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From 2 July 2018, the child care fee assistance your family receives will change. As this date is just around the corner, you will need to provide some information and update your details in time for the transition.
Your information does not automatically rollover to the new system and you may not receive any subsidy if your assessment is not completed.
You can complete your online Child Care Subsidy assessment by going online via myGov now. To do this you will need to provide your 2018-19 family income estimate, activity details, your child's school status and confirm your child's enrolment. This will only take a few minutes!
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Jobs, Education and Training Child Care Fee Assistance (JETCCFA)
If you currently receive JETCCFA in order to be eligible for the new payment Additional Child Care Subsidy (transition to work) you must first complete your online Child Care Subsidy assessment, and then apply for the Additional Child Care Subsidy (transition to work).
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If you currently receive SCCB TFH and are part way through a 13 week period on 1 July 2018, you may be granted the balance of 13 weeks Additional Child Care Subsidy (temporary financial hardship) by Centrelink, if you are eligible. You must first complete your Child Care Subsidy assessment before 2 July 2018.
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We start this week, as we must, with the Occupation. I'd been waiting for the Weekly Standard's Matt Labash to write – he does the 'conservative embed with the lefties' piece like nobody else. His article does not disappoint:
Eyewitness to History! – Matt Labash [Weekly Standard]
It is Day 18 when I arrive at the Occupy Wall Street protests. When dealing with antiestablishment types, I like to let them get established. It seems only sporting, since the early moments of any order-changing upheaval can look like utter chaos. But being slow off the mark might have cost me. For by the time I get to lower Manhattan, The Revolution has been going on so long that the revolutionaries have already started selling out.
When I arrive at Occupy Wall Street (OWS) ground zero at Zuccotti Park, only a few blocks over from the World Trade Center ground zero, the first revolutionaries I encounter are two masked-up anarchists named Spooky and Newport. They wear studded leather jackets which bear hand-painted inscriptions like "Fight War, Not Wars" and are clad in black from head to toe. Except Newport additionally sports a chartreuse fright wig and sunglasses with reflecting marijuana leaves on the lenses. They seem to know they're a spectacle, since they stand in front of a cardboard sign that reads "Pictures for change or a dollar." Meaning the passing fanny-packing tourist hordes or smirking financial sector barbarians can get their snaps taken with Spooky and Newport as if they were mascots at Disney's new Protester World Experience…
Then we move to Fast and Furious, which continues to percolate beneath the notice of much (though not all) of the mainstream media. As the WaPo's Marc Thiessen notes, F&F is hardly the first time AG Eric Holder has found himself at the center of an Obama Administration embarrassment.
Eric Holder, Obama's Albatross – Marc A. Thiessen [Washington Post]
President Obama says that he has "complete confidence" in Attorney General Eric Holder. That's good news for Republicans. Pick almost any unnecessary, losing battle in Obama's first term, and his hapless attorney general is at the center of it.
If not for the fact that so many of Holder's decisions harm national security, he would be a political dream come true for the GOP – delivering up reliably disastrous controversies for the president every few months…
READ THE REST of these articles, and:
more on the Occupation, by WSJ's Wallison;
Barone and Krauthammer on the President's fractured coalition and increasingly desperate tactics;
HotAir's Morrissey on the new 'saved or created';
Cliff May on Iran;
an Occupation-themed Funniest Thing I Saw This Week;

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Actress, activist and Baha'i Emily Baldoni tells the tale of her 35-hour labor during a drug-free home birth—and what it taught her about the strength of her femininity. In that grueling process, she realizes the power of her own feminine qualities, of love, peace and compassion—and also realizes that the masculine power system cannot get us there on its own. Emily outlines the ways those crucial feminine traits, so very often belittled and devalued, can help us all—men and women—seriously question and redefine the way we relate to power.
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This season Tacx is technical partner of no less than eight WorldTour teams. They will be training and racing with Tacx bike trainers, bottle cages, bottles and Premium software. In addition, we're also partner of five Women WorldTour teams, five Pro Continental teams and for teams and riders in the disciplines triathlon, cyclocross and mountain biking.Read more
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After an intermission of one year, Team Dimension Data will partner up again in 2019 with Tacx and will collaborate for a period of five years.Read more
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Monday, June 09, 2014
We are there
We weren't sure if the kids were ready ... especially Sidge. He's been doing better but is still struggling, especially when he gets around any other people. But we decided to take it slow and give it a try.
You can tell what a great day it was by this picture of Abigail in her car seat on the way home.
To say we had a wonderful time would be a huge understatement. At one point, I was pushing the girls on the swings at the park and the boys were running around and JB was laughing, and I, honestly, teared up. I just started crying right then and there. JB walked over to me and hugged me. And while he didn't cry, his face illustrated easily that he felt exactly like I did.
It was a perfect day. It was overcast. Not hot. No crowds. (Want to stress my husband out? Put him in a crowd on a hot day and watch him slowly lose his mind!) We strolled. All the kids were happy. There was no fighting. No crying. Just four kids taking it all in and seriously enjoying every minute.
