Sloan, Yanagisawa and Torres each had two apiece. Rebecca Wojciak pitched the first six innings, struck out four and scattered eight hits. Kayla Kuretich got the last three outs in order to earn a save.
Trailing 1-0, the Bulldogs scored twice in the third to take the lead. Sloan led off with a single to left and Yanagisawa followed with a double. Torres then drove both home with a double to the left-centerfield gap.
Yale increased the lead to 5-1 in the third. Sloan and Yanagisawa again got the rally started with back-to-back singles. Holly Gutterud followed with a single to center that scored Sloan. The final two runs scored when Nicole Wolfe reached on a throwing error by the shortstop.
Brown (8-24, 3-15 Ivy) scored single runs in the fifth and sixth innings, but the Bulldogs added an insurance run in the seventh on doubles by Enyeart and Boon.
McKynlee Westman and Courtney Blachford also had hits in the game for Yale.
In the first game, the Bulldogs grabbed a 1-0 lead in the fifth when Blachford tripled down the right-field line and scored on Sloan's infield single.
The Bears, though, scratched out two runs in the bottom of the sixth to take the lead.
Katie Edwards hit a long fly ball to left leading off the top of the seventh, but the wind kept it in the park and Brittany Lavine made the catch on the warning track.
Yale outhit Brown 6-4 but left seven runners on base. Blachford and Sloan had two hits apiece. Mariclaire Rebman and Yanagisawa both singled.
KR Ling pitched well for the Bulldogs, allowing only one earned run in five innings. She was relieved by Deanna DiBernardi, who struck out one in one inning.
The same two teams will play a doubleheader at Dewitt Family Field on Sunday beginning at 12:30 p.m.
Report filed by Tim Bennett, Yale Sports Publicity


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wo nai badariya parigow sanjha,
aguwa bhule ban khand manjha;
piya ante dhani ante rahai, chowpari kamari mathe gahai.
Sakhi: phulwa bhar
na le sakai, kahai sakhiyan son roi jyon jyon bhijai kamari, tyon tyon bhari hoi.
Those new clods have gathered and it has become evening ; the leader lost his way in the jungle. The husband is somewhere and the wife somewhere else; she places the folded blanket on her head.
Sakhi: When she was decorated with flowers by her friends she cried out to them that she could not bear the weight; Now as the blanket got wetter and wetter, it became heavier and heavier on her head.
This is the shortest ramaini in the Bijak and, as usual, Guru Kabir has packed it with metaphysical meaning. This is based on a story in which a king was under threat by an opposing army. He secretly sent his son and daughter-in-law through a hidden passage to obtain help from the prince's father-in-law. He sent a guide to show them the way through the forest. After arriving in the forest the wife became thirsty and asked her husband for water. He sent the guide for water and he got lost. He then went himself in search for water and lost his way also. In the meanwhile it started to rain, and the blanket which was folded in four and on which she was sitting, she placed on top of her head to keep herself dry. It became dark and, as the rain fell, the blanket got wet and became heavier and heavier. In the palace she complained of the weight of the flowers with which her friends decorated her, but now she has to bear the weight of the blanket. Guru Kabir, with his usual vivid imagination, used this story to make a comment on our condition in the world. The clouds are doubts and the night is ignorance; the four-folded blanket is our actions; the rain symbolizes desires; the wife is the soul and the husband is God. The leader is Brahma and the jungle is maya (illusion).
In this life we are under the influence of the clouds of doubts and the night of ignorance. The leaders, who are the priests, are themselves lost in the jungle of maya in this world. They have not attained God Realization, the goal which they are seeking. People, goaded on by desires, are occupied in various activities which, like a heavy wet blanket, keep weighing them down in this material world. The soul, separate from God, longs for union with Him, just as the wife in the jungle longs for her husband to return. She, in her ignorance, thought he was lost, just as we do not realize the presence of God.


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Delaware was fantastic, as were Pennsylvania and New Jersey; 3 States in 6 days - what fun. Writer Billie Travalini, a native Delawarian, whom I met through a mutual love of short fiction, was my hostess with the mostess in Wilmington, Northern Delaware.
Pinning the Bird to the Wall has my brain zinging. In Lewes we stayed with Billie's friends Dr and Mrs Miller, and they couldn't have been sweeter or more welcoming to a wandering Irish writer.
|Lilies at Longwood Gardens, Pennsylvania
|Billie's writing desk
|Billie Travalini on the deck of her cabin by the Brandywine River in Pennsylvania
|Pennsylvanian butterfly - it was HUGE
|I really fancied this cabin across the river from Billie's
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|Me on Billie's Wilmington balcony, Delaware
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|Billie opening the Lewes Conference
|Lighhouse, Lewes - from the ferry to Cape May, New Jersey
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Politics. The very word strikes anger, suspicion and doubt in many Americans. An Associated Press poll of 1,060 people nationwide (2016) shows almost four out of every 10 Americans have "hardly any" trust in the U.S. political system. The same poll found that only 1 in 10 have a great deal of confidence in the system.
