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Yes, I'm back for December scrapbooking. It seems the December daily project is the only thing getting me to scrapbook these past few years but I'm really enthusiastic about it once again.
Of course I wasn't quite up to date yet. Last year I wanted to get going on my 2012 album. I'd taken the photos and written the journaling but for that I'd used an online service that I then discovered had shut down. Bye bye journaling. I was disheartened. I did take,pics and do all the journaling for 2013, and made a cover, but that's as far as I got. So a few weeks ago I made a plan. I made 6 collages that summarized 2012's December to add to the 2013 album. Print, stick them in, done! I also selected and printed all the 2013 photos. I've got the first 5 pages done completely. Hopefully it's all done before December 2014 ends.
So yesterday I was just looking around for some date tags, preferably cuttable on the silhouette, for this year's album when I thought maybe I could make something myself. I wanted to include the weekday this time. I downloaded an app called inkpad to my iPad and started drawing. I decided to make tags.
I am still deciding between Dutch and English so I made both. I loved making something on the iPad that I can cut using the silhouette. I might do more designing someday and start a little shop for digi files but for now I'd like to share the December daily 2014 tags with you.
The tags are numbered 1-31 and available in svg, dxf, and PDFs (red, green and black). Svg can be opened in silhouette studio designer edition, but I just have the basic silhouette studio, so I used Inkscape on my pc to convert it to dxf, which can be opened in the basic studio version.
I included a slightly larger tag in the svg/dxf that you can stick behind the number tags.
Here's the links for the files, feel free to share, just link to this blog post please, not the direct download, so your friends know where it came from.
English number tags (svg, dxf, PDFs)
Dutch number tags (svg, dxf, PDFs)


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Fine structure in the phase space distribution of nearby subdwarfs
Astronomisches Rechen-Institut am Zentrum für Astronomie der Universität Heidelberg, Mönchhofstrasse 12–14, 69120 Heidelberg, Germany e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Accepted: 18 November 2005
We analysed the fine structure of the phase space distribution function of nearby subdwarfs using data extracted from various catalogues. Applying a new search strategy based on Dekker's theory of galactic orbits, we found four overdensely populated regions in phase space. Three of them were correlated with previously known star streams: the Hyades–Pleiades and Hercules streams in the thin disk of the Milky Way and the Arcturus stream in the thick disk. In addition we find evidence for another stream in the thick disk, which resembles closely the Arcturus stream and probably has the same extragalactic origin.
Key words: galaxies: kinematics and dynamics / galaxies: formation

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Whether you're coming from another EHR or from paper and pencil records, we can help you import the clients you already have.
In this article:
- How does the data import process work?
- Storing your completed file in the Johnny Appleseed test client
- Data import guidelines
- Available import fields
How does the data import process work?
Here is a summary of the 5-step process:
- Download the data import template in your preferred format:
- Review the Data Import Guidelines below. These guidelines contain important requirements about how your file needs to be organized. If your file is not formatted correctly, we will return it to you to modify.
- Copy your client data into the data import template.
- Store your completed file in the Johnny Appleseed test client.
- Contact the SimplePractice Imports Team by submitting a request through our Help Center. (Our team is HIPAA trained to handle customer client data. Make sure you don't forget this important step, or we will not know your data is ready!)
Note: The first couple rows of the Data Import Template contain instructions, and below the header field row (Row 12), we've included a sample row of data. Please replace this sample row by deleting the entire row and replacing it with your first client.
Data import guidelines
Before storing your file in the Johnny Appleseed client page, please go through the following list to make sure your file is setup properly:
- Required fields. All fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required, so must contain a value.
- Data we are NOT able to import. The following fields should NOT be included in your data file: client occupation, client employer, scheduling or calendar data, notes and session data, diagnosis data, and billing data.
Note: If you're worried about being able to keep and access notes from your other EHR, don't be. We offer two HIPAA-compliant ways for you to store and access these in your SimplePractice account:
1. If you want to keep an archive of all of your client notes, simply create a ZIP file of all of your notes that you've exported from your previous EHR and upload them into the Business Documents section of your account. This option is best if you don't plan to access these notes regularly.
2. If you want to keep an archive for each individual client that you'll potentially access more frequently, you'll want to create a ZIP file of the notes for each client and upload the correct file to the Stored Documents box in the client's profile.
To learn how to combine PDFs to make them more easily accessible for your reference, these guides are great resources: Using Preview to Combine PDFs and Using Adobe Acrobat to Combine PDFs.
- Insurance payer IDs. If you accept insurance and have client insurance data to import, you will need to include Payer IDs. A Payer ID is a unique ID number that is assigned to an insurance company for the purpose of transmitting claims electronically. Each company has a specific number, and it must be 100% correct in order to collect on each claim. How do I find payer IDs?
- Clinician. If you have multiple clinicians, you will need to add a Clinician column to your import file that includes the full name of the clinicians, exactly as they appear in SimplePractice.
Note: If you accept insurance, we recommend spending a little extra time making sure that you have the correct payer IDs in your data import file. This will prevent you from having to spend time later dealing with rejected or denied claims. Plus, when you have correct payer IDs and insurance information for your clients, claims get processed faster and you don't have to wait to get paid.
Also, check that your file uses the following fields names and responses:
- Gender. Responses include Male, Female, Trans M-to-F, Trans F-to-M, or blank.
- Race. Responses include American Indian or Alaskan Native, Asian or Pacific Islander, Black, White, or blank.