Isaac was the navigator -- holding that zoo map and telling us where to go.
Hannah just rode in her stroller and took a nap in it and didn't make a peep the whole day.
Sidge was relaxed and able to enjoy himself without being overcome with thoughts and emotions. At one point he turned to JB and said, "This is the best day ... ever."
And Abigail just couldn't stop talking about those flamingoes!
I am not sure if I can adequately put into words how freeing it was to be doing something together as a family ... in America ... and to know that we didn't have to leave anytime soon. We could buy a yearly membership to the zoo (and we did!) because this is our home and we can stay here as long as we want.
I am so incredibly proud of my husband for his service to the military. I am very proud of our family for doing four years overseas. I will never regret or say one bad word about the military because they gave my husband his education and allowed him to do it debt free and gave us an adventure beyond our wildest dreams!
But there is something that hangs over you when you know, in the back of your mind, that your decisions are not your own. Any trip we have taken in the past, the military had to approve it. Any plans we made were always made with the possibility that the government might decide something different on our behalf.
Until now.
Now, we have picked where we live. And we can go where we want. And JB can go to work or he can quit work (without being arrested for going AWOL.)
In addition, while life in Turkey and on the island were wonderful ... we were so limited. There were no zoos or museums. And if there was, no one spoke English and taking a trip to these places took so much out of you that you often didn't want to go again.
We are a bit overwhelmed with life here. We got cell phones today and I'm seriously afraid of the thing. I also had a slight bit of panic when I entered a Chik Fil A at lunch time. The number of little cards people ask me to hang on my key chain is equally daunting. And how the heck do you get out of a Target without doing a happy dance?
But we are so, so, so, so happy to be home. Wherever it be in America, America is home. And we are there!
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As happy as you are to be back in the U.S.A., Mom and I are equally happy! You may be a thirteen hour drive away, but that's small potatoes. I can't wait to come see you!
Once again your post made me tear up! I am so happy to hear that you all had such a fantastic day and that Sidge really enjoyed it! God is so good!
Julie E
Yeah!!!!!! So glad that you had the best day ever!!! (I'm with John, put me in the heat and throw a crowd on top of it and I am not the kind of person you want to be around!) Hope things continue to go well! Love you guys!!!
- Jenny said...
I completely understand! It's just so much easier to do something like this when you don't have to worry about how you're going to park your American-sized car in a tiny spot, (on a tiny street), how you're going to communicate, will the restaurant be kid-friendly! Isn't it wonderful to be able to ask directions, or order your food without using hand gestures, or feeling exhausted after the encounter?! Happy for you friend!
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Google is trying to free people from the burden of email using AI to type out the whole thing for you taking smart replies to their logical conclusion
The days of having to think about and physically type out emails is over, at least if Google's new "Smart Compose" feature for Gmail has anything to say about it.
Much like autocomplete in the search bar or on your smartphone's keyboard, the new AI-powered feature promises to not only intelligently work out what you're currently trying to write but to predict whole emails.
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Some pictures of owen enjoying our wonderful weather this week. He had fun watering trees and stayed pretty dry. The hose kept him pretty entertained.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Nice Weather
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Day #3
I thought I would update everyone on the Pacifier thing. Things are steadily progressing. But still hard. Naptimes are hard and last night he woke up once and cried for awhile. I tune out the crying a lot easier than Brent does, but he survived as well. When I put him down for a nap this afternoon I noticed that he held the "cut" pacifier in his hand a little longer than normal so maybe he is getting the point that he doesn't really need the thing after all. Hopefully like Katie said we are on the downhill slide. We shall see how tonight goes. Brent, Maddie and our friend Marc and daughter Reaghan went to a bday party this afternoon to a classmate of Reaghan and Maddie. So Garrett had his friend Holden over tonight and Owen and the 2 older boys are playing so good. Tomorrow morning we get the privledge of going to our nephew Karson's dedication. Hopefully will have some pictures to post. Oh and we also had a little rain this evening finally, but need so much more. Things are so dry here.
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Friday, March 6, 2009
Sorta Chicken' Out
Some would say we fully chickened out...I am saying we partially did. After listening to Owen scream for 30 minutes (which all in all isn't that long) we decided to cut a slit into the LAST pacifier. Not actually cut a " off the tip" THat worked well. So thinking that we will keep it like that for a few days and make the slit bigger and/or start cutting the tip off.
Why or why didn't I get rid of it at a LONG time ago. Its 4 times harder now.
Why or why didn't I get rid of it at a LONG time ago. Its 4 times harder now.
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Thursday, March 5, 2009
Can we be pacifier free?
Lord help us we are getting rid of the pacifier tonight! But its time. I am tired of making sure we have it whenever we go anywhere or do anything. Owen goes to bed w/out a blink, cry or fuss w/the pacifier. Not the case this evening. We tried cutting the tip off, but that did NO good. So we shall see how soon morning comes! Everyone sleep tight!