To so many people, elected leaders are public servants who seem to spend most of their time and money serving themselves and their party or support group. Of course, they should do the will of the people by prioritizing compromise and solution to enact bipartisan answers to pressing problems.
The fact remains that the billionaire class and its rigged economy are parts of the topsy-turvy political system. Senator Bernie Sanders has given voice to the mounting anger of millions of young and working-class Americans who want a denunciation of class inequality and corporate power. This outcry is nothing new – review Jesse Jackson in the 1980s, Ralph Nader in 2000, and the Occupy Wall Street movement that began in 2011.
Still …
The political establishment was quick to use the "s" word to label Sanders and cast him in a highly questionable light – he was widely branded as a socialist for his platform against wealth inequality and corporate greed. Yet, Sanders flatly disavows the very heart of socialism as defined by Karl Marx: "I don't believe government should own the means of production." In actuality, a better description of his belief that working families who produce the wealth of America deserve a fair deal is social democracy.
Sanders lost the Democratic nomination for president to Hillary Clinton. And, all of us who have lived through desperately needed reform like the civil rights movement understand a sea change progresses in small, measured steps. It will take considerable time to change politics into something more like what Sanders envisions – less money and more people.
Getting money out of the political process and bringing more people into it will require some way that the poor and working class, those without significant resources, can confront those in the political system with seemingly unlimited money and support systems.
Patrick Barrett, Ph.D and administrative director of the A. E. Havens Center for Social Justice at the University of Wisconsin, says ...
"All of this underscores what is perhaps the most serious strategic shortcoming of the Sanders campaign -- despite its implicit condemnation of the political system, it has, to date, offered no real plan for transforming it, or even the partisan composition of Congress. For example, there is no army of Sanders allies running for the House and Senate, and even if there were, they would run up against the extraordinary power of incumbency."
(Patrick Barrett. "Can We Change the Political System? Strategic Lessons of the Bernie Sanders Campaign." Truthout. March 25, 2016.)
Although …
People desperately want change in politics. The constant chatter on social media underscores the unrest of liberals and conservatives, Democrats and Republicans alike. Despite this discontent, the parties seem to offer nominees that do little to satiate the public's dissatisfaction with the system. In a cycle of "same old, same old," the partisan candidates are beholden to those who fund their campaigns. So, over and over, the people find choices who support politics over substance.
Two glaring problems with "people representation" are voter registration and voter turnout. The website "Statistic Brain" puts the total number of Americans eligible to vote at 218,959,000. Of these, 146,311,000 are registered. The total number of Americans who voted in the 2012 Presidential election was 126,144,000 or 57.5%.
How amazing it is that 42.5% of American citizens do not exercise their most basic democratic right of voting for the President of the United States? In the age of communication – with cell phones, ipads, tablets, and pc's constantly processing volumes of information – you would think the vast majority of eligible voters would take the time to mark a ballot -- the most direct way to express opinion.
I think the propensity to complain about the corrupt American political system without committing the slightest effort to help make changes is an attribute of a large number of Americans who simply scapegoat others for their own inadequacies. With the rights and freedoms they possess, these people simply exercise their political voice by blaming opponents, never intending to seek real solutions or to find unbiased answers. They truly enjoy venting without supporting.
Do I believe the political system needs vast reform? I do. However, words of condemnation are cheap and often used as nothing more that emotional outlets of disgust. I have seen so much hatred, name calling, and prejudice in the 2016 campaign. Ugly describes the entire process. At times the juvenile behavior of candidates and their supporters showed itself to be worse that that of young kids on an elementary playground.
And, yes, I am aware of the long history of contentious political practices. Yet, you would think history, itself, would encourage positive changes in political behavior. You may use the cliché "It's the nature of the beast" to justify the horrid behaviors. To that, I would say that beastly behavior is very counterproductive to a working political process.
Derrick A. Bell, the first tenured African-American professor of law at Harvard Law School, once said, "Education leads to enlightenment. Enlightenment opens the way to empathy. Empathy foreshadows reform." Doesn't politics need to put a much higher premium on both education and empathy? To me, these qualities are often poorly lacking in candidates who say they intend to represent us – we, the people striving to form a more perfect union.


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|Bird's eye view
I studied architecture for several years. One of the first things that I learned was perspective drawing, the technique that illustrates dimension and depth on a flat surface. There are a number of different methods that are used in perspective drawing, including one called bird's eye view and one called worm's eye view. As their names imply, they try to simulate the view of objects in front of you as if you were viewing them from the sky (bird's eye) or from flat on the ground (worm's eye).
Worm's eye view
The two photos to the right are excellent examples of bird's eye and worm's eye views. To me, the interesting thing about these photos is that the scenes being viewed, whether from the sky or from the ground, are beautiful. It is also apparent that there are features of each scene that cannot be seen from just one viewpoint. It is only when they are viewed from the sky and from the ground that you can take in all the details and richness of each scene.
