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Reader Carol Bennett is full of frugal ideas.
I was thrilled that she shared her most recent frugal adventure on the Savannah Savvy Shopper Facebook page.
Here's Carol's story - see how she repurposed wooden pallets and turned smart shopping into lawn furniture.
From Carol Bennett: I know I haven't updated you in a while on my "money-saving" experiences.
So, I wanted to tell you that David and I are in the midst of making our own outdoor patio furniture using wooden pallets (we got them free from Harbor Freight.)
We are making a love seat, a two-person lounger and a coffee table.
If we were to buy these new in the store, they would be at a minimum a few hundred dollars.
Both sitting pieces are nearing completion; David is putting the finishing touches on the backings. Everything has been or will be painted a satin white.
We had to purchase building supplies (cost was around $60) and sandpaper, brush, roller, primer and paint (cost was around $60.)
Thrift store steals
To add to this, we have a small plastic white table that we are using as an end table that was only $4 from a thrift store. We also have two plastic Adirondack chairs; one was free, the other, $2.50.
I also got a nine-foot, nice patio umbrella from Goodwill for $8.99 - this same umbrella retails at Target for $60. It ended up being free because my bank gave me a $10 credit promotion in my account.
I also picked up some older cushions dirt-cheap. They were in sturdy condition and only needed new covers. I'm in the midst of redoing them. Adding everything up, we've spent less than $200 total for a very decently sized set!
Recycling for savings
I went around pricing cushions at different places (Target, Big Lots, Lowe's, Home Depot, Wa-mart and online), and I checked at thrift stores for good sets.
I saw single cushions marked at $30 and up. At Wal-mart, for two very simple lounger cushions with two matching pillows, it was more than $60! The best deal I saw was a set of three cushions (one loveseat and two single chairs) for $50 at Big Lots.
That price was way too high for me. So, I searched the Internet for advice on making my own cushion covers. Just my luck, I acquired some that could be recovered.
Trust me, they need covers. They are just not my cup of tea. However, they are sturdy with no rips.
Fabric finds
I knew I couldn't afford $20 a yard or even $10 a yard for fabric. I'm using money I got from helping someone with their yard (thus it isn't coming out of the bank account or our monthly budget).
I first went to Jo-Ann Fabric to look around. I found their "red tag" shelves with patterns and ended up falling in love with one that's specifically for outdoor use.
Price was just $8 a yard. They were having a Memorial Day sale and the red tag items were half-off. So, the price came down to $4 a yard. But, wait, the store has a 10 percent coupon online I could use in-store on sale and clearance items. Score!
I got enough fabric to do all my cushions/pillows (a little over 8 yards to be exact) and had $8 left in the budget.
I went back to get some fabric adhesive and safety pins and signed up for their online mailing list when checking out. I then got another 10 percent off.
Only went over my $40 budget by 50 cents or so.
But, hey, $40.50-ish for about eight cushions and pillows that I would have paid well over $100 to $130 for new? Darn, I'm good.
That still keeps us at less than $200 for this whole project, too.
Instead of the coffee table, I opted to make an umbrella stand/table on the cheap using a trash can, a cheap plastic tote with sand and rocks from the yard, and a tablecloth from Wal-mart.
Total out-of-pocket cash for the entire umbrella set-up was around $16, and that's including the umbrella. Call me butter, 'cause I'm on a roll with my frugal patio set project!
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The Villager Magazine – May 2018
As always at this time of the year the Village is looking superb, with the trees blossoming cheerfully despite the horrible weather. April was a definite wash-out, but hopefully things will
improve now May is here. The allotments are beginning to show signs of growth, with hopeful gardeners looking forward to putting their biggest and best produce into the Flower Show on the 11th August. Preparations have begun for the Village Fayre on 21st July, and excitement is building. The Library stall is amassing books and jig-saws, so I for one will be replenishing my bookshelves. There will be lots of other opportunities for spending money and having a jolly time!
As so often, I have been reflecting on the good fortune which led us to find Whiteley Village when we were facing an uncertain future in the Lake District. It rains more than we expected, but so far we haven't been flooded as we might well have been in Hawkshead. I suppose living in a first floor flat helps… Coming as we did from a village which was being killed off by holiday and second homes, to this thriving community has been lovely. Thanks go to William Whiteley
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Looking to start preparing for the Superbowl this weekend? Make healthy and delicious snacks to bring to your Superbowl party, here are a few of our favorites. My children especially love the Buffalo Cauliflower Bites!
Enjoy the game!
Jenn & Abbie
Buffalo Chicken Lettuce Wraps
Adapted from Skinnytaste*
24 oz boneless skinless chicken breast
1 celery stalk
1/2 onion, diced
1 clove garlic
16 oz fat free low sodium chicken broth
1/2 cup hot cayenne pepper sauce (I used Frank's)
For the wraps:
large lettuce leaves, Bibb or Iceberg
1/2 cups shredded carrots
2 large celery stalks, cut into 2 inch matchsticks
In a crock pot, combine chicken, onions, celery stalk, garlic and broth (enough to cover your chicken, use water if the can of broth isn't enough). Cover and cook on high 4 hours. Remove chicken, save 1/2 cup of the broth and discard the rest. Shred the chicken using 2 forks and put in back in the crock pot, add the broth and hot sauce. Stir well and let cook for another 20-30 minutes. Serve on lettuce wraps.
Buffalo Cauliflower Bites
*adapted from Skinnytaste*
1 cup water
1 cup all purpose flour
2 tsp garlic powder
6 1/2 cups cauliflower florets
3/4 cup Franks Hot Sauce
1 tbsp melted unsalted butter
Preheat the oven to 450°F. Lightly spray a large non-stick baking sheet with oil.
Combine the water, flour, and garlic powder in a bowl and stir until well combined.
Coat the cauliflower pieces with the flour mixture and place on the baking sheet; bake for 20 minutes.
While the cauliflower is baking, combine the hot sauce and butter in a small bowl.
Pour the hot sauce mixture over the baked cauliflower and continue baking for an additional 5 minutes. Serve.