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It has been one crazy week. Really nuts to even look back day to day. These last few weeks have literally been the longest days of my life, starting in mid-march with the match all the way to today as we figure out what is next. Even just a week ago there were a ton of unknowns. Where were we going to live, what was my job going to look like, should I sell my house, should we split this year up and live apart even after marriage, should we book a new honeymoon since we had to cancel ours, and finally…when was this all going to get done?
I am happy to report that I have checked many of these "unknown" items off my list and am finally feeling comfortable with the idea of all of this change that is about to occur.
So let me break it down. Late last week we were in talks to rent a house near the hospital where Future Dr. B will do his research fellowship this year. Its a "days" drivable distance but still far from where I currently live. We weren't sure what was going to happen, but luckily Future Dr. B was able to get out there and see the house since I could not make the trip. The housing market is very hot in the city we are trying to relocate to and we have been having a really hard time finding a place that is both affordable and workable for what we are trying to achieve. I am really not being very picky, but after owning a home for 6 years, I had a hard time giving up a few luxuries – an in-suite washer and dryer being one of them. Trust me – I have sacrificed A LOT – give this girl convenient laundry! #futureresidentswifeproblems
Additionally, I had my first of two bridal showers over the weekend. We made a thing of it and went down to see the house again together with our Moms. The house was a little rough around the edges, but I think it will honestly work out for what we are trying to accomplish in the next year. I must say, it is very weird to go from being a home owner for the last 6 years to negotiating a rent deal and being so reliant on others. Overall the entire weekend was lovely, and I was so happy to be able to spend time with Future Dr. B's family and friends in honor of our upcoming nuptials.
In addition to all this weekend fun, late last week I found out that the proposal I had made to work remotely at my current employer was being approved. I still have a ways to go to determine a finalized schedule, but I am happy to report that I now have an alternative to finding a new job in order to be near Future Dr. B. Breathe in and Ssssigghhh. Thank GOD!
To make matters even more AWESOME – Future Dr. B and I found out we were approved to rent the house on Monday. Cha ching…finally things going in our favor. At least he won't need to sleep in a card board box for his first few weeks working.
Not to overwhelm with this overly positive post, but I just have to sit here and smile. Its like one of those making lemonade out of a big fat bag of lemons comments. At least something is going right for us even though we aren't in the most optimal situation. This has hands down been the most difficult year of my entire life. Anything I even remotely complained about or prepared for could not have truly made me ready for the amount of stress and mental strength I would need to keep it together during this crazy time. I know there are still so many unknowns to get through before the wedding and this summers transition, not to mention this winters re-match, but I feel confident that at least some things are turning out in the right way.
We also booked a new honeymoon. Bermuda here we come. Might not be two weeks to Europe as planned…but hey – its pretty darn awesome to me!


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- 3 tbsp natural unsalted peanut butter, room temperature
- 1 tbsp organic unsalted butter, room temperature
- 1 1⁄2 tbsp brown rice flour
- 1 tbsp organic evaporated cane juice
- In the top of a double boiler, melt chocolate on medium-low. (Alternatively, set a metal bowl over top of a pot of gently simmering water, ensuring bowl does not touch water.)
- Using a pastry brush, apply 1⁄4 tsp chocolate to bottom and halfway up edge of each of 15 silicone mini muffin liners. (NOTE: Paper liners can be used, but it will be difficult to remove peanut butter cups. Paper liners may create a messier result.) Place muffin liners on a large plate and refrigerate until firm, about 30 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in a medium bowl, combine peanut butter, butter, flour and cane juice with a wooden spoon; set aside.
- If necessary, re-melt remaining chocolate. Spoon 1⁄2 tsp peanut butter mixture into each chilled muffin liner and press to cover bottoms; smooth surface with spoon. Top each with 1⁄4 tsp chocolate, turning muffin liners to cover peanut butter mixture. Return to plate and refrigerate until set, about 30 minutes.
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- Fiber Content: 1 g
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Learning New Marketing Automation Software? How to Cope
In my past marketing life, I was a HubSpot user. You know – sprockets, "smarketing", inbound and all that fun stuff. HubSpot's product, people and resources were all incredibly important to me early in my career as a marketer. I drank, nay, I guzzled, that orange kool-aid. I was a huge fangirl. One of my most prized positions is my Brian Halligan-signed copy of Inbound Marketing: Get Found Using Google, Social Media, and Blogs. To this day some of my favorite marketing chums are still HubSpotters and HubSpot alumni.
But when you evolve as a marketer and seek new opportunities you often find yourself in strange and unfamiliar territory. How strange? Very strange. You see, the Lattice #MKTGnerd squad has quite the roster of Eloqua royalty. Have you heard of my buddies Brian, Elle and Heather? They're kind of "big deals" in Eloqualand. Before I started as the Marketing Programs Manager at Lattice, I was mentally preparing myself that I'd likely have to become an Eloqua user if I took the job.
However, there was one issue with my assumption: Lattice uses Marketo.