Do you look at things in your life from different viewpoints? Do you try to place things in perspective? Do you try to envision others' points of view?
I have a client who recently ran into a bureaucratic mess with the IRS. Her income tax refund got delayed because a certain government form was never sent to her. She is in her sixties, earns very little money, and was really counting on her refund. Unfortunately, the delay caused her to fall behind on her rent and she was eventually evicted from her apartment, forced to live on the street for days.
After some time she found a shelter that provides her with a small room, at a small rent. There are many restrictions on her hours and her access to the shelter, but for now, it beats living on the street in 110 degree temperatures. The interesting thing about this woman is that she has a great perspective on her situation and a great outlook on life. She told me today that it could always be worse, that she has a secure, cool place to live, and now her tax refund is being pushed through, soon to be deposited into her account.
As if dealing with IRS bureaucracy wasn't enough, she had to renew her driver's license yesterday and had to deal with the Department of Transportation. She walks with a cane and tolerates a substantial amount of pain. And still, all she could say to me was that while standing in the long line at the DOT, she only noticed how cool it was inside and how nice everyone treated her. She enjoyed the company of her fellow "renewers" and made the very best of what many of us find to be an unpleasant experience. In one way, life has given her a worm's eye view of the world, but she refuses to look down and always notices the beauty and kindness of those around her. I find her inspiring.
So, whether you have a bird's eye view or a worm's eye view of the world, it shouldn't really matter. Just look around, find the beauty and the goodness, and put everything into perspective. It could be worse and tomorrow may be a whole lot better. Thanks for reading.
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We now had an 8' X 8' area and were ready for the cement. I only got down about 1-1/2' but each pole has an 80lbs bag of cement holding it in. I squared off of these post to continue the barn.
Frosty and baby came over to check things out. Apparently they believe it is their new play toy.
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Not much changed this week as Trinity remains #1 in the 7th Region despite losing two of their last three games. Trinity lost to Fern Creek in overtime in the finals of the Louisville Invitational Tournament (LIT) and then dropping a tight game to Oldham County. Trinity is still currently the class of the 7th Region and have likely moved on from these past two losses.
Ballard made it to the semifinals of the LIT where they lost to eventual champion, Fern Creek. Despite that loss Ballard is till lurking in the shadows of Trinity. At this point of the season the only way Ballard and Trinity will face each other would be in the 7th Region tournament.
Waggener lost to Trinity last week and will face Ballard this upcoming weekend. Regardless of these results Waggener has a strong grasp on the #3 spot in the 7th Region. I recently saw on twitter that Steve Bittenbender stated that Waggener's Jaago Kalakon may be the best high school player in Louisville that few people know.
Eastern has won 9 of their last 11 games and could possibly be setting themselves up to make a deep run in the postseason by starting to put things together on the court.
Louisville Collegiate and Kentucky Country Day are the favorites of this year's 7th Region All A tournament. I do believe that one of these two teams will represent the 7th Region at the All A State Tournament but as we all know that when it comes to high school basketball in the state of Kentucky.................nothing is ever guaranteed.
7th Region Rankings:
1. Trinity
2. Ballard
3. Waggener
4. Central
5. St. Xavier
6. Christian Academy-Louisville
7. Eastern
8. Male
9. Louisville Collegiate
10. Seneca
11. Kentucky Country Day
12. Atherton
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19 Things You Need to Let Go of to Find Lasting Peace of Mind
There are some things in life not worth keeping. Letting go of negative qualities which dominate your ego will only lead to a greater sense of self and happiness.
We hold on to so many things that cause us a great deal of pain, stress and suffering when we could otherwise let them go. We attach ourselves to their energy on a daily basis.
Isn't it time to reprogram ourselves and our lives? Isn't it time to change our truth?
Here are 19 things you need to let go of in order to find lasting peace of mind.
1) Your Need to Always Be Right
There are so many of us who can't stand the idea of being wrong, wanting to always be right even at the risk of ending great relationships or causing a great deal of stress and pain, for us and for others.
We love to 'right-fight', but it's just not worth it.
Whenever you feel the 'urgent' need to jump into a fight over who is right and who is wrong, ask yourself this question, from Wayne Dyer: "Would I rather be right, or would I rather be kind?"
What difference will that make? Is your ego really that big? Ultimately everybody has their own perspective. Yours is only one and it may be no more correct than another.
2) Your Need For Control
Be willing to let go of your need to always control everything that happens to you and around you — situations, events, people, etc. Whether they are loved ones, coworkers, or simply strangers you meet on the street — just allow them to be.
Allow everything and everyone to be just as they are, and you will see how much better that will make you feel. You can never control anybody but yourself.
"By letting it go it all gets done. The world is won by those who let it go. But when you try and try, the world is beyond winning." ~ Lao Tzu
3) Your Need to Blame
Give up your need to blame others for what you have or don't have, for what you feel or don't feel.
Stop giving your powers away and start taking responsibility for your life.
Blame is so often only self-judgement for things you couldn't accept in your own life.