Skinnytaste Cowboy Caviar
1 can black beans, rinsed and drained
9 oz cooked corn, fresh or frozen (thawed if frozen, I use the Roasted Corn from Trader Joe's)
1 medium tomato, chopped
1/3 cup red onion, chopped
1 scallion, chopped
1 1/2 – 2 limes, juice of
1 tbsp olive oil
2 tbsp fresh minced cilantro (or more to taste)
salt and fresh pepper
1 medium hass avocado, diced
In a large bowl, combine beans, corn, tomato, onion, scallion, cilantro, salt and pepper. Squeeze fresh lime juice to taste and stir in olive oil. Marinate in the refrigerator 30 minutes. Add avocado just before serving.
For Dessert:
Make chocolate covered football strawberries, use a good dark chocolate when making them! Melt the chocolate, dip the strawberries and let them harden, lay them flat on a platter. When they have hardened, melt some white chocolate and draw your football laces on the strawberry. Fun, kid-friendly and a much better choice than cupcakes!!


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Robotic-assisted spleen preserving distal pancreatectomy: a technical review
Resection of the pancreatic body at any point left of the portal vein is termed distal pancreatectomy (DP) and is traditionally combined with splenectomy. DP with splenic preservation has gained popularity for resection of benign or low-grade malignant lesions of the distal pancreas due to reduced length of postoperative hospital stay and decreased infectious and other severe complications (1,2). Typical indications include: chronic pancreatitis, mucinous cystic neoplasm (MCN), low-grade pancreatic neuroendocrine tumor (PNET), intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm (IPMN), solid pseudopapillary neoplasm (SPN), and nesidioblastosis (3).
DP is one of the most commonly performed laparoscopic pancreatic surgeries, even considered to be "standard of care" by some authors (4). While laparoscopic DPs still make up the majority of reports in the literature, publication of robotic-assisted DP (RADP) series have steadily increased, confirming the safety and feasibility of the robotic approach (5-10). The da Vinci robotic system provides technical advantages over standard laparoscopy such as stable three-dimensional views, multi-articulated end effectors with seven degrees of freedom, and tremor elimination (11).
While no randomized controlled trial comparing outcomes between laparoscopic DP and RADP has been reported, one retrospective study has suggested that RADP is associated with an increased splenic preservation rate of 95% vs. 28% for laparoscopic DP (9). Other perioperative outcomes have been reported by Zureikat et al. and show that RADP is associated with comparable or even shorter operative times and conversion to laparotomy (6) and no significant differences in postoperative length of stay, pancreatic fistula, blood transfusion, or readmission rate. RADP is also associated with a higher margin negative resection rate and improved lymph node yield versus laparoscopic DP (8). While the procedural cost is higher with the robotic approach, some argue that this is balanced by shorter overall length of stay making RAPD a cost-effective option (11).
There are two approaches to spleen-preserving DP: vessel-preserving and vessel-sacrificing (12) (Figure 1). Splenic vessel-preservation (Kimura procedure) (13) allows perfusion of the spleen with its native vasculature. This approach can be technically challenging given it requires dissecting the pancreas from the splenic vein which may be closely adherent. Also, there is some controversy regarding the long-term patency of the splenic vein (1,2). Alternatively, the vessel-sacrificing approach (Warshaw procedure) (14), involves segmental resection of both the splenic artery and vein while the gastroepiploic arcade and short gastric arteries are preserved to provide blood supply and drainage of the spleen. This approach may be associated with splenic infarction, abscess or perigastric varices (15,16). A notable limitation of the Warshaw technique is in patients with splenomegaly where blood flow through the short gastric arteries may not support adequate perfusion.
Spleen-preserving RADP remains a procedure primarily performed in a few large-volume centers. In this technical review, we provide a comprehensive description of our approach.
Patient selection and workup
There are no specific contraindications to spleen-preserving RADP other than confirmed or suspected primary pancreatic malignancy since this requires concurrent splenectomy for lymph node sampling. While adhesions from prior abdominal surgeries and anatomic abnormalities, such as large hiatal hernias, severe scoliosis, and previous bariatric procedures, may pose significant technical challenges for the procedure, these are not absolute contraindications for a surgeon with robotic experience. However, these factors should be considered strongly early in one's experience.
Cross sectional imaging with multi-phase intravenous contrast such as helical computed tomography (CT) should be performed for all potential candidates. Contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with- or without cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) is an acceptable alternative. These studies provide information on the nature of the primary pathology and its anatomic relationship to key surrounding structures such as the splenic vessels and celiac axis (17). Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) is a useful adjunct to cross-sectional imaging allowing characterization of cystic lesions through aspiration and cyst fluid analysis (18). EUS-guided fine needle aspiration (FNA) may also allow tissue diagnosis, though some have speculated on a potential for seeding the transgastric needle tract (19). In our practice, the diagnostic information provided by trans-gastric FNA outweighs the theoretical risk of tumor seeding. For patients with suspicion of a neuroendocrine tumor octreotide scintigraphy, serum chromogranin A, and assessment of serum hormone concentrations [gastrin, insulin/pro-insulin/C-peptide, glucagon, vasoactive intestinal polypeptide (VIP), pancreatic polypeptide (PP), and 5-HT] may be indicated based on clinical suspicion and patient symptoms.
As with any major operation a thorough cardiopulmonary risk stratification and preoperative optimization is performed. Risk factors for complications following DP include male gender, age, high body mass index (20), soft pancreas (21), chronic pancreatitis (22), malnutrition (hypoalbuminemia), higher American Society of Anesthesiologists score (23), and smoking (24). Among these, smoking and malnutrition are the only modifiable risk factors. Significant weight loss (≥10% pre-morbid body weight), pancreatic insufficiency, biliary obstruction, new-onset or worsening diabetes mellitus, and poor alimentation are of particular importance.
In summary, an individualized and comprehensive approach to patient selection will maximize the chances of operative success while minimizing the chances of perioperative morbidity.