Yes, dear reader, I, Sam Coren, loyal HubSpot user for half of a decade, found myself in a purple world with Eloqueens & Elokings. Luckily, the transition hasn't been totally terrifying. We have Marketo poweruser Jenna Keegan for a Marketing Operations Manager who has been navigating me along the way and answering my silly questions. I still feel like I have a good ways to go learning the ins and out of Marketo, but I finally feel comfortable enough to get what I need to done.
So if you find yourself in a similar boat of having to learn a new marketing automation platform, regardless of what software you're switching to, here's my advice for making the transition less jarring:
1. Stop Comparing Your Old Marketing Automation Platform to Your New One
Not only will this drive you insane, but it will drive your co-workers insane. Yes, the UI is different. Yes, the way you build your lists is different. Yes, the way you organize nurturing campaigns is different. Yes, the reporting is different. HEY DOROTHY, YOU'RE NOT IN KANSAS ANYMORE – GET OVER IT.
It's time to forget all the paradigms for marketing automation features and functionality set before you by your old platform. If you don't? Learning your new platform will become much harder than learning your first one.
2. Don't Be a Bull in a China Shop: Build Your Own Learning Assets
When you first log into your new marketing automation platform, it can be very tempting to poke around with what's already there to figure out how the different features work. But if you have multiple people users on the same instance, it can be extremely easy to mess up someone's hard work without even realizing it (I'm looking at you Smart Lists…). Make your own "dummy" landing pages, forms and campaigns to avoid messing with anything that's currently live.
3. Join the User Communities Online and Offline
Pretty much all the major marketing automation platforms have some form of user community. Whether hosted on their own sites or on third-party social media. LinkedIn has user groups for just about everything. User forums are typically the best places to find out about bugs, best practices and new features.
Additionally, while many of the marketing automation software companies run their own huge annual conferences – there are several smaller, local meet ups that occur (like the Marketing Nation Roadshow). Smaller user group events can be less intimidating and more valuable to newbies since it gives you the opportunity to talk shop with other marketers directly about how they use the product.
4. Look Into Getting Certified
So you're still having a hard time letting go of your old platform? Give yourself something to work towards so you can keep up your motivation when learning. Most marketing automation vendors have a form of certification program and formalized training for them. Here are a few examples:
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Seven Great Britain Women's players were awarded their GB cap this afternoon at a special presentation at the team hotel in Dumfries.
Two players who had previously played for GB have returned to the squad this season and were handed their cap in order of them representing their country.
In addition, there are five debutants at the IIHF Division II Group A tournament at the Dumfries Ice Bowl.
Monica Petrosino (103) and Abbie Sylvester (120) were joined by debutants Lucy Beal (129), Aimee Headland (130), Chloe Headland (131), Susanna Pearson (132) and Stephanie Towns (133).
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Santa know that no bath is complete without some rubber ducks to brighten it with. So imagine a tub with this set of four festive friends! Add a smile to even Scrooge this holiday with these delightful ducks all dressed up for your holiday celebration. Bathroom decor, stocking stuffers or the finishing touch to complete a bath lover's gift basket, these rubber ducks will continue creating fun long after the holidays are over. A fun set of playmates for kids young and old.
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When you sit down to write, do you know who you're writing to? Who is your avatar? If you haven't put any thought into these two questions, you may be hindering the growth of your blog. It's time to learn how to write to your avatar in every post.
When I started blogging, it was a way to express myself. I didn't necessarily write to help others, but I hoped people would read about my life anyway.
I wasn't really trying to help other people, but that somehow my posts began to attract an audience. People are drawn to my story. I found out that other people were actually going through some of the same things that I was and they wanted to know more.
The thing is, I didn't provide them with more. I was literally just writing down my thoughts and problems with no solutions. Eventually, those people found other blogs to read and my traffic tanked.
When people come to a blog post they want to see themselves. They want to feel like they aren't alone and that they can and will get through whatever issues they are facing.
People don't want to read your story and feel more confused than they were when they got there. They want to know that there is a light at the end of the tunnel. This means that every blog post should be written specifically for your avatar.
Who is your blog for?
Each time you write, you should ask yourself who is this post for? Before we get too far into this the writing aspect, I want to talk a bit about your avatar as opposed to everyone that reads your blog.
The two are completely different. Your avatar is the person that you are writing to in each post. This is the person that you started your blog to help.
Your actual audience is made up of the people that actually visit your blog. These people may or may not be your avatar.
When you analyze your blog data, you will notice that your blog posts reach people that may not be your specific avatar. Some people end up on your blog to read one post and they never come back again.
Your avatar, on the other hand, needs to read everything you write. They are coming back to your website time after time to read the new posts and find answers to their problems.
This makes sense because your avatar is the person that your blog posts are targeting. This is the reason you should write to your avatar in every post.
Who is your avatar?
Before you can write to your avatar, you have to know exactly who you want to reach. Have you taken the time to discover your avatar?
This is a very important step and the success of your blog depends on it so don't skip it.
Sit down and really think about who your blog is going to help. What is this person struggling with? Do they have a family? What is the ultimate solution to their problems?
