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Executive Team
Drew Kluska
Managing Director
Drew was raised on a property in rural South Australia before attending boarding school and university in Adelaide majoring in Agricultural Science. Drew travelled to Kenya in 1996 and found himself hosting guests at one of the flagships of East African tourism, Lewa Downs Wildlife Conservancy.
It was this experience that prompted him to found The Tailor in 1998, showcasing the best of Australia through the eyes of those who know it best 'The Locals', whilst always maintaining an exceptional standard of quality in all areas.
Drew's passion has led to The Tailor growing to be one of the largest luxury travel companies in Australia and rated as one of the "Best Adventure Travel Companies On Earth" and "Number ONE in Australia" by National Geographic Adventure USA .
Kirsty Siekmann
Chief Executive Officer
Kirsty was born and raised on Kangaroo Island, off the southern coast of beautiful South Australia. Having loved travel from an early aged, Kirsty eventually moved to Papua New Guinea, where she lived and worked at one of the region's premier dive resorts and owned a local produce processing business in the picturesque town of Rabaul.
Moving home to Kangaroo Island in 1996, Kirsty became the Operations Manager for the island's premier 4WD tour operator, before eventually moving over to Adelaide and joining The Tailor in 2003.
Kirsty has been an integral member of The Tailor team for many years, holding important roles including Travel Designer, in-house System Developer, Product Manager, and now Chief Executive Officer. Kirsty is dedicated and constantly striving to ensure that The Tailor remains the best luxury travel company in the country.
Rick Albertini
Advisory Board Chair
Rick Albertini qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 1994; he is a Partner of Brentnalls SA, a Chartered Accounting Practice in Hindmarsh South Australia. Rick specialises in business advisory services including advisory boards, strategic planning and management, benchmarking, cash flow, finance and wealth creation planning.
Rick joined The Tailor in 2008 as an Advisory Board member. He is married with two children.
Howard Saunders
Partner & Private East African Guide
Howard was born and raised in Australia and spent much of his early life out in the bush. Over ten years ago Howard moved to Kenya to become a Professional Safari Guide through his love of the African environment, the biodiversity of the wildlife and his passion for conserving it.
Howard began with Ker & Downey Safaris (Kenya) in the late 1990s as a guide and has since joined the Board of Directors of the Kenya Professional Safari Guides Association as recognition of his knowledge and leadership abilities. Howard has been a key partner in The Tailor for many years and is our highly preferred private African guide.
Howard is married to Stephanie, a PHD researcher, and they have two children.
Clients Relations
Andy Edwards
Premium Client manager
Andy was born a 5th generation local in the renowned Clare Valley wine region, located in South Australia's beautiful Mid North. As the youngest of 6 brothers, growing up on the family farm was an adventure (or achievement) in itself!
Having worked in travel in the early 90's Andy has since lived and worked all over Australia including Darwin, Port Douglas, Melbourne and Victoria's high country. Andy has held senior management positions within several large corporations with a focus on key account management and client liaison.
Andy's primary focus within The Tailor team is to manage and maintain ongoing relationships with our partner agents and clients no matter where in the world they reside. He is dedicated to maintaining the value proposition that only The Tailor clients enjoy.
Matt Greenham
Luxury Travel Manager, USA
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
With its rich culture, stunning landscapes and diverse range of experiences, Australia's offerings are seemingly endless. Our deep knowledge of and access to the most authentic luxury adventures ensures our guests enjoy what's truly special about our country.
- Beach escape or outback adventure? Why?
Outback adventure! It's the 'beating heart' of Australia and where you can experience our fascinating indigenous culture.
Inga Afheldt
Commercial Manager
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
The people. It is wonderful to work with a group of very talented individuals who love what they are doing. I also have the opportunity to spend time with our Product Suppliers who together with our team, create and deliver some exceptional experiences in our beautiful country.
- Beach escape or outback adventure? Why?
Outback Adventure. Living in Sydney I am fortunate to be surrounded by great beaches so going to the Outback is a real treat. I love the people, scenery, wildlife, sense of adventure and peace.
Megan Lehmann
Product & Projects Coordinator
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I enjoy the dynamic and energetic work environment at The Tailor, we are a team of hard working and creative individuals who are pushing the boundaries in Australian luxury travel!
- A destination on my bucket list… Why?
Cruising the Kimberley in style aboard True North – what more can you want. Learning about the landscapes and history from their expert guides while staying in comfort and enjoying good food, wine and conversation!
Michelle Glasgow
Product Coordinator
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love how nothing is impossible, and the effort everyone puts in to make the impossible happen. Not only that, but I love how attention to detail for the smaller things is just as important as the bigger tasks, meaning all trips we create are personalised and the best they can be in every way.
- A destination on my bucket list… Why?
Great Barrier Reef because it's one of the Seven Wonders of the World. I have seen so many breathtaking pictures of the reef, but to actually be up close to the marine life and to take in the beautiful view from an island such as Lizard Island, would be a dream come true.
Travel Designers
Lisa Williams
Operations Manager
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love working at The Tailor because as a destination specialist it allows me to showcase and share incredible experiences that Australia, one of the BEST countries in the world has to offer. Australia has such an amazing variety of unique and wonderful experiences so every trip we create is different and I can't wait to share these with visitors who will leave with memories that will last forever.
- Take me back to…
Saffire Freycinet, its stunning location is truly breathtaking, along with its amazing food and wine, it is an experience not to be missed!
Kylie Damen
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love that not every trip is the same – we get to create amazing journeys that are customised for every client's needs and interests. It's also about helping create great memories for our clients. Plus the team are great and there is never a dull moment!
- Top travel tip
Take the time to stop and really enjoy the location you are in … these days everyone is constantly on the go! Even better, if possible, turn off your phone – take a break!
Rachel Barrett-Wood
Senior Travel Designer (UK based)
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I get to chat all-day-every-day to people about my favourite place – Australia! The destination may be the same, but the people I talk to are all very different and are looking to visit Australia for a variety of reasons; it could be to satisfy a dream they have, to see family and friends, celebrate an event or revisit an old haunt from a previous visit. I love finding out about people and helping them select the best places to make the most of their time in Australia.
- A destination on my bucket list… Why?
Sal Salis to swim with whale sharks on Ningaloo Reef – I love the remoteness of the region and the thought of sleeping close to the shore line, under the stars.
Janelle Leske
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love working at The Tailor as we create customise itineraries showcasing the absolute best of our fabulous country. Working with a select group of suppliers and up and coming product to create incredible experiences is rewarding and fun. And the ability to meet and work with clients from all over the world means everything we do is different and completely unique to the customer. Not to forget experiencing all of these magical destinations makes it even better, and working as a part of the fabulous team!
- Beach escape or outback adventure? Why?
It has to be both – an action packed outback adventure that is hands on meeting the characters of this country, seeing the wildlife, lots of activity and incredible landscapes, followed by down time on any one of our beautiful beaches to enjoy snorkelling, diving, water activities or simply relaxing – why should you have to choose!!!