Pre-operative preparation
Bowel preparation is not routinely indicated. Patients adhere to a clear liquid diet for 24 h prior to operation and nil per os starting the midnight prior to surgery. This approach is modified for patients with insulinoma as they generally require admission to the hospital for intravenous 10% dextrose infusion and blood glucose monitoring. A prophylactic, intravenous, broad-spectrum antibiotic is routinely given within an hour of skin incision and re-dosed during operation according to Surgical Care Improvement Project (SCIP) guidelines. Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) prophylaxis with subcutaneous unfractionated or low molecular-weight heparin is also performed routinely. Epidural or para-vertebral regional analgesia is often a useful adjunct for post-operative pain relief.
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Dissection is carried out with monopolar cautery hook dissector, fenestrated bipolar cautery grasper, and utility grasper forceps (ProGrasp™). A self-retaining liver retractor (Mediflex, Islandia, NY, USA), robotic scissors and Maryland dissectors are used as needed. Standard laparoscopic graspers, scissors, suction-irrigator, and a vessel sealing device such as LigaSure (Covidien-Medtronic, Minneapolis, MN, USA) are important tools for the bedside assistant. In addition, laparotomy trays should be immediately available inside the operation room should indications arise for conversion to open surgery. Commonly used disposables include surgical staplers, laparoscopic clip applier, silastic vessel loops (cut to 4 inches), umbilical tape (cut to 6 inches), and sutures.
A typical operating room setup is depicted in Figure 2. The patient is positioned supine with the right arm tucked and the left arm extended at the shoulder on a split-leg table. Intravenous access, a nasogastric tube and Foley catheter are placed routinely while an arterial catheter is placed selectively as indicated. All pressure points are padded and we secure the patient to the operative table with straps and foot supports in order to prevent relative movement between patient and the robot (Figure 3).
The general order or the operative steps outlined below are not significantly different from laparoscopic DP and they may be modified or re-arranged as clinically indicated.
Port placement/laparoscopy
With the patient in neutral position a 5-mm optical trocar is introduced through the rectus sheath slightly left of midline and 2–3 cm above the level of the umbilicus. Depending on the expected location of adhesions, the method of initial access (i.e., Hasson technique) may be adjusted. Once pneumoperitoneum is established, assess the peritoneum and abdominal organs for evidence of metastatic disease or other contraindications to resection. If none are found, additional trocars are placed as shown in Figure 4. Approximately 10 cm is required between trocars to minimize conflicts between robotic arms.
The dissection commences by entering the lesser sac through the gastrocolic ligament and opening it widely with a vessel-sealing device, taking care to preserve the gastroepiploic arcade and short gastric vessels (Figure 5). Laterally, the splenocolic ligament is divided and the splenic flexure of the colon is mobilized inferiorly. At this point the anterior surface of the pancreas is exposed by dissecting adhesions between the stomach and pancreas until the left gastric artery/vein pedicle can be visualized and the liver retractor can be positioned to elevate both the stomach and the left lateral segment of the liver anteriorly, against the abdominal wall (Figure 6). Intraoperative ultrasound is used to localize the target pathology, main pancreatic duct, splenic artery, common hepatic artery, superior mesentery artery and superior mesenteric vein.
Patient cart positioning and robot docking
Depending on the robotic system being used, the patient cart is positioned over the patient's head (da Vinci S and Si) or from the patient's right side (Xi). Robotic instruments include a ProGrasp™ forceps in arm 1, fenestrated bipolar cautery grasper in arm 2, and monopolar cautery hook dissector in arm 3 (Figure 4).
The peritoneum along the inferior border of the pancreas is incised with monopolar hook cautery until the pancreatic body can be elevated and the splenic vein identified posteriorly. At the superior border of the pancreas, the splenic artery is identified and dissected circumferentially so that a vessel loop can be placed. Take care to avoid grasping the artery wall directly to prevent trauma or an intimal dissection flap(s) that can predispose to pseudoaneurysm.
The transection point on the pancreatic body is identified (visually or by ultrasound) and marked. A tunnel is created at the planned transection point between the posterior surface of the pancreas and the splenic vein or superior mesenteric vein (SMV) and an umbilical tape is placed to encircle the pancreas (Figure 7). Depending on the thickness of the pancreas, a laparoscopic stapler with 3–4-mm (purple load) or 4–5-mm (black load) staples (Endo GIATM, Medtronic, Minneapolis MN, USA) is used to divide the pancreatic body. A 15-mm trocar is required for black load staplers. Alternatively, the pancreas can be divided with cautery and the stump oversewn with Prolene mattress sutures.
Management of the distal pancreatic stump is controversial. Postoperative pancreatic fistula (POPF) at one week after stapler use was 32% in the multicenter European DISPACT trial, similar to the hand-sewn group (27). Additional staple-line enforcement with seamguard or fibrin glue (28,29) is not associated with decreased POPF rates in retrospective studies. A randomized, controlled trial failed to provide conclusive evidence due to poor accrual (30). With no consensus on the optimal stump closure, the method is determined by surgeon preference and individual patient factors. Our practice is to use surgical staplers without adjunctive measures unless clinical concern for inadequate stump closure is apparent in which case we oversew the stump with a Prolene mattress suture.
If a vessel-sacrificing approach (Warshaw) is chosen, the splenic artery and vein are divided near the pancreatic transection margin using separate vascular staple loads (Endo GIA tan load 2–3-mm staples). The distal pancreas is then mobilized in a medial-to-lateral fashion and the splenic vessels are divided again at the splenic hilum. If a vessel-sparing approach (Kimura procedure) is chosen, the distal portion of the pancreas is dissected from the splenic vein and tributary branches from the pancreas to the splenic vein are sequentially identified, isolated and divided using bipolar cautery, a vessel sealing device, or suture ligation (Figure 8). The pancreatic specimen is dissected from the splenic artery with a combination of monopolar cautery and vessel sealing device. Vascular sutures (4-0, 5-0 Prolene cut to 6 inches) should be immediately available throughout this phase of the procedure to manage inadvertent vessel injury.
Specimen extraction/drain placement
Once freed the pancreatic specimen is placed in a retrieval bag and delivered through the left lower quadrant incision which is enlarged transversely as needed. Frozen section analysis is performed to confirm negative margins. In order to re-insufflate the abdomen, we use the GelPOINT-Mini™ (Applied Medical, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA, USA). Alternatively, if one assistant port is sufficient for the remainder of the procedure the incision can be closed.