- Relationship status. Responses include Married, Divorced, Domestic Partnership, Separated, Widowed, or blank.
- Employment status. Responses include Full-Time, Self-employed, Unemployed, Full-time Student, Part-time Student, Retired, Homemaker, or blank.
Storing your completed file in the Johnny Appleseed test client
Here is the how to submit your file to the Imports Team:
- Log into your SimplePractice account.
- Locate Johnny Appleseed's client page by searching for him in the client search bar near the top of the screen.
- Click Store New Document on the right navigation bar.
- Navigate to your CSV or Excel.
- Upload your document.
- Contact the SimplePractice Imports Team by submitting a request through our Help Center to let us know that your file is ready.
Available import fields
The table below provides a comprehensive list of available import fields.
Note: Data imports can take 5 - 7 business days to complete. If your file is not formatted correctly, it will delay your import. Our Customer Success team is always happy to help, so let us know if you need anything!
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Shahid Anwar, celebrated playwright, theatre enthusiast and most of all a large hearted warm human being left us yesterday. The Urdu and Hindi literary community has been plunged into gloom by Shahid's untimely departure. He mentored many young people through his theatre group Behroop and had a wide circle of friends who admired him for different facets of his open and engaging personality. Awarded for his work by Sahitya Kala Parishad, Ghalib Institute, Delhi Urdu Academy, he wore his distinctions lightly and continued to do his cultural work quietly and effectively.
We at Pratham Books had been fortunate to have persuaded him to write for children over the past two years. His forthcoming play for children Sabzpari ka Jaltarang is about to go to press and we are struggling to accept the fact that he has gone before he could hold a copy in his hands. Our deepest condolences to Poonam, his partner and our dear colleague and to young Kaasni.
RIP Shahid...you will be missed.
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Haley Debuts Trump's Case for Ending Iran Nuke Deal
While UN ambassador Nikki Haley certainly didn't come to the American Enterprise Institute Tuesday to praise the nuclear agreement with Iran, she insisted she wasn't there to bury it either.
But we think she doth protest too much. Because that is exactly what she set out to do.
"I'm not making the case for decertifying (the agreement)," she told her rapt AEI audience. "I'm just saying if he (president) should decertify, he has the grounds."
Haley then warned for what would not be the last time that we shouldn't just assume that the Iranians were "doing the right thing."
"What if they weren't doing the right thing?" Haley presupposed, "And when that 10-year (expiration) hits … they start a nuclear war?"
Her speech, delivered at the most hawkish think tank in Washington—a nesting ground for the key architects of the Iraq War and wider Global War on Terror, not to mention nearly every anti-Iranian hardliner in town—came just five days after the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) declared for the eighth time that Iran was complying with the 2015 deal, otherwise known as the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action, or JCPOA.
Ambassador Haley, a word, please!
Your Wikipedia bio states the following:
"She graduated from Clemson University with a bachelor's degree in accounting."
I notice that in no part of your education, were you ever documented as having taken any courses in physics, nuclear technology, or nuclear weaponry.
Those highly trained and skilled member of the IAEA, who DO have the education and training to make an intelligent judgement in these matters, have certified Iran to be conforming to all aspects of the P5+1 , for the 8th time in a row, since the accord was reached.
And under what grounds can President Trump possibly claim decertification, when the IAEA claims that there are no grounds for his doing so?!?
Also, apparently you didn't get the following memo, or chose not to read it, appearing at sputniknews.com just two days ago:
Iran Condemns Pyongyang's Nuclear Tests
The article goes on to state:
"According to Iranian parliamentarian Morteza Saffari Natanzi, who is a member of the country's National Security and Foreign Policy Commission, Iran is against nuclear weapons tests by any country and strongly condemns Pyongyang's latest test of an alleged hydrogen bomb, the Iran Front Page reported.
"Based on a religious decree by Iran's leader [Ayatollah Ali Khamenei], Tehran is totally against any production of weapons of mass destruction," he said in an interview.
"'Iran has a nuclear program that included a research reactor, uranium mines, uranium processing facilities and uranium enrichment plants. It maintained for decades that its nuclear program was purely peaceful and civil, but was slammed repeatedly with sanctions by the US and the UN, alleging that Iran was secretly trying to develop a nuclear weapons program.
The Iranian lawmaker voiced his concern over the growing number of nuclear weapons in North Korea, saying that North Korea's missile tests are Pyongyang's way of showing the United States that they are indeed powerful, especially since the United States has a history of interfering in world politics."
So, Ambassador Haley, THIS is the country from which the US expects a nuclear war, when they have initiated no wars whatsoever over the last 200 years?!?
Please, the world understands, very clearly, that Israel desperately wants regime change in Iran, but only at the costs of American blood and American money.
Whatever Tel Aviv is paying you to projectile-vomit this codswallop, it cannot possibly be enough!!


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Home Tour: Inside a Young Family's Eclectic California Home
When Amber Lewis, principal designer and owner of Amber Interiors, began work on this California home, she had a firm deadline: a due date. An expectant couple hired her to update their master bedroom and bath, which soon became a starting point for working on the whole home: adding built-ins to the office, a banquette to the kitchen/dining area, and of course, a nursery. "She was a few months pregnant when I started," says Lewis, "so finishing the project in time was high on the list of requirements!" Showcasing her signature skill of balancing exotic flair with casual simplicity, Lewis was able to give this growing family the perfect place to call home.
