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Discover the new Green Routes of the Transport Consortium thanks to Metro
30 routes with more than 500 kilometres to run, cycle or walk, always beginning and ending at public transport stations
This is undoubtedly the perfect time of year to organise a trip out by bike or walk through the most emblematic natural sites in the Region of Madrid. The underground will help you to reach some of the most outstanding Green Routes of the Transport Consortium, such as: Príncipe Pío, Ciudad Universitaria and Casa de Campo, which are just some of the stations you can start you trip out from.
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Want to know how you can: make smarter decisions, quickly spot and cut out B.S., unlock your passion, and move from struggle to success, growing your real estate business to 7 figures? Then check out these six must-read books all designed to help you achieve your goals, ultimately designing the life you want!
Michael Hyatt is a business and marketing expert with an impressive 30 years of experience under his belt. That's why it's no surprise that his upcoming book is at the top of must-reads and bestseller lists. In Your Best Year Ever, Hyatt establishes a clear 5-step plan to making your business work for you. Included in this plan is advice on how to harness your biggest dreams and funnel them into action by honing in on what motivates you: profit, productivity, and purpose.
Annie Duke made waves as the World Poker Champion in 2004, and applies her keen statistical prowess to business. Duke, armed with a graduate degree in cognitive psychology, shares her perspective on the adage, "Go big or go home," by making calculated risks that pay off big. Every agent is faced with major decisions in their career, but sometimes the short-term downsides turn into long-term benefits. Learn how to apply predictive thinking to all of your efforts in this engaging read, in which Duke shares examples from various industries, including sports, politics, and gaming.
- 6 Steps to 7 Figures: A Real Estate Professional's Guide to Building Wealth and Creating Your Own Destiny by Pat Hiban
Hiban is not just a writer with a knack for business; his expertise comes from practice as a real estate agent. This book is packed full of anecdotes, facts, stats, actionable lessons, and worksheets that serve as a road map for getting it done.
Hiban knows how agents work and has written this book with you in mind. His experiments are humorous and often "humiliating" — like the time he dressed up as Dracula to attract new clients. Hiban proves that putting yourself out there in new, innovative ways is worth the risk.
- Mastering Your Real Estate Career: Your Blueprint to Move from Struggle to Success by Chuck and Angela Fazio
Arizona-based husband-and-wife team Chuck and Angela Fazio have frequently graced the top of numerous lists featuring the most successful real estate agents around the country. Over the last 2 decades, they've earned a reputation for bringing in millions upon millions of dollars through their various endeavors. Although their own real estate careers started off rocky, they were able to turn their bad luck around with a combination of hard work and creative thinking.
In Mastering Your Real Estate Career, the Fazios impart the same knowledge they share with their own mentees, and they don't shy away from highlighting what makes even the most promising agents fail. The Fazios aren't out to scare you, but rather to empower you.
- Harris Rules: Your No-BS Practical Step By Step Guide to Finally Become Rich and Free by Tim and Julie Harris
Tim and Julie Harris, another successful team, cut straight to answering agents' #1 question: "How do I earn enough to find freedom in my career and life?"
This book has a solid 5-star rating from hundreds of reviewers. Their advice ranges from the big picture ideas, like how to change and improve your mindset, to the nitty-gritty details, like perfecting your listings. Above all, this guide is intended to kick you into high gear and banish all of your "lazy" habits and inclinations, replacing them with profitable, actionable behavior.
- Do It NOW!: Family, Passion, Growth — 3 Core Foundational Strategies to Unlock your Passion & Grow your Business by Joe La Rosa
Broker, writer, and public speaker Joe La Rosa knows that real estate is not just a lucrative career, but a way of life.
To grow your business in a big way, La Rosa believes that it's necessary to balance the trifecta of "family, passion, and growth." This book helps agents unlock the mysteries of these foundational strategies so they can clear their own pathway to success.
As a Realtor®, the work never stops, but making time to study life-changing lessons from top performers like these will expand your mind and your business.


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"When it comes to your goals, people will remember two things: what you finished and what you left unfinished. You control what people will see and say about your goals through your actions." -Michael J. Fite
For today's inspiration and challenge, I want to present to you the Finisher Challenge!
There is only one rule to the Finisher Challenge:
- Find something from your past that you left unfinished and finish it!
I am sure there is something that you have always wanted to finished, but have not yet brought yourself to completing yet. I want you to know that I believe in your ability to finish anything that you want to do. You have proved this over and over in your life that you can finish the things that mean the most to you, which is why I know you can take something that you have left unfinished and actually finish it off!
Here are three reasons why I want you become a finisher:
- It allows for you to gain finality and closure on the past.
- It makes you feel good to finish what you started.
- It serves as a catalyst for you to finish other goals and tasks in your life.
Do you have what it takes to participate in the Finisher Challenge?
Please click on my link below to view today's inspiration and challenge.
The Finisher Challenge: Can You Finish Something You Left Unfinished? — Michael J. Fite
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Bradbury Wins in Pinellas Park; Katica Reelected in Bellair
By ANNE LINDBERG, TB Reporter
There were exceptions, but, for the most part, voters went with the familiar in Tuesday's municipal elections in Pinellas County.
PINELLAS COUNTY – For the most part, voters were good to incumbents in the 12 municipalities that went to the polls Tuesday (March 13).
While many of the victories were decisive and lopsided with one candidate scoring decisive, landslide victories, there were exceptions, such as the race for the District 1 seat on the Madeir Beach City Commission where incumbent Terry Lister (595 votes) is a mere four votes behind challenger Deby Weinstein (599 votes). In the race for the District 2 seat on the Madeira Beach commission, incumbent Nancy Hodges, with 55 percent of the vote, held off challenger Eric Breslin, who polled about 45 percent of the vote. All results are unofficial.
Belleair Beach, where incumbents lost, had a close election with six candidates vying for four seats on the council. Nick Pavouris pulled in 300 votes and was followed by Glenn Gunn and Jody Shirley who each got 263 votes, then Marv Behm with 259 votes. Trailing were the two incumbents, Rob Baldwin with 245 votes and Julie "Jewels" Chandler with 232 votes.
But for the most part, the votes were decisive and favored incumbents. The outcome in the four cities that had mayoral elections were an example.
Sandy Bradbury was elected in Pinellas Park after a heated race against challenger Donna Saxer, a retired Pinellas Park police officer. Bradbury defeated Saxer with about 56 percent of the vote, or 3,057 votes to Saxer's 2,372. Belleair's Gary Katica romped to an easy victory over challenger Spencer Connerat with a landslide 83 percent of the vote or 831 votes to 174.
In the two cities that had no incumbent running for mayor, voters chose familiar faces, moving incumbent council or commission members up to the top seat.
In Indian Rocks Beach, Joanne "Cookie" Kennedy won a landslide victory over opponent Donald House Jr. with about 71 percent of the vote, or 859 to 348 votes. In Treasure Island, Larry Lunn defeated Melinda "Mel" Lenehan with about 55 percent of the vote, or 1,128 to 938.
