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There are several ways to measure the effectiveness of your search engine optimization (SEO) efforts. One of those ways is by looking at a metric called Domain Authority.
In this article, we'll go over the concept of Domain Authority, explain why you should care about it, and offer some pointers about how you can improve it.
Some digital marketers spend hundreds of dollars every year just so they can check their website Domain Authority. In fact, they check that metric repeatedly to ensure that it's improving over time.
What Is Domain Authority?
In a nutshell, Domain Authority is a number between 1 and 100, with 1 being the worst and 100 being the best.
But what exactly does it mean? It's a search engine ranking score.
In other words, it's a measurement of how well your domain will rank in the search engine results pages (SERPs).
It's also proprietary. Domain Authority was created by Moz, a company well-known in digital marketing circles.
The number itself is based on a logarithmic scale. That means it's much easier to move a website from a score of 20 to 30 than it is to move it from a score of 80 to 90.
In other words, the better a website site gets, the harder it becomes to get even better.
How Is Domain Authority Calculated?
How does Moz calculate the Domain Authority score? It's based on more than 40 ranking factors. Those factors are derived from the Mozscape web index.
Moz won't spill the beans on all the ranking factors, but the company has confessed to a few of them.
For starters, the algorithm looks at the number of linking root domains and total number of links. It also incorporates the MozRank and MozTrust scores.
MozRank is basically Moz's version of Google's now non-public PageRank score. It's calculated from backlinks.
Interestingly enough, part of that calculation is dependent on the MozRank of the pages with the backlinks. The higher the MozRank of those pages, the higher the MozRank of the page receiving the backlink.
MozTrust is a metric that measures the trustworthiness of a backlink. Backlinks from trusted seed sites (for example, ABC News) are worth more than backlinks from sites that have little to no trust (for example, a blog that launched just last week).
Also, MozTrust evaluates "hops" from trusted seed sites to the destination site. The fewer the hops, the higher the MozTrust on the destination site.
For example, if ABC News links to a blog and that blog links to your own website, then that's considered one hop. That single hop is likely to give your MozTrust score a boost.
How to View Your Domain Authority
If you want to check your domain authority, you'll need to use a tool designed by Moz. Fortunately, there are a few of them.
The first option is to grab the MozBar. That's a plugin that you can add to your browser that enables you to see the DA of websites that you visit (including your own).
Good news: MozBar is free.
You can also use Open Site Explorer to check your domain's authority. That's not free.
At least, it's not free to use permanently. You can sign up for a 30-day free trial but you'll have to pay if you want to use it all the time. Prices start at $99/month as of this writing.
If you're a tech geek who knows a thing or two about coding, you can use the Mozscape API to get your Domain Authority score. That's going to cost you a pretty penny, though: the monthly service starts at $250/month.
Finally, you can also use the SERP analysis section of Keyword Explorer to check domain authority. Again, though, it's not free.
What's a "Good" Domain Authority Score?
Now that you know a little bit more about Domain Authority and how to check it, you might be asking yourself: what's a "good" DA score?
Let's say you visit your site with the MozBar and it informs you that your DA is 21. Is that good?
It depends.
That's because the Domain Authority score is really a comparative metric. You want your score to be better than the score of your competitors.
If all your competitors have a DA of 20 or below and yours is 21, that's very good. You're higher than they are.
Still, common sense tells you that there's a long way to go from 20 to 100 (the maximum score). So you know you have room for improvement.
Also, if you decide that you don't need to do any SEO because you've already "won" in terms of Domain Authority, then you could regret that decision later on. That's because your competitors are likely optimizing their sites for search results.
Domain Authority and Page Authority
Remember, domain authority measures the authority of your domain. Hence the name.
Moz has another metric called Page Authority. It's calculated very similarly to Domain Authority.
Like Domain Authority, Page Authority is also a score between 1 and 100, with 100 being the best. It also operates on a logarithmic scale.
The key difference, though, is that Page Authority measures how well a specific page will rank in the SERPs.
For example, let's say you're running a website with the domain xyz.com. Moz will evaluate the entire domain with the Domain Authority metric.
However, you probably do some content marketing on that website. You have a blog with several posts.
Let's say one of those posts is at the URL http://xyz.com/blog/my-great-blog-post. Moz will score that single post with the Page Authority metric.
Basically, Domain Authority is a site-wide metric whereas Page Authority is page-specific.
You can measure Page Authority with the same tools you would use to measure Domain Authority.
Also, like Domain Authority, Page Authority is a relative score. You want your pages to score higher than the pages of your competitors. That's especially true when you compare pages that are attempting to rank for specific keywords.
In fact, if you're trying to rank for a brand-specific or micro-niche keyword, you might find that a very low Page Authority score might be good enough to land you on Page 1 of the SERPs. That's because you have hardly any competition.
Moz Spam Score
As you probably know, there are more than few black hat SEOs out there who try to manipulate the search results. One of the ways they do that is with link spam.
Unfortunately, some particularly shady competitors will also point low quality backlinks at your site in an attempt to bump you off the top of the SERPs. That's dirty pool, but it could also hurt your rank.
That's why you need to check your backlink profile for link spam.
Moz offers a metric that will help you do just that. It's called the Spam Score.
Tori – Spam Score – Final with bumpers
It's really not a score, though. It's a number of red flags.
The folks at Moz identified 17 different types of red flags on a site that identify it as a source of link spam. Here they are:
- Low MozTrust or MozRank
- Large Site with few links
- Low site link diversity
- Ratio of followed to nofollowed subdomains is unusual
- Ratio of followed to nofollowed domains is unusual
- Small proportion of branded links
- Thin content
- Very little site markup
- Large number of external links
- Low number of internal links
- Anchor text heavy page
- External links in navigation
- No contact info
- Low number of pages found
- Top-level domain correlated with spam domains
- Domain name length
- Domain name contains numerals
If you have a backlink from a site with just one of those criteria, you don't need to worry about anything. In fact, Moz says that you can have a backlink from a site that meets as many as four of those criteria and rest easy.
However, if that backlink comes from a site that triggers seven or more of those red flags, watch out. You're in danger of getting penalized.
You can view the Moz Spam Score with the same tools that you use to view other Moz metrics.
Link Detox: Domain Authority
Another way that you can check for bad backlinks is with a Link Research tool called Link Detox.
Here's how it works: you enter a domain or URL to analyze. Then, Link Detox will crawl the web looking for backlinks.
After some processing time, the tool will produce a report that includes the risk of each link pointing to the domain or URL. The higher the risk for a particular link, the more likely it is that you'll run into trouble with Google.
Link Detox will also create a disavow file.
The Disavow File
What, exactly, is a disavow file? It's a list of backlink URLs. When you upload it to Google Search Console, you're effectively telling Google to not "count" those links pointing to your site.
If you want to do that for one of your sites, start at the Disavow Links page. Of course, you'll need a disavow file.
You can use a disavow file created by a tool like Link Detox. However, you should make absolutely sure that every link on that list is one that you want to disavow! You could really hurt your search rank if you accidentally disavow good links.
Yes, that means you have to go through the links one by one. It's a tedious task, but it's better than being wrong.
Alternatively, you can create a disavow file manually. That will take some time, but you'll have more confidence that the list only includes links you want to disavow.
Once you disavow bad backlinks, they won't affect your rank and Google shouldn't penalize your site.
The Disavow File and Domain Authority
Will disavowing bad backlinks affect your Domain Authority score? Probably not.
Why not? Because you informed Google about the links you want to disavow, not Moz.
The Moz algorithm doesn't "know" that you've told Google to ignore certain backlinks. It will still take those backlinks into account.
Good news, though: Moz isn't the final authority on ranking. Google is.
So even though you might still have an artificially low Domain Authority score after you've disavowed some backlinks, you should still see your rank improve or, at the very least, stay where it is.
How to Improve Domain Authority
So how do you improve your Domain Authority score? With some good, old-fashioned SEO.
For starters, build some backlinks to your site. As we've seen, though, make sure that they're good backlinks.
How do you get good backlinks? Start with guest posting.
Find a non-competing webmaster who runs a blog with a decent Domain Authority score. Reach out to that person and ask if you can post an article.
In that article, include a backlink pointing to your own site.
Why would a webmaster who doesn't know you let you post on his or her site? Because it's free content.
That's why guest-posting is a win-win for everybody involved. The hosting blog gets free content while you get a backlink to your site.
Also, you should diversify your backlink profile. It's a rule of thumb that you're much better off getting a few links from quality sites than lots of links from a single site or numerous low-quality sites.
Make it a constant effort to get backlinks. Never let up. Always strive for more.
Another way to boost your Domain Authority score is to renew your domain for as long as possible. If your domain is set to expire in the next few months, you might not have as high a score as you would otherwise.
Are you in this business for the long haul? If so, pull out all the stops and renew your domain for the next few years at least. That should give you a pop in your Domain Authority score.
Another tip: make sure that you're linking internally. That should be a no-brainer, but it's amazing how many webmasters overlook it.
Link to your own content wherever it's relevant. Make it your goal to link to at least two or three other posts on your own blog for every article you write.
Google takes notice of that. So does Moz.
Also, you should become an authority figure. People should look at you as the "go to" person in your niche.
How do you get to that point? With content marketing.
Show the world how much you know by blogging about subjects related to your industry. People who are in your target market will find your content via Google, read it, and tell themselves: "Boy, this person really knows the subject!"
Also, post links to your great content on social media and tag key influencers. If they like what they see, they might share your link and you'll gain even more credibility.
Another thing you can do to improve Domain Authority: practice on-site SEO. Add a sitemap, populate your meta description tags with relevant keywords, and use subheadings in your blog posts.
You should also ensure that your website loads quickly. That's especially true for mobile users.
If you're running WordPress, pick up a plugin like SuperCache so that your site loads from static HTML files instead of using the MySQL database to retrieve data. Set your cache expiration headers as well.
One of the easiest ways to improve page load time is by optimizing your images. Just use a tool like Adobe Photoshop Elements to save your images for the web. You'll find that it can reduce the image size significantly.
Head over to PageSpeed Insights to see how quickly your site loads. If your score is in the red, you've got some work to do. Ping your development team to improve your site's load time.
Finally, you might also need to use a content delivery network (CDN) to serve your content.
Wrapping It Up Domain Authority
Your Domain Authority score matters. Make sure you pay attention to it and take steps to improve it. Fortunately, you can usually give your site a better score with some traditional SEO strategies.