A 19-French Blake channel drain (Ethicon, Sommerville, NJ, USA) is routinely placed through the left upper quadrant robotic port next to the pancreatic stump. Following removal of all instruments under direct visualization, any fascial incisions greater than 8 mm are closed.
Post-operative management
Care following RADP is similar to laparoscopic DP. Intensive care unit admission is generally not indicated. Regional analgesia with epidural or para-vertebral catheters is continued postoperatively as are chemical and mechanical prophylaxis against DVT. The Foley catheter is removed postoperative day 1 or 2 and nasogastric tubes are usually removed on the day of surgery or postoperative day 1. Oral sips or a clear liquid diet is initiated on postoperative day 1 and advanced as tolerated to a regular diet.
The management of pancreatic drains is standardized and adapted from a protocol published by Molinari et al. (32,33). Briefly, serum and drain fluid amylase activity are assayed on the morning of postoperative day 3. If the drain fluid amylase activity is less than or equal to three-times the serum amylase activity and the patient is clinically well, the drain is removed on the following day regardless of the drainage volume.
Tips, tricks and pitfalls
The initial dissection is aimed at widely opening the lesser sac and freeing the posterior body and antrum of the stomach from the anterior surface of the pancreas allowing identification of the pillar of tissue containing the left gastric artery and vein with the caudate lobe to the right and diaphragmatic crus to the left (Figure 6). Visualizing this landmark allows identification of the common hepatic and splenic arteries near their origin at the celiac trunk. The splenic artery can be isolated, dissected and divided here (Warshaw technique). Complete mobilization of the splenic flexure of the colon is advisable both to improve visualization of the tail of the gland and to avoid injury to the colon or the tip of the spleen while retracting the colon caudally.
We routinely use intraoperative ultrasound to visualize the primary pathology and plan a transection point with an appropriate margin. Doppler flow ultrasound is also used to confirm pulsatile flow in the hepatic artery while transiently occluding the splenic artery.
Dissecting the pancreas from the splenic vein—if it is to be preserved—is a critical step. Inadvertent tearing of the bridging veins can result in significant blood loss and obscuring of the surgical field making controlled hemostasis difficult or impossible. Initially, direct pressure nearly always controls bleeding and more exact occlusion of the bleeding point can be performed with tissue forceps after clearing the field with suction. Hemostatic suture(s) (4-0 Prolene SH needle, 6 inches in length) can then be placed in a controlled manner. The splenic vein can be divided if bleeding is unable to be controlled with more conservative measures though this may require converting to a spleen-sacrificing procedure. Often this is preferable to converting to an open procedure.
When indicated, we create a vascularized tissue flap with the falciform ligament to protect the splenic artery stump. Anecdotally, this protects against pseudoaneurysm formation and may reduce the incidence of severe post-pancreatectomy hemorrhage.
Splenic infarction and/or abscess, though unusual (<5%) (32), may be a sequela of spleen-preserving DP. Intraoperative visual or Doppler assessment of spleen vascularity at the end of the dissection may help to determine those patients in whom the spleen is not salvageable. Others will present with pain and/or fevers postoperatively. If an undrained abscess is present, antibiotics along with percutaneous image-guided drainage is typically sufficient management. Otherwise, sterile ischemia or necrosis of the spleen may be managed with analgesics and supportive care. Re-operative splenectomy may be required for intractable pain.
The spleen-preserving RADP has demonstrated feasibility and safety in the hands of experienced robotic surgeons. As with all pancreatic surgery, standardization of care and a robust multidisciplinary clinical support team are keys to performing these complex procedures in a safe and efficient manner.
Conflicts of Interest: The authors have no conflicts of interest to declare.
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- Ferrone CR, Warshaw AL, Rattner DW, et al. Pancreatic fistula rates after 462 distal pancreatectomies: staplers do not decrease fistula rates. J Gastrointest Surg 2008;12:1691-7; discussion 1697-8.
- Eguchi H, Nagano H, Tanemura M, et al. A thick pancreas is a risk factor for pancreatic fistula after a distal pancreatectomy: selection of the closure technique according to the thickness. Dig Surg 2011;28:50-6. [Crossref] [PubMed]
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The other day, I met this lovely and kind children's book illustrator who was struggling with the book she was working on:
"I know it's supposed to be simple, but it's hard to draw what's in my mind."
Wait. What is simple about drawing and painting a children's book?
Just because it's a book written for children it doesn't mean it's supposed to be simple.
…or easy. And certainly not fast.
I could go on this rant forever (if you could see the chunks of text I deleted…) but in order to keep it focused and hopefully helpful, here are some breakthroughs I had while creating my first book:
1. All About That Reference
Reference is crucial to making great pieces of art. And no, reference is not cheating. Studies and sketches are needed in order to create your version of what you want to depict. From fantastic beasts like dragons, to a pillow, everything needs the right reference.
2. Thumbnail It All
More often than not, the idea you have in your mind isn't your best. Grab some sheets of paper and cheap markers, draw a bunch of small rectangles and thumbnail away! Small keeps us from noodling and cheap materials remove the feeling of preciousness.
3. Thumbnail One More Time
Yes, more! Chances are, when you exhaust your first thoughts, you'll start coming up with ideas you'd never thought of before.
Also, a good thing to keep in mind: when you put all your chosen thumbnails together, how does that affect the flow of the story?
4. I Can See Colors Now
What colors will enhance the story you're telling? You never know until you try out multiple options with…. Yep, you got it! More thumbnails!
All of these steps will help us get our art where we want it. The art won't show up magically. You will struggle and feel stuck. Yes, it will be hard and challenging, frustrating even, but I believe that's why it's so fun.
…and just because a book seems simple, it doesn't mean that creating it was that easy.
What Do You Think?
Do you have a favorite process when it comes to creating art? Or any children's book rants you'd like to share?
Let's talk about it in the comment section!