The trend was similar for the council and commission races. In Clearwater, for example, Hoyt Hamilton blew away challenger John Funk with about 79 percent of the vote, or 9,537 to 2,609. Gulfport's Dan Liedtke sailed to an easy victory over Brice A. Plesser, 1,252 to 636. In Kenneth City, council members Barbara Roberts and Carl Troup held their seats against a challenge from former council member Ron Sneed.
Tom Dorgan and David Joseph Will retained their seats on the Redington Beach commission by defeating Laura Barnett.
But there were exceptions.
In Safety Harbor, incumbents Cliff Merz (73 percent) and Andy Zodrow (55 percent) defeated challenges from Spencer Bell (27 percent) and Damon Lister (45 percent). But incumbent Scott Long (49 percent) fell to challenger Nancy J. Besore (51 percent). And the Treasure Island District 4 race saw challenger Heidi Horak (70 percent) win in a landslide over incumbent Ken Keys (30 percent).
For complete results, go to the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections at votepinellas.com.
Photo shows Pinellas Park Mayor Sandy Bradbury, left, and Belleair Mayor Gary Katica.
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text: Axman 173 Posted February 14, 2019 The first round of the Queensland GT3 Championships got of to a great start with 12 Teams entering the competition. This is a 5 race series spread out over the year. All events are held at the River City race facility on the Plafit Masters track, a fast but tricky 48 meter 8 lane track that was imported form Japan by Ace hobbies a few years ago to host events like the APC and MCN. The Pro/Am format for this series kicked of last year with the idea of getting all the clubs to a neutral track to minimise home track advantage, also, the introduction of team names that would stay the same for the entire series so a club or team could substitute drivers to fill in any vacancies in the team if a driver could not attend. A surge in entries has to be attributed to the pro/am format, the introduction of the very successful Slotworx Cup cars and the chassis format in GT3 where Am drivers chassis must have a fixed motorbox. The mix of chassis was interesting, in GT3 Pro, the Ace and Narangba's teams came 1st and 2nd with SLP2/SW's, ( SLP2/S/W is a hybrid Plafit/Slotworx chassis available thru Ace hobbies) . In 3rd was Garry and Dean with a very fast Johnson chassis that set fastest lap time, in 4th myself and Nick only 3 meters further back running a stock SLP2 ( no motor box), the Gold Coast Eagles 5th with a Red Roo, 6th Rickshaw SLP2/Doslot pod, and Pagey in 7th (after loosing his nuts) with a SLP2/slotworx. In GT3 Am all the podiums were SLP2's I've attached the race sheet and report as sent to the contestants - next event will be after the 12 hour.. most likely late April - date has still to be finalised Round 1 of the SEQ GT Teams championship held at Rivercity Raceway exceeded expectations with 24 drivers in 12 teams signing up for the race series.pdf SEQ RND 1 2019 Sheet1.pdf Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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The Travelodge Christmas Tree
Once upon a time there was a small silver Travelodge Christmas Tree. He was a modest glittery sort of tree. Some may have described him as 'cheap and cheerful.' He was shipped in to the UK with thousands of other trees. Exactly the same, six inch, 'Made In China' Christmas trees. These trees had a job to do. They were tasked with brightening up dining tables in restaurants across the land of Olde England.
The Travelodge Christmas Tree stoically accepted this fate. However, things were about to get a bit more exciting. He was about to be freed! Freed from the easy clean Formica topped dining table, he had been assigned to in the restaurant of the Heathrow Travelodge. Two travelling ladies, staying at the very reasonably priced airport hotel, noticed the tree. In buoyant mood, and about to embark upon their travels to escape the British winter, they took a shine to the tree. They decided to take pity on him. Laughing over their Travelodge repast, they said 'Let's take the tree with us!' And so they did. In the wink of a fairy light, the Travelodge Christmas tree found itself perched on the edge of a rather nice suitcase. The Travelodge Christmas tree was about to wave its Travelodge home goodbye. A small tree was about to go on a BIG adventure.
The Travelodge Christmas tree flies to Oman!
Before he knew, it the Travelodge Christmas tree was whisked through Terminal 5 at Heathrow airport. Without a passport, he found himself boarding a British Airways flight, heading to the Middle East! He looked out of the plane window, at the clouds and the sky. The Travelodge Christmas Tree marveled at the snow capped mountain ranges of Afghanistan. As the sun began to set he thought, 'how beautiful.'
The Travelodge Christmas Tree thought himself very lucky indeed. 'The last time I traveled on a plane I was packed in tight with thousands of other trees just like me. In the cargo hold! All I could see was the bottom of the tree in front of me!' Several hours later, the ladies and their companion tree, landed in Muscat. Muscat is the capital of the exotic middle eastern country of Oman. It was lovely hot weather there, a considerable improvement on the chilly British winter. The Travelodge Christmas tree found himself staying in a beautiful Arabian house. Along with his two charming lady companions, naturally.
The Arabian adventure begins for the Travelodge Christmas Tree
The following evening, the Travelodge Christmas tree was put to work as the ladies were off out to sample some local street food. It was being served up in the car park next to the desalination plant. He used his decorating skills to brighten up their plastic dining table. Young men from the island of Zanzibar held their nightly BBQ here. Rich Omanis turned up in their large shiny cars every night hungry for their tasty food. They drove off with supplies of chicken, pork, prawn and squid kebabs. The spicy potato soup was also popular. The ladies and the tree enjoyed the local ambiance along with the fine cuisine.
The next night the Travelodge Christmas tree found himself on another Arabian night out. The ladies were out on the town. The tree watched them drink Cosmopolitans in the Grand Hyatt hotel. He saw them demolish an impressive amount of complimentary bar snacks too. The ladies then moved on to Feeney's Irish bar. The tree was having the time of his life. The ladies joined in the pub quiz on the team of some friendly English chaps. They were working there for an adventure holiday company. Missing home, they had popped in for some Guiness and a plate of sausage and mash.
The tree goes into the desert
The ladies thought that they would go and stay in a desert camp. It is one of the things you do here. Oman has some amazing and ancient sand dunes to explore. One of the ladies drove the huge car they had hired. The other lady was the navigator. Sort of. The tree was right there as they watched camel trains crossing the desert. He watched them go 'dune bashing' in a 4×4 with Abdulah their Bedouin guide. That was quite scary. The Travelodge Christmas tree sat with the ladies in the desert while they watched the sun slide below the horizon. He thought how lucky he was that the had ladies found him. 'Of all the Travelodges in all the world,' he mused.
The Travelodge Christmas tree even shared in the ladies evening gin and tonic. This classic British tipple appeared from a bag somewhere, despite the undeniably remote location. Next day, the ladies drove to a Wadi. A Wadi is a kind of beautiful green oasis in the desert. The tree gazed at the clear green water and watched the ladies swim in it with all of their clothes on. Bikinis were not the done thing here. At the Wadi Bin Khalid he reflected on all he had seen. He could never have guessed that this would happen to him when he came off the production line in China. It was only a few weeks ago!