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Ronald Staab Jr
Ronald Staab Jr. of Westerville, Ohio, can't say with certainty whether participating in a clinical trial after his kidney cancer treatment will have lasting benefit, but so far so good.
"Has the clinical trial helped me? I don't know, but it definitely hasn't hurt me," says Staab, who has been cancer-free since having one of his kidneys removed at a central Ohio hospital and then spending a year on a drug clinical trial at Ohio State's Comprehensive Cancer Center – James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute (OSUCCC – James).
"If I got a glimmer of extra help, then I'm OK with it and feeling good about it," he adds.
Staab, an executive professor in the School of Management and Leadership at Capital University in Columbus, considers his 2013 diagnosis of renal cell carcinoma at age 50 to have been a fluke.
While recovering from surgery that repaired a sports-related knee injury, he began experiencing joint pain. A rheumatologist could find nothing wrong, but a subsequent computed tomography (CT) scan revealed a kidney tumor the size of a tennis ball that grew even larger before the kidney, which was barely functional, was surgically removed.
Because the tumor had invaded Staab's renal vein and was shedding cancer cells into his bloodstream, his surgeon recommended that he go to the OSUCCC – James for potential enrollment on a clinical trial that might help rid his body of circulating malignant cells.
Staab found that he qualified for an international phase III clinical trial in which the OSUCCC – James was participating.
The randomized, double-blind study is evaluating whether the drug pazopanib can prevent or delay kidney cancer recurrence in patients who are at moderate to high risk of having their cancer return after surgery.
"When you get diagnosed with cancer," Staab says, "you're almost willing to try anything that could prolong your life."
Because it is a double-blind study, Staab does not know whether he was in the group of patients receiving the experimental drug or the group receiving a placebo (inactive substance) for comparison.
But based on the temporary side effects Staab experienced—whitening of his hair, losing his sense of taste and having his immune system greatly diminished—his doctor told him it was safe to assume that he was receiving the drug. He remained on the trial for a year, the longest period allowable for him under study criteria, and now is regularly monitored for recurrence.
"It was all worth it if it extended my life," says Staab, who is married and has three children. "My life as a cancer survivor has been awesome. There are many things you don't realize until you've had cancer. It makes me take things in and appreciate them more. I think about things differently and more extensively now."
He also is pleased with his experience at Ohio State. "I couldn't have had a better partner than The James. The level of commitment from not only my doctors and nurses but everyone around Ohio State and The James was unbelievable; they were very supportive.
"When you have cancer, you get poked and prodded a lot during treatment, and you get tired of it," Staab adds. "But people at The James wanted to make everything so easy for me. I wouldn't trade The James for anything."
He notes that he "could have declined the opportunity to be in a clinical trial," but he's glad he opted to enroll after being informed about "the odds of getting good results. I absolutely wanted to have those extra chances….getting a checkup every six months is a small price to pay."

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In yesterday's post ("Madness in Media"), I listed some books, movies, paintings, and songs, that had shaped my understanding and impacted my experience of Bipolar disorder. One of the movies I listed was "The Dream Team". My brother-in-law owns a copy of this film on VHS, so last night after dinner we sat around with buttered popcorn and soda and settled into an evening of fun and laughter.
Or so I thought.
You see, I remember when I first saw "The Dream Team" (likely around 1990 – before my diagnosis), I laughed hysterically (hysterical being the operative word). I'm not sure what drugs I was on then (probably none), but I could've used more. Watching it now, with 5 hospitalizations under my belt, a steady regiment of psycho-tropics in my blood stream, and the stigma of a Bipolar on my back, well… it leads me to conclude that the movie must have been written by someone woefully unfamiliar with mental illness who has the sense of humor of a very silly 7-year old.
I have 3 major problems with the film.
1) The underlying message (if you want to call it that) is that if people with psychosis just stop taking their medication and face extremely stressful (Outward Bound-style) challenges, they come to their senses and are healed. I realize in 1989, there were still a lot of psychiatric patients overprescribed massive amounts of Thorazine, but a new generation of psycho-tropics were emerging and, in many states, long-term institutional care was no longer an option. The film takes place outside New York City and I'm pretty sure New York was either closing or had closed its state psychiatric hospitals by then. The movie tries to be "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" and fails miserably.
2) The movie laughs at (rather than with) psychosis. The characters are very one-dimensional and, apart from one family scene (with Christopher Lloyd's character and his daughter) that is supposed to be touching (I couldn't care less by then), it simply mocks characteristics of typical psychotics rather than reveals humorous foibles they find in life.
3) It's just not that funny. The funny bits could easily fit in a trailer. In fact, I can only remember one – when Peter Boyle's character (who thinks he's Jesus Christ) tells a man on a stretcher to "Rise and walk." The man tries, and falls. Okay, now that I think of it, that isn't even funny.
So, if you have a mental illness (or even if you don't) and you are looking for a prescription for some laughs, do yourself a favor and don't watch "The Dream Team".
Thanks to all who sent in recommendations of books, paintings, music, and movies depicting mental illness. I'm expanding the project and will be collecting suggestions through May 31, so if you think of more, let me know…
(image above "The Dream Team …. So funny" from Kate Abate in MOVIES, SHOWS)