Caroline Densley
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
Passionate and inspiring people who have an awesome suite of products to package together for clients that showcase an amazing Australia.
- City or Wilderness? Why and where?
Wilderness; Arnhem Land – the rich Indigenous history that overlays a beautiful region adds a sense of place to the location and experiences available
Cate Harley
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love knowing that the destinations, accommodation and activities we offer at The Tailor are at the pinnacle of Australian travel experiences.
- If I could live anywhere in Australia it would be
Near Byron Bay, for its climate, gorgeous beaches, beautiful hinterland and laidback outdoor lifestyle
Debra Pietsch
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love The Tailor team. And that includes everyone – my colleagues, our trusted suppliers and even the boss! I love the fact that we're all 100% committed to ensuring each trip we design is perfect for every traveller.
- If I could live anywhere in Australia it would be… Why?
I'd love to follow the sun for a couple years and live everywhere in Australia. Up to tropical Far North Queensland and Darwin or Broome during the winter months. And back to the southern Australia wine regions and beautiful Tasmania during the hot summer.
Kerry Holloway
Senior Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love the whole experience from initial contact and planning a trip with clients, and then following them on their journey – you often feel like you're along for the ride, and sharing the adventure.
- Favourite family holiday destination. Why?
We love Far North Queensland, with the reef and rainforest on the doorstep it is such a special part of Australia, and Tasmania for the beautiful landscapes, amazing food and wine scene, and most of all our nieces and nephews that call Tassie home.
Nick & Teri Talbot-Price
Travel Designers
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
We love being part of a very friendly and professional team that always goes the extra mile to help guests with their ultimate travel experience. Nothing is too difficult.
- Top travel tip
Teri: Enjoy every single moment of your trip, unplug from technology!
- One thing I always pack in my suitcase
Nick: My sense of fun and adventure!
Amanda Fisher
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love sharing the knowledge that we have collectively gathered over years and years of selling Australia – each one of us regularly comes up with new combinations and twists on itineraries and destinations that we share with one another. With the help of our fabulous product suppliers we 'invent' new experiences that enable our guests to delve deeper in Australia. I love the magic that we add to every itinerary … something special, perfectly formed and 'tailored' to suit the traveller.
- City or Wilderness? Why and where?
Wilderness and for two reasons …. One is because I love the big sky country, I love places where you can see from one edge of the earth to the other. Where the sky is literally half of everything and it is usually as blue as can be. I also love being in the wilderness because we have so much to learn about our continent's unique history, flora, fauna, bio-diversity, the conservation challenges we face and the Aboriginal people's amazing connection to country.
Prue Fargher
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
The flexibility of this dynamic team means we can be located anywhere in Australia, meaning there is always someone nearby ready to check out a cool new experience or amazing location. I also LOVE the fact I started at the Tailor during my university work experience, and after a 10 year career change….I'm back and it feels like I never really left! It's a real family.
- If I could wake up anywhere in Australia tomorrow it would be…
Onboard the True North cruising the Kimberley Coastline, where complete luxury meets unrivalled adventure, untouched wilderness and pristine beaches.
Kirstie Zeller
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I adore working with our passionate and adventurous team! Being able to use our knowledge and expertise to create amazing trips full of new sights and adventures. Working with our amazing products and suppliers we get to put together an overall experience to ensure our clients will make memories they will never forget in some of the most beautiful destinations in the world.
What a pleasure to be able to do this every day!
- If I could wake up anywhere in Australia tomorrow it would be…
If I could wake up anywhere in Australia tomorrow it would be… In a swag, under an iridescent sky on the deck of a Longitude 131 Luxury Tent in the Red Centre, Northern Territory – I would feel the cool air before the warmth of the desert sun comes up, and look out at the view of Uluru and take in the significance of this spectacular place. Then I would definitely make a coffee….
Angelica Aidone
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
The Tailor has a well-earned reputation for creating authentic, luxury Australian experiences. To be a part of a team who are equally passionate about this and working for guests who want to experience this, really makes this a dream job.
- Top travel tip:
Experience more of less. Resist the urge to treat your trip to Australia as though it's once in a lifetime. Slow down and enjoy. Trust me, you'll be back!
Michael Seeliger
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working for The Tailor.
Being able to showcase premium and authentic Australian experiences to International guests who subsequently get to experience and appreciate them.
- Beach escape or outback adventure?
I enjoy both experiences for different reasons. Beach escapes at a resort or on an island provide an excellent chance to escape from daily cares and rejuvenate.
Australia's outback destinations ignite a spirit of awe of the ancient natural landscapes, where authentic experiences create lasting memories of true adventure.
The clear starry skies are amazing and you always leave wanting more.
Georgia Bedding
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I get to work with an amazing group of people that have all come together over their mutual love of this amazing country.
Through knowledge, experience, and passion there is nothing we cannot achieve. I love creating these unimaginable, awe-inspiring and unforgettable experiences that will always leave our clients having fallen in love with Australia.
A destination on my bucket list? Why?
I've got one big bucket list since starting my work here, not only full of destinations, but experiences! I absolutely love Australian wildlife, growing up on a farm I was surrounded by it, kangaroos, emus, goannas, I even had a pet wombat! Australia is so diverse, every region offers unique wildlife. If I could do anything in Australia it would be to site the even more elusive wildlife, either searching for the Cassowary in the Daintree Rainforest, finding Platypuses in Tasmania, or swimming with Whale Sharks at Ningaloo Reef! Can you tell I wanted to be the next Steve Irwin when I was growing up?!
Umme Halai
Travel Designer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor?
Having moved to Australia from Africa, I love that I get to pursue my passion of travel and curating holidays for people here with The Tailor. I love that I get to be a part of this fantastic team that are so knowledgeable and so keen in making people's dream holiday wishes come true! I love the hustle and bustle in the office, the way we interact with each other and how they are all so open to giving advice and helping each other out. They are a dream team to work with and cluster that together with all our amazing products and suppliers – what's not to love!
- One thing I always pack in my suitcase
My sense of adventure and an open mind!
Technology & Digital Content
Jorge Morillas
Digital Marketing Manager
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I tend to think that my role at The Tailor is being an "Illusionist". When you expose your work to thousands of people via our website, you understand you are creating a window to make viewers capture an idea and a style of travel they are pursuing. Difference here is that we can make those illusions real.
- A destination on my bucket list… Why?
Lizard Island because this beautiful island is one of the best and most unique spots to experience the Great Barrier Reef.
Jack Wagner
The Tailor TV
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
I love being able to express my creativity and passion for luxury travel.
Working with a great team that are experts in there field helps push my direction for producing and keeping me up to date with the industry and knowingly The Tailor deserves to have the best video content in the media today.