Every corner you turn reveals yet another vintage textile to fall in love with in the home. Indigo batik textiles are paired with Chinese embroidery, Persian rugs in rich hues are always underfoot, and an African mud cloth gives the crib some character. However, despite the pattern play, the overall feeling in the home is tranquil. Crisp white walls (in Benjamin Moore's White Dove) and neutral furnishings keep the space light.
Amber Interiors Iggy Pillow ($295)
"Most of the time I prefer to use neutral-based larger pieces," says Lewis. "I feel like it helps to keep a calming vibe throughout the house, especially when we wanted to add a bunch of colour and texture to the space to give it that lived-in feeling. Adding layers and layers helped to make this space feel very eclectic but simple and not over-designed."
The banquette was added into the kitchen/dining area to accommodate more seating for a growing family. An assortment of pillows make it a comfortable place to linger long after the meal ends.
Jayson Home Indigo Dyed Batik ($295)
Because the project grew, along with the client's belly, Lewis had to keep in mind where to save. "We definitely splurged on the impactful pieces like the tile and built-ins in the master bath, as well as the textiles throughout the house," she says. "But we saved by buying store-bought drapery from Restoration Hardware in the master bedroom and by re-upholstering vintage furniture."
Amber Interiors Shola Pillow ($195)
Amber Interiors Convivial Link Blanket ($89)
Handmade tiles from Tabarka Studio add pattern into the otherwise neutral master bathroom. Idea to steal: Forgo your standard bath mat for a far more interesting Persian rug.
Schoolhouse Electric Orbit Wall Sconce ($189)
Lawrence of La Brea Turkish Rug ($1475)
The Animal Print Shop Wolf Pup No. 1 ($25)
Because of the home's open floor plan and casual furnishings, it's undeniably a party house. "They love to entertain," says Lewis. Besides the welcoming interior, the home also features a great outdoor area that is "perfect for large dinner parties and gatherings."
A ticking-stripe pin board showcases favourite images and invitations above the desk in the office. The rest is stored away in the new built-ins, which feature iron bin pulls.
What's next for Lewis? "My firm is currently working on quite a few remodels and design projects in Los Angeles and Orange County," she says. "We are also redesigning and expanding the online shop to include a wider array of home goods and furniture, and in February 2015, I am debuting my new wallpaper collaboration with Studio Four in New York." Sounds like there are many more opportunities to see the bright, eclectic aesthetic of Amber Interiors!
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Yes, that is a little Rihanna with her grandma. Yes, we are flipping out because of her cuteness!
Rihanna is quite the photogenic girl. But we seriously had NO idea that she could WERQUE a camera that well as a small child! Seriously, it is just UNFAIR how amazing girl looks when she has a lens pointed in her direction. We would be jealz, but we are much bigger than that. (Excuse us while we go to scream in the bathroom.) KIDDING!
See more of Rihanna's found childhood photos after the jump.
The "Diamonds" singer recently uncovered a bunch of photos while visiting her grandfather in Brooklyn and decided to tweet a few of her favorites, like the one above featuring a very young Rihanna and her (recently passed) grandma Dolly, whom she recently tattooed herself in memory of. She tweeted the photo with the caption "Look what I found lol." See, Riri always knew she was cute.
In her Twitter spree, Rihanna revealed newspapers, magazine clippings, and even stuffed animals saved by Grandma Dolly. Clearly, Rihanna's grandma has always supported her (as all grandmas should!). And of course it doesn't hurt that she looked like a total rock star in grade school.
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Rehabilitation is vital to helping heart and lung patients recover from surgery or chronic disease. It helps to promote better health choices, improve quality of life, and reduce the risk of future problems.
UPMC Mercy is part of the cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation network of services offered by the UPMC Heart and Vascular Institute and UPMC Comprehensive Lung Center. Our services are provided at the conveniently located UPMC Mercy Green Tree Outpatient Center, an all-new, state-of-the-art rehabilitation facility serving Pittsburgh's South Hills.
Our cardiac rehabilitation service is a doctor-prescribed exercise program designed to strengthen your heart muscle and physical endurance.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will begin a major push next week to convince the public of the need for tax reform, shifting his focus to fiscal policy in a bid to win a big legislative victory by the end of the year, The Financial Times reported on Friday.
Gary Cohn, director of the National Economic Council, told the newspaper in an interview that Trump would begin the tax reform push next Wednesday with a speech in Missouri, the first in a series of addresses to generate public support for tax reform. (Reporting by David Alexander; Editing by Jeffrey Benkoe)


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Malcolm Forbes Quotes About GivingQuotes about: Giving
Several weeks of summer vacation in the Thirties I spent working at $15 a week in the FORBES office.... I worked in the mail cage, where envelopes were slit and subscription payments extracted. Dad used to come pounding down the office aisle and pause long enough to ask, How much today? Inevitably the answer was inadequate-except once. That day the controller said excitedly, Mr. Forbes, the ledger shows a slight profit this month! ... My father turned to him and said, Young man, I don't give a damn what your books show. Do we have any money in the bank?
It ticks me no end when people get ticked off at those of us who comment audibly and in print on events and problems. That's what we're paid for. Why clutter up your mind with a bunch of facts that might inhibit the solve-ability of us who must express an opinion? After all, all the world cries out for a solution to its problems, and we supply them right and left. Come to think of it, it's we who should be giving our deplorers and detractors the blast; because 99% of the time they don't do as we say.