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Anthony is a writer/performer living in Brooklyn by way of Bayonne, New Jersey. You can see Anthony perform every Monday night at the UCBeast with Improv Nerds or most Tuesday Nights at UCBChelsea with his Harold Team, Slamball, or at his solo sketch show, This Show Will Get a Cease & Desist, is currently running at UCBChelsea. Anthony also hosted/wrote/and directed his own late night talk show, Showtime, at the UCBeast for over two years. He is also one-third of the improv/sketch group Greasy Lake, whose comedic play,Key to the City, enjoyed a run at UCB Chelsea in 2014. Anthony has a web project of short videos called Anthony Apruzzese's Web Presents as well as a brand new series he filmed more recently with UCB Comedy, Uncle Tony. Twitter: @Tony_Showtime


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On Sunday May 29th, Atlantans witnessed characters become actors, a director become an actress, a young girl become a filmmaker, male become female, an audience become art, a town become possessed, the oppressed become oppressors, and a restaurant become a cinema. These transformations were orchestrated by moving image advocate Andy Ditzler during a ritual he calls Film Love. But Andy's trick is simple. He uses a machine to send light through an image and onto a flat surface, then, at an equal duration, the machine masks the light out. The room transforms from light to dark and it is in this exchange that the audience gathers meaning. "Thus," Amos Vogel explains in his book, Film As A Subversive Art, "during half the time spent at the movies, the viewer sees no picture at all." He goes on to wonder, "could it be precisely during the periods of total darkness -- 45 of every 90 minutes we see -- that our voracious subconscious, newly nourished by yet another provocative image, 'absorbs' the work's deeper meaning and sets off chains of associations?"
Within these exchanges of light and dark, we observed the image of an African man working in a ditch, smiling for the camera. His British occupiers are standing watch nearby. As the shutter closes on this image, our mind expects the next sequential image; instead we see the same man frothing at the mouth, violently shaking, eyes rolled back. Not until the shutter closes again does our mind begin to establish "chains of associations." After a few seconds the man appears once again, standing in a ditch, putting on a smile. The thought is complete: recalling the moment he was possessed within the context of his daily life creates a diagnosis for his symptoms -- that is, he is being oppressed. Suddenly this documentary is transformed from a pedestrian travelogue to sharp comment on the destruction of a culture. We understand his smile is a tool for survival, and it is more grotesque than the frothing, contorted face from before. Presented on 16mm, Jean Rouch's Les Maîtres Fous (The Mad Masters) was a powerful opening to a night of rare and experimental film.
Though not all the movies were shown on film (video has no darkness between frames), all of the films centered around the theme of transformation, ritual, and body. Chumlum documents the proceedings of some Lower East Side NYC bohemian and queer pioneers in the 1960s. The image is constantly morphing by superimposing images over each other, sometimes up to 4 layers (16mm). George Kuchar's I, An Actress earned the most laughs of the night. We watched Kuchar transform himself to an actress while he provides direction to, and out-performs, the actual actress (16mm). Jollies is a documentary by a 15 year old Sadie Benning about her early sexual experiences. It was created on a Fisher-Price Pixelvision camera gifted to her by her father and experimental filmmaker James Benning (video). There was a performance ritual video by artist Zachary Drucker in which an audience circles and plucks hair from the transgender subject who lies on a table. Then the evening wrapped up with a commercial free Mother's Day performance by Liberace.
The preparation for this event involved an entire new layer of transformation. Volunteers gathered chairs, taped trash bags over all the windows, set up projectors, sound, brought snacks and helped take tickets; they slowly converted a restaurant into a cinema. Overall the night was fitting tribute to the cause of underground film to transform audiences into active patrons of the ritual called Film Love.
This 99th Film Love event was exhibited as part of the 5th annual Mondo Homo festival and was co-sponsored by the Department of American Studies at Emory University. It took place at My Sister's Room in the East Atlanta Village, Atlanta, Georgia.


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The Blues are so bad that the Crows could break an AFLW points scoring record today whilst the Dockers have improved so much I expect they will trouble the Lions enough to bring this game right down to the wire.
After a nice cash yesterday we're looking to go back to back today with two games that could not be more different for coaches to approach.
Erin Phillips ($12,540): First player picked for mine today. A first-up 69pter against the Kangas and she didn't really even get into the game. Sarah Perkins being named for Adelaide means Phillips will get more time on ball but still should get used a lot in the forward line. Capable of a big fantasy ton.
Gemma Houghton ($7,750): Really liked what I saw from Houghton first up against the Dees. Taking any Dockers forwards against the best defense in the comp is always risky but I think Houghton could be a great cheap POD play this afternoon.
Ebony Marinoff ($22,730): Paying up for Marinoff for two reasons this afternoon. Firstly she should be under 15% at this price tag and secondly she should be heavily tagged which for any other player would be a problem but for Marinoff it just means she gets more tackles. Dominated the first game and looks set to repeat.
Lauren Brazzale ($6,690): I'm expecting the ball to live in the Carlton defensive fifty which brings points into play for Brazzale. She gets in and tackles and they like her foot skills. Slight risk she could go missing with Bri Davey likely to come back down on that half back line, but I'm taking the risk hoping she stays involved and even pushes into the midfield for a few stints on ball.
Jessica Edwards ($6,720): Taking Marinoff so I may as well take the player who will be on her hip all game. Edwards tagged Kearney first up and did a pretty good job. This assignment should be easier and better from a dfs point of view because Marinoff lacks Kearney's speed. Hopeful of a 60+ effort at a great price and equally hopeful her being named outside the 21 will keep her ownership way down.
Maddison Prespakis ($9,010): Love this kid. Prespakis is Carlton's only true midfielder and she does it all. She will just follow the play all game, getting touches and tackles. Awkward price tag really the only knock on her here. 50+ easy.
Marijana Rajcic ($8,580): POD play in defense with Rajcic. Despite where she is named she will play across half back and run through the midfield mostly. She is on the cusp of completely understanding the game and when she does that she will go bang, and she will be in my side when it happens.
Bri Davey ($11,710): Carlton's best player with daylight second, the Blues can't afford for Davey to languish up forward all game again. She still managed 49pts last week but towards the end of the game she spent some time onball which I think is a clear sign that she will come back into defense/midfield here to provide some drive off half back. Can go big if played in right spot.