- If I could live anywhere in Australia it would be…
Sydney. The lifestyle of living in a city with world class beaches for surfing and fishing whilst also being able to network with high end directors and producers would be a dream. I love the diversity of the harbour lifestyle and the social aspects it offers.
Cass Both
Digital Content Writer
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
Working in the luxury travel industry has exposed me to a veritable wealth of stunning locations and experiences. Writing often acts as the translation of feelings to thoughts to words, so I feel very privileged in helping creating words to describe such beautiful places.
If I could wake up anywhere in Australia tomorrow it would be…
Orpheus Island, where I could absorb the tranquillity away from the outside world, traipse through the National Park and meander along the beach without interruptions… Bliss!
Tour Guides
Andrew Walters
Private Tour Guide
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
In my role as a private tour guide for The Tailor I am able to meet our wonderful international guests, and show them the incredibly diverse locations and experiences that South Australia can offer. It is a real privilege to share this with them.
- Beach escape or outback adventure? Why?
Definitely the outback adventure, specifically the Flinders Ranges. Once you have experienced an outback sunset and a night under the stars around a warming campfire, the outback is a very hard place to forget.
Ann-Marie Waydock
Office Administrator
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
There is always something new and exciting to challenge my mind working at The Tailor
- City or Wilderness? Why and where?
Wilderness; escape to the Kimberley's, to a remote and unique location, off the beaten track – hopefully in the next year or so!
Edith Luo
Book keeper
- What do I love about working at The Tailor
The people at The Tailor are a pleasure to work with and make it enjoyable to come to work. I love that everyone cares and that you have flexibility when needed.
- Three things you'll always find in my carry-on baggage
o 1… Passport/visa(s) or Photo IDs
o 2… Cash and credit card(s)
o 3… Reservations and itineraries with Hotel and/or tour contact information

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Liverpool have been urged to reconsider moving for Southampton's Virgil van Dijk and instead sign a vocal centre-back in the mold of former defender Jamie Carragher in order to solve their defensive problems.
Netherlands international Van Dijk is perceived as the man to turn around the Reds' defensive issues which have been highlighted in the Premier League draw with Watford and Champions League win over Hoffenheim.
The Merseysiders twice conceded goals from corners in the 3-3 draw with The Hornets, including in stoppage time as Jurgen Klopp's men were denied an opening day win. No team has shipped more goals from dead-ball situations than the Anfield club since the German coach took over in October 2015.
Though Liverpool escaped from the first leg of their play-off with Hoffeheim with a credible 2-1 win, they were regularly put under pressure by the most proficient set-piece exponents in the Bundesliga and were fortunate to escape with a lead to take into the second leg.
Former midfielder Jamie Redknapp feels Liverpool must invest £60m in bringing Van Dijk to the club, following months of speculation regarding the 26-year-old's future. But ex-manager Roy Evans it not so sure that the addition of the former Celtic defender will cure the club's defensive problems and would prefer a more vocal player to organise the back-four.
"They need somebody like a Jamie Carragher, someone who verbally puts people in their places, pulls people together," he told Talksport. "I don't know if the Van Dijk lad is really verbal and is an organiser but if we were to have that sort of player, it would make a massive difference to the team."
The other major talking points regarding Liverpool's transfer window activity surrounds Philippe Coutinho, who missed his second consecutive game of the season with a back injury amid reports he has submitted a transfer request after Barcelona had two bids knocked back by the five-time European champions. Indeed, Evans believes the summer will become an unmitigated failure if the Brazil international departs.
"You plan your team, you plan who you're going to buy and it is getting towards the end of the transfer window now," he added. "If he goes just before there is no chance to buy anyone else to take that place. It was always on the card that a club was going to come in for Coutinho and it is always last minute and that is when it catches you out sometimes. We haven't got the targets we wanted to buy and that becomes an issue as well."


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Christopher H. Laco wrote: > Stas Bekman wrote: > >> Sounds good. Though it'll probably need to leave in the modperl2's >> test suite and not Apache-Test's one. but let's see the code first and >> then see where it's the best to apply it. You can use the >> http://perl.apache.org/~geoff/Apache-Test-skeleton-mp2.tar.gz >> to make it easy to write the test. >> > > I guess that's where I'm getting confused. Why would this be in mp2 > rather than in A-T, since I'm really trying to confirm a scenerio under > A-T. Obviously there's something I'm missing. It should be in A-T, but since your test requires modperl it'd be better be in modperl, since chances are that A-T won't have modperl available and then it'll be skipped. So may be your original mod_usertrack idea was better, as it doesn't depend on mod_perl's availability (but at the same time depends on mod_usertrack). The reason I'm OK with adding A-T tests to modperl is that we run modperl2 tests all the time, much more often than A-T tests, so it's probably a second best place to put those cookie tests. In fact you can already find some cookie tests in the modperl2 test suite (against CGI.pm). -- __________________________________________________________________ Stas Bekman JAm_pH ------> Just Another mod_perl Hacker http://stason.org/ mod_perl Guide ---> http://perl.apache.org mailto:email@example.com http://use.perl.org http://apacheweek.com http://modperlbook.org http://apache.org http://ticketmaster.com
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India Today carried a story that went viral yesterday, quoting BJP MP Sadhvi Prachi saying that Vladimir Putin's original name was Vaarahmihir Putr Singh. The article is no longer listed on their site, but a cached version of it exists on Google.
Hey @IndiaToday where did this story go from your website? Did you just fake it and then remove? pic.twitter.com/rTdFkUtIbE
— AAPKaDidntknewero (@Reviewero) March 2, 2015
It appears that someone got mislead by a satirical piece.
While the story was pulled, the hashtag #VHPNames had already gone viral.
VHP supporters will doubtless be incensed at the unfairness of it all, but the viral meme it generated on Twitter threw up some really funny candidates.
Justin Bieber : Jyotsna Babbar. #VHPNames#JaanHiLeLoBus
— AAPKaDidntknewero (@Reviewero) March 2, 2015
Samuel L. Jackson is actually Samarth Lal Jaikishan. #VHPNames
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) March 2, 2015
Leonardo DiCaprio is actually a bengali - Leonardo Das Chatterjee
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) March 2, 2015
India Today was fooled by a satirical piece leading to #VHPNames? Possible. They once published a Faking News article http://t.co/TT26zAlkUX
— Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) March 2, 2015
Madonna is actually Madhu Koda #VHPNames
— Sandeep Kadian (@GappistanRadio) March 2, 2015
Bob Marley was a Bengali musician. His real name was Babu Murali #VHPNames
— Overrated Sala (@bhak_sala) March 2, 2015
Christian Bale is Hindu Bale. #VHPNames
— Akbar (@MughalDarbar) March 2, 2015
Will smith is actually vilas amit.