Malcolm Forbes
- Born: August 19, 1919
- Died: February 24, 1990
- Occupation: Publisher
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Joe Quesada explains Marvel's digital-royalties plan
DC announced their digital publishing plan last Wednesday, but since then the conversation has focused nearly as much on what Marvel is or isn't doing with regards to compensating creators for digital downloads of their work. DC announced incentive payments right there in the PR for their iPad app — did Marvel's failure to do so mean they weren't doing this, or (as stated or implied by various Marvel personnel) had they already done it on the down low?
In his latest Cup o' Joe interview column, Marvel Editor-in-Chief Joe Quesada spoke to CBR's Kiel Phegley all about this. According to Quesada, Marvel does have an "incentive program" in place, the first checks will go out after the San Diego Comic-Con, the plan applies to all creators (not just exclusive ones, as was rumored), and the reason Marvel didn't announce it is because they figured they didn't need to…
[Joe Quesada]: Going pretty far back, in discussions about electronically/digitally distributed comics, our publisher Dan Buckley stated at several convention panels and in interviews that we would be paying incentives for creators of these books. We just didn't put out a press release about it, and I guess some folks just didn't catch it when he said these things. But there you go, welcome to the world of the Internet.
Kiel Phegley: To clarify the specifics of Marvel's plan a bit more, why did the royalty program take longer to get in place than the digital comics sales platforms?
Joe Quesada: Well, that's just the thing; it hasn't. Like all incentive programs, whether paper or electronic, sales are tabulated, math is done and then, eventually, checks go out. If you want specifics, okay I'll give you one: our first incentive checks for e-comics will be going out sometime right after San Diego Comic-Con. Announcing this, now maybe DC can put out a press release saying that they're going to pay their incentives the week before San Diego. Cool, if they do that, then they'll manage to be the first at something in the digital arena. [Laughs]
Kiel Phegley: The talk has been that Marvel's royalties will only apply to exclusive creators. If true, what's the reasoning behind this, and will that plan expand out to all creators whose work is sold through Marvel's digital platforms?
Joe Quesada: Wow, the Internet strikes again. I don't know where you've heard this, but it's not true. Incentives will be paid on the sale of e-comics regardless of whether a creator is exclusive or not.
Kiel Phegley: I think, really, the question people have been asking most about in terms of this is why Marvel hasn't been publicizing their plans for royalties in the same way DC did? Is there some specific reason why these issues aren't made public knowledge?
Joe Quesada: We just didn't think it was an issue. When we made our announcements that we would have electronic comics on the iPad, iPhone and PSP, that, to me, was the only real announcement that was important for the public to know. Internally what creators make, whether it be their page rate or incentives, wasn't really an announcement for the general public. The only time I guess an announcement like that would be important to make publicly would have to be if you're trying to win some sort of public relations war, which I kind of get in some ways.
You really wanna click the link and read the whole interview, as it goes into these topics and more — including the overall creator-rights atmosphere at Marvel, from foreign sales to royalty expiration dates — in detail. And given the advent of day-and-date digital sales with this Wednesday's Invincible Iron Man Annual #1, my guess is this won't be the last time we'll be discussing this stuff as the digital landscape takes shape…
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I have written a script, which basicly is a addressbook. I have included a funcion, which sends a CSV-file to the browser.
It's doing this by using "Header("Content Type: application/octet-stream").
The problem is, that the incomning file is named like the script - isn't there any header you can send, so the file's name by default would be list.csv or something...my users aren't computer experts and they get confused!


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Conversion Tracking
Isolate visitors who perform specific actions
The Conversion Tracker will tell you how effective each one of your referrers is in generating conversions to designated 'conversion pages' or 'target pages'
A conversion page is a page on which you are trying to drive traffic: for instance a subscription confirmation page, or a sale confirmation page. The goal of your site is to take visitors in, and guide them through until they ultimately convert. A conversion has happened when the visitor has reached the conversion (or target) page
If you advertise your site, we will keep track of the conversions for you automatically, you will then be able to use this data to calculate your exact return on investment (ROI) for every single one of your ads including Adwords, MSN, Yahoo, or any other referrer that you work with.
The results of this analysis will be presented under the form of several reports : in a cumulative monthly conversion chart for all your referrals and keywords, and in the detailed of recent visitors where the click-paths of visitors who converted will be highlighted in a different color, allowing you to follow conversion paths live on your site and see how people navigate your pages when they buy your product or service
Please read below for instructions on how to implement Conversion Tracking onto your site.
1. setting up the advertisements
The links that you purchase on third-party sites in order to bring traffic to your URL must follow a specific format in order to allow precise conversion and ROI tracking.
General case : All you have to do is edit your advertisements so that the traffic they generate is sent to:
instead of simply to www.yoursite.com.
Visitors will end-up on the exact same page, but the added string in the URL will allow Web-Stat to properly identify the referrer every time it sends someone to your site. 'advertiser_name' can be any string of alphanumerical characters. No blanks or spaces are allowed.
Pay per click search engines : in this case you may also want to keep track of individual keyword ads ; as a result the target URL can also include the keyword which you have purchased, on top of the referrer itself.
'keyword' can be any string of alphanumerical characters identifying the particular keyword for this advertisement. No blanks or spaces are allowed.