My avatar is a twenty-five-year-old college graduate named Coco that makes around $30,000 per year. She has a decent job and a supportive family. She also has student loan debt.
Her problem is that she knows that there is more to life than working just to pay off debt. She is trying to find the right balance between being an adult and living a full life.
I keep a picture of what I imagine Coco looks like (found a picture on Google) on my desk to remind myself that I'm writing specifically to her.
I didn't just come up with my avatar in one day. It took months of me refining the purpose of my blog before I could nail down my avatar.
If you don't quite know who your avatar should be or maybe you need help discovering your target audience, download our free avatar checklist for more information.
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Change your mindset
What is your mindset when you sit down to write a blog post? Do you just want to get words onto a page or are you writing to help other people?
This is something that you need to ask yourself before you write anything. In order to write to your avatar, you need to change your mindset. You also need to change the way you plan your blog posts.
Instead of talking about your issues, you should be helping other people get through these issues. How did you work through the problem? How long did this issue last? What can people do if they are in the same place as you?
Take yourself out of the equation as you begin to write your blog post. Put your avatar in mind and write specifically to them each time.
Find your why
Before you can write a really good blog post that resonates with your avatar, you need to know why you are writing.
Why did you start your blog in the first place? How did you get here? Where did you learn your information about this topic? These are great questions to explore because the answers will shape the content of your blog.
As a personal finance blogger, my why is to help people feel less stressed about their money. This wasn't always the case, but when I asked myself why I started this blog, my direction became clear.
My topics include making money, saving money, managing money. and practical living. I figured all this out by discovering why I wanted to start this blog.
Sit down and really ask yourself why. Why does your blog exist, why did you choose this topic, and why do you enjoy writing about it?
Find out what you believe
The next thing is to find out what you believe. Your beliefs go a little bit deeper than the surface. Everyone has opinions about different things.
If you don't believe me go to a few different blogs about blogging and see where each writer stands. You'll start to notice that even though people write about the same topics, they believe different things.
One person may think you need 1000 subscribers before you start to sell your own products on your blog while another person believes you should start selling products as soon as possible.
There's nothing wrong with either option, it just depends on what you believe. So for your own blog, dig deep and find out what you believe.
It's normal to feel like people won't always agree with you. The truth is, they won't. The purpose is to find out what you really believe because your avatar most likely has the same beliefs as you.
Determine how you can help people
After you find out where you believe, it's time to go even further and figure out how you can help others. What you do pertains to how you want to help people.
Do you create systems to help people complete things easier? Do you create shortcuts and hacks to make people's lives easier? What do you do that makes your blog stand out from other blogs?
I create content for millennials that are in debt, specifically with student loans, and trying to navigate life while having fun.
This is a pretty broad statement but it covers everything that I do. Every topic on my blog can fall under this umbrella.
In order to write to your avatar, you need to take some time to brainstorm exactly what you do.
After your brainstorm session read through it and refine your message. Refer to this statement when writing blog posts and you will find it easier to write to your avatar.
Write to your avatar
Now it's time for the fun part. It's time to actually write to your avatar. So far you have discovered your avatar and changed your mindset. Now the only thing left to do is put everything together.
Brainstorm a topic that your avatar needs help with. Think about one of the problems that they need help with immediately. Take a few notes on how you can provide a solution to this problem.
It helps to have a picture and description of your avatar on your desk as you write. When you see your avatar sitting there, you stay focused on writing only to them.
When you have a few notes, create an outline for the blog post. The outline should include an opening, body, conclusion, and call to action.
In the opening section, introduce your topic. This can be done by asking a question or presenting a few statistics. If you have a personal story that would resonate with your avatar, jot that down as well.
The body of the post should present the solution to the problem in bite-sized chunks. Create several sections with brief descriptions that your avatar can easily scan.
In the conclusion section of your outline, restate the problem and solution. You want to encourage your avatar in this section as well.
At the very end of the outline, add a call to action.
Ask your avatar to complete a task, download a freebie, or track their progress. Give them something to do after reading the post that can help them reach their goals.
When your outline is done, you should be able to create a blog post tailored to your avatar in less than an hour.
Do this for every blog post, and you will see your blog transform. People will start subscribing to your email list and you will build a loyal audience that can't wait for your new posts.
Try this for your next few blog posts and let us know what you discover. Don't forget to download the avatar checklist below if you need help discovering your avatar.
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delight (someone) by (doing something)
To please someone by doing something. My husband delighted me by throwing a surprise party for my birthday.
delight (someone) with (something)
To give someone something that makes them happy. My husband delighted me with a brand new car for my birthday.
See also: delight
delighted to have you
A phrase said when one is happy to be visited by someone. Feel free to stay as long as you like—we're just delighted to have you!
delighted to have you here
A phrase said when one is happy to be visited by someone. Feel free to stay as long as you like—we're just delighted to have you here!
delighted to make your acquaintance
I'm very happy to meet you. After hearing so many good things about you, I'm delighted to make your acquaintance, Stu. A: "You must be Jenny. It's so nice to meet you." B: "Delighted to make your acquaintance."