— Appurv Gupta (@appurv_gupta) March 2, 2015
50 Cent is Athanni. #VHPNames
— Hardik Rajgor (@Hardism) March 2, 2015
Guy Ritchie is Launda Ameer #VHPnames#oksorry
— Rahul Roushan (@rahulroushan) March 2, 2015
Have you guys read The Brothers Karamchand by Falgun Dorairajan? Or Lata by Vaibhav Narayan? #VHPNames#Literature
— Nigel Britto (@NigelBritto) March 2, 2015
Ban Ki Moon is actually Moonmoon Banerjee. #VHPnames
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) March 2, 2015
Ernest Hemingway is Arihant Holskar. Charles Dickens is Chunni Doraiswamy. Elizabeth Gilbert is nothing as she's a woman writer. #VHPNames
— Vivek Tejuja (@vivekisms) March 2, 2015
If Sunny Leone joins VHP, she would be widely known as Sadhvi Laavanya #VHPnames
— Roflindian 2.0 (@Roflindian) March 2, 2015
ABD Villiers is actually Akhand Bharat Daya Varma. #VHPnames
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) March 2, 2015
Jesus Christ is Jai Shri Krishna according to VHP? #VHPNames
— Roflindian 2.0 (@Roflindian) March 2, 2015
Ben Kingsley is actually Baba Sehgal. #VHPNamespic.twitter.com/oO6iF8UrLP
— Mehganyi Ki MaaRatty (@YearOfRat) March 2, 2015
Scarlett Johansson is actually Sagarika Jaikishan. #VHPNames
— Keh Ke Peheno (@coolfunnytshirt) March 2, 2015
#VHPNames Obama is actually Sudama
— Ushy Mohan Das (@UshyMohanDas) March 3, 2015
Jet Lee is actually Jaitley.... haha #VHPNames
— RK Kr.Sinh (HAM/AAP) (@AgnosticRvikant) March 3, 2015
Jackie Chan is actually Jai Kishan. #VHPNames
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When you follow a particular diet program, say, a low-calorie diet, your body will adjust itself to that diet. With low-calorie foods, since you don't consume too many calories, your body doesn't need to increase its metabolic rate since it has only a few calories to burn off!
Once your body gets accustomed to low-calorie foods, your metabolic rate will NEVER increase to its optimum level, and you will NEVER lose weight!
Calorie shifting is designed to trick your metabolism into believing that you're not really dieting, by shifting your eating patterns from day to day. It is accomplished by regularly changing what you eat, so that your body doesn't get used to any routine.
Calorie shifting is a weight loss strategy designed to combat the natural slowdown that occurs in your metabolism whenever you are restricting your calorie intake and is a nutritional way to effect a continued high metabolic rate while you are on a diet.
But it won't work if you currently eat a poor diet.
With the calorie shifting method, you eat foods of varied calorie contents: some will be rich in calories, while others will be low-calorie. When your body receives foods of varying calorie content, it becomes confused as to what to do! Consequently, it keeps your metabolic rate high at all times! This is what you want, don't you? Once your metabolic rate is set at the optimum level, you will start burning fat a lot faster than now!
Calorie shifting is a unique dieting technique that works for absolutely everyone and best of all, it is extremely flexible so if you live a busy lifestyle or need to look good for the summer or up coming events, then this is the diet you need to try.


text: We were one of a handful of worldwide clinics recently chosen to participate in the US Clinical Trials for the Acufocus® Corneal Inlay (ACI). Designed to improve functional near vision and reduce dependency on reading glasses, the ACI may offer a promising solution to presbyopia. The ACI has not yet been approved by the FDA. With time, the eye's natural lens becomes too stiff to focus up close. As a result, words and other nearby objects are blurry. The clinical term for this loss of near vision is presbyopia. This condition happens to everyone and typically occurs between the ages of 40 and 50. The ACI is a mini-ring with an opening in the center. It is much smaller than a contact lens and lighter than a grain of salt. The opening in the center of the inlay restores near and intermediate vision by focusing light coming into the eye. In addition, the inlay's advanced design features 8,400 high precision, laser etched micro-openings along the surface to help the cornea stay healthy. In the US clinical trial, which was started in February 2009, we contributed 65 of the study's nearly 504 patients. These patients will need to be followed for three years. We were fortunate to be selected as one of the main sites for this investigational, futuristic technology and anxiously await the time we will be able to offer this on a wider scale to all of our patients.


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PHC sets aside sacking of special children centres' employees
PESHAWAR: A Peshawar High Court bench has set aside the termination of 20 contractual employees of six centres for welfare of special children in different districts and ordered the provincial government to regularise their services.
Justice Ikramullah Khan and Justice Mussarat Hilali accepted a petition jointly filed by the employees, including Salman Ahmad and 19 others, whose services were terminated last year with effect from June 30, 2018.
The petitioners have been working in different centres, including Centre for Mentally Retarded and Handicapped Children Malakand, Hearing Impaired Centre Buner, Welfare Home for Destitute and Orphan Children in Hangu and Swabi, and Centre for Deaf and Dumb Children (female) in Mardan and Kohat.
The petitioners have been serving against different posts including project managers, social case workers, clerks and watchmen.
Respondents in the petition were Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government through its chief secretary; secretaries of finance, law, social welfare and special education departments; senior planning officer of social welfare department; director of the social welfare and special education department; district officers of social welfare from Malakand, Buner, Hangu, Swabi, Mardan and Kohat, and district accounts officers of these districts.
Ziaur Rehman Tajik, lawyer for the petitioners, said the director of the social welfare, special education and women empowerment department, had issued different advertisements on different dates for the appointment to different posts in the welfare centres and homes meant for special and destitute children. He added that those advertisements carried the eligibility criterion for different posts.
The lawyer said all petitioners were appointed to different posts after fulfilling the codal formalities in 2016- 17.
He added that after their appointments, the petitioners were given their respective arrival reports and that their services were extended for another period of one year due to best performance and positive approach to work.
Mr Tajik said the government had converted the annual development programme to regular budget but instead of regularising their services, the petitioners were terminated from services with effect from June 30, 2018.
He said the petitioners had not been treated in accordance with the law and their termination went against articles 4, 9 and 25 of the Constitution.
The lawyer said the outstanding performance of petitioners had led to the enrolment of around 300 special and orphan children in six centres.
He said under the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Regularisation of Services Act 2018, a number of adhoc and contractual project employees were regularised but the services of the petitioners were terminated in a discriminatory, illegal and unreasonable manner. The lawyer said there were no complaints or adverse remarks regarding performance of duties of the petitioners and that due to the applicability of rules of propriety, fair play and natural justice, the services of those petitioners should be regularised.
He contended that on the same point, a number of judgments had been passed in favour of employees and projects employees had been regularised in service.
Mr Tajik referred to a recent Supreme Court judgment stating that the benefit of the judgment relating to terms and conditions of service should be given to similar employees even who were not litigants before the court.