Note that the addition of a keyword parameter into the target URL is not mandatory. If you don't include one, Web-Stat will still record the keyword that the visitor typed to find your site, however, because of the content match technology used by many pay-per-click search engines we recommend that you include the keyword.
Here is why : with content match, a purchase of the keyword 'flowers' will also bring visitors using related keywords such as 'tulip'. If you don't include a keyword in the target URL, and if someone searches for 'tulip' and finds your site, we will record the 'natural' keyword and show it in the results as 'tulip'... However, since this visitor really came because of your purchase of the keyword 'flowers', what you really need to see when doing conversion analysis is not the 'natural' keyword, but the keyword which you purchased ('flowers') and which resulted in the conversion. If you add that keyword in the URL, Web-Stat will show you conversion data using the purchased keyword along with the 'natural' one.
2. setting up the Web-Stat code
Conversion tracking requires that you specify the target/conversion page that a visitor must reach to generate a conversion. On a commercial site, this page is usually the sales confirmation page. You can make any page a target/conversion page as follows:
- use the advanced version of the Web-Stat code on this page
- replace
wtsh[conversion_number]='n'Where 'n' is either 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5
Web-Stat allows you to track up to five different conversion events (for instance the creation of a free trial account would be a conversion of type 1, the confirmation of a purchase would be a conversion of type 2 and the signing up to your newsletter would be a conversion of type 3). You can define these like this:
- On the free trial confirmation page, use wtsh[conversion_number]='1';
- On the purchase confirmation page, use wtsh[conversion_number]='2';
- On the newsletter confirmation page, use wtsh[conversion_number]='3';
If you set up your pages this way, all the different conversion events will be tracked separately. Visitors who converted will be highlighted in the stats and we will keep track of the referrers and keywords that generated conversions of the different types for your site.
3. a few examples
Example 1:imagine that you sell children books and that you advertise with Adwords for the keywords:
- 'children books' at $0.15 per click
- 'books for kids' at $0.12 per click
What you really want to know is how much these advertising expenses have generated in terms of sales. Web-Stat can answer that question very precisely by telling you exactly how many people made it to your purchase confirmation page as a result of each of these advertisement. Here is how to do it:
- Make sure that the traffic is sent to the proper URL for optimal detection:
www.yoursite.com?source=adwords&kw=children_books (for the first keyword)
www.yoursite.com?source=adwords&kw=books_for_kids (for the second keyword)
- Make your purchase confirmation page a conversion page:
Result: Web-Stat will then keep track of the referrers and keywords that people who reached your target page used to find your site.
If your average sale is $20 and you find that:
- 60 people came in from Adwords using the keyword 'children_books'
- 58 people came in from Adwords using the keyword 'books_for_kids'
Example 2:let's consider a simpler form of advertising in which you spend $500 to send your message to a large email list.
- Make sure that the email traffic is sent to the proper URL for optimal detection:
- Make your purchase confirmation page a conversion page:
Web-Stat will then keep track of the referrers and keywords that people who reached your target page used to find your site.
Result: if your average sale is $20 and you find that 30 people came in referred by 'email_ad1', then you know that your $500 worth of advertisement have generated 30 * $20 = $600 worth of sales. Most likely (unless your profit margin is very high), this is a losing proposition and you should either review your ad, review the list you are working with, or allocate your advertising resources to another form of communication.
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"Find Your Center" at Kharma Life Center. A multi-disciplined center of professionals whose goal is to offer a truly holistic array of services. A center founded on the understanding that there is no single path for getting to a state of vibrant good health, yet everyone can get there with the right tools.
We know that "Finding your center" is not a one-size-fits-all endeavor. We offer multiple options for wellness in one convenient, nurturing, loving environment, with masterful therapists and teachers.
When you book a service with Kharma Life Center, our experienced staff will assist and guide you to help you make informed decisions about your health and well-being - decisions that are right for You. We strive to create a unique personal experience tailored to your needs, concerns and desired outcome. At Kharma, you are a Very Important Person, not just another client.
We strive to make our group yoga and fitness classes accessible to all by offering a variety of levels to meet each individual's needs, interests and ability. We keep class size small to further your experience.
Yoga, Massage, Acupuncture, Hypnotherapy, Nutrition, Reiki, Meditation, Fitness, Sound Healing, Life Coaching, Thai Yoga, Prenatal Massage, innovative workshops and community-based gatherings.


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Directions to Home Office and Classroom
Come visit us at beautiful Jotipa Gym and Bodywork Spa to meet us, take a short tour of our facilities. and find out about our fitness and posture programs, as well as massage, bodwyork, and ozone steam spa services.
We are located in Longmont, CO right off highway 66, which is the gateway to the Rocky Mountain National Park in Estes, Colorado.
FROM BOULDER: Take the Diagonal Hwy. northwest toward Longmont. Turn L (north) on Hover Rd. and go about 5 miles. Turn L (west) on Hwy 66 and go ¼ mile. Turn R (north) on Jotipa Drive.
FROM DENVER OR DIA: Take I-25 north to exit 243, the Lyons/Estes park exit. Turn left (west) on Hwy. 66 and go about 8 miles. Go ¼ mile past the Hover Rd. intersection and turn R on Jotipa Drive.
Once you are on Jotipa Drive, go ¼mile, then turn right into the 2nd driveway on the right. You'll be at a blonde brick ranch with red trim. Park in the parking lot out front.
FOR PRIVATE SESSIONS - Follow the red brick path around to back door, where you will find the private entrance to treatment room.