See also: acquaintance, delighted, make
(I'm) delighted to have you (here).and (We're) delighted to have you (here).
You're welcome here any time.; Glad you could come. (See also (It's) good to have you here.) Bill: Thank you for inviting me for dinner, Mr. Franklin. Bill: I'm delighted to have you. "We're delighted to see you," said Tom's grandparents. "It's so nice to have you here for a visit."
(I'm) delighted to make your acquaintance.
Fig. I am very glad to meet you. Tom: My name is Tom. I work in the advertising department. Mary: I'm Mary. I work in accounting. Delighted to make your acquaintance. Tom: Yeah. Good to meet you. Fred: Sue, this is Bob. He'll be working with us on the Wilson project. Sue: I'm delighted to make your acquaintance, Bob. Bob: My pleasure.
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The Fundraising Page of Owens Girls
A Message From Owens Girls
Hi friends!
It is Abbie, Ellie, and Lila and we are raising money for our school- the Little Light House! We know you have heard of it because mommy works there and she talks about it a LOT! Since she works there, we get to go to school with her! The best part of this school is that it is a completely tuition-free place for children with special needs to come and receive educational and therapeutic services. We are each in classes with 10 awesome friends who all use different ways to communicate, move, and live! This will be Abbie and Ellie's third time to fundraise, but Lila's first and we have a HUGE goal of $18,000 set for our family!
The coolest thing about this school is that it is totally dedicated to our friends! We have special education teachers, nurses, physical therapists, occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, vision therapists, and MORE all working together to make sure every one of our friends can experience everything! We have our own Bible-based curriculum that uses Bible stories to allow our friends to explore the world. Every child leaves this school having climbed a tree, attended summer camp, and even roller-skated! It encourages our friends to be the best they can be and uses research and creativity to include every friend in every thing we do. Every day, our friends learn about God's love and miracles while experiencing both of those things. Pretty amazing right?
If this school required families to pay, it would be about $32,000 per child to come! BUT, it is totally free and Little Light House does not accept any money from the government or United Way! The school is run on a prayer. A prayer than God will provide for our friends and that people like you will see the need and help! Little Light House is adding two MORE classrooms and a whole new early intervention program in 2019-2020 and the need is huge right now.
We are currently part of the SKIP program- which is a reverse inclusion program that allows us to make all of these amazing friends and cheer them on every day! We are too little to have jobs and give money directly to our classes, but we still want to do our part! We will each do a lap for our friends around the track at Mini Laps this year on Saturday, October 12 and our friends will all be there too! Some of us will walk or run, or ride bikes or scooters. Some friends will be in floats they make out of their wheelchairs or wagons! It is so much fun to watch and this year the theme is "Made in Oklahoma" so you better believe we will have some crimson and cream on us! If you would like to support our school, you can make a donation on this page or contact our mommy about being an individual or corporate sponsor! She is good at those kind of details and can help! She said to tell you that our school is a 501(c)(3) so your donation is tax deductible... whatever that means!
Thank you so much for supporting us and our favorite friends!
Abbie, Ellie, and Lila- the Owens Girls!
raised of $18,000 goal
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- Time:
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Heroes: Week 7 – TALK IT OVER with Others
This week's complete Talk It Over.
Small Groups at Lakeland exist to make disciples who make disciples in relational environments as we live out the four habits – accountability, shepherding, developing others, and on mission.
ICEBREAKER (optional): You can have an unlimited supply of one tangible item for the rest of your life, what is it?
SCRIPTURE: This week's Talk It Over guide is from Hebrews 11:35-40. Please read this together in your Small Group before proceeding.
Watch the Talk It Over video.
DISCUSSION STARTER: Have you ever completely given up on something (a project, learning a new skill) because it was just too hard to figure out?
- What are some reasons that God does not always deliver those who trust and have faith in Him?
- Do you think there was any joy at all for these people of faith who continued to suffer?
- How does scripture describe the "Other Group" (Hebrews 11:38)?
- What did the "Other Group" obtain? What did they not? (Hebrews 11:39-40)?
- Do you think it's fair that some faith-filled people are delivered from their difficulties while others are chosen to continue to go through theirs?
- How do these verses encourage you to endure what difficulties you might face?
- What would it look like for God to be in charge of you at all times? What does it mean for God to own you?
- As Christians, we strive to be "all in" and to have faith in God no matter the circumstances that might arise from our decision to follow Him. What are you holding back from God?
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Been spending any free time putting together more of my Wargames Factory Celts, on the painting front I've finished a unit of Javelin armed skirmishers, here's some pictures.
This now gives me a unit of Warriors, 2 units of skirmishers, a unit of cavalry and a hero so not doing badly :o).
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Merrick, NY—This week's Centurion Video Series wraps up the final part of our look at Shark Tank Entrepreneurs. Earlier snippets covered the usual Sharks (To review, see Part One, Part Two and Part Three), and now we conclude with advice from some lesser-seen Sharks. While they might not be on air as much as their peers, they are absolutely full of great advice and experience to pass along. Watch on!