Sabrina Fredreick-Traub ($13,920): Sabs should be lowly owned this afternoon despite a first-up 72pt effort. Todays game should be much more open and if the Dockers keep Ebony Antonio forward then Sabs will have a pretty easy time of it in the Lions forward line. Hoping for a big 90+ at sub 20% to really bust this slate.
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Singer reveals the tracks Oasis recorded twice
Noel Gallagher has revealed that two of the tracks on his debut solo album were recorded by Oasis twice.
Speaking in the video interview above, the singer admitted that the track '(I Wanna Live in a Dream in My) Record Machine' was attempted by his former band but wasn't included on any of their albums.
Gallagher said: "It was recorded for 'Don't Believe The Truth' but Liam either refused to sing it or couldn't sing it. I can't remember which one it was.
"Then we re-recorded it for 'Dig Out Your Soul' and it had a 100 piece choir on it. And for whatever reason – I think Liam had fucked off home to get married or something – (it wasn't finished)…It's a shame Liam never got round to singing it.
"It would have made 'Dig Out Your Soul' 10 per cent better. I was determined to get it out there. It's been sitting around for 10 years! It's the most Oasis sounding thing on the record, because it was written for Oasis."
In the second part of the interview which can be seen below, Gallagher adds that a similar thing happened with album closer 'Stop The Clocks'.
He said: "Again that was recorded for two Oasis records but never finished. It's a bit of a lament, the reason I went with it in the end because the end bit is amazing but I'm not playing it live because…I struggled to sing it in the studio. I couldn't decide to sing it out or sing it quiet."
'Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds' is released today (October 17th).


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Kelsea is on the Business Development and Sales Operations team at Kotter. Prior to joining Kotter, she served on the Marketing Operations team at AIR Worldwide, running email marketing campaigns and working on big data analytics. Graduating cum laude from Bentley University with a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and minors in Law and Computer Information Systems, Kelsea was a leader on the Student Alumni Leadership Council and in the Development Office. Originally from Worcester, MA, Kelsea now lives in Boston. In her free time, you can find Kelsea researching the newest tech gadgets, engaging in lively political and social discussions, and volunteering in the Boston and Worcester areas.
Kelsea is based out of the Cambridge, MA office.
Why did you decide to work at Kotter?
I was inspired by our company vision – millions leading, billions benefiting – and the potential that such an ideal holds. As a millennial, I am intimately aware of how things can go viral in a flash and disappear just as quickly. To be a part of an organization that is making long-term differences in the lives of people and organizations around the world is a dream opportunity.
If you weren't working at Kotter, what would you be doing instead?
I would likely be traveling the world with a computer and a camera. I have three more continents to get to and want to have visited all seven before I turn 30. I've blogged for a few years and would love to try my hand at being a full-time travel writer.
What was your most defining moment?
One of my most defining moments was during a class trip to Ecuador. We were a few hours into a hike in the Amazon, and even farther away from the nearest hospital. Every day we would go deeper into the rainforest, surrounded by some of the world's most dangerous animals and plants. This was one of the first places that I really learned to trust and it changed the way I view the unknown to this day. I learned to trust my guides – their experience and their teachings, to trust myself to learn quickly and think on my toes, and – per the instruction of a few rowdy howler monkeys, to trust nature.
What's got you thinking right now?
As a technophile, I am constantly wondering what the future of communication will look like 5, 10, 50 years down the line. How can we leverage some of the thinking that will create those yet-to-be-invented technologies into today's always moving world? I am a firm believer that improving access to – and the clarity of – communication is vital to the success of anything we try to do. I'm excited to see how we can grow (and am a bit scared of how we may not) in the future.
Share something about you that would most surprise people.
One of my favorite things to do after a long week is to take out my notebook or computer and write music. Some people do yoga or meditate, but writing or listening to a great four-part harmony puts me in the best of moods. I grew up in a family obsessed with all kinds of music so writing lyrics and melodies has always been my happy place.


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Mensae, the bistro run by two competitors in French TV's Top Chef
Try Mensae, the French restaurant run by Thibault Sombardier and Kevin d'Andrea, two cooks from the cooking programme Top Chef.
Mensae serves a reworked bistro-style cuisine, simple but tasty. The food is reasonably priced. You might like to try: frogs' thighs with garlic and parsley (a French speciality), mimosa leeks or baby squid in a tomato and sweet pepper sauce. Using fresh produce these dishes are already very popular and will certainly continue to tickle the palate of many diners.
For further details on this top chef restaurant
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Why and how become vegan?
Hi guys! We became vegan one year ago and I have a lot of questions in my daily life about why and how we decided to turned into vegan. So I will answer today here! I know it's a sensible subject so I will try to be objective! It is absolutely not to influence you, just to answer to the questions people asked to me and to explain my way of thinking.
Why go vegan?
I've never been a carnivorous, I am a sweet person lol (I prefer chocolate, pancakes or fruits haha). But when I was not vegan I was not conscious about what really happen. I mean that often we eat meat because we have always eat meat since we were born, because our family and friends eat meat and it is more an habit. We don't really ask ourself any questions. But when I got conscious about the reality, I couldn't eat any meat or animal products anymore. But there are several reason to be vegan, for the animals, for the environment or for health.
For animals
Preventing the exploitation of animals is not the only reason for becoming vegan, but for many it remains the key factor in their decision to go vegan and stay vegan. Having emotional attachments with animals may form part of that reason, while many believe that all sentient creatures have a right to life and freedom included beef, pork, horse, dog… Will you eat your dog? No way, right? So why eat beef or pork? All animals are equal ans worth to live. Specifics aside, avoiding animal products is one of the most obvious ways you can take a stand against animal cruelty and animal exploitation everywhere.