What next for the Travelodge Christmas tree?
As the trip progressed, the Travelodge Christmas tree began to worry that the ladies would tire of him. Perhaps they would throw him casually into the bin or or maybe leave him behind without a backward glance? He felt part of a little team on his Arabian adventure. To be abandoned now would almost make him wish he was back with the rest of his synthetic forest friends, overseeing a thousand English breakfasts in the Travelodge.
Happy Christmas to the Travelodge Christmas tree!
The tree did not need to worry its small, spiky self. His travel companions had no intention of leaving him behind. They had grown very fond of him, and enjoyed his non critical company. He was booked in on the return trip. The Travelodge Christmas tree flew home to England with the ladies, and he continued the festive season in fine style. They even took him out for afternoon tea at an upmarket country pad in Newcastle, called Jesmond Dene House. The little Travelodge Christmas tree felt loved and wanted, which is what we all want after all. And he had a very happy Christmas indeed!


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MFA Matching Grant Campaign
Thanks to You—We did It!
IAIA's Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing met The Lannan Foundation's challenge—we exceeded our goal of $50,000. Thank you so very much—your gifts of all sizes will make the difference for this semester's MFA students.
Your donations will make it possible for students to refine, enrich, and publish their work in the only graduate creative writing program of its kind in the U.S. Help fund IAIA undergraduate and MFA student IAIA scholarship funds by giving today.
"The IAIA Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program has been such a good experience for me, not only as a writer, but as an Indigenous writer—there's incredible faculty who not only watched over me but also guided me—it's a privilege to be part of the program."
"As the oldest graduate of the 2016 IAIA Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program, I am proof that it is never too late. The program selects brilliant writers who are also passionate teachers, and are funny—very funny. The invaluable support and encouragement of my mentors and fellow students in the MFA program have helped my stories come to life. I have gained understanding where I was unaware, and a lifelong attachment to IAIA and the people I have met."
"I can't overstate the importance of IAIA's Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing Program, for which there is no parallel, for myself as well as for all Native people. We continue to face the problems of invisibility and misrepresentation. Art has the power to change that. This program and its incredible faculty and leadership made me the writer I am today."
Low Residency MFA in Creative Writing
There are approximately fifty Low Residency MFA Programs in the U.S. The Institute of American Indian Arts' program is modeled on the most successful of these, with one important difference: IAIA's mission "to empower creativity and leadership in Native arts and cultures through higher education, lifelong learning, and outreach" means that the program and the literature we read carry a distinct Native American and First Nations emphasis. Over 60% of our faculty mentors are established Native American or First Nations authors. Our program is open to everyone, but the focus will remain aligned with our unique mission.
IAIA faculty mentors are a dynamic group of writers who have won, among many other awards, Lannan Literary Awards, Whiting Awards, a National Book Award, a ScotiaBank Giller Prize, a PEN/Faulkner Award, a PEN/Hemingway Award, a PEN Open Book Award, a United States Artist Fellowship, and a Donald Hall Prize from the Associated Writing Programs.


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Saints Eucharist
August 27, 2020 –
The Thursday morning Saints Eucharist service is a 22-minute Eucharist focusing on the Saint of the day. This service is available in-person or can be live streamed on our FaceBook page.
We are excited to be able to join together in person for worship again!
Services available for in-person attendance will be:
- Thursday morning Saints Eucharist at 10:00AM, starting on July 16
- Sunday morning BAS Eucharist at 9:00AM, starting on August 9
For those unable to join us to worship in person, we will still be having a BAS Eucharist livestreamed service at 10:30AM on Sundays on Facebook. There will be no in-person attendance at the Sunday 10:30AM livestream service.
There are some regulations in place that we must abide by in order to maintain the highest level of care and concern for each other as we can, as well as to abide by the Alberta Government guidelines and those outlined by The Anglican Diocese of Edmonton and Bishop Jane. As such, we ask that if you plan to attend one of the in-person services, you please follow the guidelines listed below.
Pre-Register to indicate your intention to attend by using this online form, or contacting the Church Office (or 780-433-5530 ext. 104).
Complete the Alberta Health Self Assessment Tool to ensure you are healthy and able to attend services in person. If you are not able to complete this online before attending, we will go over the questions with you in person when you arrive. If you are ill and experiencing Covid-19 symptoms, please do not attend services.
We request that you please wear a mask unless you have health conditions which are exacerbated by wearing one. If you do not have a mask, we can provide you with one.
Enter the church from the main entrance doors on 101 Street and exit through the Garden Door. If you are coming to attend a service, please do not enter the church through the Parking Lot door, even if you have a key to access it.
Maintain a physical distance of at least 6 feet from all people not in your family group. The church hallways, aisles, and pews will be marked every 6 feet.
Please clean hands with hand sanitizer (provided) upon entry into and exit from the church, and as frequently as you wish to while you are here, such as before taking part in Communion.
If you have offerings you wish to bring to the service to donate, please drop them in the metal offering bowl which will be in the entranceway to the church Sanctuary.
Please do not access parts of the building other than the Sanctuary or upstairs washrooms while you are here, as this helps minimize areas that need to be cleaned after services.
Please note that some elements of the service will be different:
We request that you refrain from sharing the peace with handshakes or hugs and instead share a wave or nod with those close by.
We are not permitted to have congregational singing or verbal communal responses to readings, prayers, etc.
The Eucharist will be given with bread only. Only the celebrating priest will consume the wine.
We know this may seem like a lot of rules and regulations, and we understand that can be challenging or overwhelming, but we are here to help. If you have questions about how the process will work, please do not hesitate to contact your clergy and wardens (information is below). We also recognize that many people may not feel comfortable returning to church during this time of pandemic, which is why we will continue to offer the livestream options so that we may all gather as one community in prayer together regardless of circumstances.
Questions? Please contact us by email (see below) or phone: 780-433-5330.
Fr. Neil Gordon
Rev. Danielle Key
Rev. Dr. Eileen Edwards
John de Haan
Gloria Letwin
Dwight Bliss


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Whether it be a dry van, flatbed, reefer or drop deck trailer, no one looks forward to having their DOT or FHWA inspection done on their truck or trailer. But the reality is, these inspections ensure that properly maintained and road worthy equipment is on the road, working for you and keeping you and everyone else on the road safe.
The following checks should be done regularly, but if done prior to your DOT / FHWA, will also ensure you pass your inspection the first time.
DOT/FHWA Inspection Checklist
- Registration: make sure your registration & license plates are valid
- Body Inspect: check the following – header board for cracks & damage, 5th wheel & king pin for wear and cracks, floor boards, side rails, ICC bumper, mudflaps, placards, rear door, rear rollers and hinges
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- Brakes: all brake shoes must be free from cracks, oil contamination, and at least 1/4" lining minimum. Check brake chambers, valves and air tanks. *check brake adjuster travel with air applied. Use DOT allowable travel guidelines. Grease the S-Cam bushings and slack adjuster for each wheel.