Chris Sacca: Advice From A Billionnaire | Forbes
Sacca talks worst investments and setbacks in this Forbes interview. Click here or on the image below to watch.
Business Tips from Sarah Blakely, Founder of Spanx, by OPEN Forum American Express
A leader in the women's lingerie category offers tips for entrepreneurs on dealing with family and friends, and first steps to market and celebrity endorsements. Click here or on the image below to watch.
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I saw this on one of Cat's blogs.
1. What was the highlight of your day? So far, today, it was walking from the subway to work on a beautiful morning.
2. How many meals do you usually eat a day? Breakfast, lunch, dinner, snacks. You do the math.
3. What's your favorite movie? Don't have 1 favorite.
4. Have you ever thought George Clooney was hot? I have and still do. Although I prefer the word, "sexy."
5. Have you ever doubted your sexual orientation? No.
6. How long has it been since you have seen an ex? I don't have any.
7. Name 5 of your best friends. J and D are my best friends. Other friends are C, C, and oddly enough, C. (Yes, those are 3 different Cs.)
8. Would you ever consider moving to Zimbabwe? No. I wouldn't really consider moving from NYC, unless circumstances changed a great deal.
9. What would you do if someone dyed your pubic hairs bright pink permanently? This assumes I won't be aware to stop it before it happens. Which it, y'know, wouldn't. So, the question is moot and I don't have to come up with an answer.
10. When was the last time you had Starbucks? I had a cookie from them a few times, maybe a muffin. I think I had a muffin from a road stop Starbucks back in May.
11. Are you single? No.
12. What is your opinion on global warming? We're screwed, cuz it's here and we'd better deal with it if we want to stay here. The planet can survive without us just fine, but can we survive if the planet continues to dramatically change?
13. What about abortion? MYOB.
14. Which would you rather star in: High School Musical or Striptease? Neither.
15. What's the worst movie you've ever seen? Uh, there are plenty of B or worse science fiction movies that apply. I don't as a rule see movies I don't think I'll enjoy and I see very few movies, so nothing in recent years comes to mind.
16. How many times do you sneeze a day? I never thought to count.
17. Are you an "adult"? A middle-aged one, thanks.
18. Where do you live? In NYC.
19. Have you ever thought Micheal Jackson was going to kidnap you? If you mean "Michael Jackson," uh, no. Why would I?
20. What color hair do you have? Dark brown, with more white in there each year.
21. Would you rather have a hybrid vehicle or a Hummer? A hybrid, but I don't drive, so I guess this is also moot.
22. Who is prettier: Angelina Jolie or Kate Bosworth? Neither appeals to me, though maybe Kate B. I think Angie Harmon is more attractive.
23. What do you think about the tabloids? I don't, as a rule, think about them.
24. Have you ever been to Texas? Once, a whirlwind tour that covered Dallas, Corpus Christi, Austin oh so briefly, and San Antonio.
25. Would you want to go? Again? Not so much.
26. Do you wear a watch? I have a new one that I wore last week. I'll probably start wearing it now. I wear one on my finger. Yes, a watch ring. I have a bunch.
27. Have you ever had the sensation that you were falling while asleep? Sometimes. I used to have falling dreams more when I was a kid. Once, when I was 12 or thereabouts, I felt like I was falling and I woke up and was on the floor. Now, that was freaky.
28. Would you rather work at Goodwill or McDonalds? Goodwill, but they'd have to pay me a living wage.
29. What do you think about Britney Spears' 16 year old sis getting pregnant? None of my business. Why should I give a... well, you know.
30. Do you recycle? By law, I have to, but I try to go beyond what is required.
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FAAC allocation in December is up 3.13% to N812.76bn. Annualised, the total disbursement to governments is 36% (N8.52trn) higher than 2017 (N6.25trn). In spite of higher government revenue, the purchasing power of Nigerian consumers is falling, leading to a slide in headline inflation for most of 2018.
The biggest threat to macroeconomic stability is the sharp fall (9%) in the price of oil in December to $53.54pb. The increased liquidity due to a higher FAAC disbursement is likely to put pressure on domestic commodity prices over the Christmas break.
The attached slides address these and other issues in the domestic and global commodities market.
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Sony has just unveiled a compact camera that is jam-packed full of features, tightly fitted in its light and small body. The features include a 20.4-megapixel Exmor R CMOS sensor and a whopping 30x optical zoom. The camera weighs 9.6-ounces, and measures 4.4 x 2.6 x 1.2-inches.
The HX50V with its old-school design is far from old with its rich list of tech. The HX50V has built-in Wi-Fi which when used through the Sony PlayMemories mobile app can work as a remote control and aid wireless transfer of images.
The camera does not forget its roots, still keeping the multi-interface shoe which allows you to add an external mic or flash to take your photography to the next level, but also includes an in-built flash. It keeps the multi-functional dial found on the more professional DSLR which just feels good and allows for connection of a remote shutter controller for those who do not want to use the available app to control it.