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I ran across an interview by Alan Greenspan today in which he expressed concern about the solvency of the Social Security system. This is what he said, "the actuaries of the Social Insurance system say that in order to be actuarially solvent through the life of the programs, we would have to cut benefits by 25 percent right now and extending into the future." Let that sink in--in order to get to solvency, we would need an immediate 25% cut in benefits now and forever.
Of course, no one will do that; no politician will even propose that. To stay solvent, there must be a cut in benefits, or there must be an increase in taxes, or there must be an increase in government deficit. There are no other solutions. The political solution is to kick the can down the road as far as possible by deficits, since people do not vote for politicians who propose cuts to this program.
There is a widespread assumption out there that Social Security provides very poor benefits and that no one ever gets what they "put in" to Social Security. Nothing could be further from the truth. Of course, how much one gets in benefits depends greatly on how long one lives and on how much they earned (up to a point). But let's look at averages, okay?
The average Social Security recipient gets $1422 per month in benefits. So, let's say that we have a married couple, both aged 65, receiving the average total of $2844 per month in Social Security. If you are an average American with your spouse and you both retiring at 65 and you both die at age 95, Social Security will have paid out to you (NOT including the cost of living increases that you will receive) the grand total of $1,015,920. I am going to make a wild guess here and say that, even accounting for the present value of money, not one of my readers will have "put in" over one million dollars to Social Security.
$1,015,920. That's right--over one million dollars for the average couple, if they live for 30 years under Social Security. Now, you can argue all you want about how much you earned it, how little it really is, etc. etc., but the bottom line is this: Social Security is guaranteeing the average American couple over one million dollars in benefits, if they live 30 years in retirement.
At the present rate of taxation, this is simply unsustainable. So, which will you choose? Cutting benefits? Increased taxation? Increased borrowing to kick the problem down the road? I'd be interested to know your thoughts about how to solve this troubling problem.
(For the Greenspan interview, see: https://www.foxbusiness.com/economy/alan-greenspan-must-find-way-to-resolve-basic-social-security-system)
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I don't know exactly what prompted me to get Professor Layton and the Curious Village (2008) for the Nintendo DS. In late 2008, I remember seeing a review for it on X-Play and it seemed highly enjoyable, but…puzzles? I'm not so good at those, and I don't mean the actual cardboard puzzles that come in boxes and will forever perpetuate the legacy of Thomas Kinkade (RIP). I mean brain teasers, logic puzzles, movement or slide puzzles, mathematical quizzes, or anything that requires the use of my overtaxed left brain. But the Curious Village, with its droll humor and unusual look, had wormed its way into my mind. Okay so that worm had to sit around, feast on thought compost, and wait for almost a year until I saw the game on sale at our local Gamestop and decided to by it, but still.
Professor Layton and the Curious Village (PLCV) told the very British story of the aforementioned professor and his odd, youthful companion Luke's adventures in the curious village of St. Mystere where, at the behest of one of the town's denizens, they were to retrieve a certain "very special item." (Doing my best to not be spolier-y.) The player's progress through the village was measured by the completion of puzzles. This base play was accompanied by some fantastically animated cut scenes they were kind of a mix of European animation and low-key anime. The game used both DS screens to their fullest, with most of the action being on the bottom screen and necessary information being displayed on the top screen. The game possessed 120 puzzles and a limited number of hints for each puzzle could also be bought using coins that were collected in each level.
What initially caught my eye about PLCV was its style. The trailer made it look like an animated movie. All the characters were fully voiced (no Mario "woo-hoos!" or Lego game grunts here) and interacted with each other, both in the game and through the cut scenes. The controls were unique, incorporating both action movements and puzzle solving using the DS's stylus. It seemed like a fine investment…and it mostly was.
Despite my perceived limitations, I really enjoyed playing through PLCV, but some of those puzzles…man. Some of them were just damn frustrating. Especially the sliding puzzles in which you had to slide blocks or obstacles around in order to free an object. Honestly, I'm not much of a cheater when it comes to video games. I'll check the occasional walkthrough if I get really stuck; but when it came to PLCV, I was a blatant rogue. This blog became my best friend and me and the internet became a little closer.
Dear Internet,
Thank you very much for introducing me to Professorlaytonwalkthrough.blogspot.com. As you probably know from the writing all over you, the Curious Village is a fun puzzle game with a bit of difficulty thrown in. Some of those puzzles are really meant to stretch one's grey matter, eh? Well, my grey matter seemed to be doing just fine with the game, until I hit #97: Princess in a Box 1. This puzzle…oh how shall I put this delicately?… This puzzle sucked royal otter balls. I tried to remove the red block, and nearly had an stroke while doing so. Why would Professor Layton want to hurt me so? Is it because he is tortured by having to be accompanied by Luke, with his questionable "boyish" nature, that he feels the need to cause gamers to suffer brain damage whilst solving his puzzles? If that is the case, I do feel sorry for him, but that's no reason to take it out on me. My money is already spent. Anywho, the aforementioned blog was certainly a big help, and I am very glad that you allowed a very nice and creative person to write down all the helpful advice needed for one to make it through the Curious Village without a trip to the hospital.
P. S. You remember that one time when I searched for "Professor Layton and the Curious Village" and porn appeared in my sidebar? You should let those women know that the tag "Professor Layton and the Curious Village" is much different from "Professor Lay-a-ton and the Bi-Curious Village," which is what I'm presuming they were going for. Just trying to pay it forward. c.
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But the bottles are pretty.
More things I've rediscovered while packing (yes, I collect a lot of crap. It's part of who I am I will never stop, DON'T JUDGE MY HOARDING HABITS IT MAKES ME HAPPY).
The bottle on the left was unearthed from my parents' front yard when they had a new septic dug. The previous landowners had lived there since the turn of the century, and probably only had garbage service for half that time. The whole property is like a big archeological site. Dig anywhere and you unearth "treasures".
Look how much thicker the glass is. Even though the old bottle is slightly bigger, it only held 6 fluid oz, while the new bottle held eight.
Oh, and NPR tells me that today is the anniversary of Coca Cola's failed attempt at "New Coke". So, um, congratulations Large Corporation Whom I Have No Loyalty To for hanging in there for over a hundred years, even with huge marketing failures! It's probably mainly because of your pretty bottles.
Friday, April 23, 2010
I don't even drink coke
3 comments:
- Jan said...
I always thought New Coke was just a marketing scheme to show that Coke drinkers were loyal to old Coke.
I prefer tea anyway.
- April 23, 2010 at 1:14 PM
- Suzanne said...
You could be right. It seems like an expensive way to go about it, though.
- April 23, 2010 at 4:31 PM
- Jess Ruffner-Booth said...
I rather liked New Coke. They had the big cans with Max Headroom. I like Old Coke, too. It comes in those cute tiny cans. Guess I'm not that picky.