FOR CLASSES OR WORKSHOPS -Follow the sidewalk toward the front door and turn left. Come to the red studio building on the north side of the lot, come in through the door closest to you.


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Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple is a beautiful ancient temple located in Srirangapattana which is in the district of Mandya.The place is about fifteen kilometres from the city of Mysore. Sri Ranganatha is Vishnu's manifestation and thus the town gets its name from here.It is situated on an island on the banks of the Kaveri River.
Pancharanga Shetrams
Sri Ranganathaswamy is a part of famed Pancharanga Shetrams, a group of 5 temples dedicated to Lord Ranganatha on the banks of the River Cauvery. The others that make up this group are Sri Ranganathaswamy of Srirangam, Sarangapani Temple at Kumbakonam, Sri Appakkudathaan Perumal Temple in Thirupper Nagar and Parimala Ranganathar Temple at Thiruindaloor. Legend says that if someone manages to visit all the five temples in a single day, they attain salvation.
Architecture of Temple
The temple has a navaranga mandapam which surrounds the sanctum sanctorum. The principal deity is Sri Ranganatha in the sleeping posture with the Adi Shesha, the serpent with seven heads. Goddess Lakshmi is at Lord Ranganatha's foot. Goddess Ranganayaki is the principal goddess of this beautiful temple.
It is believed that this temple is a very important Vaishnavite shrine of South India. The temple's beautiful and exquisite architecture surely takes us way back to the Hoysala rule. The brilliant and beautiful architecture of the Vijayanagar style and the exclusive carvings are indeed a delight to the eyes. The temple is dedicated to Lord Ranganatha.
The temple has four strong pillars with twenty four beautifully sculpted Vishnu forms. You can see exclusive Hoysala style of architecture. It is said that the Hoysalas appreciated art and art forms and encouraged the artisans. The intricate work of the artisans is clearly reflected in the architecture of the temple. The entire prakaram of the temple is beautifully painted with mythological stories.
History of Temple
The temple of Sri Ranganatha in Srirangapatna was built in 894 AD by Ganga King Tirumalaiya. Several dynasties of Kings were its patrons and have helped in its upkeep over the years. Prominent among these royal patrons were the Vijayanagara Kings, Hoysalas, Hyder Ali, Tipu Sultan and Wodeyars of Mysore.The credit of building the Sri Ranganathaswamy temple goes to the rulers of the Vijayanagara Empire. Later, The Hoysala kings and Hyder Ali made additional expansions to the temple. The Hoysala kings, Mysore Wodeyar kings and the kings of Vijayanagara have contributed a lot towards the expansion of the temple structure.
Other shrines within the temple complex are those of Lord Srinivasa, Sri Krishna, Vaishnava Acharya and Vaishnavite Gurus. This idol is supposed to be the biggest statue of Vishnu in the reclining form. The temple's main entrance has huge pillars and you can find twenty four different Vishnu forms.
As per mythological studies, river Cauvery on her way forms three big islands. These islands are the Shivanasamudra of Karnataka, Srirangapatna and Srirangam. It is believed that devotees who visit these three temples,all in one day will surely attain salvation. The Kotarothsava festival dedicated to Lord Ranganatha is celebrated with great pomp and splendour. Devotees from faraway places come here to be a part of these ostentatious celebrations. This is the best time to visit the temple.
Timings of Temple
Darshan timings at Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple are 07.30 am to 01.00 pm and 04.00 pm to 08.00 pm
Festivals celebrated at Temple
Famous festival celebrated at the Sri Ranganatha temple is adorned with more than a hundred thousand lamps. Devotees take a dip in the Holy Cauvery River and then light up the lamps in the temple.
Many devotees visit the Sri Ranganatha temple from nearby places as well as from Bangalore after purchasing a new car or bike to perform Puja for safe motoring!
Places of Interest
Other places worth visiting are Tipu's Palace, Gosai Ghat, Nimishambha temple, Jumma Masjid, Tipu fort and so on. The best time to visit is during March and April as Adibrahmotsavam is celebrated with great pomp and show here.
Getting there and around
The district of Mandya is about one hundred and twenty five kilometres from Bangalore and fifteen kilometres from Mysore. Devotees can either come by rail, road or air. The closest airport is Bangalore. There are a number of state run buses that ply from Bangalore to Mandya. Tourists may have to do train bookings well in advance as they are full during the season time.
Srirangapatnam is on the way to Bangalore and lies on the Bangalore-Mysore State Highway. The closest railway station is Mysore.
Many tourists just pass through Srirangapatna and stay in Mysore. However there are a few decent hotels right in Sri Rangapatna like Hotel Mayura (080-22212901), Young Island (08236-217351) and Amblee Resort (08236-206166)


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Networking Tip (January 2012)
- By admin aapc
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- March 7, 2012
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Take some time and define what (or who) you are looking for in your network. Occasionally you'll stumble across someone amazing by coincidence, but you're better off determining the type of people you want in your network. Are you looking for someone with a certain job title? Or working at a certain company/facility? Someone with certain connections of their own? Someone who shares certain viewpoints with you? Be proactive and create a list of people that you want to contact on purpose.
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Charles Patterson
Praise for ET
ET Translations
Charles Patterson on New York's Upper West Side
Patterson is an author, historian, editor, therapist, and teacher.