Along with all the hardware, Sony have ensured that the camera has the optical SteadyShot system which can only be a good thing when taking pictures on such a good camera. It also records Full High Definition video smoothly and has the normal image filters which we now find on most photographic devices. The unit has a decent maximum ISO sensitivity of 3200.
Altogether, this is a well-rounded camera and keeps Sony up there with the titans. It almost feels like it is a super camera disguised as an older Clark Kent to fool everyone.
It's out in May this year, but Sony have not unveiled UK prices as yet. Our stateside cousins will be shelling out a cool $450.


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29 to 30 October: Industrial Technologies 2018: Innovative Industries for Smart Growth
The 2018 edition of the biennial Industrail Technologies conference will take place from 29 to 30 October (Vienna) under the theme 'innovative industries for smart growth"
Industrial Technologies will combine keynote presentations, talks, a matchmaking event and exhibitions. It will provide an excellent opportunity to meet experts from industry, academia and policy to exchange information and to strengthen collaboration. The conference is expected to draw 1,000 participants from more than thirty European countries and from across the globe.
During Industrial Techonlogies participants will have the opportunity to:
- gain insight into new industrial applications for applied research on advanced manufacturing and processing, nano-technologies, advanced materials, biotechnology,
- find research, development and innovation partners for the upcoming Horizon 2020 calls,
- meet our speakers in bilateral meetings,
- meet potential collaboration partners to discuss ideas, and the services/technologies/products you are offering, or solutions you are interested in.
Dedicated matchmaking activities will run throughout the conference (more info).
Partnerships Workshop: One 29 October, EFFRA and the SIPRE and E2B associations will co-host a workshop to present their visions for the future of partnerships in Horizon Europe - 'A New Vision for Industrial Partnerships'. Register for free via this link.


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What is your 2017 travel plan?
When was your last trip and when will you start your new journey? Are you someone who likes travelling? Today, we want to share several awesome pictures from Shinae Han, who is working in SQL Server Team, EXEM. Shinae told us that she loved travel a lot and she shared this pictures with us when she had a 50-days backpacking in Europe. Through this pictures, we want to share with you that work should not be the only pursuit of your life. You still need time to have a relax and have a rest.
Though you sit on your seat in the office now, you could still have a good mood just like visit a photo exhibition.
Can you recognize every place in the pictures and where is your next desired destination? At this early March, make your 2017 travel plan and work with passion.


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Submitted by Taps Coogan on the 2nd of November 2018 to The Sounding Line.
Hoisington Investment Management's Lacy Hunt recently spoke with CNBC's Rick Santelli about why the US national debt is growing considerably faster than the budget deficit would suggest, and what the outlook for the economy and interest rates are.
Santelli Exchange: The Fed's draining liquidity from CNBC.
Rick Santelli:
"Just over the last 12 months, federal debt has (increased) $1.27 trillion. But here is an interesting fact, while that occurred the actual deficit is only up $804 billion. Why don't you explain to viewers that discrepancy."
Lacy Hunt:
"Well, there's a deficit in off-budget items of more than a half-a-trillion dollars. So the actual deficit is $780 billion and then there is $500 billion or more off the budget (deficits) for a total increase of one-and-a-quarter trillion. That's the answer, pure and simple."
Rick Santelli:
"How nervous should we be over the size of the (debt) issuance of the last handful of years? It doesn't seem to be showing up. Interest rates actually seem rather well behaved though at loftier levels."
Lacy Hunt:
"The main determinant of the… long treasury rates is inflationary expectations, defined by the Fisher Equation, and the inflation rate, in our view, has peaked for the year and is turning down. There has been a major deceleration in bank credit and money supply growth. The Fed is draining liquidity from the rest of the world. The dollar is basically at an all time high expect for a brief episode in the early 2000. This serves as a deflationary pump. We have a synchronized monetary deceleration going on around the world. The inflation rate is heading lower and ultimately that means that the bond yields will be heading lower not higher. Supply is not a major issue other than for very short term periods because the increase in federal debt works with a negative multiplier, not a positive multiplier. It's debilitating the economic activity and this will actually reinforce the restrictive monetary policy that's underway…"
The idea government debt supply is only a short term issue, that it reduces overall credit creation, and that inflation is headed lower is a somewhat contrarian view at this point, and certainly worth contemplating. There is more to the interview, so enjoy it above.
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How to Create an Intentional & Harmonious Life | Jesmine Onyeukwu
Change is not comfortable. Change is necessary for your growth and development. Learning the fundamentals of organizing and productivity is a life skill that may come with resistance. This is one of the reasons I was so excited to have Jesmine on the #powerofwhy podcast to share the importance of your purpose, principles, and priorities as you create and intentional life.
Jesmine Onyeukwu grew up in a conservative, Christian household believing that she would grow up to be a powerful woman who stands for what she believes in. Throughout the years, she has raised a family, started a business, and through her work aims to have a global impact. Check out Jesmine's work here.
Keep reading to learn about Jesmine's mission and her why.
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