4) Your Self-Defeating Self-Talk
How many people are hurting themselves because of their negative, polluted and repetitive self-defeating mindset?
Don't believe everything that your mind is telling you — especially if it's negative and self-defeating. You are better than that, so start recognizing it.
The mind is a superb instrument if used rightly. Used wrongly, however, it becomes very destructive. ~ Eckhart Tolle Click To Tweet
5) Your Limiting Beliefs
…about what you can or cannot do, about what is possible or impossible. Don't allow your limiting beliefs to keep you stuck in the wrong place. Spread your wings and fly!
A belief is not an idea held by the mind, it is an idea that holds the mind. ~ Elly Roselle Click To Tweet
6) Your Concept of Truth
Truth is 360 degrees. Everybody has their own version of the truth along that path and your version is no more correct than another.
Your version of the truth is dictated by your path and learning experience which is completely defined by your vibrational state. That is why we are so unique and capable of creating our own realities. We are what we think.
It is much wiser to agree to disagree than impose your truth on another person whose learning experience may be the polar opposite of your own– after all, your truth is only YOUR TRUTH, not anyone else's.
7) Your Complaining
Give up your constant need to complain about the many, many, many things, people, situations and events that make you unhappy, sad and depressed.
Nobody can make you unhappy, no situation can make you sad or miserable unless you allow it to. It's not the situation that triggers those feelings in you, but how you choose to look at it, and IT is your perspective.
8) Your Criticism
Give up your need to criticize all things, events or people that are different than you.
We are all different, yet we are all the same. We all want to be happy, we all want to love and to be loved, and we all want to be understood.
We all want something, and something is wished by us all. When you criticize, you are again passing self-judgement for something lacking in your life that you refuse to let go of.
9) Your Guilt
Guilt is a trick of the mind. It is a game your mind plays with you and it's not very much fun. It brings your attention to ways in which you may be out of integrity, doing wrong and not honoring yourself, others or the universe at large.
Accept responsibility for yourself, your life and your actions. You are response-able. You are an adult. You are account-able, meaning, with every action you take, you account for it. You chose to do it; you must accept the consequences of it and you did it all for a reason: to learn.
If you continue to feel guilty, you stop learning.
10) Your Need To Impress Others
Stop trying so hard to be something that you're not just to make others like you.
The moment you stop trying so hard, the moment you take off all your masks, the moment you accept and embrace the real you, you will find people will be drawn to you, effortlessly.
Success may have nothing to do with how much money you have or how many cars you have, but how you choose to live a life of abundance which comes in many forms — many of which have nothing to do with material things.
11) Your Resistance to Change
Change is good. Change will help you move from A to B. Change will help you make improvements in your life and also the lives of those around you.
Follow your bliss, embrace change — don't resist it.
Follow your bliss and the universe will open doors for you where there were only walls. ~ Joseph Campbell Click To Tweet
12) Your Perceived Pain
All pain is perceived and we all perceive it differently. It affects us all differently. You cannot interpret the pain of others unless you have experienced the same pain (i.e. losing a child).
Pain allows us to grow and shatter barriers that would otherwise be impossible beyond the painful event. Without some semblance of pain in our lives, it is difficult to learn.
When we let go of our pain, life changes and flows in ways we never dreamed possible. If you think you can't get rid of your pain, you are only confirming your self-limiting beliefs and missing the reason the pain is there in the first place.
13) Your Labels
Stop labeling those things, people or events that you don't understand as being weird or different, and try opening your mind, little by little.
Minds only work when open.
The highest form of ignorance is when you reject something you don't know anything about. ~ Wayne Dyer Click To Tweet
14) Your Fears
Fear is just an illusion, it doesn't exist — you created it. It's all in your mind. Correct the inside and the outside will fall into place.
Most of the limiting factors on this page stem from fear. Learn what works for you to release your fear, and everything will change in your life, almost simultaneously.
Many successful people have achieved great heights only because they have let go of their fear of success.
The only thing we have to fear, is fear itself. ~ Franklin D. Roosevelt Click To Tweet
15) Your Excuses
A lot of times we limit ourselves because of the many excuses we use. Instead of growing and working on improving ourselves and our lives, we get stuck, lying to ourselves, using all kinds of excuses — excuses that most of the time aren't even real. We sabotage ourselves beyond belief.
If you find yourself making excuses, ask yourself: why am I creating this excuse in the first place?
16) Your Past
We often assume the past looked so much better than the present and the future looks so frightening, but you have to take into consideration the fact that the present moment is all you have and all you will ever have. The past you are now longing for, the past that you are now dreaming about, was ignored by you when it was the present.
Stop deluding yourself. Be present in everything you do and enjoy life. After all, life is a journey, not a destination. Have a clear vision for the future, prepare yourself, but be as present as you can along the way.
Work on this by practicing with simple tasks every day. For example, when you cut the grass, just think about the grass and nothing else. When you're washing the dishes, immerse your full presence in dish washing. Eventually, your life will revolve around your day today, not yesterday.