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Viewing life through a sniper's scope was a daily practice for Special Forces, Green Beret Rod Rodriguez. Getting blown up was just a part of life. And when it came time to transition - not by choice - but through a med board, suddenly his daily practice was truly foreign - and more traumatic than his military experience.
When life changes unexpectedly, how will you respond?
In this episode, President and Chief Executive Officer at Global War on Terror Memorial Foundation Rod Rodriguez chronicles his military experience, how his wife's transition was polar opposite of his, and his journey to becoming one of America's Greatest Assets after his military experience.
Rod will tell you that he is just a normal kid from New Mexico. And this normal kid from New Mexico, after serving our country with honors, is on a new mission to bring tribute to those who have served and continue to serve in America's longest conflict.
The Global War on Terror (GWOT) Memorial Foundation, the congressionally-designated non-profit foundation is tasked with organizing, fundraising and coordinating efforts to build a new memorial on the National Mall in Washington, D.C..
Former President George W. Bush was named as its honorary chairman.
What you'll learn from this podcast is that success takes work. And Rod's humble approach to achieving success is one that many can duplicate. Rod chose to give back as his next mission and purpose.
What will be your next mission and purpose after military service?
"Continuing my service to others first through established leadership in the military and civilian communities through teamwork as well as collaboration." - Michael "Rod" Rodriguez


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Wendy Stevens is a bestselling author, speaker and coach that can help you Explode your profits and create terrific results through Guerilla Marketing to Women. She has created multiple seven figures and helped tens of thousands to get to where she is through her approach to marketing.
Her aim is to change the conversation that marketers are having about being successful in marketing to the most powerful, consumable marketplace in U.S. history.
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Make More Sales, Get More Leads, and Have Bigger Profits through her strategies and tactics on how to grow your business through marketing to women.
This podcast is to women, by women, and for women, and with her help and the knowledge she's gained from years with top marketers, you can start seeing a change in profits today. This podcast is for women and business savvy men who recognize that small adjustments and intelligent marketing choices can explode your profits. Wendy uses actual statistics from today's marketplace to show how different today's marketplace is from the past, and how marketing to women is the key to having a successful product or service.
Wendy's Story
Wendy was a Division 1 coach at Vanderbilt University with a new view on marketing. She brings her perspective of how to turn teams into champions and applies that to marketing to show you how to grow your profits. She has two kids that she wanted to be home with, but still earn money which drove her into marketing. With a background in athletics, she is always looking for tactics to gain a competitive edge for her team, and once you subscribe to this podcast, you too will be a part of Wendy's team.
She has worked with the online marketer for Kevin Herrington, the celebrity host of the hit show, "The Shark Tank", and has a best seller on Amazon.com called "Reverse Google Marketing". From there she met the "father of Guerilla Marketing" himself, Jay Conrad Levinson, and had the opportunity to co-author his life work, "The Best of Guerilla Marketing", with Seth Godin. You will learn how, through videos, social media, mobile marketing, to, by, and for women, to explode your business. She will show you how to approach marketing differently when aiming towards women, who think and buy differently from men.
Guerrilla Marketing is about using clever strategies and tactics to get a Madison Avenue result on pennies to the dollar!
Learn how, with Wendy Stevens and her new marketing tactics. Meet an amazing array of experts who will teach you the impact of the purse strings, and the influence of female buyers. With Wendy, learn how to make it easy for women to grasp and spread news about your product, and learn how easy it is to grow your business.
In this episode, you will learn:
- Female baby boomers are the drivers of today's economy
- This market is extremely powerful and profitable, if you approach it properly
- Women control 85% of all consumer purchases made in the U.S.
- 78% of women use the internet before making a purchase
- 92% of women pass on information about deals, products, and promotions to people that they know
- 76% of women want to be part of a special panel or group
- 81% of women are going to a blog to look at recommendations and referrals before buying a product
- In the aftermath of the worst extended economic recession since the Great Depression, the old ways of marketing just aren't working anymore
- The majority of purchases are influenced by a female, even the purchases made by men
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Sports are traditionally associated with physical exertion and ball sports, but that notion is fast changing and many argue that it has already changed. The advent of video games saw a diversification of competitive games that can be played between individual and it was inevitable that it became organized. The image shows the attendees at a 'Space invaders' gaming competition in 1981, where players played on individual televisions to see who can set the highest score. The advance in gaming technology and the internet has taken this further.
In 2015, 'The International' – a tournament for players of DOTA 2 – was held in a sports arena, with thousands spectators watching and the winning team taking home over six million dollars in prize money. The winner included 15 year old Sumail – a Pakistani born American – who took home 1.3 million. Today e-sports is recognized as a complete sport, and has the same perks and problems. South Korea offers professional gamers scholarships, they have massive fan following and are also involved in doping and cheating scandals. With e-sports to debut on TV soon, it is difficult to draw a distinction between it, and what people traditionally consider sport.
"E-sports on TV is the future, this is history in the making."
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text: Michaeleen Doucleff How You Can Stop Antibiotic Resistance (And Still Eat Bacon) By Michaeleen Doucleff • Nov 17, 2016 Optimism. That's what we could all use right now. So here at Goats and Soda, we're going to give you a whole heaping tablespoon of it. And we'll do it by answering a question from a reader named Ian Matthews that seems to bring the opposite reaction: "How can we stop the spread of antimicrobial resistance?" As it turns out, the answer has a surprisingly positive message. Medieval Leprosy Lurks In British Squirrels By Michaeleen Doucleff • Nov 10, 2016 People and leprosy go way back. Way, way back. "It's been around for at least 5,000 years and probably longer," says Stewart Cole, who directs the Global Health Institute at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Mutant Ebola May Have Caused Explosive Outbreak By Michaeleen Doucleff • Nov 3, 2016 One mutation. A simple tweak in the Ebola gene — a C got turned into a T. That's all it took to make Ebola more infectious during the West Africa epidemic, scientists report Thursday. Two studies, published in the journal Cell, found that a single mutation arose early in the epidemic. It allows Ebola to infect human cells more easily than the original version of the virus — way more easily. Researchers Clear 'Patient Zero' From AIDS Origin Story By Michaeleen Doucleff • Oct 26, 2016 It's one of the biggest medical mysteries of our time: How did HIV come to the U.S.? By genetically sequencing samples from people infected early on, scientists say they have figured out when and where the virus that took hold here first arrived. In the process, they have exonerated the man accused of triggering the epidemic in North America. Killing Reindeer To Stop Anthrax Could Snuff Out A Nomadic Culture By Michaeleen Doucleff • Oct 12, 2016 There's a heated debate in the Arctic Circle. It's about reindeer. Lots of them. Russian health officials want to cull a quarter million animals by Christmas, The Siberian Times reports. That's enough reindeer to fill about 400 Olympic-sized swimming pools. Pregnant Women Should Consider