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The Parlour Inn is a hotel conveniently located in the heart of beautiful Stratford, Ontario, Canada and is walking distance to the Stratford Festival theatres. Our Stratford Festival hotel accommodations enable our guests to make the most out of their theatre getaway. Relax as you grab a bite to eat at our in-hotel restaurant, The Parlour Steakhouse, and unwind with our extensive wine selection from some of Ontario's best wineries. Then take in Stratford's infamous gardens during your strolls to the plays, musicals and productions of the Stratford Festival. The Parlour Inn is the best spot for you to create the perfect date night or evening out with friends when you're visiting Stratford, Ontario…where the swans are plenty and the culture is always lively.
The Stratford Festival allows theatre-lovers from across Ontario to indulge in exceptional theatre performances and world-renowned plays and productions. Always an exceptional event, this year's playbill promises to be an absolute favourite for this year's festival attendees. From classical Shakespearean dramas to re-energized contemporary pieces, long-time fans of the theatre, as well as new visitors will fall in love with the acting, the costumes, stage designs and productions that this infamous Ontario theatre festival has to offer.
The Stratford Festival runs annually from April through to November. During this time, theatre companies will put on over a dozen impeccable works between the five Stratford theatres. The Parlour Inn is located just steps from each of the theatres, so our guests never have to worry about struggling to find parking prior to their show, making The Parlour Inn the ideal Stratford Festival hotel. Each production that runs during the Stratford Festival is uniquely wonderful which is why we recommend that you include more than one play during your Stratford Festival getaway to make the most of your experience.
Choose The Parlour Inn for your Stratford Festival accommodations – just 10-minute walk from the Stratford theatres. Enjoy a getaway that includes a world-class theatre experience, an exceptional steakhouse and noteworthy service.
Make it a theatre-filled weekend or return time and time again to relive your fun-filled experience in Stratford, Ontario and the new plays and productions. Our friendly and informative staff members will always be happy to welcome you and your loved ones back to The Parlour's upscale hotel rooms and restaurant.
The 2019 season of the Stratford Festival is set to begin in April. Below is a schedule of the official 2019 Stratford Festival Performances and plays to experience in the charming town of Stratford, Ontario.
See how international dance sensation, Billy Elliot, overcame insurmountable odds to dance his way to stardom. This heart-warming musical includes music by Elton John and thoughtful choreography that will have you on the edge of your seat as you cheer Billy along his brave adventure of chasing bold dreams.
Stage: Festival Theatre
Director: Donna Feore
Cast: Nolen Dubuc as Billy, Dan Chameroy as Dad, Steve Ross as George, Blyethe Wilson as Mrs Wilkinson, and a stunning ensemble full of international stars
Choreographer: Donna Feore
Visit the official website for Billy Elliot for more information and to purchase tickets.
Romance can take a lot of twists and turns – especially when divorce and honeymooning with new spouses are involved. Watch as Elyot and Amanda attempt to navigate a hilariously awkward reunion after five years of separation. Will the old/new couple make things work the second time around?
Stage: Avon Theatre
Director: Carey Perloff
Cast: Lucy Peacock as Amanda Prynne, Geraint Wyn Davies as Elyot Chase, Sarah Dodd as Louise, Mike Shara as Victor Prynne, Sophia Walker as Sybil Chase, and many more!
Written by: Noel Coward
Visit the official website for Private Lives for more information and to purchase tickets.
This lively classic seamlessly incorporates the unlikely combination of horror and romance to create a sixties-inspired comedic uproar. Watch as the unlikely hero Seymour Krelborn attempts to show his love for his sweet colleague, only to discover he's grown more than just feelings! Great special effects, upbeat music and a fun plotline make this show an absolute blast for audiences of all ages.
Stage: Avon Theatre
Director and choreographer: Carey Perloff
Screenplay by: Charles Griffith
Cast: Gabi Epstein as Audrey, Andre Morin as Seymore Krelborn, Starr Domingue as Crystal, Dan Chameroy as Orin the Dentist and Steve Ross as Mr Mushnik
Visit the official site for Little Shop of Horrors for more information and to purchase tickets.
Get ready to smile until your cheeks hurt as you witness two empowered women thwarting a philanderer's attempts to seduce them both at the same time. This small-town comedy, set in the 1950s, is perfect for a girls' getaway where the focus is on feeling good while getting up to no good.
Stage: Festival Theatre
Director: Antoni Cimolino
Written by: William Shakespeare
Cast: Geraint Wyn Davies as Falstaff, Sophia Walker as Mrs Ford, Bright Wilson as Mrs Page, Graham Abbey as Mr Ford, Michael Blake as Mr Page, Lucy Peacock as Miss. Quickly, Ben Carlson as Sir Hugh Evans, and more…
Composer: Bertholdi Carriere
Visit the official website for The Merry Wives of Windsor for more information and to purchase tickets.
Revisit and recreate the magic of childhood wonderment as you follow ten-year-old Bastian into a world of mystery through his new favourite book. This family favourite will keep you on the edge of your seats while delighting you with stunning special effects and enchanting talent.
Stage: Avon Theatre
Director: Jillian Kelley
Composer: Hawksley Workmen
Cast: Qasim Khan as Atreyu, Jake Runeckles as Bastian, Sean Arbuckle as Gmork, Tim Campbell as Bastian's Father, Jordin Hall as Swing, and the list of talent goes on…
Visit the official website for The Neverending Story for more information and to purchase tickets.
We can all use a little extra wisdom in our lives, so visit 12th century Jerusalem and learn important lessons from a man with a wealth of knowledge to share. Explore discourses surrounding love, religion and faith, and how to reconcile all three in times of disparity. Feel united with fellow theatregoers are you take the time to focus on and celebrate humanity.
Stage: Studio Theatre
Director: Birgit Schreyer Duarte
Playwright: Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
Cast: Diane Flacks as Nathan, Jakob Ehman as Templar, Danny Ghantous as Saladin, Sarah Orenstein as Daya, Miranda Calderon as Sittah and Ron Kennell as The Lay Brother
Visit the official website for Nathan the Wise for more information and to purchase tickets.
Hildy Johnson had almost given up on his journalism career entirely, but that was before he met (and took in) a fugitive who he is determined to prove innocent. This play, which premieres at the Stratford Festival, was written by two former Chicago reporters who provide a thoroughly entertaining look at the industry – warts and all!
Stage: Festival Theatre
Director: Graham Abbey
Playwrights: Ben Hecht & Charles MacArthur
Cast: Ben Carlson as Hildy Johnson, Maev Beaty as Penelope Burns, Michelle Giroux as McCue, Randy Hughson as Murphy, Michael Blake as Diamond Louis, Juan Chioran as The Mayor, David Collins as Alderman Willoughby, Sarah Dodd as Mollie Malloy and Rosemary Dunsmore as Mrs Grant
Visit the official website for The Front Page for more information and to purchase tickets.
You've heard of the brutal tragedy that struck Salem, Massachusetts – when justice gave way to greed and secrecy and allowed for the sacrifice of the innocent to run rampant throughout this seemingly bewitched town. See the story; its victims; and villains come to life in this historic tale of betrayal.
Stage: Avon Theatre
Director: Jonathan Goad
Playwright: Arthur Miller
Cast: Tim Campbell as John Proctor, Wayne Best as Deputy Governor Danforth, Katelyn McCulloch as Abigail Williams, Shannon Taylor as Elizabeth Proctor, Scott Wentworth as Reverend Parris, Rylan Wilkie as Reverend Hale, Mamie Zwettier as Mary Warren and Beryl Bain as Sarah Good
Visit the official website for The Crucible for more information and to purchase tickets.
Images credit: Clay Stang
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Here's a layout I've made to use up more kit items.
It features one background patterned paper plus vellum, a 6x6 paper cut in half,a journaling card cut in half and an oval journaling tag.
The black circle of faux stitching is done with a thicker felt tip.
Here's the original sketch and as you can see, I stuck to it pretty closely.


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Recently, my brain has been abuzz with various ideas and musings about social media, startups, technology, marketing, and so on (okay, this is kind of how my brain is always, but it's been especially busy of late). One of these ideas manifested into an actual idea for a startup social media application, which I may or may not have in the works – that's my secret.
However, being that I had never built my own startup before, I wanted to turn to some people who had done so with success for bits of advice. The first person I tapped for a few insights was entrepreneur Matt Brezina. Matt is most well-known for his e-mail productivity plugin, Xobni ("inbox" spelled backwards). Besides being thrilled that he was able to spend some of his time talking with me about startups and why some fail and why others succeed, I was incredibly thankful for the wisdom he was able to relay to me, including one core takeaway: Consumers can tend to be lazy. If you want them to adopt your product or service, make every step along the way as easy as possible. Put your consumers to work at your own peril.
A couple days after speaking with Matt, I finally got on the phone with my friend David Wells of HubSpot and Socialize Your Cause. David gave me great advice as to where I might begin looking to code a project like the one I may or may not have in mind, and some additional support to just go out and do it. The biggest takeaway I received from David, is that if you are really going to try something entrepreneurial, there is to be no second guessing – just dive right in!
I want to extend a big thanks to David and Matt for lending me some solid advice. Hopefully, this story has many more chapters.
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CommentsOne Response to "Don't Make Your Consumers Do Anything"
David Wells says:
No problemo Zach!
Holler at me anytime.