17) Your Attachments
This is a concept that, for most of us is so very difficult to grasp, but it's not something impossible. You get better and better at with time and practice.
The moment you detach yourself from all things (and that doesn't mean you give up your love for them, because love and attachment have nothing to do with one another; attachment comes from a place of fear, while love… well, real love is pure, kind, and selfless; where there is love there can't be fear, and because of that, attachment and love cannot coexist) you become so peaceful, so tolerant, so kind, and so serene.
You will get to a place where you will be able to understand certain things without even trying. A state beyond words.
18) Your Resentment
Let go of your internal resentment towards people, situations and events.
If you hold a grudge, you only take power away from yourself and learning stops.
Your resentment towards anything is a result of all of the limiting qualities on this page. Learn how to forgive. This is true strength.
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong. ~ Mahatma Gandhi Click To Tweet
19) Your Expectations of Yourself and Others
Let go of any expectations of yourself that will limit your growth. If you hold high expectations for how others should behave, you will often be disappointed if they do not represent themselves in the manner you expected. It is only your expectations of people that cause you to judge them, which ultimately is a judgement of yourself.
Far too many people are living a life that is not theirs to live. They live their lives according to what others think is best for them; they live their lives according to what their parents think is best for them; to what their friends, their enemies, their teachers, their government and the media think is best for them.
They ignore their inner voice, that inner calling. They are so busy with pleasing everybody, with living up to other people's expectations, that they lose control over their lives. They forget what makes them happy, what they want, what they need… and eventually they forget about themselves.
You have one life — this one right now — and you must live it, own it, and especially don't let other people's opinions distract you from your path.
Source: "Letting Go of These 20 Things Will Redefine Your Outlook on Life & Change Your Truth", preventdisease.com. Shared here via their copyright policy.


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West, 36, faces up to six months in jail for each misdemeanor charge, Los Angeles city attorney spokesman Frank Mateljan said. The case will go before a judge Oct. 10 in L.A. County Superior Court.
West, who has long maintained a hostile stance toward paparazzi and even rapped about his contempt for the media, was captured on video July 19 wrestling video photographer Danny Ramos to the ground.
The video, obtained by TMZ, showed West leaving the airport and heading toward a waiting car. He then stops and appears to get into an argument with one of the numerous photographers on scene, putting the man in a headlock and forcing him to the ground.
Though a camera is between the two, West's lawyer told authorities the video shows the entertainer never grabbed it. The singer's lawyer has insisted West was simply trying to stop the photographer from taking a picture.
After reviewing the incident, the Los Angeles County district attorney's office declined to file felony assault and attempted-robbery charges, and instead referred the issue to the city attorney.
In papers from the district attorney's office on the matter, Deputy Dist. Atty. Amy-Hannah Broersma wrote that West had "attacked a freelance photographer," who was subsequently treated for cuts and muscle strain at Marina del Rey Hospital.
She wrote that the case was declined after investigators from the Los Angeles Police Department's Robbery-Homicide Division presented its findings in the matter and a video of the incident was reviewed.
The prosecutor said an attempted-robbery charge was declined because there was insufficient evidence of any "specific intent." She added that felony assault charges were rejected because the victim did not sustain significant injuries.
The prosecutor noted the photographer's camera was not booked into evidence and so "it is unknown whether it was damaged, therefore vandalism charges were not considered."
Last month, attorney Gloria Allred sued West on behalf of the photographer, blasted other celebrities who defended the rapper's behavior. In the lawsuit, Ramos alleges assault, battery, negligence and violation of civil rights.
Ramos later told reporters he was in "complete shock" during the altercation.
"All I had done was ask him a question. I was was terrified when Kanye started to come at me," he said. "I backed up because I felt from the look in his eyes, he was going to attack me."


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Paris is synonymous with all that is French. Known throughout the world as the "City of Light," Paris is celebrated for its beautiful city plan, its architecture, museums, bridges, cathedrals, parks, shopping, flea markets, sidewalk cafés, wide and luxurious boulevards, elegant cuisine, and numerous monuments. Once confined to an island in the middle of the Seine River, the Ile de la Cité, Paris, founded more than 2,000 years ago.
Paris has always been known to have the aura of romance and mystery and has been the setting for many novels and movies. A character in a play by Oscar Wilde said, "When good Americans die, they go to Paris."


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I don't know, does this somehow reconnect the brain to the extremities, or is it something to employ researchers?
In other news, I am bypassing the gyrations made by our research community and am selling plans for a self-directed study of a similar vein. Only $5.00 to me, and some lamp cord along with a variable DC power supply supplied by you.


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Guest column
Biofuels yield military, economic dividends
By JAMES MARVIN | | Published: November 21, 2012
Every day around the world, technologies that are developed by the military help our troops carry out missions that keep America safe.
But beyond strengthening our national security and giving Americans peace of mind, military investments in technology yield another dividend — economic growth. And a new report from Environmental Entrepreneurs (E2) shows just how big that growth can be.