Not Traveling To Southeast Asia By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 29, 2016 The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a special travel advisory Tuesday for pregnant women — and those trying to get pregnant. They should "consider postponing nonessential travel" to 11 countries, the agency says. These countries include Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, the Maldives, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, East Timor and Vietnam. U.N. Pledges To Fight Antibiotic Resistance In Historic Agreement By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 21, 2016 Historical. A possible turning point. These are the words health researchers are using to describe a declaration passed Wednesday by the U.N. General Assembly aiming to slow down the spread of superbugs — bacteria that have become resistant to antibiotics. "I think the declaration will have very strong implications," says the World Health Organization's Dr. Keiji Fukuda. "What it will convey is that there's recognition that we have a big problem and there's a commitment to do something about it." Epic Climate Cartoon Goes Viral, But It Has One Key Problem By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 14, 2016 From anthrax outbreaks in thawing permafrost to rice farms flooded with salty water, climate change seems to play a bigger and bigger role in global health each year. Blame It On The Boys: How To Stop Vampire Bats From Spreading Rabies By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 13, 2016 Vampire bats are thirsty creatures. And they drink only one beverage: mammalian blood. Each night, they hop on the ground, crawl up to an unsuspecting victim and latch onto its ankle. Then the little critters use razor-sharp incisors to slice a deep, tiny wound into a victim's skin. As blood flows out of the wound, the bat laps it up — about a tablespoon per bite. Most of the time, these bites are harmless — if not a bit uncomfortable. But if the bat carries rabies, a quick nip can be deadly. Does Asia Have A Secret Weapon Against Zika? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 9, 2016 A ticking time bomb. That's what some health officials say the Zika virus is in Southeast Asia. Ketamine's Split Personality: Risky Club Drug, Effective Anesthetic By Michaeleen Doucleff • Sep 7, 2016 Special K. K-land. Or even "baby food," because users sink into "a blissful, infantile inertia," the Drug Enforcement Agency says — ketamine is best known as a club drug here in the U.S. Most recently, ketamine played an integral role in HBO's summer murder mystery The Night Of — Andrea and Naz took some and hooked up. He blacked out and awoke to find her stabbed to death in her bed. And he doesn't remember whether he did it. Your Gut's Gone Viral, And That Might Be Good For Your Health By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 29, 2016 Everywhere you turn, it seems, there's news about the human microbiome. And, more specifically, about the bacteria that live in your gut and help keep you healthy. Those bacteria, it turns out, are hiding a big secret: their own microbiome. A study published Monday suggests some viruses in your gut could be beneficial. And these viruses don't just hang out in your intestines naked and homeless. They live inside the bacteria that make their home in your gut. Guess How Many Zika Cases Showed Up At The Olympics? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 26, 2016 Not 1,000. Not 50. Not even 10. Zero. "There have so far been no laboratory confirmed cases of Zika virus in spectators, athletes or anyone associated with the Olympics," the World Health Organization said Thursday on its website. New Virus Breaks The Rules Of Infection By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 25, 2016 Human viruses are like a fine chocolate truffle: It takes only one to get the full experience. At least, that's what scientists thought a few days ago. Now a new study published Thursday is making researchers rethink how some viruses could infect animals. A team at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases has found a mosquito virus that's broken up into pieces. And the mosquito needs to catch several of the pieces to get an infection. Zika Images Show 'Worst Brain Infections That Doctors Will Ever See' By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 23, 2016 A series of medical images published Tuesday offer the most complete picture, so far, of how the Zika virus can damage the brain of a fetus. "The images show the worst brain infections that doctors will ever see," says Dr. Deborah Levine, at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston, who contributed to the study. "Zika is such a severe infection [in fetuses]. Most doctors will have never seen brains like this before." How Big, Really, Is The Zika Outbreak In Florida? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 22, 2016 As expected, the Zika outbreak in Florida is growing — though how fast is still difficult to say. State and federal health officials say mosquitoes are spreading Zika in two neighborhoods of Miami, including Miami Beach. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention told pregnant women Friday not to go into these neighborhoods — and to consider postponing travel to all parts of Miami-Dade County. Could Worms In Your Gut Cure Your Allergies? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 12, 2016 When you first meet Moises Velasquez-Manoff, the first thing you notice is his hair — or the lack of it. He's completely bald. "At age 11, I developed this condition, called alopecia areata, where I lost my hair," says Velasquez-Manoff, a science writer in Berkeley, Calif. "It started in patches, but eventually I lost it all." Dogs Block President Carter's Dream Of Wiping Out Guinea Worm By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 9, 2016 For the past few years, the world has been on the edge of one of the biggest medical triumphs of modern history: Wiping out a horrific parasite from the face of the Earth. In the early '80s, there were 3.2 million cases of Guinea worm — a 2-foot-long worm that emerges slowly — and excruciatingly — from a blister on the skin. A massive campaign, led by former President Jimmy Carter, has eradicated the worm from all but four countries. And this year, there have been only seven cases, the Carter Center reports. With Zika in Miami, What Should Pregnant Women Across The U.S. Do? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Aug 2, 2016 It's official. The Zika virus has established a toehold in Florida. Fourteen people likely caught Zika in a neighborhood north of downtown Miami, health officials said Monday. That means mosquitoes in that area have picked up the virus and are spreading it. Zika can cause severe birth defects if a woman is infected at anytime during pregnancy. So the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is doing something it has never done before: issuing a travel advisory to a part of the continental U.S. because of an outbreak of an infectious disease. Americans Are Shrinking, While Chinese And Koreans Sprout Up By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jul 27, 2016 Whatever South Korean women are eating, pass it around! The country is having a massive growth spurt. And it doesn't look like it's slowing down anytime soon. Women in South Korea have gained 8 inches in height, on average, in the past century — a jump bigger than any other population in the world, researchers reported Tuesday. For men, Iranians are the big winners, gaining 6.5 inches in the past hundred years. The HIV Trap: A Woman's Lack Of Control By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jul 23, 2016 When you're pregnant, going to the doctors can be exciting. You get to find out if you're having a boy or a girl. Maybe hear the baby's heart beat. But in southern Africa, many women find out something else. Allison Groves at American University recently ran a study in a town outside Durban, South Africa. They followed about 1,500 pregnant women. The results left her speechless. Zika Epidemic May Have Peaked But Will Threaten U.S. For Years By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jul 14, 2016 A sitting duck. That's what South America was a few years ago when Zika first struck. The continent had never recorded a case of the mosquito-borne virus. And everyone was susceptible. "So you get this huge raging epidemic that blows through the population, usually very fast and infects a pretty high percentage of the population," says Justin Lessler, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. How An Electric Shock Could One Day Protect You From Zika