Milk is also to avoid. A lot of people don't know the cruel reality hidden behind milk! Like all mammals, cows must give birth in order to make milk. Like human mothers, they carry their babies for nine months, then begin to lactate for the sole purpose of nourishing their young. To keep them lactating at maximum yields, cows are artificially and repeatedly and forcibly impregnated year after year. The constant cycle of forced pregnancy and birth creates a huge surplus of calves. Even so, virtually all dairy calves are stolen from their mothers within hours of birth in order to maximize profit. 97% of newborn dairy calves are forcibly removed from their mothers within the first 24 hours. The rest are removed in a matter of days. On so-called humane dairy farms, cows are often taken within the first hour of birth as separation of mother and calf is considered less stressful when they have not been allowed to bond. Some female calves will join the milking herd. They typically spend the first 2 to 3 months of life confined in lonely hutches, fed a diet of milk replacer while humans drink the milk intended for them. Whether on factory farms, "family" farms, or small, humane-certified farms, male calves and surplus females are sold to be slaughtered for veal or cheap beef. The veal industry would not exist without the dairy industry. Trapped in a cycle of forced impregnation, perpetual lactation and near constant confinement, most dairy cows' overworked bodies begin producing less milk at around 4 to 5 years of age, at which point they are slaughtered. In natural conditions, cows can live 20 to 25 years.
A more detailed overview on why being vegan demonstrates true compassion for animals can be found here.
For health
More and more people are turning to a vegan diet for the health benefits: increased energy, younger looking skin and eternal youth are just some of the claims from enthusiastic plant eaters. Well, eternal youth might be a bit optimistic, but there are certainly many scientifically proven benefits to vegan living when compared to the average western diet.
Well-planned plant-based diets are rich in protein, iron, calcium and other essential vitamins and minerals. The plant-based sources of these nutrients tend to be low in saturated fat, high in fibre and packed with antioxidants, helping mitigate some of the modern world's biggest health issues like obesity, heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Check out a fully referenced article on health and the vegan diet here. For more information on living a healthy, vegan life, their nutrition section will be able to help.
From recycling our household rubbish to cycling to work, we're all aware of ways to live a greener life. One of the most effective things an individual can do to lower their carbon footprint is to avoid all animal products.
Scientists proved that eating meat is NOT necessary for humans! So why kill animals? A lot of others ingredients provides proteins like avocado, banana…
For environment
Why is meat and dairy so bad for the environment? the production of meat and other animal products places a heavy burden on the environment – from crops and water required to feed the animals, to the transport and other processes involved from farm to fork. The vast amount of grain feed required for meat production is a significant contributor to deforestation, habitat loss and species extinction. In Brazil alone, the equivalent of 5.6 million acres of land is used to grow soya beans for animals in Europe. This land contributes to developing world malnutrition by driving impoverished populations to grow cash crops for animal feed, rather than food for themselves! On the other hand, considerably lower quantities of crops and water are required to sustain a vegan diet, making the switch to veganism one of the easiest, most enjoyable and most effective ways to reduce our impact on the environment. For more on how veganism is the way forward for the environment, see this environment section.
How to go vegan?
Step by step
You can begin by decrease your meat consumption. Each time you want to eat animals ask you if it is really necessary? And if you couldn't replace it by tofu for example. After this you can start not eating meat at all. You can replace meat by a lot of things! Avodaco, banana, dried vegetables (lentils, soy, chickpea…) All of these contains of lot of proteins and iron. Then you can avoid fish and seafood. And the most complicated step is the last: avoid milk, because there is milk in butter, in cheese, in cakes…But it is just a question of organisation. Vegan cheese exists, you can replace milk by almond milk which is really good!
You can find here delicious vegan recipes! http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/food-recipes/healthy/g807/vegan-recipes/
Hope you found this post interesting! Comment about your own experience!


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Robots Could Take Over 38% of U.S. Jobs Within 15 Years - Report
More than a third of U.S. jobs could be at "high risk" of automation by the early 2030s, a percentage that's greater than in Britain, Germany and Japan, according to a report released Friday.
The analysis, by accounting and consulting firm PwC, emphasized that its estimates are based on the anticipated capabilities of robotics and artificial intelligence, and that the pace and direction of technological progress are "uncertain."
It said that in the U.S., 38% of jobs could be at risk of automation, compared with 30% in Britain, 35% in Germany and 21% in Japan.
The main reason is not that the U.S. has more jobs in sectors that are universally ripe for automation, the report says; rather, it's that more U.S. jobs in certain sectors are potentially vulnerable than, say, British jobs in the same sectors.
For example, the report says the financial and insurance sector has much higher possibility of automation in the U.S. than in Britain. That's because, it says, American finance workers are less educated than British ones.
While London finance employees work in international markets, their U.S. counterparts focus more on the domestic retail market, and workers "do not need to have the same educational levels," the report said. Jobs that require less education are at higher potential risk of automation, according to the report.
Read more: http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-pwc-robotics-jobs-20170324-story.html


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This post has been a long time coming!! Guys, I FINALLY have an efficient system for blogging!!! Photog friends, check out BlogStomp if you haven't already, your life will be changed!!!
Josh and Michaela are two of the absolute sweetest souls I have ever met! We shot their engagement session at Harman's Luxury Log Cabins and even though it was February, the sun was shining bright! Though, I think most of the light came from Michaela's face when she looked at Josh. Their love is so sweet and it sure does radiate through their smiles!! :) I am more than honored to be their wedding photographer and friend!!! Enjoy a few of my favorites from their engagement session!!


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It's Another Update! 10.18.2018
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Player Support is a brand new podcast made for the community of gamers by using YOUR voice to shape and interact with the industry. With new episodes every Thursday this show will give an inside look into the gaming industry and the artists who work in the space. Listen in as active streamers, Alex and Madi, chat about the industry we love and the games that have shaped our lives.
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Tyesha Crawford of Newark, a junior majoring in criminology and criminal justice and sociology at William Paterson University in Wayne, is one of 268 students in the nation and one of only seven in New Jersey to receive the 2018 Campus Compact Newman Civic Fellows Award for civic engagement.
Crawford received the award for showing her strong commitment to the ideals of Compass Compact, a national coalition of more than 1,000 colleges and universities committed to the public purposes of higher education.
The fellowship honors the late Frank Newman, one of Campus Compact's founders and a tireless advocate for civic engagement in higher education. Campus Compact member presidents and chancellors are annually invited to nominate one community-committed student from their institution for the fellowship. Through the fellowship, Campus Compact provides a variety of learning and networking opportunities, including a national conference of Newman Civic Fellows in partnership with the Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate. The fellowship also provides fellows with access to apply for exclusive scholarship and post-graduate opportunities.