- April 23, 2010 at 5:36 PM
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Athletes come in all shapes and sizes and so do injuries. As athletes we put our bodies on the line for our sport or activity. Whether you play football, soccer, frisbee, or simply lift weights you push your body to its absolute limits. The joy that comes with being active can be taken away in seconds due to injury. Injury can be prevented by proper stretching before and after exercise and by treating your body properly. If you have ever attended an athletic event you know that teams usually spend 45 minutes to an hour warming up before a game. What you don't see is that even before a warmup, most athletes are doing static stretches to loosen their muscles. If you've never attended an event think of when you wake up. Your body has been fairly still overnight and one of the first things you do when you wake up is stretch. If you're like me, you might add a loud "ugh" to your preparation to get out of bed. It's the same concept in athletics.
I have learned the hard way that properly stretching is essential to preventing and overcoming injury. Just last year I would go to the gym, stretch for five minutes, and jump into my workout. After a few weeks of this routine I felt constant aches and pains all over my body, but I continued my routine. Instead of stretching more, I increased my protein and BCAA intake, I lifted faster trying to avoid feeling pain, and I barely rested. I could hear my body telling me to stop and to do something different, but I ignored it. Many people avoid stretching because they do not want to spend more time at the gym than they need to. I used to be the same way, even when it came to playing soccer. My coaches usually put us through a 1-minute warmup following by 10 minutes of stretching. As a goalkeeper I needed to stretch different parts of my body more than other players. When we were done with the warm-up, I would cross my arms for a few seconds and jump in goal. I did this up until 2 years ago and I started playing soccer when I was six. Over those years I have dislocated my shoulder multiple times, broken my wrist, sprained my ankles and destroyed my knee. It took surgery on my knee for me to take stretching seriously so do yourself a favor and stretch properly before being active.
While there are different stretches for different muscles, there are also different types of stretching for different activities. When something requires more flexibility than strength, I would recommend incorporating static stretching and dynamic stretching. Static stretching is usually the types of stretching that automatically comes to mind. Static stretching could include touching your toes for 10 seconds or a butterfly stretch. These stretches can be used for flexibility, relaxation, alleviation, and range of motion. These types of stretches should be done daily and after any activity. Dynamic stretching on the other hand should be used more when an activity requires more strength and power. Dynamic stretching may be similar and mimic static stretching but the different movement of the muscle allows for strengthening and increased coordination. For example, instead of doing a static calf stretch one might walk on their toes for 20 steps. Both types of stretching are important for preventing injuries and overcoming them.
While there are more types of stretching, these are the two I incorporate most into my daily routine. Stretching can sometimes be a hassle and sometimes you'll still get injured. Stretching may not be able to fix a current injury or heal all your aches, but I promise that stretching will make your athletic life much less painful.


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Get updates as soon as they happen. TechCrunch is an international news site covering a wide variety of topics in the field of tech. Apart from apps, gadgets, audios, and video clips, there is a social media news section that they refresh by the hour. Here you can expect to find the most recent developments in the online marketing sector.
23. Small Business Trends
Staying true to its name, this blog covers the many topics that are trending in the small-businesses marketing industry. In their social media section, you will discover platforms for finding influencers that promise high returns, and learn how to use Facebook Messenger tags to chat blast your contacts. It also offers survey results and what they demonstrate for small-scale business owners.
24. Mari Smith
Mari Smith is known as the Pied Piper of the Online World. Forbes' ranks her as the fourth Top Social Media Power Influencer, whereas the industry calls her the Queen of Facebook marketing. And that's all obviously for a reason. Miss out on her blog and you will miss out on a whole lot of valuable information that you could easily benefit from.
25. The Social Media Hat
The Social Media Hat is where you can master the skills required for social media marketing as well as email marketing in one-go. This award-winning resource for marketers around the world is the perfect place for finding reviews of the best marketing tools along with in-depth articles on countless strategies for social media marketing.
26. Social Business
Run by social business consultant, Eileen Brown, this blog talks about the emerging trends in the world of social media and the impact they have on business activities.
27. Ask Aaron Lee
Having trouble making the best possible use of social media to boost your business? Consult Aaron Lee, a renowned social media manager. Although he lives in Malaysia, his blog benefits marketers from all over the world. Follow this blog to see why more than half a million readers hold him in high regard.
28. Altitude Branding
This blog helps all kind of businesses focus on building their brand. For honest counseling on how to promote your business on the web, check out this blog today!
29. Dave Fleet
This blog zeroes in on the effects of social media on brand image, and how it has revolutionized the entire concept of advertising a good or service.
30. Web Strategist – Jeremiah Owyang
Take notes from Jeremiah Owyang's experience in social media marketing. Jeremiah is a renowned digital business advisor to Fortune 500 companies, so that makes his views and opinions highly credible.
31. Search Engine Land
Are you aware of the type of ads prohibited across social media and search platforms? Or the latest features introduced by the marketing software that you use? Follow Search Engine Land to find out more.
32. The Future Buzz
A no-nonsense blog for social media marketing, this site consists of extremely insightful content. Topics range from digital marketing and branding to PR basics and web influencers. It takes a clear approach to online advertisements and features the bloggers' own views and opinions related to the various marketing strategies that are so dominant in the industry.
33. ProBlogger
If you are looking for ways to promote your blog or business website across different social media platforms, look no further than ProBlogger. You will learn the best strategies to gain more followers. You will also develop the skills needed to be a successful content marketer.
34. Bad Pitch Blog
Failure is just success in disguise. This blog seeks to educate readers through the mistakes that other marketers have made during their career. You can benefit from the insightful posts to identify the potholes in social media marketing in order to avoid them altogether.
35. The Moz Blog
The Moz is prized for offering powerful tools and expert advice on succeeding in the online world. The authors at this blog are dedicated to helping readers not only build a large following on social media, but also learn SEO techniques to help boost their numbers online.
36. RazorSocial
RazorSocial covers all fields within the broader term of digital marketing. Combine social media marketing with other modes of advertisement, and you can easily jumpstart your marketing campaign. Follow this blog to learn how to do so.
37. Jenn's Trends
Follow Jenn's Trends to get a clear explanation and an in-depth analysis of how social media sites work. The articles are based on effective social media management, and contain tips to increase web traffic through social networking sites.
38. Simply Measured
News, surveys, market trends, statistics, social media business strategies, market analysis, and a lot more – Simply Measured is where you will find it all in one place.
39. Revive Social
Head to this blog to find the best social media plugins for WordPress websites, a list of auto posting software, and various other tools that will smoothen out social media management for your business.
40. SocialMouths
Created by Francisco Rosales, the aim of this blog is to help small-scale business owners build a powerful online presence. The blogs consist of tips and tutorials related to content creation, site management, and more ideas that will help you in your marketing campaign.
41. Panorama
Businesses need to be where their customers are. And in today's internet-driven age, that is social media. Site owner, Pan Dyer's mission is to enable readers to optimize their business and drive more sales by increasing customer engagement.