By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 28, 2016 This summer, it's not just athletes who are looking to set world records. Scientists are also trying to break a record — for how quickly they can make a vaccine for a new virus. It's for Zika. And one team is leading the pack. How The Screwworm's Sex Life Saved Your Steaks By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 24, 2016 Over the past 70 years, the U.S. has been waging a war against a miniature menace: the New World screwworm. The story of how we eradicated the critter has it all: triumph of the little guys, a medical treatment that uses bacon (i.e., "bacon therapy") and a new technology to wipe out horrible diseases — one that scientists are using today to try to stop the Zika virus. The screwworm is arguably the most cringeworthy creature on Earth. Seriously, if you're squeamish at all, you might want to skip the next few paragraphs. Zika And Children: What Parents Need To Know By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 20, 2016 By now we know that Zika is dangerous for pregnant women and their future babies. The virus can cause devastating birth defects. But what about for infections after babies are born? Or in older children? Is Zika a danger for them? So far, all the evidence suggests probably not. But there are a few caveats. Let's start with what we know. Zika Infection Late In Pregnancy Carries Little Risk of Microcephaly By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 15, 2016 For months, scientists in Colombia have been working on a massive study. They've been tracking the health of thousands of pregnant women to try to figure out key questions surrounding the Zika virus. Now the team has published its first major findings, and they offer a glimmer of good news. Here's Really Where Zika Mosquitoes Are Likely In The U.S. By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 13, 2016 A few months ago, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published a startling map that showed the parts of the U.S. that could harbor mosquitoes capable of carrying Zika. Many readers, including myself, thought, "Zika could come to my town! It could come to Connecticut! To Ohio and Indiana! Or to Northern California! Oh goodness!" The map made it look like a vast swath of the country was at risk for Zika, including New England and the Upper Midwest. Well, not quite. So You're Going To A Place With Zika? Here's What You Need To Know By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 10, 2016 Maybe it's a dive trip to Belize. Or a cruise in the Caribbean. Or maybe you've snagged tickets to the summer Olympics in Rio. If you're traveling in places where Zika is circulating, there are a few things you need to keep in mind — and bring along. The first question is: Should you go on the trip at all? Does The Olympics In Rio Put The World In Danger Of Zika? By Michaeleen Doucleff • Jun 3, 2016 There's a heated battle going on about the Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro. Nearly 200 scientists signed a letter to the World Health Organization last week, calling for the games to be moved because of the ongoing epidemic of Zika in Brazil. But many health officials — including those at WHO — say having the games in Rio doesn't pose a big enough threat to warrant moving them. So who's right? Mysterious Hemorrhagic Fever Outbreak Stumps Disease Detectives By Michaeleen Doucleff • May 31, 2016 The last time, we heard about a "mysterious hemorrhagic fever" in a country, it was February 2014. The outbreak was in Guinea. And by the time doctors had pinpointed the culprit, Ebola was spiraling out of control in West Africa. The situation in South Sudan today is a far cry from that in West Africa a few years ago. But it's still concerning, the World Health Organization said. 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Pondicherry University invites applications for admission to the following Post-Graduate programs of the Institute for the academic year 2017-2018 through their Online Based Entrance Test at designated center. All the interested and eligible candidates can apply online before 3rd May 2017.
About The Institute
Pondicherry University is a central university in puducherry, India. Founded in 1985 by the Government of India, the university is a collegiate university with a jurisdiction spread over the Union Territories of Puducherry, Lakshadweep and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.It has 50,000 students in its 90 affiliated colleges including 10,000 students in the distance education mode. The current strength of students studying on-campus stands at 6,500.
It has introduced innovations like the Choice-based Credit System and on-line admission for postgraduate studies. Pondicherry University is ranked as one of the top ten Universities in India based on the survey conducted on 2013. Pondicherry University was ranked 13th by NIRF of Ministry of Human Resource Development as per the ranking released on April 2016.
Programmes Offered & Eligibility Criteria
There are total 53 PG/PG Diploma courses, 3 Five year Integrated courses and 34 Ph.D. courses offered by the Pondicherry university.In this article we are giving you complete details about various M.Tech and Ph.D courses available for B.Tech graduates only.
M.Tech Programmes
|Programs Offered
|Eligibility Criteria
|Date & time of Entrance Examination
|Computational Biology
|B.Tech/B.E degree in Industrial Biotechnology/ Biotechnology/ Pharmaceutical Technology/ Food Technology/ Bioinformatics/ Chemical/ Leather/ Bio engineering/ IT/ CS/ EEE/ ECE/ ME/ EN for both Anna University and Pondicherry University
12.30 p.m to 02.30 p.m
|Electronics and Communication Engineering
|B.E./B.Tech. degree in EN/IT/ECE or equivalent
09.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m
|Environmental Engineering & Management
|B.Tech. / B.E. degree in any branch.
12.30 p.m to 02.30 p.m
|Green Energy Technology
|B.E/B.Tech in Mechanical/ Electrical/ Civil/ Electronics, Chemical or Biotechnology
09.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m
|Nano Science & Technology
|B.E / B.Tech in Nanoscience and Technology/ Polymer Science and Engg./ EEE / ECE / EN / Chemical Technology/ Materials Science and Engg./ Mechanical Engg./ Metallurgical Engg./ Biotechnology
04.00 p.m to 06.00 p.m
|Network & Internet Engineering
|B.Tech. / B.E. in CS / IT / ECE / EEE / EN
12.30 p.m to 02.30 p.m
Note :
- 55% marks in BE / B.Tech in the relevant area of specialization or equivalent qualification mentioned above each specialization.
Ph.D Programmes
|Programs Offered
|Eligibility Criteria
|Date & time of Entrance Examination
|Civil Engineering
(a) B.E./B.Tech degree and M.E./ M.Tech. degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of 55% of marks or equivalent with specialization in:
i) Structural Engineering ii) Geotechnical Engineering iii) Hydraulic & water Resource Engineering iv)irrigation water Management / Ocean Engg. v) Transportation Engineering vi) Advanced surveying and Photogrammetry vii) Environmental Engineering / Environmental Technology / Environmental Management / Advanced Construction Technology. viii) Geo informatics ix) Urban Engineering / Town & Country planning
(b) M.E. / M.Tech. degree in any branch of Engg. with a minimum of 55% or equivalent with specialization in: Energy Technology / Environmental Bio - Technology / Bio-Technology / Bio-Chemical Engg./ Industrial Biotechnology
12.30 p.m to 02.30 p.m
|Computer Science & Engineering
|B.E./ B.Tech degree and M.E. / M.Tech in CS or IT with a minimum of 55% marks.
04.00 p.m to 06.00 p.m
|Electrical and Electronics Engineering
|B.E./B.Tech. degree and M.E/ M.Tech. degree in EEE/ other related specializations with a minimum of 55% of marks.
12.30 p.m to 02.30 p.m
|Electronics & Communication Engineering.
|B.E./B.Tech. degree and M.E/M.Tech. degree in Electronics/ Communication Systems/ Information Technology/ Electronics and Communication Engineering/ Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering / other related specializations with an overall minimum aggregate of 55% of marks or equivalent in the qualifying examination (M.E./M.Tech.)
09.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m
|Mechanical Engineering.
|B.E./ B.Tech. Degree and M.E./ M.Tech. Degree in Mechanical Engg. or a Master's degree accepted as equivalent by the University with a minimum of 55 % of marks
09.00 a.m to 11.00 a.m
Important Details
- The reservation shall be in accordance with the policy of the UT Government of Puducherry. 75% of the seats are reserved for candidates from UT of Puducherry and 25% of the seats reserved for candidates from other States/UTs
- Merit - cum - Means scholarships for eligible students.