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Juvenile who defaced Wall to make public apology
November 1, 2017
As part of restitution and making amends, the juvenile who vandalized the Wall That Heals this summer will stand before a group of veterans and give a public apology to them for his actions of defacing The Wall. The juvenile will also help prepare and serve a special veterans' meal.
The evening of Veterans' Day, Nov. 11, the American Legion will host a prime rib dinner, free for veterans and their spouses, from 4:30-7:30 p.m. It is at this dinner that the repentant juvenile will speak.
The event occurs the weekend of Veterans' Day, marked by the third annual Goldendale Veterans Day Parade, organized again by the Goldendale Masonic Lodge. The parade is Saturday, Nov. 11 at 11 a.m., and residents are encouraged to come out in support of the parade and the veterans that it honors.
Police and Fire Department vehicles will join the parade along with the Goldendale High School Marching Band. American Legion members and a color guard, along with representatives from local businesses, will be marching.
The parade procession is open to everybody who wants to participate and join in the parade.
Staging will start at 10 a.m. at the primary school before heading east on Simcoe Street and then South on Columbus.
Registration will be located at the Goldendale Primary School on the 800 block of South Schuster the day of the parade. To pre-register, you can find an application at Umpqua Bank on Main Street or call 250-3086 for more information. There is a suggested donation of $10 per entry. The Masonic Lodge is requesting that pre-registration entry forms be completed and turned in by 3 p.m. on Nov. 8. Completed forms can be dropped off at the Masonic Lodge or at Umpqua Bank.
For veterans who can't get to the parade grounds, the Goldendale Motorsports Association (GMA) will be escorting veterans to the parade line up and will drive veterans in the parade in vintage cars. Veterans can meet at the American Legion Hall at 108 N Grant in Goldendale at 10 a.m. to catch a ride.
Following the parade veterans and their families are invited to the Masonic Lodge for an Elk Stew luncheon.
Prior to the Veterans Day parade, the Eastern Star 66th annual Turkey Dinner will be held on Sunday Nov. 5, from noon to 3 p.m. at the Masonic Lodge in Goldendale.
Ladies of the Eastern Star will be serving a traditional turkey dinner with mashed potatoes and dressing, and they are offering free delivery of meals for those who cannot attend.
Tickets are $10 if you pre-order and $12 at the door. To pre-order your tickets call (509) 314-9743 and leave a name and call-back number.


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Whenever a building, house or any office is under construction, one thing that is always built along with them is garage. Garage is like a mini home for our automobiles. As every part of home is constructed with the intention of making it the best. Similarly, when garage is constructed the owner of the house or building tries his best to make it perfect as well. He wants best material for his home's construction but in reasonable price. Nowadays, there is a wide variety of garage doors and garage door motors.
Garage door:
Garage is an enclosed space which is mainly used to park cars, motorbikes, bicycles or any other such vehicles. Moreover, other then that sometimes other stuff which is currently not in use is put in garage. These garage places are secured with garage doors. Gold Coast garage doors not only secures the things placed inside the garage from getting stolen but it also protects them from extreme weather conditions like heavy rain and burning sun.
Types of garage doors:
Garage doors are basically divided into two types, those are automatic garage doors and manual doors. These two types are then further subdivided into various forms. These forms can be roller garage doors, side hinged garage doors, sectional garage doors, some garage doors works with the help of remotes or openers. Moreover, there are garage door motors.
Garage door motors:
Science has given rise to various discoveries, each one exceeding in quality and features than the previous one. Similar is the case with garage doors. In the beginning manual garage doors were built then automatic garage doors came into being and now these automatic garage doors are even more modified.
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Michelmersh Silver Band (MSB) is a nationally graded First Section Band based in Michelmersh & Timsbury just north of the market town of Romsey, Hampshire. MSB are a very active Band performing at many Concerts and other functions in the Romsey locality, and competing in Regional, National and European Competitions.
The Band rehearse in their own freehold premises in Timsbury every Monday and Friday evening between 8 and 10pm and guest players are always welcome to drop in to have a blow or listen. On Friday evening most of the Band retire to their favourite pub, The Bear and Ragged Staff in Michelmersh to put the world to rights.
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A new report from the House of Commons Transport Committee recognises that, in the past, "new river crossings have all too often been planned with a design life that was too short".
The Department for Transport (DfT), it says, must avoid the "costly duplication of existing crossings" that this issue creates, when planning future projects.
In particular, the report is looking ahead to the development of new crossings in East London and the lower Thames. I was among those who gave evidence to the Committee as it looked at existing river crossings and talked to those involved.
The ambition to future-proof new crossings is prudent and, if there are lessons which can be learned from the past then it is wise to do so.
However, I am sure that a number of readers will, by this point, have already noted the suggestion from the report that the benefits of the report appear to be targeted at the South.
Having identified in its report that existing crossings have and do require upgrades, to ensure they meet present and future traffic flow, then one would hope that the Committee, and the DfT, might consider the need to prioritise investment in rectifying this, especially if there is money to be had for new crossings.
In the North East, we have been fortunate in having already seen investment, which doubled the capacity of the Tyne Tunnels, a project which was completed in 2011.
Significantly improved traffic flow has been achieved, in comparison with times gone by, when we could only rely upon the 1960s-built original tunnel.
However, to fully meet the potential of, and to future-proof such crossings, one needs to consider, and invest in, the wider infrastructure network.
The full potential of the investment we have seen already here in the North East will only be realised when the important road network connectivity north and south of the Tyne receives the upgrades it requires.
It is excellent news that plans to improve the A19/A1058 interchange at Silverlink are progressing. This represents another piece in the puzzle when it comes to maximising traffic flow on the A19 corridor.
However, there is still much work to be done, and I am sure there are crossings elsewhere in the country with similar legacy issues, which need addressing if their impact is to be maximised.
Here in the North East, these changes, along with those being implemented on the A1, are all part of a necessary widescale upgrading of the region's road networks and, once complete, will illustrate the benefits of investing in infrastructure on a regional scale, rather than piecemeal.
Away from the issues of achieving traffic flow potential, one of the other areas that needs to be addressed to ensure infrastructure investment is maintained at the levels required, is the issue of where commercial risk of such large scale facilities should lie. This risk is negotiated differently on each scheme.
Such issues of risk need to be addressed and mitigated at a much earlier stage than is often the case. Rather than "floating" an early idea of a project and reaching out for private partners, having a more robust pre-project analysis team would identify and reduce such risks, making the overall project a more attractive proposition.
This is particularly important, as when a private firm or partnership engages with such projects, they do so in line with a contract based upon the entirety of the concession, and targets which must be met throughout. There is little in the way of flexibility.
When considering how existing projects can be improved and the impact of new developments maximised, again, this is highly relevant.
For example, one of the areas of discussion in the report is the consideration of free-flow technology, which would allow traffic to move through tolls, as it currently does at the Dartford Tunnel. This is also in line to be introduced on the Mersey Gateway.
However, evidence from the first month of implementation on one project showed that 15% of users skipped the toll. On many concessions, where these full-term targets are based upon projections of 100% toll collection, such a loss in revenue, even mitigated by the issue of penalty charge notices, are simply unsustainable.
So, if investment money is available for public and private partnership infrastructure projects, we not only need to learn from the past in terms of their implementation, we must ensure existing networks are enhanced to the same standards one would expect in future projects.
Rachel Turnbull is Chief Executive of TT2 Limited, the company which operates the Tyne Tunnels.