According to the report, the military's advanced biofuels initiatives will directly generate between $10 billion and $20 billion of economic activity in the private sector by 2020. Military biofuels investments also will create more than 14,000 new, unique jobs in diverse sectors in eight years.
Farmers will grow crops that provide biofuels feedstock but don't compete with our food supply. Construction workers will help build new biofuels plants, or retrofit old oil refineries. And truck drivers and railroad engineers will transport fuel to military bases all across the U.S.
The Navy and Air Force have mapped out the most ambitious biofuels plans. Their goal is to replace half their consumption of petroleum-based liquid fuels with alternative fuels over the next decade — requiring about 770 million gallons of biofuels production capacity per year, the E2 report found.
To meet this target, the nascent biofuels industry will have to expand. This will be an expensive effort, and initial investments by the military will create market certainty, eventually attracting private capital that will finance biorefinery construction and drive development of new technologies.
When the industry's foundation is built, the military's return on investment will be profound — a new source of clean and domestic fuel for our troops.
As a military veteran, I understand the Department of Defense rationale. When I was on active duty, I witnessed firsthand the tremendous amount of resources our military dedicates to ensure that commerce flows freely through critical choke points like the Strait of Hormuz, Singapore, Malacca, and the waters connecting the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aden.
Advanced biofuels — which are produced from everything from algae to wood chips — can free up these military resources and work to increase operational capability. This not only gives our troops more flexibility, it also protects the Pentagon's budget from costly swings in the price of oil.
Advanced "drop-in" biofuels are a proven technology. They've already shown they can power ships, planes and armored vehicles with minimal engine modifications. Last summer, for example, the USS Nimitz aircraft carrier took on 900,000 gallons of a 50 percent biofuel blend in a successful demonstration in the Pacific Ocean.
Biofuels have also powered most of the Air Force's major aircraft — the A-10, C-17, F-15 and F-22.
But there are skeptics, and the oil industry is quick to defend its monopoly as the only source of fuel to the military.
Some in Congress have also resorted to misleading, shortsighted rhetoric designed to score political points. Their comments dismiss strong recommendations from senior military leaders who say advanced biofuels improve our national security.
There is no denying that change is difficult. As Navy Secretary Ray Mabus, who's a supporter of biofuels, has noted, whenever the military has changed energy sources, people have doubted those new technologies.
"And every time, they've been wrong," said Mabus, former ambassador to Saudi Arabia.
More than just the military can benefit from a switch to cleaner, domestic fuels. The potential for biofuels growth in the civil aviation sector is huge as well.
The innovation and subsequent commercialization of new technologies are economic roles the military has played before. Radar, GPS and the Internet are all part of a long tradition of DOD initiatives that have had both military and economic benefits. Biofuels are the latest example. The military is carrying out its mission to protect our national interests. And at the same time, it's demonstrating that investments in visionary technology yield strong returns.
James Marvin, a former Navy SEAL, retired from the Navy in 2009 after 20 years of service. He is now a clean-energy consultant to the nonprofit group Environmental Entrepreneurs.


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Understanding pop music relatively needs not only a whimsical grasp to the music genre but also the real hold of its origin. Pop music was born when technology incorporates with the art of music creating it into a more innovative variation from just a simple song.
Pakistan Pop Music or the notably known as Paki-pop is influenced by the western pop music. Paki-pop is also a combination of the up the beat jazz, rock and roll, and hip-hop. In recent times, Pakistan pop music is widely accepted the countries in Asia. And among my loved singer was Nazia Hassan who was known to be the pop diva of the 70s. There is a song that made her a legend and an icon not only in Pakistan but also in Asia which is entitled Aap Jaisa Koi from the Indian film Qurbani that enthralled millions of pop music lovers to devote her.


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03 March 2010
Stuff on Sticks...
... and Hooks, and Under the Needle...
I have a doll, a little knit doll, that my Nanny made for me, affectionately called, My Nanny Doll. I love it. Apparently my nanny was quite the knitter, and she passed those skills onto her daughter, my Grandma Betty. As long as I can remember Grandma Betty has knit things for us: hats, mitts, scarves... She has even made "Nanny Dolls" for both of my sons.
I love to make things too. Love it! I love the accomplishment of creating something with my own hands. I love the connection with other women that crafting seems to create. When I wanted to learn how to knit, naturally I asked my Grandma Betty. I feel that our relationship has grown closer because of this. My Grandma Jackson bought me the fabric for the first quilt I ever made. And since, my mom and mother-in-law have both spent hours quilting with me. I love these memories, and the product that comes out of the good times!
So, right now, I've got a lot of projects on the go! Knitting projects, crochet projects, quilting, sewing, painting, decorating... Like I said, I like to make things! Here's a few of the things I'm working on right now:
Well, there you go. That certainly isn't the complete pile of things I want to do, but it's what I'm working on right now. Jared is good to me, because there is usually one or two spread out in our living room, reminding me to keep going. Maybe I will finish that hat for him, after all.