- All the full time scholars admitted to the Ph.D. of the University Departments will be eligible for a monthly fellowship of Rs.8000/- with contingency.
- Fully free education for all differently-abled students.
- To ensure that each candidate becomes familiar with online based test, provision for Mock Test Trial is available on the website during the period of application
Application Procedure
|Name of the Course
|For SC/ST
|For Others
|P.G. / P.G. Diploma
- The application fee for NRI and Overseas Candidates is US$100.
- Payment can be made either by:
- Online: Using Credit card / Debit card / Net Banking.
- Challan (Cash) in Indian Bank ( A Challan will be displayed on the screen after filling up of Application form )
Fees structure
- For M.Tech course, total approximate fees excluding accommodation are (18050+2000+9400+2000 semester wise) 31450/-.
- For Ph.D. course total approximate fees excluding accommodation are (29250+18900+18900 year wise) 67050/-.
Important Dates
- Online Registration Starts: 06th April 2017
- Last Date for Online Registration: 03rd May 2017
- Dates of Entrance Examination: 26th, 27th & 28th May 2017
For online application click the link below
Pondicherry University PG Admissions 2017-18 Apply Here
For official Notification click the link below
Pondicherry University PG Admission 2017-18 Notification
For Pondicherry University Official website click the link below
Pondicherry University - Official Website
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The Cleveland Indians placed third baseman Jose Ramirez on the injured list with a fractured hamate bone in his right hand, the club announced Sunday.
Ramirez will have surgery on Monday in New York and the team will know more regarding his timeline after that, Mandy Bell of MLB.com reports.
He left Saturday's game against the Kansas City Royals in the first inning after a foul tip, and the two-time All-Star had an MRI on his wrist after experiencing discomfort, according to Anthony Castrovince of MLB.com.
Indians manager Terry Francona disclosed following the contest that Ramirez was already dealing with wrist soreness, but his most recent injury was a bigger issue, according to Castrovince.
On Sunday, Francona said there are a few ways his club can move forward in light of the news.
"You can feel sorry for yourself, which probably doesn't end well," He said, according to Zack Meisel of The Athletic. "Or you can choose to fight back and feel like this is our time to shine.
"And I would choose No. 2. I'm aware that it got more difficult. We lost a great player. That doesn't mean you can't win. Just makes it a little harder."
Ramirez, 26, has finished third in AL MVP voting the last two seasons, and his second-half surge has helped the Indians catch the Minnesota Twins in the AL Central. He owns a .327/.363/.705 slash line after the All-Star break and his 17 extra-base hits in August are tied with Rafael Devers of the Boston Red Sox for tops in the majors.
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Following the announcement earlier this year that JK Rowling is writing the screenplay for three Harry Potter-inspired movies, we were bummed that Harry Potter wasn't going to be making an appearance. But Rowling must've been feeling nostalgic and has written about HP for the first time in 7 years!
Rowling updates us on 34 year old HP and co. through the pen of gossip girl Rita Skeeter in a 1,500 word story on Pottermore.
The story is written as a tabloid piece in the Daily Prophet and is the latest in a series about the Quidditch World Cup that Rowling has been writing in anticipation of the actual World Cup. The series of articles will finish when Ginny Weasley, who is now a journalist, pens a story of the 2014 Quidditch World Cup Final on 11 July.
Like most gossip columns, there isn't much fans can take away from the story, but we are given a look into what everyone has been up to in the HP universe.
Skeeter gives us the scoop on a Hogwarts reunion at the 2014 Quidditch World Cup, which includes Harry Potter, Ginny, their kids (James and Albus), Hermoine and Ron as well as Nevile, Luna and Viktor Krum, who is still a top Quidditch player.


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MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Miami Heat color commentator Tony Fiorentino joined the Joe Rose show on Thursday and shared his thoughts on the NBA Playoffs.
A common criticism from fans has centered around the one-sided nature of these playoffs so far. Critics will use the word 'predictable,' but Fiorentino prefers 'dominance.'
"I've always felt in sports that when you have one team that dominates the rest, it's good," said Fiorentino, "because the average person who doesn't follow the sport knows the team and knows the players."
In other words: to the common viewer, the familiarity of dominant teams can be more valuable than unpredictability.
Throughout the 2017 postseason, the Golden State Warriors of the Western Conference and Cleveland Cavaliers of the East have been on a collision course.
Both teams are yet to lose a single game, with Golden State sitting 10-0 and Cleveland at 9-0.
In their latest outing, the Warriors blew out the San Antonio Spurs 136-100 on Tuesday to take a 2-0 series lead. The Cavaliers defeated the Celtics 117-104 in Wednesday's Game 1, in a contest that didn't feel as close as the score would suggest.
So far, there's been no parity in sight since the postseason began.
"Parity, to me, doesn't work as well when you have dominant players on dominant teams," Fiorentino noted. "Now we have two dominant teams, and everyone can't wait for June 1st, which is great for the league."
Thursday, June 1st, is the start date for the NBA Finals. If the Warriors and Cavaliers do indeed meet again, they'll be doing so for an unprecedented third consecutive time. Rivalry is often born from repetition.
Listen to the full interview with Tony Fiorentino on the Joe Rose Show, with guest co-host Ira Winderman.
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I am absolutely in love with Girl Of Fire And Thorns by Rae Carson. I've been gnawing at fantasies like a fiend lately and finally found this one which is a) unique, and b) feministic, and c) incredibly adorable and charming and heart warming. WELL. Apart from the moments when my heart was breaking. This author does NOT spare her characters.
It's an incredible rich fantasy world, which was gorgeous to experience. My single complaint was that it was a bit hard to keep up with the multitude of countries and who-was-at-war-with-who. Seriously, the world is BIG. And I think it was Italian-inspired?! Whatever it was it wasn't Britain so that twist was refreshing too.
But we have to talk about characters. Basically the protagonist: Elisa. If nothing else, read this book for the incredibleness that is Elisa. Her character development is marvellous. I'm reeling! I am! She starts as an unconfident child and develops into this clever queen. She also has an eating disorder, which you don't often come across in epic-fantasy. Her struggles were so relatable and sensitively written. I really admired Elisa. She definitely goes down as one of the BEST characters I've ever read.
Other Characters Include:
- Alejandro: Totally a weak sap head. I mean, who marries a girl and then proceeds to pretend you didn't?!! WHAT IS WRONG WITH HIM.
- Xemina: Freaky, but awesome. She killed a dude with a hairpin. Also a bodyguard/nurse.
- Cosme: She was a pleasant surprise! I thought she was just going to be a snooty maid, but noooo she turned out incredibly multi-layered. I was rooting for Cosme!
- Rosario: He's the little 6-year-old prince and an absolute brat but yet adorable.
- Hector: OH HECTOR. He didn't have a massive role, but I think he would've been a good match with Elisa.