42. Quick Sprout
One of the most popular social media marketing blogs, Quick Sprout provides you with everything you will need to be a successful marketer. The site is overflowing with highly valuable pieces of content. Use the search bar to find your desired topic easily.
43. Entrepreneur
Get tips to create your own startup and take it to great heights through online marketing done right. With this blog, you'll have the latest news and trends, strategies for growth, and tips for running a business successfully all in one place.
44. Copyblogger
'Words that work for smarter digital marketing and sales.'
The slogan says it all. Your social media marketing campaign cannot be successful without great content to feature. Use Copyblogger to learn all the tricks of the trade when it comes to writing compelling copy.
45. VentureBeat
Although this site covers all tech news, it's not hard to come by great pieces that are especially useful for social media marketing.
46. Web Ink Now
This blog is run by David Meerman Scott, a marketing and sales strategist and advisor for emerging companies. He is also the author of 10 different marketing books including the bestseller 'The New Rules of Marketing & PR.' Subscribe to the blog to take advantage of his real-life experiences surrounding the use of social media marketing. The best part about following this blog is that it is suitable for non-marketing executives as well.
47. Content Marketing Institute
Want to build a large following and a loyal audience on social media? Check out the Content Marketing Institute to unleash the power of words to grow your social network.
48. Scott Mondy
This magazine-style blog brings you the latest trends on different social media sites. It's more about the positive and negative effects of social media on our lives. But the critique posts will help you analyze whether you should go with the flow or not.
49. Social Media Club
Learn how to build your customer base, create, and manage social media profiles, as well as read up on other things such as content creation and posting.
50. Sociable Blog
Created for internet marketers by internet marketers, the Sociable blog enriches the reader with priceless advice and the kind of deep insights that you are unlikely to find elsewhere.
51. Social Times (Adweek)
Adweek is an online magazine based on the category that it itself falls into. Its Social Times section brings you the newest happenings and latest proceedings on various social media networks.
52. Marketing Land
Which companies are the best examples of online marketing done right? And what can you learn from them? Follow Marketing Land to find out.
53. Kissmetrics
Whether you need stats and survey results for a particular social media site, or the industry in general, Kissmetrics has it all. Graphs, charts, infographics, raw numbers, statistics, and whatnot – the site reveals top secret information that will make you rethink your marketing strategy.
54. Search Engine Journal
Search Engine Journal helps you to increase your business's outreach and grow your audience in no time. Up your social media marketing game through the helpful information this blog provides.
55. Hootsuite Blog
Hootsuite is an extraordinary tool that enables you to manage multiple social media accounts from one single window. This blog explores the different ways to utilize this tool along with other incredible ideas on social media marketing.
56. Recode
Recode features content from all around the world. So, if you are looking for universal social media marketing strategies, Recode is the place you need to go.
57. Marketo Marketing Blog
101 guides to advanced social media marketing strategies that you can implement in under 15 minutes, and everything else in between – this blog is a powerful tool in every marketer's arsenal.
58. Unbounce
Editorials, podcasts, infographics, easy-to-follow guides, and so much more. Unbounce is a high-quality site for professional marketers to reach greater heights.
59. Schaefer Marketing Solutions
Social media as an inbound traffic source is a big deal. And the bloggers at Schaefer Marketing Solutions know this well. This is why they are committed to helping readers make the most of this golden opportunity.
60. Unmetric
Unmetric takes a unique approach to social media marketing blogs. First, they present common problems and situations that brands encounter, and then provide the solutions and tricks that they adopt to get popular. Check it out today!
61. Audiense
Connect with your audience on a closer, friendlier level by leveraging social media. And for the foolproof strategies to achieve this target, follow the Audiense blog.
62. 99 Dollar Social
Did the platform that your business relies on for social media marketing just upgrade its features? How can you leverage it before your competitors? Read 99 Dollar Social to find out.
63. Brian Solis
This blog comprises of lots of interviews with marketing experts, Q&A sessions, reviews of different marketing tools and recommendations for the most effective practices for promoting a business on social networking sites.
64. Britopian
Run by Micheal Brito, this blog caters to both small and large-scale enterprises. It provides innovative ideas for businesses to succeed in the online world.
65. Tailwind Blog
Love using Pinterest? Learn how to use the platform to grow your business almost effortlessly.
66. Linked Into Business
If you wish to use social media to market your personal brand rather than a business, you must not miss out on this blog. It will help you learn everything you need to know in order to skyrocket your career using networking sites.
67. Gary Vaynerchuk
Gary Vaynerchuk is hailed for his expertise in leveraging social media to boost a business. To learn social media marketing from the guru himself, follow this blog.
68. The 60 Second Marketer
Jamie Turner is a world-renowned author, speaker, and CEO who teaches marketing around the globe. Follow him and his fellow experts as they take you through the world of online marketing.
69. Agorapulse
Don't have a clue on how to use social media to promote your business? Or think you know it all already? Agorapulse is a great blog to follow regardless of your experience in marketing.
70. CinchShare Blog
Wish to master the art of using Facebook to skyrocket a business? Read the CinchShare blog that sheds light on Facebook marketing from different angles. But that's not all. This highly interactive blog also covers other social media marketing platforms such as Instagram, Twitter, and the likes.
71. Ignite Visibility
Discover booming social media video ad sites you shouldn't neglect, as well as the proper way to advertise on Instagram and Pinterest for visible results.
72. Katie Lance
Follow Katie Lance, a social media strategist as she highlights the best tricks and tactics for marketing on social networking platforms.
73. Thought Horizon
Thought Horizon relies on social selling – a process of developing relationships as part of the sales process. So if you are keen to build long-term customer relationships as a result of social media marketing, this blog is best for you.
74. Likeable Local
Wondering why your social media marketing campaigns aren't yielding fruitful results? Read Likeable Local to identify what you are doing wrong.
75. The Authentic Storytelling Project
If social media marketing bores you, this blog is all you need to still stay ahead of the competition. Since the posts are written in an engaging, storytelling style you will have no trouble in staying tuned till the very end.
76. Lucy Hall
From generating exciting content, to setting your business's wheels in motion, Lucy Hall's blog will enrich you with valuable advice for social media marketing.
77. Neal Schaffer
Neal helps leading brands reach even higher by tapping into the power of social media marketing. And he is generous enough to share his wealth of knowledge and experience with everyone who is interested in achieving the same.
78. Amber Naslund
Amber and her social media-oriented blog are living proof of the immense potential that these platforms hold for businesses to succeed and prosper. Check out the posts to learn how you too can leverage these sites to take your business to the next level.
79. Amy Porterfield
Co-author of Facebook Marketing All-In-One for Dummies, Amy is keen to help anyone and everyone who wishes to benefit from the power of this social media platform. Explore profitable, actionable steps for building an online reputation that will enable you to sell with ease.
80. Sprinklr's The Way
Case studies, whitepapers, data analysis and more – this blog will help you keep up with social media news and trends.