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Love the dolls! They look awesome! I love the 'rosie' one!!!ReplyDelete
Did you get all the fabric at joanns or did you order it online??
Most of it was just scraps and fat quarters from various stores. They are cute. Too bad I have no girls.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 5, 2010 at 8:36 PM
those dolls are so cute! brette made me/marlie one last christmas, but i love the fabrics you chose. which of those crafts are for me?...ReplyDelete
teach me to knit....ReplyDelete
child of the universe, who are you?ReplyDelete
Shan, when I'm back in Alberta lets have monthly craft days where we let our children run wild and we make wonderful things, kay? And, um, the pink crown is for you. You will love it!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMarch 9, 2010 at 11:56 AM
is it for ME, or my kids? please let it be for me.ReplyDelete
and i would LOVE to have crafting days. hurry and move home!!
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Five bedroom family home Let in South Woodford, E18 £2,499 pcm Fees Apply
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Located on the highly desirable Firs Estate we are delighted to offer this 1930's built five bedroom semi-detached home.
The ground floor of the property benefits from entrance hall with wood floors, cloakroom, main reception with fire place and bay window, a second reception with stone fire place, wood floors and double doors to garden. There is a very large extended fitted kitchen/dining area with double doors to garden and a utility room.
On the first floor there are three double bedrooms and a single. The master bedroom has a modern en-suite bathroom with a second main family bathroom servicing the remaining bedrooms. The loft has been converted into a large fifth bedroom which also has an en-suite shower room.
To the rear of the property is a good size garden with patio area. There is ample off street parking and an attached garage to the front of the property.
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Friday, February 8, 2013
Come On Out! with David Leddick ~ Episode 68
Hello my darlings! Welcome to the 68th episode of "Come On Out! with David Leddick"! Today I am talking about all of my latest books, how to age positively, and some of my favorite words of wisdom like: "When deciding between boyfriends...chose the youngest one!" and about clients and their choices: "Well, we offered them caviar and they wanted peanut butter!"
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Most companies dream of expanding abroad and many find that they receive international visitors without really targeting them. But many are unable to achieve significant brand recognition outside of their country of origin, despite marketing abroad. Why is this?
Many companies copy and paste their marketing from one country to another without considering how it works across different countries and cultures. This huge mistake can destroy their international SEO.
Let's find out how to fix this!
The most important thing that you can do to improve your international SEO is investing in a professional (human!) translator to translate your content into foreign languages. After all, if you're trying to appeal to a wider audience, it would be good if they could actually read your content.
For best results, have your translator translate the non-visual SEO elements, like ALT text for your images, as well as your blog posts, emails, and newsletters. Your title and description Metatag are particularly important as these are what appears in the search results. Having these in one language, but content in another will result in a very bad conversion rate.
Why does it have to be a human translator? After all, they can cost a lot of money and take a lot longer than an electronic translator.
Well, it's because even the best translation app or service will translate each word or very short phrase individually, with no care for idioms or words with dual meaning, turning your masterpiece into a confusing, jumbled mess.
To see for yourself, take any sentence/paragraph/section from this article, translate it into any foreign language, and then translate it back. Did work, didn't it?
So hire a human translator or you might end up on a list of funny translation fails.
While translation is the biggest stumbling block to international SEO success, you'll also need to localize your content so that you don't isolate customers in other countries. Even for countries that share your language, you should take into account that cultural differences go far beyond language.
Take the USA and the UK for example.
Both countries speak English, albeit with slight differences in spellings and word choice (soccer versus football, anyone?), but they have very different cultures. In general, Americans are more patriotic, while Brits feel embarrassed by displays of national pride; Americans are positive, Brits are pessimistic; Americans makes jokes, Brits makes self-deprecating remarks.
While car ads in America may feature a pop-rock version of the Star-Spangled Banner; it's hard to imagine the same thing working with God Save the Queen in the UK.
Even something as small as having the wrong date format (US: mm.dd.yy. UK: dd.mm.yy.) can trip you up.
Multilingual keyword research
Unfortunately, you can't rely on just translating the keywords that you already use because of the very real chance that something becomes lost in translation, whether because of the word-soup aspect of translation apps or a cultural gap in search terms.
For those reasons, high-ranking keywords in one language may have absolutely no ranking in another and by starting in your own language, you may well miss the magic keywords that could have drawn people to your site.
For example, if you're translating "étude de marché" from French to English, the most direct translation would be "market study". In the UK, this only has 170 searches a month, whereas 2 alternatives are:
- "case study" with 5,400 searches a month from the UK or
- "market research" with 10,000 searches a month from the UK
Using these terms would not only make your content flow more easily, it would also mean that you potentially appear for over 50 times as many searches as you would using a direct translation of the keyword.
International link building
If you have a multilingual website, then it's essential to build incoming links to your site from other relevant sites in the same language. This is partly as Dutch speaking visitors for example arriving on a Dutch website will be much more likely to continue to view your products or services and partly because search engines value links from the same language (and ideally the same country) far more highly than they do links from different languages.