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In my travels, I talk to a lot of IT Service Managers. Amongst their many challenges, one is having the evidence they need to support a change. It's all very well thinking you need new storage, new hardware or new VMs to support growth in your service, but, most service managers lack the evidence they need to prove it.
Without this evidence, change takes longer to be approved and there are a number of things that can happen as a result. One is that the Service Manager anticipates this long process and asks for a lot more than they actually need. Another, depending on the architecture of the applications, is to just find that resource from somewhere else outside the organisation, such as on a public cloud. Both of these end up leading to sprawling IT costs.
I've been at a number of Service Management focussed events such as Knowledge 17 in Orlando and the IT500 here in Edinburgh, and there's a common theme coming out of these. Organisations can move faster and have more control with well implemented Service Management workflows and an increasing number of new tools are services are appearing to extend or integrate with these workflows.
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With Capacity Planner, you can capture demand for capacity from any Service Management platform and play this into a forward looking plan. Capacity Planner will tell you whether or not you have the capacity to support the demand, and if not, you can work out how best to support it. You can play each individual request onto the same scenario to really get a day by day, week by week or month by month view of capacity as business grows.
The tool also has the capability to model the relationship between application volumes and resource… so rather than have Service Managers guess (and over estimate) their capacity requirements, you can model the uplift on demand across the application stack and pin point where capacity is required and when.
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Thursday, December 20, 2007
Piranha Update
First: The salmon skin roll tastes like burnt nasty fish. Its what I imagine a gulp of water from the Trinity tastes like in August. I've heard these are good so it may have just been mine. But I wont be trying again to find out. This is the only thing I have not liked at Piranha.
Second: The Mexican roll is quite possibly the best roll for a new sushi eater. It tastes great, has no fish on top and it comes with a side of pico de gallo. It's also one of my favorites now.
Third: The On The Beach roll is also very delicious.
Fourth: So is the spicy tuna roll.
Fifth: Why do they sit people so close when the entire side of tables is empty? Space us out a little more please.
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- Francis Shivone said...
I used to like Piranha's but I'm with you now. Some is good and some is bad, it costs too much and its crowded. I need to take that Rahr tour, my son a couple years ago and loved it.
Francis, at Food and Fort Worth.
- December 21, 2007 at 1:13 PM
- Kevin Buchanan said...
Can't agree - Piranha still rocks and everything I've ever had there has been fantastic (though I do stick to vegetarian items). The crowdedness is part of the atmosphere and coolness, for me at least.
It would appear that they managed to put Mikado out of business - am I the only one who's noticed that? They've been closed for weeks now.
- December 26, 2007 at 3:20 PM
- FortWorthHoleInTheWall said...
I think my post may have been a tad misleading. I still love the place. I just don't like the salmon skin roll. I wanted to let everybody know that the Mexican Roll, On The Beach roll and Spicy Tuna roll were ones that I tried recently that were delicious. I'm still a big fan.
I also don't mind the crowded atmosphere. But when the place is empty its tough to carry on a conversation when people are right next to you because its so quiet. The people next to you can hear everything you say and vice versa. Plus, I always talk about the people next to me...so thats awkward.
I don't mind having people next to me when its crowded because there is so much background noise that you don't really hear people next to you.
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The plane had crashed on a mountain range far to the north, and I thought I was the only survivor. I was wrong. As I dragged my body across the wreckage, my legs fighting against me, I could see a body thrashing against melted metal and alloy. I managed to free the old man from the debris, and as he wept, I held his warm and broken body against my shattered ribs.
She tells me that her name is Perle, and I immediately connect, feeling as though I remember the thousands of years it took for her to grow inside an oyster to become beautiful and hard and strong. You can tell she's been around and knows a few things and I am a full and absorbent vessel.
I love reading books about survivors I want to watch the movie survivor but I can't find it
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I love reading books about survivors I want to watch the movie survivor but I can't find it
I really love the kids surviving on the islands. so I started learning survival skill's I am prepared.
A survivor can mean anything. You can be a survivor of cancer or stroke or abuse or anything.
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With agitations over the Amarnath land issue continuing in Jammu, , the RSS flags off a delegation of Muslim leaders to campaign for peace in the trouble-torn state.india Updated: Aug 07, 2008 16:15 IST
With agitations over the Amarnath land issue continuing in Jammu and Srinagar, the RSS on Thursday flagged off a delegation of Muslim leaders to campaign for peace in the trouble-torn state.
The 30-member delegation of the Rashtravadi Muslim Manch (or the Nationalist Muslim Front), a Sangh-backed outfit, was flagged off by RSS leader K S Sudarshan from the Red Fort in New Delhi.
"The land allocated for the pilgrims needs to restored. This is not a view held by Hindus only but by people of all religions across the country," Sudarshan told reporters.
The delegation is slated to reach Lal Chowk in Srinagar and will hold discussions with different section of the society on the issue.
"We stand for the fact that Muslims in India love their motherland. Anyone who stands in our way is not a true Muslim or a Hindu," said Convenor of the Front Mohammed Afzal.
"If there is any Muslim in the valley who feels that Pakistan is his homeland, then we will respectfully leave him to the borders."
Commenting on RJD supremo Lalu Prasad Yadav's comments to ban the RSS on the lines of SIMI, Sudarshan said, "The demand reflects his nature and metallity."


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Prachi was one of the contestants of the 'Taste of Columbus' Cooking contest. She made these incredible 'Indian style Zucchini Patties" for the 'Spice Fusion ' Category, where you had to make an Indian dish using ingredient that was not so typical in Indian cooking. What I loved most about the patties was, the texture of the crust! It was so crispy and crunchy and stayed so for a long time!! Prachi had dipped them in corn starch batter and then coated them with bread crumbs.This was a neat idea!!
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Author of 76 best-sellers and holder of the Guinness World Record for the first person to sell over 1 million eBooks, James knows a thing or two about getting published. In this lesson he shares what he's learned.
Topics include: Publishing The Thomas Berryman Number • Find the right agent • Send query letters • Don't give up • Enjoy the victories
I've been through the pain of trying to get an agent, trying to get a publisher, trying to get a good editor, so I know what you're going through, and the best thing I can tell you is one word, which is "persistence." And just be prepared and don't take it personally. My first book turned down by 31 publishers. You're going to get a lot of rejection here, and a lot of it may have nothing to do with your book. [CELLO SOLO] The first novel that I wrote was The Thomas Berryman Number, and I sent it out to a few agents and publishers myself. I got back some rejections, form notices, half-page whatever. A couple of publishers, one publisher, William Morris actually, held it for quite awhile. And I'm like, oh my god, oh my god, William Morris is going to publish it. Then they rejected it. And at that point I just happened to read a little piece in The New York Times Book Review about an agent who was taking on young writers. So I sent it over to that agent and like two days later I get a phone call, and I'm like, I can't believe this agent's turned it down that quickly and the agent actually said, no, no. I want to handle you. And this may happen to you. The agent said, "This is a terrific book. We're going to sell it. You've done a great job. But there are some changes that should be made." And he said, "I have an editor who I work with sometimes who's really good at working with young writers, Jay Acton, and let me send it over to Jay and see if Jay wants to work with you." OK, so I go over and meet Jay Acton. A nice guy, a smart guy. He has some thoughts. I go back and rewrite for a month or so. We submit it back to Jay. Jay rejects it. I'm heartbroken. The agent says, "Don't worry. This book is in great shape now. We're going to sell it." They got like four offers within the week for The Thomas Berryman Number. Then I went in and this actually was so much fun. Little, Brown wanted it the most. In those days Little, Brown was still in Boston, and I went up on Beacon Hill and went to their offices. And I'm sitting in this room filled with all the books they've published in there's Catcher in the Rye, and there's Herman Wouk, Youngblood Hawke, and all this stuff. And the fire's burning in a fireplace. It's real old-time stuff. And it was the best. I mean I'll never forget being in that office and thinking, oh my god, they're going to publish my damn book. [CELLO SOLO] You need to reach out. You need to reach out to mentors. Just trying to get some contacts. Contacts are really important. Introductions are important. If you can get introduced to an editor or publishing executive or an agent somehow, or any kind of an introduction, it helps. A former professor, a writing teacher, writer friends with published books, media executives, lawyers in the space. Those are all useful in terms of you're j...
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Have a high school classmate, Green Bret Steve Yedniak "HARD TO FORGET." Has published his own books.
I have learned a great deal so far from Mr. Patterson. Just wanted to know if anyone here have any thoughts on self publishing whether it be on Amazon, Book Baby or with any other self publishing company. Have anyone here have done it and what's your success. Thanks.
Hello, I have written a 1 page letter to Mr John Publisher introducing him to my book. Basically a very short tag line, a condensed raw idea, my target audience, other books with a similar name or in a similar genre, a blurb on my book and how it closely relates to a current well known book now movie with a similar theme, thank yous and salutations. I have included a separately titled half page biography that would need to be fine tuned drastically for a book bio. I have looked up the publishing houses for other books in a similar genre. I have also started an online course to assist me with setting up a website and understanding how to generate traffic and business on one`s own web page. I did enjoy this lesson very much. Thank you James.
Fourteen years ago a flood of ideas came forth from my mind. The ideas came so fast and furiously and, at odd hours, that I abandoned the keyboard and took to recording them. After two months, the deluge stopped and I set out to transcribe the recordings. I ended up with over 300 pages of repetitive soapbox sermons, inspired insights on human potential and criticism of the reductionistic ideas that so many colleagues swear by. It took me twelve years to figure out how to put it all together and finally I was ready to seek a publisher. I went on Amazon.com and compiled a list of the publishers who published books in my genre--spiritual approaches to psychology. Every submission took an entire day's work. My publisher of preference never responded to my query. Another publisher sent me a one-line email with not even so much as a greeting, "You realize you'll have to do all your own marketing." I received an apologetic email from the third publisher ten days after sending in my query. "We apologize for taking so long to respond to your query. We will be presenting your query at our upcoming monthly meeting next Monday and will reply shortly." Well, that was promising, but I didn't hold my breath. The following Monday, I received a contract! The publisher didn't even ask to read a sample chapter! For the next three days, I was in a state of euphoria. I was, as James described, floating above the ground. This was the most exciting news of my life so far. The book came out a year later and is still selling quite well. Please read my response to Dennis Fleming on book marketing below. We work hard, we owe it to ourselves to persevere with our writing, publishing and, marketing our work.
Persistence - - don't take rejections personally - go to conferences on how to publish. All good, sound pieces of advice. Then in the more bleak moments of despair, I listen to these talks, read the comments - all meaningful . Periodically at the library I must admit I go to the shelf and find 'where my book would be.' Then I go back and rewrite.
I think the best solution today is hybrid publishing. First, you self-publish your work online, and if your book becomes popular, you contact a publishing house to make your book sell further. Maybe they might find your book online and ask you to let them publish it.
I know the "six inches off the sidewalk" feeling. When somebody who was neither family nor friend bought one of my novels, it made my day.
Some great tips, not only from James but also from lots of you writers out there. Thank you so much for all your insights. Now i realize that hard work and persistence does not stop at writing the novel.
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While the news is not a real surprise, Google has announced that the support of Picasa is going away in favor of Google Photos.
Since the launch of Google Photos, we've had a lot of questions around what this means for the future of Picasa. After much thought and consideration, we've decided to retire Picasa over the coming months in order to focus entirely on a single photo service in Google Photos. We believe we can create a much better experience by focusing on one service that provides more functionality and works across mobile and desktop, rather than divide our efforts across two different products.
The news was made on Google Photos blog and the end of support is coming pretty quick but not at the expense of those who have content on the site. You will still be able to access it but won't be able to upload to it any longer. In a nutshell, here is what is happening. On March 15th, Google will stop supporting the desktop application for Picasa. That means no new updates will be coming to it but you can still use the app.
The next big date is May 1st of this year. That is when you will start seeing some features of Picasa roll into Google Photos. Not all of them will be brought over but most of them will and up until this point, you can still use the Picasa web albums and everything else with the site. After May 1st however, you will no longer be able to add new content to the site.
Keep in mind two key things on this announcment. First, none of this is happening today. You can continue to use the service as normal and nothing has really changed yet. Second, if you are going to move to Google Photos for your online photo storage, you can view your Picasa albums in the service today. For those who do not want to use Google Photos, the company has committed to having a service available to you where you can access your photos and all the meta data that you have created around them. No formal word on what this will be but it is clear that Google wants to take their time and get this right. When it comes to memories in photos, it is a sensitive subject. Google doesn't want to screw it up – rightfully so.
So what do you think of this news? Is this big news or a non-event for you? Leave a comment and let me know.