"Tyesha demonstrates leadership, involvement, and service to the University and the community with the potential for future service to William Paterson and beyond," says Kathleen Waldron, president of William Paterson University. "As president of Students for Service, she coordinates many service projects for the William Paterson community. In addition, she has participated in numerous civic engagement activities as well. She believes in giving back to her community and encouraging other students to serve with love and respect. At William Paterson University, civic engagement is one of our core values, and we are proud of Tyesha and her dedication to serving others."
Crawford says she grew up surrounded by service and giving back to others. At William Paterson, she became involved with service as a sophomore, and now serves as president of Students of Service, and a member of Chi Alpha Epsilon National Honor Society and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. In addition, she serves as a youth counselor for the New Jersey Development Corporation in Paterson and assists with the Community Health Program by recruiting and mentoring youth participants. Crawford also has served as a college mentor for the Greater Newark Conservancy, mentoring high school students and running the Youth Farm Stand. As a student leader at William Paterson, she has participated in nearly three dozen projects, including the University's annual MLK Day of Service. She also helped build a home with Habitat for Humanity, mentored children at the Boys & Girls Club, raised funds for the annual William Paterson Breast Cancer Awareness Walk, and assembled numerous care packages for a variety of children, seniors, and homeless assistance organizations.
"I am proud to be a young woman from Newark who wanted more, not only for herself, but for her community," says Crawford. "Leadership positions on campus enable me to express my true love for service. I encourage people to serve and have the drive and desire to help others. I will be the change that inspires others to connect with service and leadership on campus and in their community. Service starts with a small gesture and becomes the epitome of what we wish to see in the world."
This is the third year in a row that a William Paterson University student has won this award.
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West Virginia University Institute of Expertise is located in Montgomery, West Virginia. New fields equivalent to info expertise and genetic engineering power courts to decide how you can apply legal guidelines made earlier than such technologies had been contemplated. Galactic-scale tales normally name for interstellar travel in human lifetimes, which isn't supported by current science, so this expertise is extra speculative.
Hence, as much as a hundred and twenty secondary college students will undertake the computing program developed by laptop science and engineering academics at Melbourne University and Monash University in partnership with the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority of the Victorian Department of Education and Early Childhood Growth.
BICUTAN, Metro Manila – The regional science and know-how week of the Department of Science and Know-how (DOST)-Cordillera Administrative Region (CAR) strikes to greater ground on October 10-14, 2017 with opening ceremonies slated on the PLGU-Kalinga Astrodome in Tabuk, Kalinga.
Think about taking a field journey to experience Australia's diverse ecology and panorama for one of your environmental science courses or having full access to world-main technology, like the Engineering Distant Laboratory where you may perform actual-time experiments from wherever and at any time.
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Hi everyone!
I'm glad you all enjoyed my Peacock Feathers mani, I tried to do some more nail art yesterday, but I don't think it turned out as well this time around. I may get around to posting it sometime next week! :D
Just a super short post today, I recently added this post to my stash after hunting for Load (which was another huge lemming of me). I'm super glad I bought this polish, since this has become my favourite polish ever! Formula wise it can be a bit tricky to apply, but it's still manageable, and I really love the colour!
Maybe I just like this colour because it looks a lot better on my skin (it's yellow based) compared to the usual minty blue based greens.
Either way, it's gorgeous. I love it. :D
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text: Here's a little photobook we created for a client recently. It was a fairly small project, as we did not have a lot of photos to work with, but the ones we did have whisked us on a journey down memory lane with photos up to 50 years old. The idea for the book was a lovely one - it was a birthday gift to celebrate a family member's efforts to keep the extended family close through arranging reunions over the years.


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In order to activate this game, you will require a third-party 'Steam' account. For full details on how to activate please follow this link: https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=5414-TFBN-1352Shu is a stylish 2.5D platformer set in a beautiful and engrossing world. Guide Shu and a cast of beautifully hand-drawn characters as they run, jump and glide their way across exotic lands, forever pursued by the monstrous and unrelenting Storm. Can you outrun the end of the world?When the great and terrible Storm destroys Shu's village, he embarks on a desperate journey to survive. On his travels he'll encounter stranded villagers; survivors of the devastation that need his help. In return for his assistance, these peculiar characters will grant Shu unique special abilities that he can use to traverse the treacherous path ahead. Shu and the villagers' only hope is to work together, in search of sanctuary - and a way to stop the Storm. - 15 lush, expansive levels, set in 5 diverse lands - A plethora of collectibles and secrets to discover - 10 recruitable characters, each with their own unique power - An incredible original soundtrack - Compete in time trials to see who is the fastest out of your friends - or the worldRecommended RequirementsOS: Windows 7 onwards Processor: Intel Core i5 @ 2.13GHz or Equivalent Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: GeForce GTX 750 1GB or equivalent Storage: 3 GB available space Additional Notes: 16:9 aspect ratio monitor Minimum RequirementsOS: Windows 7 Processor: Intel Core i3 @ 2.13GHz or Equivalent Memory: 3 GB RAM Graphics: AMD Mobility Radeon HD 5000 Series or Equivalent Storage: 3 GB available space Additional Notes: 16:9 aspect ratio monitorCopyright Coatsink Software & Secret Lunch 2016


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a.) Why does Google hate me/pick on me?
A: "Google" does not pick on individual sites but instead allows complex mathematical equations to decide the value of your site in any particular search. Although it may sometimes feel like they are picking on you, most times a ban or bad results can be traced to a small piece of bad or misguided SEO.
b.) Google banned my website?
A: You can check whether you are banned in Google or not indexed in Google, by using the 'site:' operator in Google's search. For instance ( site:www.yourdomain.com)


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MFA: A Compliance Burden for Small Businesses
The Daily Caller published another op-ed from one of the eMainStreet.org co-founders. Justin Krauss spells out the burdens and compliance costs that small businesses will feel if the MFA is passed.OUr favorite part is when he talks about the, almost comical, tax exempt categories in some of the states. It's mind-boggling how complex compliance really is.
You can read the entire op-ed here.
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