81. Postcron Blog
In this blog, you will find the top tips, tools, guides, info, and much more on social media and digital marketing at large. Alternatively, you can use the Postcron tool to schedule your posts without having to worry about publishing them at the last minute.
82. Lilach Bullock
This is sure to become one of your favorite social media marketing blogs. Lilach Bullock writes product reviews and discusses useful tools for implementing social media marketing strategies. Do check out her informative post on creating beautiful promo videos with your iPhone.
83. Social Pilot
How do you handle negative comments on social media? Or a bad review from an angry customer? This blog will help you figure out the right answer to these roadblocks in social media marketing.
84. Keyhole Blog
A start-to-finish guide on Instagram influencer marketing, top Twitter and Facebook analytics tools for this year, and a lot more – Keyhole is the blog you need to follow to breeze through social media marketing.
85. Digimind
What factors cause bad buzz and crises on social media networks? And can you save your brand image from being tarnished by such events? Get the answers at Digimind as it revolves around crisis management on social media sites.
86. Postfity
Do you run a virtual assistant service? This blog offers great advice for virtual assistance businesses to come into the limelight and find clients on social media sites.
87. Sorav Jain's Blog
This blog is useful for businesses based in South Asia as it is run by an Indian marketing consultant, but can help other businesses worldwide too. The blogs posts are meant to help businesses develop a deeper understanding with their local clientele by connecting with them on social media.
88. Social Beat
Social Beat provides the reader with tips and tricks for ROI-driven social media marketing. It also covers SEO techniques, content marketing, and real estate digital marketing on the same platform.
89. DigitalGYD
Social media marketing tips coupled with branding strategies – this blog discusses various ways to grow your business.
90. Quintly
Quintly is hands down the best social marketing analytics blog for senior professionals. It features lots of raw data along with the lessons that marketers learn from those stats. This site will help you track and measure the effectiveness of your social media profiles.
91. Sotrender
Comparison charts, custom recommendations, metrics, and more; Sotrender blog aims to enable marketers to make better decisions when it comes to promoting a product on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, or Instagram.
92. The Social Ms
Looking for ideas on what to post to your social media pages? Get some inspiration from the Social Ms.
93. Heyo
With the valuable information available on Heyo, you too can uncover the secrets to building a social media marketing strategy that lets the money roll in.
94. Chatter Buzz
Learn how to write unique content, master SEO techniques, manage PPC campaigns, and use it all in combination with social media marketing.
95. SocialLive
Want to create live videos to connect with your audience on Facebook? Check out the SocialLive blog for all kinds of tips and tricks.
96. BlogPaws
This site might not be for everyone. Nonetheless, we just had to include it in our list of top social media marketing blogs because of how unique and impressive it really is. The mission of this blog is to help pet bloggers and pet enthusiasts build a large following on social media by sharing cute and endearing pictures of their loving animals.
97. Ignite Social Media
Brought to you by experts in the space, this blog is good for large consumer brands that wish to specialize in developing social strategies.
98. Brands Network Blog
Press releases, eBooks, and whitepapers, Brand Network augments social media advertisements using managed media services.
99. Buy Real Marketing
Did you know you can 'buy' Facebook likes, Instagram followers, and YouTube views? In case you wish to take the shortcut to boost your online presence, head to Buy Real Marketing. Their blog includes ways to use their services as well as ways to increase your web traffic organically.
100. Hiplay
The blog for the Hiplay app, this site is primarily based on how to use Hiplay for social media automation.
101. Likeable
What are the new rules of driving meaningful engagement on Facebook? How can you work with Influencers? What is the best way to advertise on TikTok? Get the answer to these questions and more on the Likeable blog.
102. Honey Bar Media
A social media marketing blog designed solely for real estate agents. On this blog, you will find success stories from people who were able to generate leads for real estate agents, and had lots of fun in the process.
End Note
There are quite literally countless blogs on the internet that talk about social media marketing. However, these 100+ social media marketing blogs are the best ones that are worth your time and reading efforts.


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This moist and fruity cake can be made now so that it matures, and is ready for the marzipan and icing the week before Christmas. Feed with brandy, rum or orange liqueur to give it a rich, festive flavour and even moister texture. The suggested bay leaf and cranberry decoration is easy to create and really effective. Decorate just 1-2 days before serving so the decorations stay in good condition. Once decorated, store the cake in a cool, dry place, loosely covered, until ready to serve.
Makes: 23cm round cake
To prepare a 23cm round cake tin, line the base and sides with a double thickness of baking parchment, cut so it comes 5cm above the edge of the tin. Fold a double band of brown paper around the outside of the tin and secure with kitchen string. Stand the tin on several sheets of newspaper of brown paper. Wrapping the tin in brown paper stops the edges of the cake from drying out before the centre is cooked and helps to keep it moist. Covering the top with a piece of folded baking parchment will also stop it overbrowning before the centre is cooked.
To feed the cake, every 2-3 weeks prick the surface with a fine skewer and spoon over 2 tablespoons of Waitrose Brandy. Do not overfeed or the cake will become soggy and pudding-like.
The alcohol in which the fruit is soaked evaporates during cooking, but if you would prefer not to use any alcohol, soak the fruit in an extra 100ml freshly squeezed orange juice instead.
If a dome forms on the cake during cooking, slice off the top just before covering with marzipan, to create a flat surface.
Make sure the bay leaves on the cake are kept away from the nightlights and never leave burning candles or nightlights unattended. Take care not to allow the nightlights to burn too long at a time, as they will melt the icing if they become too hot.
The cake can be covered with royal icing instead of ready-to-roll. Beat 4 medium egg whites in a large bowl, the gradually beat in 900g icing sugar until the icing is thick and smooth and forms soft peaks when the spoon is lifted from the bowl. If the icing is too soft, add a little extra icing sugar; if too firm, add a few drops of water. Spread the icing over the top and sides of the cake, swirling it in an even layer with a palette knife. (This icing contains uncooked egg so it is not suitable for elderly people, young children. pregnant women or those whose immune systems are weak.)
Scales and measuring jug
2 large and 3-4 small bowls
Grater and juicer
Wooden spoon
23cm round cake tin
Greaseproof paper
Baking parchment and foil
Brown paper or newspaper
Kitchen string
Small pan
Flat plate or platter
Pastry brush
Rolling pin
Small sharp knife
Small paintbrush
Palette knife
This recipe was first published in October 2003.


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Nebraska Revised Statute 21-1776
Chapter 21
(1) The board of directors may periodically authorize and declare dividends to be paid on share accounts and membership shares, if any, from the credit union's undivided earnings after provisions have been made for the required reserves. Share accounts within the same class and of different classes may be paid dividends at differing rates depending on the amounts in the account or the contractual terms applicable to the account.
(2) Dividends shall not be declared or paid at a time when the credit union is insolvent or when payment thereof would render the credit union insolvent.
- Laws 1996, LB 948, § 76.