He grew up in New Britain, Connecticut and graduated from Kent School, Amherst College, the Episcopal Theological School, Columbia University (M.A. in English Literature; Ph.D. in Religion), and the Yad Vashem Institute for Holocaust Studies in Jerusalem.
He lives in New York City where he has taught courses in history, literature, and writing at The New School for Social Research ("Ancient Israel" & "Classics of World Literature"), Adelphi University ("Advanced Writing"), Hunter College Continuing Education ("The Book Inside You: How to Write and Publish Your Book"), and Metropolitan College (Adjunct Professor, Human Services).
Patterson's first book--
Anti-Semitism: The Road to the Holocaust and Beyond
--was called "important" by
Publisher's Weekly
Judaica Book News
wrote, "It deserves a place in every home, school and public library...excellent background reading in Jewish history and the history of western civilization."
The National Council for the Social Studies in Washington, D.C. presented him with its Carter G. Woodson Book Award for his young adult (YA) biography of Marian Anderson at a special luncheon at its annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri in 1989.
His most recent books include
The Oxford 50th Anniversary Book of the United Nations
The Civil Rights Movement
From Buchenwald to Carnegie Hall
Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust
(now in 16 languages), and his forthcoming novel,
In Dante's Footsteps: My Journey to Hell
Five of his YA books are back in print through The Authors Guild Backinprint program--
Anti-Semitism: The Road to the Holocaust and Beyond
Animal Rights
Hafiz al-Asad of Syria
Marian Anderson
, and
Thomas Jefferson
His internationally acclaimed
Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust
is in its sixth printing and has been translated into French, Spanish, German, Hebrew, Italian, Polish, Czech, Croatian, Serbian, Slovenian, Russian, Japanese, Greek, and Korean. Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, and Arabic translations are underway.
Patterson is a member of PEN, The Authors Guild, and the National Writers Union.
ETERNAL TREBLINKA shows the common roots of Nazi genocide and modern society's enslavement and slaughter of animals. The title comes from Yiddish writer Isaac Bashevis Singer, who wrote, "For the animals it is an eternal Treblinka." The book concludes with profiles of Jewish and German animal activists with links to the Holocaust.
French Edition
Italian Edition
Spanish Edition
German Edition
German Praise
German publishers call ET very important
Croatian Edition
Slovenian Edition
Japanese Edition
Korean Edition
Greek Edition
Animal Memorial
Animals, Slavery, and the Holocaust
Is ET Too Strong?
A Whiff of Auschwitz (movie review)
Against the Current
Return of Ph.D.
Authors Guild
National Writers,Union
Jewish Veg
JCC (Manhattan)
St. Ignatius Episcopal Church (Manhatttan)


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Blue Piano Bar and Restaurant
Playing a key role in this year's festival is the Blue Piano Bar and Restaurant in Edgbaston. The Blue Piano provides a suitably stylish setting for Welcome to the Land of Jazz, an exhibition of photographs taken at previous Birmingham International Jazz Festival by photographer-in-residence Merlin Daleman.
Action photographs feature such festival favourites as King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys and Festival Patron Digby Fairweather, plus bands from the Costa del Sol to Budapest. Merlin's characterful portraits in appropriate festival settings include striking images of Dutch guitarist Nomy Rosenberg, tenor sax star Simon Spillett and powerhouse singer Debbie Jones of Tipitina.
The Blue Piano has a regular programme of music centred on its (unsurprisingly) blue piano, with resident pianist Tom Armitage and various duos and trios. During the festival this is supplemented by appearances by many different artists all listed below.
26 Harborne Rd, Birmingham, West Midlands B15 3AA
Tel: 0121 454 6877
Events happening here:
Thursday July 3rd – Thursday July 31st – Welcome to the Land of Jazz – Exhibition of Photography: Blue Piano – Free Entry
Thursday 17th July – 18:00 – New Orleans Jump Band – Free Entry
Friday 18th July – 12:30 – Tom Armitage – Free Entry
Friday 18th July – 19:00 – Roy Forbes (duo) – Free Entry
Wednesday 23rd July – 19:00 – Strumpit – Free Entry
Thursday 24th July – 12:30 – Gary Williams – Free Entry
Friday 25th July – 12:30 – Stuart Barker Duo – Free Entry
Friday 25th July – 19:00 – Remi Harris (duo) – Free Entry
Saturday 26th July – 19:30 – Pepper & The Jellies [Italy] – Free Entry


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Play and Learn Day Nursery
Play and Learn Day Nursery offers the highest quality of education, endless commitment and comprehensive childcare. We strive to deliver the highest form of care and education for all children in our setting. It is important that children receive a strong intellectual education, as well as being able to play and discover themselves.
We aim to support each child through the early stages of their individual progression. Every child is an individual and unique, they are constantly learning lessons that they will carry with them through life, whilst also being resilient and confident.
Our setting provides a variety of different equipment and resources which are accessible for all children. In the classroom, children have the opportunity to enhance their learning through a variety of activities. In our outdoor environment, children have the opportunity to partake in many physical activities, however we do like to visit our local park a few times per week. In addition our nursery provides various other types of equipment for children to play with whilst playing outside such as stilts, body boards, climbing rope, balls and bats. This range of equipment and resources highlights our understanding of the unique child and how we aim to accommodate for all children by providing them with learning experiences through play.
We want to help every child to develop into an independent and self-thinking individual, who helps to create a better world for themselves and others.