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Day 50 - Geneva to Montreux, 58 milesJune 4, 2016 in Switzerland ⋅ ⛅ 63 °F
50 days up and what an experience it's been so far and still plenty to see and do!!!
Day 50 was a mixed bag (quite literally) on the bike today. Great ride round Lake Geneva to the very affluent area of Montreux. Love riding at weekends as you really see the small towns and villages in all their glory as everywhere seems to have something on. Today there was a 1920's festival (stayed and watched the show for a bit, can't think why!!), an antique markets, a car show, a fun fair and lots more little events and markets. Also amazing seeing some of the houses around Lake Geneva, some serious money in this little country. Can see why UEFA headquarters have their headquarters nestled on the lake here.
Didn't really get a good view of the mountains around the lake until the evening when the clouds cleared in Montreux and wow what a setting. Very jealous of the one guy out on his boat.
The mixed bag part of the day was catching one of my panniers on a broken road barrier and ripping it off the rack and breaking the catch on the bag. After a few choice words shouted across the lake I needed to work out how to fix this as this was going to be a big issue with no way of hooking the pannier back on bike. Luckily due to a bit of advice given to me almost in passing by a guy in a bike shop back in London I remembered I'd packed some cable ties. Those little bits of plastic saved the day and with pannier now (permanently) back on the bike I was able to crack on.Read more


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Authors: Malcolm X, Alex Haley
Publisher: Ballantine
Paperback: 466 pages
Source: Owned
Summary: (taken from Goodreads)
From hustling, drug addiction and armed violence in America's black ghettos Malcolm X turned, in a dramatic prison conversion, to the puritanical fervour of the Black Muslims. As their spokesman he became identified in the white press as a terrifying teacher of race hatred; but to his direct audience, the oppressed American blacks, he brought hope and self-respect. This autobiography (written with Alex Haley) reveals his quick-witted integrity, usually obscured by batteries of frenzied headlines, and the fierce idealism which led him to reject both liberal hypocrisies and black racialism.
Vilified by his critics as an anti-white demagogue, Malcolm X gave a voice to unheard African-Americans, bringing them pride, hope and fearlessness, and remains an inspirational and controversial figure.
Overall Rating: 5 out of 5
Andrew's second major in college was African-American studies, so there's a lot of African-American literature he's read that I have not, so when his turn came up to recommend a book for me to read, he recommended this one. Mostly because it's an amazing book about a man who made history with his dedication to civil rights, but also because I refuse to watch movies based on books before reading the book, and he really wants to watch the Denzel Washington Malcolm X movie with me, so there we go.
This one took me a while. It was a little frustrating, because I felt like it held up the other books on my reading list. The print is small and it reads like a textbook — there's just a whole lot to digest in all the words on the page. I took my time with it because I thought I wouldn't be able to do it justice skimming and not giving it my full 100% attention. However, it's so worth it. Reading this book and learning about this man who was raised from the slums to a prominent figure in the civil rights movement is something that I think everyone absolutely needs to do at some point in their life. I feel like just from reading this, I understand so much more about the civil rights movement and the context in which it was fought.
The best part is reading how Malcolm X grows as a person. It's so interesting, because I found myself making judgments about him and his beliefs, but that reaction is only because he's so honest about his feelings and thoughts. The most rewarding/interesting part of this book for me was seeing how Malcolm develops his viewpoints and changes his opinions based on each new experience. In that way, it's an incredibly engaging read because of Malcolm's ability to continuously learn more and inform himself about the world. I found myself growing and changing right along with him — it was an intense reading experience, to say the least.
I always find it hard to judge a non-fiction book. The most I can say is that I found it rewarding and informative — despite the fact that it's told from Malcolm himself, this book gives an honest no-holds barred look at Malcolm and his life, and it is one of the best subjects you can inform yourself upon. I highly recommend it.


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1. According to the collaboration consultants at Ferris Research, your first move when new people sign up to receive a newsletter or e-mail from your site should be to send them a message confirming that they want to be signed up. This ensures that someone else didn't enroll them. Similarly, always give them a quick way to unsubscribe.
2. Get yourself on the list. Almost all Internet service providers have white lists, or places where you can submit your company name for certification so you won't be automatically labeled spam. You can also ask subscribers to add your domain name to the white lists set up on their mail servers and through security companies.
3. Get off the bad lists. Ferris suggests checking public blacklists of known sources of spam, such as those at OpenRBL and Spamhaus to make sure you're not on them.
4. Remind your subscribers to check their quarantine or junk mail folders to make sure your stuff hasn't been dumped there.
5. Deal with complaints promptly and politely. Perhaps the best way to distinguish yourself from spammers is not to act like one.


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eurogamer.be Cross Site Scripting vulnerability
Open Bug Bounty ID: OBB-625125
Security Researcher RootByte
Helped patch 875 vulnerabilities
Received 4 Coordinated Disclosure badges
Received 2 recommendations , a holder of 4 badges for responsible and coordinated disclosure, found a security vulnerability affecting eurogamer.be website and its users.
Following coordinated and responsible vulnerability disclosure guidelines of the ISO 29147 standard, Open Bug Bounty has:
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|Vulnerable Application:
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|Vulnerability Type:
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Vulnerable URL:
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Coordinated Disclosure Timeline
|Vulnerability Reported:
|31 May, 2018 18:41 GMT
|Vulnerability Verified:
|1 June, 2018 06:44 GMT
|Website Operator Notified via Bug Bounty:
|1 June, 2018 06:44 GMT
|Public Report Published
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|1 June, 2018 06:44 GMT
|Vulnerability Fixed:
|30 August, 2018 07:21 GMT
|Public Disclosure: A security researcher can delete the report before public disclosure, afterwards the report cannot be deleted or modified anymore. The researcher can also postpone public disclosure date as long as reasonably required to remediate the vulnerability.
|30 June, 2018 18:41 GMT
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Three people were arrested late Tuesday night after a search warrant was conducted at a home in Knox.
Officers from the Knox City Police Department, Hamlet Police Department and the Starke County Sheriff's Department conducted a search warrant at 403 S. Shield Street in Knox where an active methamphetamine lab was found. Two children were in the home at the time of the incident and Indiana Department of Child Services was called to the scene to get them into a safer environment.
Gregory Tolson, 35, Cherie Tolson, 37, and Nathan Vermilyer, 26, were arrested and have preliminary charges of Manufacturing Methamphetamine, Possession of Methamphetamine and Illegal Drug Lab. Greg and Cherie Tolson have additional charges of Neglect of a Dependent.
These arrests came after a month-long investigation into the individuals involved.