When translating an article, ideally you should also adapt outgoing links to appeal to an audience in a different country. This is for two main reasons:
- Recognition: While some websites, like the BBC, are recognizable as a reliable source throughout the world, others, like the British 'i' newspaper, may only be recognised within its country of origin. Swap the less recognizable websites for authority websites in the country you're targeting.
- Ranking: Linking to local sites can also boost your search engine rankings, so, for instance, if you're looking to target people in Germany, use links that end in .de or go to German language sites for a German translation.
Design for a local market
Cultural differences across countries may affect not just your content or keywords, but your website as a whole.
Sufficient visitors in each country are likely to use mobile devices but in some countries like the USA and Japan, this is so common that having a responsive design is essential.
Different colours can evoke different feelings in certain cultures, as can symbolism, so before creating a design for another country, check with a native speaker that it works for them!
Next steps
If you're at the stage where you're about to launch an international website, then put together a clear functional specification that includes all these essential SEO elements. If you already have an international or multilingual site, then review your site for these different elements and ask yourself which one is most lacking and focus on that one to start with. It's also important to follow international SEO best practice – you can read more about that here.
SEO has evolved in recent years and Google reward sites with accurate translations and engaging content that also appeals to your local audience. The good news is that this also means anything that helps your user experience or drives organic traffic to your site is also likely to improve your SEO. Avoid old fashioned tactics like keyword stuffing and instead focus on a strategy that makes intuitive sense for both search engines and your target audience.
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I looked at Lee's LM instructions and it refers to the basic auto disk powder measure. It says to remove one screw and pivot the hopper around. Don't LMs come with the deluxe model? Lee doesn't have instructions online fo the deluxe measure.
This came up with my new powder measure setup video. It is actually the video I did for the new instruction manual. I didn't realize it mattered which way you put the hopper on.
Which powder measures do the LMs come with?
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darwin wrote:Don't LMs come with the deluxe model?
In March of "07 I got a LM. It included the deluxe model.
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This just in: Urban Outfitters, Inc. announced that the company will launch a new bridal line, BHLDN, this Valentine's Day. (I know, we can't pronounce the name either.) Women's Wear Daily has a great article on the new line of gowns, accessories, and tabletop decor.
This is exciting news for brides-to-be who are just a little bit rock 'n' roll. Wish I could go to their Navy Yard incubator in Philadelphia right now and check it out... I'm particularly interested to see if our Anthropologie store (Urban's sister chain) at 50th & France will be among the first to carry the BHLDN collection. Stay tuned.
For now, the company will launch the line Feb. 14 at bhldn.com.


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The DevSecOps Lead Engineer is responsible for the management, development, and automation of information security features/controls related to all applications and infrastructure.
This individual ensures that cloud infrastructure, operating, and software systems, and related procedures adhere to organizational expectations of security, availability and performance.
This individual will, but not limited to, assist the Information Security Architecture and Engineering, Developers, and Infrastructure teams with technical design and requirements; collaborate with DevOps leads to create automated solutions, manage, and develop security features/controls; integrate completed features and compliance checks into the automation pipeline. Additionally, they will participate in the Software Development Life Cycle with a focus integrating security controls.
You are responsible for delivering an end-to-end solution from initial concept through finished solution in the area of automated build, deployment, monitoring and server infrastructure.
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More than 300 marketing & advertising professionals participated in the _All Things Facebook Conference held on Tuesday 20th of March in Bucharest, Romania. The event was co-organized by Thinkdigital, Facebook's Preferred Sales House in 6 countries in S.E. Europe (Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, Cyprus and Albania) and Evensys.
For the first time a local conference held 3 (three) Facebook speakers that gave insightful data on Facebook advertising and depicted trends that will set the grounds for overall social media marketing. The conference was opened by Bruce Bale, Head of Sales CEEMEA, taking the audience through the key aspects of Facebook Marketing and how businesses & brands can have a place in a connected world. Robert Kiely and Sebastian Szmigielski, Account Managers EMEA, had the opportunity to present success case studies, targeting capabilities, best practices and useful resources for advertisers and brands. All speakers are part of the Facebook Global Marketing Solutions team.
Robert Pefanis, Regional Head of Sales, Thinkdigital covered the "all you need to know" on Facebook Reachblocks and Targetblocks, so that brands take full understanding and advantage of the advertising benefits offered through mass & demographic reach solutions by Facebook Premium.
During the event, the audience, most engaged and enthused, had the opportunity to also tune in latest local market news regarding Facebook, whereby esteemed local & regional speakers from advertising and marketing presented Case studies using marketing and branding activities giving inspiration, solutions and useful data on how to drive optimal use of the Facebook marketing and advertising. Participants had the opportunity to share ideas, tips and visions during the event and take home food for thought on how brands can better engage with consumers in a connected, social world.
With more than 4,6 million users in Romania (almost 60% of total Romanian internet population), Facebook is a real phenomenon, and has changed the market map from just being a trend into a place for business, sharing, advertising.