We aim to provide a happy and secure environment for children to play and learn together under the supervision and guidance of trained staff.
We welcome and value children and their families from all sections of the community and we celebrate.


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Welcome to Ye Olde Forge Valley Inn
Ye Olde Forge Valley Inn is a friendly pub situated in the beautiful village of West Ayton on the outskirts of Scarborough with easy access to Pickering, Whitby and the North York Moors etc.
The pub serves a selection of draught beers, wines and spirits for your enjoyment, along with a lovely range of soft drinks for those non-drinkers and drivers. The pubs fantastic atmosphere and friendly staff makes Ye Olde Forge a great place for everyone to be. Situated on the premises is a large car park, heated smoking area and a beer garden which is a beautiful, peaceful place for parents to relax with a nice refreshing drink in the Summer months, whilst watching their children play safely. To keep everyone amused there is also a pool table and dartboard in the back bar.
Delicious homecooked food is served Tuesday-Saturday 12-8pm. You can choose from our extensive menu or our Specials board. Afternoon Tea is served Tuesday-Saturday 2.30pm-5pm. Our Sunday Carvery is served 12-3pm (alongside our standard menu) with a choice of meats, fresh vegetables, homemade Yorkshire Puddings, roast potatoes and delicious gravy.
Dogs are welcome in the bars and we have water bowls and biscuits for our four legged friends. Bikers are also welcome.
All special occasions such as birthdays, weddings, christenings and funerals can be catered for.
So whether its a quiet drink, a romantic meal or a lively night out, Ye Olde Forge Valley Inn is the place to be!
We can be found on Facebook, like our page to keep up to date on all our events and offers.


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Guardians of the Universes Patience with Earth's Humanity Is at an End
Beaverton, Oregon; 07, October 2017: Thomas Scribner experiences the Guardians' threatened final action in New York City. The mark of the creator is on him. His mission is real. Thomas carries the weight of the world's future. He hopes he is up to saving humankind.
Thomas Scribner stands before a panel of seven judges. They have called on him to act as observer of the court's investigation into conditions on Earth. The seven Guardian judges question Eight, Creator, as they consider possible courses of action. Eight requests permission to tell his story from the beginning. After some debate, the guardians allow it.
The court events interweave with Scribner's activities on return from the court. Thomas begins writing "Words of the Creator," the chosen method for conveying Creator's message. He presents the Credo of acceptable human conduct in Chapter One. Scribner finishes at the court with a one-on-one conversation with Creator and begins his odyssey into the maelstrom of world events and Creator interventions.
The men and women with roles in the developing saga struggle to communicate the message of "Words of the Creator." Along the way, they marry, have children, and address family issues. Countries and people remain divided. Differences foment wars. Shortages exacerbate hostilities and corporations gain increasing control of governments. Scribner's book forewarns of Creator actions in 2025 and 2035 if necessary changes in human behavior do not occur. Intervention beyond this point will mean eradication.
Guardians of the Universes, $2.99 Kindle eBook, $15.99 in paperback: Search on "Allen Pollens Books" at Amazon.com or use this link: https://tinyurl.com/y7tzxjmg
Author Allen Pollens has been telling stories his whole life. His children and grandchildren were ready audiences who assumed he could deliver a new tale on demand. Generally, he did. Al Pollens has authored more than a dozen books of various genres.
For more information aboutGuardians of the Universes, contact Allen Pollens at 503-521-9681 (office), 503-407-2850 (cell), or via email at email@example.com. For more, also go to storyteller-spot. ...
News Release: Guardians of the Universes Patience with Earth's Humanity Is at an End
Submitted on: October 07, 2017 05:27:00 AM
Submitted by: David Martin
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The Massachusetts Appeals Court in an unpublished decision ruled that the lack of an operator's manual for the new breath test machine did not bar admission of the test results into evidence. The decision was an unreported decision. This decision has been anticipated for almost a year by Massachusetts OUI Lawyers as it was argued on June 5, 2014. The Court held that the power point presentation was sufficient as training for the officer and that the defendant did not claim that the officer lacked formal training to administer the breath test.
The Court held that the OAT was in compliance with the regulation and even assuming it was out of compliance the Court would not have suppressed the breath test result. The Appeals Court did not read the regulation pertaining to the breath test manual as requiring the Office of Alcohol Testing to create a manual.
The decision from the Appeals Court can be appealed to the SJC if the Court grants further review. The timing of this decision is interesting in light of the disclosure that some breath test machines were not properly calibrated. The Office of Alcohol Testing found that the error was caused by the fact that the officers were not trained to ensure that the calibration satisfies the Massachusetts standards. The Appeals Court's decision essentially minimizing the significance of the regulation requiring that the Office of Alcohol Testing to prepare an operators manual is unfortunate given that this would have prevented unreliable test results from being admitted in numerous cases which caused the most recent controversy surrounding breath test results.
Given the difficulty I had in finding the full decision I have copied it below:


text: Maj. Dorsey L. Baker, 67, 3710 Clemwood Drive, Orlando, died Monday. Born in Benton, Ark., he moved to Orlando from Castle Air Force Base, Calif., in 1956. He was retired from the Air Force and was a member of Goss Memorial Methodist Church. He was a member of AARP, Masonic Lodge 69 and Retired Officers Association. Survivors: wife, Gerdaline; daughter, Janet J. Shirah, Orlando; three grandchildren. Colonial Guardian Funeral Home, Orlando.