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Ivanka Trump donned a pair of $196 leggings on Thursday, January 18, that are still getting attention on Sunday, January 21. As seen in the below photos, the "Rosette Print Ultra High Waist Leggings" aren't from Ivanka's own clothing line. Instead, the pink leggings are from Ultracor, a sportswear line that calls itself revolutionary by combining fashion with body-sculpting shapewear and performance. The Ultracor website has plenty of leggings for sale, but not the specific ones Ivanka wore a few days ago that has set shoppers' desires on fire.
The "SILK ROSETTE PRINT LEGGINGS" for $185 are similar to Ivanka's pink leggings, but the only colors listed as of this writing are Nero and Navy. On Nordstrom's website, the ULTRACOR leggings that Ivanka wore can be found for $196, although the leggings with the "shining rosettes" are only available in the smallest size right now. Called "romantic" high-waist leggings made of super-soft compression fabric, the leggings promise to lift butts and flatten tummies.
On the Saks Fifth Avenue website, the "ULTRACOR Ultra-High Silk Rosette Leggings" are also listed for $196 and are also only available in the small size as of this writing. The leggings are pitched as ones that can make a statement with their metallic floral print atop Italian fabric, with the 5'10" model on the site wearing a small size.
Ivanka Trump heads to the gym in pink leggings before work | Daily ... - Daily Mail: Daily… https://t.co/Selmv9aYs5— Leggings Shop (@Leggings_Shop) January 19, 2018
According to AOL, certain fashion websites like Carbon 38 had a few sizes left, but a visit to that site on Sunday proved they were all sold out. Whether or not Ivanka has contributed to the run on the leggings isn't clear, but social media fashion accounts like the one below that track her fashions feature women raving about the leggings and asking for information about where to buy a pair for their own closets.
As seen below, the leggings are at times paired with the "Altitude Silk Rosette Print Crop Top" by Ultracor, which is not readily available on the retailer's website among other tops that range from more than $100 to $276.
As reported by the Daily Mail, Ivanka was photographed wearing the leggings in the wake of an early-morning workout on Thursday, prior to Ivanka changing into a more professional camel-colored coat that had the publication waxing hopeful about Ivanka potentially becoming Madam President Ivanka Trump one day. It was a controversial notion that received plenty of backlash on Twitter.


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Dominoes - is one of the most popular board game in the world, was invented more than two thousand years ago in India. Dominoes is perfect for developing logical thinking and memory.
--- More than 500,000 downloads in just one first month in Appstore! ---
Features of our version Dominoes:
- Excellent graphics, adapted to the high-resolution screen of the iPhone.
- Two versions of the game, a classic and a cross.
- Multiplayer game mode, you can play Dominoes with other people via wi-fi or mobile internet.
- Integration with the Game Center.
- You can play with 2 or 3 opponents.
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The year is approaching its end, which means resolving to do and be better. For some, there's also the desire to look and feel better, which can mean everything from vowing to go to the gym more regularly, eating healthier or taking the easy route: plastic surgery.
The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery has revealed its predictions for trends we should expect in 2015, and there are some very bizarre elective surgeries (earlobe reduction) and some old favourites (rhinoplasty).
Curious about which body parts have been voted 'Most Likely to be Sliced, Pulled and Prodded' in 2015? We've got the skinny on vanity in the new year!
Small Wonders
According to the AAFPRS, facial plastic surgeons have been getting more and more requests for small cosmetic changes over larger, more invasive procedures. What is a "small plastic surgery," you might be asking yourself. It's everything from mole and birthmark removal, earlobe reduction, injectible fillers in visible facial creases, upper-lip lifts and soft lifts to rejuvenate sagging cheeks, brows and jowls.
Selfie Syndrome
Plastic surgeons from the AAFPRS believe that a culture of selfie-takers will create demand for facial surgeries. They credit the diverse pool of faces all over social media for the speculated uptick in surgery, which they allege will include everything from rhinoplasty to eyelid rejuvenation and neck contouring.
Eye, Carumba!
Evidently there's a demand for rejuvenation of the delicate eyelid area. The AAFPRS speculates that procedures to brighten aging eyes and rehabilitate lower eyelid bags and creased skin will be on the rise in 2015. Are we going to be sleeping less and working more next year? 'Cause if so, they might have a point. Dr. Park is under the impression that of the available surgeries, blepharoplasty is the most economical of the bunch. In layman's terms, it's like a tummy tuck for your eyelids.
Topical Storm Botox
Fear of needles, but want Botox? 2015 might be the year for you. Turns out there's a new topical form of the face-tightening injection, and it's just awaiting a nod from the FDA. You'll still need a doctor to apply it, because it's still a drug, but goodbye needle pricks!
Seeing Double?
Also in the world of new plastic surgeries is a potential treatment for double chins. The FDA hasn't acted yet, but there are new, fat-melting injections that are expected to help reduce the appearance of double chins. Much like topical Botox, it is just awaiting approval.
Blurring the Lines
Plastic surgeon Dr. Stephen Park believes that the waters of plastic surgery are set to become a little less murky. On nose jobs, Park stresses, "Today someone wants a rhinoplasty for functional reasons may also desire a cosmetic benefit, and people who opt for the procedure to correct a bump or another concern also want to breathe better."


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Schemers: Behind-the-Scenes
In Schemers, the characters played by IK Ogbonna and Wole Ojo scheme their way into the lives of two beautiful sisters played by Adunni Ade and Lisa Omorodion.
Schemers is produced by two-time AMVCA award-winner Grace Edwin-Okon and Lisa Omorodion, the producer of First Cut (2013). Omorodion is also the Executive Producer of Schemers. It is written by Olowofela Johnson and directed by Gbenga Salu, the director of Boy Breadwinner and several award-winning music videos. The flick also stars Daniel K. Daniel, Tunbosun Aiyedehin and Victor Erabie .


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New product
The traditional medicinal plant used in the traditional Chinese medicine that possesses a wide range of very interesting health benefits.
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Astragalus is one of the best-known medicinal plants of the traditional Chinese medicine and has been used for thousands of years to treat a variety of diseases and as tonic. The primary used part of this medicinal plant is the root, which contains the highest content of biologically active ingredients. The seeds of the plant are also used for some fields of application.
Astragalus belongs to the family of leguminous plants grows in China, Korea, Mongolia and Siberia. The root of the plant contains two groups of polysaccharides called astragalans and astraglucans, as well as two groups of triterpene saponins, known as astraglosides and isoastraglosides as active ingredients. The extract we use is standardized for a high content of 10% polysaccharides in order to guarantee you a constant effect.
Astragalus has a wide range of health benefits, including a stimulating effect on the immune system, a positive effect on the health of the cardiovascular system and a protection of the detoxification organs of the body and the nervous system. In addition, this medicinal plant possesses pronounced antioxidant effects, can lower elevated blood glucose levels and improve your insulin sensitivity.
Scientific studies have shown that the polysaccharides contained in Astragalus activate the killer cells and the T cells of the immune system and stimulate the antibody reaction, which significantly improves the immune function. In addition, Astragalus extract shows an antiviral effect, which is based on an increased natural interferon production of the human body. In other words, this powerful plant extract will strengthen your defences and reduce your susceptibility to infectious diseases of all kinds.
But Astragalus can do much more than most other medicinal plants that also stimulate the function of the immune system. Astragalus has a so-called immunomodulating effect which down-regulates an excessive response of the immune system as it occurs in allergies, to a healthy level. For asthma patients this can reduce inflammatory responses in the lungs and an increased mucus formation in the respiratory tract. Astragalus can also relief chronic hay fever. Studies have shown that an Astragalus extract can be as effective as the cortisone derivative prednisolone for the treatment of allergic skin reactions, without causing prednisolones numerous undesirable side effects.
Astragalus has a number of positive effects on the cardiovascular system. The saponins contained in the root of this medicinal plant can improve the contractile force of the heart muscle, which was demonstrated by 17 (!) different Chinese studies. The flavonoids contained in Astragalus can reduce an excessively elevated blood pressure, while Astragalus simultaneously reduces the cholesterol uptake in the digestive tract and promotes an increased breakdown of unhealthy LDL cholesterol by the liver. This can lead to a significant reduction of the levels of unhealthy LDL cholesterol and a reduction of blood triglyceride levels by over 45 %. This contributes to a significantly lower risk of cardiovascular diseases.
In type 2 diabetes patients the contained astragalosides and isoastragalosides appear to lower blood glucose levels while significantly increasing the insulin sensitivity of the cells. As a result of this less insulin is needed to achieve the desired effect. These effects of Astragalus have already been documented during the Ming Dynasty in China. In addition, Astragalus appears to be able to alleviate diseases connected to diabetes, including diabetic neuropathy and atherosclerosis.
As an added bonus, Astragalus has a pronounced antioxidant effect that can protect the cells and the DNA of the body from the damaging effects of free radicals. Elevated levels of free radicals are associated with the development of numerous diseases including cancer, as well as with an accelerated aging of the body. For this reason Astragalus is also regarded as a natural anti-aging agent by many naturopaths.
The antioxidant effects of Astragalus may also be responsible for the liver and kidney protecting properties that can be seen during an Astragalus supplementation. Scientific studies have shown that Astragalus is able to slow down the development of an alcohol-induced fatty liver and to slow down or even stop the progress of incurable liver cirrhosis in rats. In cases of renal diseases that are associated with an increased excretion of protein via the urine, Astragalus may have positive effects because the contained active ingredients can reduce a fibrotic destruction of the kidney tissue and alleviate an inflammation of the kidneys. The diuretic and the excretion of sodium-stimulating effects of Astragalus may also contribute to relieving the kidneys.
Astragalus also appears to protect brain and nerve tissue and may reduce the damage resulting from a stroke. In degenerative disorders of the nerves, such as Parkinson's disease or a diabetic neuropathy, the active ingredients of Astragalus can prevent or at least slow the destruction of nerve cells and inhibit the progression of these diseases, while promoting a regeneration of the damaged nerves.
Astragalus has even shown very promising effects for a treatment of cancerous diseases, as it can inhibit the development and growth of tumours caused by chemical carcinogens. In addition, Astragalus can support a chemotherapy or a treatment with interleukin 2, while alleviating the unwanted side effects of a chemotherapy.
With all these pronounced health benefits, it seems to be almost trivial to mention that Astragalus is also an effective adaptogen that can help the body to better cope with stress and that can relieve fatigue and a loss of appetite.
The active ingredients contained in Astragalus can decrease blood pressure and blood glucose levels. People who take diabetes or blood pressure medication should discuss the usage of Astragalus with their physician beforehand in order to rule out unwanted interactions with their medication.
Due to the strong immune system stimulating effect of Astragalus, people who take medication for suppressing of the immune function after transplantations, in the course of the treatment of autoimmune diseases or in the context of a cancer therapy should discuss the usage of Astragalus with their physician.
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Overlooking the magical scenery of Salzburg's old town, the Hotel Sacher Salzburg is the city's only grand hotel. Directly located on the shores of the Salzach River, the privately owned and family run luxury hotel awaits its guests with living traditions, charming local flavors and stunning views. Inspired by local aristocratic country residences, a remodeled collection of rooms and suites offer a unique ambience. The various restaurant and bar outlets, all with terraces, truly provide a resort feel within the urban heart of Salzburg.
Your Host
The Sacher has been run by the Gürtler & Winkler family since 1988. It is one of the very few privately owned and family run five-star luxury hotels left in the world. They are passionate about maintaining the tradition of the world-famous hotel and giving their guests the quality, style and comfort that is synonymous with the Sacher name. In 2016 the Hotel Sacher Salzburg celebrated its 150th anniversary!
Concierge Recommendation
Stroll through Steingasse, a beautiful cobble stone street in Salzburg's residential heart and feel its history.
Every Thursday, a local favorite farmer's market takes place at the "Schranne", in the more contemporary St. Andrä's quarter, just a few minutes walk away from the hotel.


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How I Became An Expert on Services
Hiring a Pest Control Company It's not usually possible to handle a pest issue on your own, so if you have one you'll need the services of a pest control company. Check out a few different version of pest control companies to see which one might be the best choice for your specific situation. Here are some things to consider when you're looking between them. One thing you will want to think about is whether a pest control company is specifically skilled at removing the type of pest that you are trying to get rid of. Some pest control companies will be confident that they can handle anything while others might admit that they're more confident in some types of pest removals than others. It's always a good idea to double check on a company's certifications to make sure that they're staying up to date with their employees. Asking about the type of chemicals that they use and any natural options might be of interest as well. All pest control companies are going to use chemicals to a certain extent but what's important is that they're doing it safely for you and their employees. Ask what you need to do to prepare such as covering things or putting them away. Always ask how pets and children can be affected and if they should stay out of the home following treatments longer than adults. It's better to be safe than sorry.
Lessons Learned from Years with Businesses
Always ask for assessments from a few different pest removal companies so that you can contrast and compare them before deciding on one. You're bound to get some different types of offers and you want to make sure that you choose the best option for you. Some pest removal companies are going to offer guarantees for their services which mean that they would come back out and redo it for free if it didn't work the first time.
If You Think You Get Companies, Then This Might Change Your Mind
Some companies try to get as much service as possible but others try to cultivate return customers, so pay attention to the way they handle their customer service to see which theirs is. A great company will be happy to communicate with you about whatever it is that you need to know. After all , if you have a good experience you are more likely to suggest the company to people seeking referrals. It's a good idea to get referrals if you can when you're first looking for a pest removal company since word of mouth tends to be trustworthy. You might have to sort through a variety of resources online to get to the helpful reviews on there but it can be very worth it.


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Fall Craft and Vendor Fair
WHEN: Sunday, November 10, 2019 (5th annual) – 10AM to 4PM
Craft and Vendor Fair fundraisers are held several times a year.
WHERE: Vernon Fire Department Company No.1
537 Route 515,
Vernon NJ 07462
(Sussex County New Jersey Craft Shows, Vendor Fairs.)
DESCRIPTION: Crafters and vendors of all kinds, 25+ tables. Local vendors showcasing jewelry, sewn creations, cosmetics, and homemade items and more. See Facebook page for an updated list of vendors.
No admission cost.
Soup and sandwich available for lunch with donation.
Vendors Needed!
All types of vendors wanted.
Arts and crafts vendors wanted.
EVENT CONTACT: Heather Gensinger at 973-459-2062
or firstname.lastname@example.com
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/vernonfd
2019 FACEBOOK EVENT PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/events/403171180395925


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LC Angle Base 2019 for the LC Slicer attaches to the slicer for cutting large sized slices in exactly the same thickness every time. Varying thicknesses from super thin up…….
The LC Angle Base 2019 for the LC Slicer was specifically designed for polymer clay Mokume Gane and Hidden Magic techniques but it is equally useful for slicing large canes and slabs.
The LC Angle base 2019 for the LC Slicer has 3 screws making the base plate (upon which the clay sits) adjustable to sit on an angle. The angle allows the user to cut canes etc on an angle to get varying attractive results. It also has the benefit of a larger base enabling very large size canes to be cut evenly.What is the LC Angle Base?
Ginger Davis Allman of the Blue Bottle Tree reviewed the LC Angle Base for the LC Slicer:
"The LC Slicer is a large-scale slicing tool that makes perfect slices of polymer clay canes and slabs. It's one of my favorite tools and I sing its praises in the LC Slicer Review article. But one of the limitations in the LC Slicer is that there is a gap between the blade and the guiding mechanism. A clay cane or slab needs to be at least 1″ thick for the slicer to work. The LC Angle Base fits into the LC Slicer, addressing this issue, and allowing even the shortest canes and the shortest stacks of clay to be sliced with precision.
Not only does the LC Angle Base fill this gap, it also can be adjusted so that the clay cane or slab is presented to the blade at an angle, allowing new design options." Read more………………………….


text: Your first question should be 'what are my keywords?' Excercise - take a sheet of paper and write down the words that you think are important and relevant to your site. Develop a buyer persona before you start investing your resources into content creation. Publish only those pieces of content that matter to your audience. When they are indexing websites, the search engines' bots scan every one of a site's URLs and look for the starting points of the topics that are covered. They also browse the HTML code for metadata such as particular tags or markups, so that they can determine the relevance of individual pages to particular subjects. Now, even if search engines change their algorithm and give no advantage to exact match domains (not likely in my opinion), I'm here to say that exact match domains have another benefit: They attract amazing anchor text associated with inbound links!


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It has happened before to most all of us.
We make some toast, butter it and maybe put on some jam.
Then we drop it. chancs are great that it iwll land jam side down.
Take a cat and drop it and it will always land on it's feet.
Now, take and strap that toast to the back of the cat and drp it.
Which way will it land?