- Humberto: He was a hesitant love interest, but more importantly part of the rebel army.
Basically I LOVED the incredible writing of these characters. (Although their names? Um, confusing much?!)
The writing? It's wonderful. Maybe it's on the wordy side and the beginning isn't fast (actually, the whole book isn't astronomically fast), but Elisa has such a winning voice.
I was a little puzzled about Elisa's "godstone", though. It's this magical stone in her stomach, put there by the gods. And while it made her uber special, it didn't actually do much (it got hot and cold depending on when trouble was hear, but that's about it) and I wished more about the godstone had been revealed. Maybe that comes in later books?
And whatever you do, MAKE SURE YOU READ THE AUTHOR'S NOTE! Oh wow. It's definitely one of the highlights of the novel for me. It was about sexism in the workplace and what inspired the author to delve into eating disorders in her epic fantasy. She talked about her fears that her intentions with Elisa's weight gain/loss could be misconstrued. It was a really honest and open note and I'm pretty sure this author has a heart of gold. Also, I'm very passionate about feminism and I loved that this book tackled it head on. Elisa learnt about confidence and self-image AND fought a war and got married off against her will and was immersed in a world of magic — the combination was poignant and fresh.
This is a book where I definitely need the sequel. ASAP.


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Blurb: Darby Quinn has a bone to pick with Cinderella. Burned one too many times by ex-boyfriends, Darby has lost all belief in the happily-ever-after that the fairy-tale princess promised her. She's sworn off love, Prince Charmings, and happy endings and she's happy about it. Really. Or at least she was…until she met Jake, her gorgeous neighbor and the manager of her favorite restaurant. But Darby has rules about dating, ones she's culled from her years spent with so-called "princes," and starting something with Jake would break all of them.
Charming, fun, and unwilling to give up on her, Jake doesn't fit any of the profiles Darby has created from her case studies of ex-princes-gone-bad. Finally presented with her own Prince Charming, can Darby take a chance on a happily-ever-after?
Full of wit and sarcastic humor, Cinderella Screwed Me Over proves that sometimes the perfect love, like a perfect pair of shoes, is just within your grasp.
I stepped off the treadmill, thinking about all I had to do that day. And came face-to-face
with Jake.
"I thought that was you," he said.
I tugged the earphones out of my ears and blinked, hardly able to believe my eyes. He was wearing long mesh shorts and a T-shirt that stretched tight across his well-defined chest.
Last night after my date, when I'd had trouble falling asleep, I'd thought of all the things I should say to him the next time we ran into each other. But they'd abandoned me somewhere around the time I'd checked out his pecs.
"W-what are you doing here?" Smooth, Darby. Real smooth.
"Same thing as you," he said. "Going for a run."
I really wished I wasn't so sweaty. My face was probably all red, too. "But… You don't live here? In this building?"
One corner of Jake's mouth twisted up. "It would be kind of strange for me to go running here if I didn't live here."
Heat filled my cheeks and I took another swig from my water bottle. Time for the apology. Then maybe I could stop feeling so guilty and get this guy off my mind. "Look, I'm sorry about the misunderstanding at the restaurant. I just thought you were one of those guys who tells everyone he owns the restaurant or runs the company or whatever to seem impressive. I thought that since I knew everyone, you were lying to try to impress me."
There. I'd apologized. Now I could move past this guy and get back to my normal life.
"I was trying to impress you, but not with my job." He tucked his thumbs into the
pockets of his shorts and shrugged. "I guess I need to work on my skills, because obviously my natural rugged charm wasn't enough." He flashed me a smile to punctuate his statement and I tried—and failed—not to let it melt me the tiniest bit.
"Oh, you were plenty charming. Just not enough to make up for being a liar. Which for all I know, you're not, so again, sorry."
"Do you always assume the worst in people?"
I crossed my arms. "Yes. That way I'm never disappointed. It saves a lot of time and trouble."
His eyebrows shot up and his smile faded. It only lasted a moment, then the smile returned. "I guess there's only one thing to do about that. Let's go to dinner, and I'll prove to you I'm not a liar."
Is he seriously asking me out right now, while I'm all sweaty and makeup free? My gaze accidentally drifted to his toned chest and arms. My pulse quickened and the temperature in the room climbed even higher. I'd be lying if I said I wasn't tempted.
I swallowed, forcing from my mind thoughts of how good he'd look shirtless, and reminding myself of the rules that had kept me heartbreak-free for a year. Guys like Nick, they were safe. The guy standing in front of me was the total opposite. "Sorry, but you've got two strikes against you already. You work at my favorite restaurant, and you live in my building. That's just asking for trouble."
Jake took a step closer. "Or maybe it'll be convenient."
"A girl does like to be called convenient." My voice shook a little, thanks to his proximity. He was tall, too—in my sneakers, I barely came to his shoulder, which meant he'd still have a few inches on me in my highest heels. Forcing as much indifference into my expression as I could manage, I glanced at my watch. "I've got to go get some work done."
Jake reached out and put his hand on my hip, just like he'd done the other night. My skin heated under his touch and my breath caught in my throat. Part of me was screaming, Just go for it, and the other part was yelling, Mayday, mayday, we're going down!
"Just so you know," he said, leaning close enough his chest bumped my arm, "I'm an expert on baseball, and two strikes isn't enough to get out. You need three."
I stared up into those startling blue eyes of his, and worked at keeping my voice steady. "I'm sure the third will come up soon."
The wattage on his smile kicked up a couple extra notches. "I'll see you around, Darby."
I recieved a Advanced Readers Copy for an Honest Review.
I think every little girl has the Disney Princess fantasy.That life is going to be all cake and rainbows. Unfortunatly, it rarely turns out that way and Poor Darby seems to have a beacon on her that attracts Jackholes.After dating lots of jackholes she decides she no longer believes in love and you have Darby at 30 years old that has given up on men and relationships.Enter Jake.Jake who wont take no for an answer and you have the perfect recipe for a great romance.
When reading Cinderella Screwed Me Over I was reminded so much of a Sanda Bullock movie.I could literally see it playing out in my head with Sandra as the star.I cannot say enough great things about Cinderella Screwed Me Over.It showed a very pessimistic woman that she could be wrong.The writing was great.It went from present to past..but when it was to past it was almost like a journal entry and what she learned from it.It was genius to write the past that way.The writing is great and flows so smoothly its like butter.I could sit here for hours writing how awesome this book is but my only advice it..READ IT!It is amazing.
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Cindi Madsen sits at her computer every chance she gets, plotting, revising, and falling in love with her characters. Sometimes it makes her a crazy person. Without it, she'd be even crazier. She has way too many shoes, but can always find a reason to buy a new pretty pair, especially if they're sparkly, colorful, or super tall. She loves music, dancing, and wishes summer lasted all year long. She lives in Colorado (where summer is most definitely NOT all year long) with her husband and three children. She is the author of YA books All the Broken Pieces, Cipher, and Demons of the Sun and adult romances Falling for Her Fiancé, Act Like You Love Me, and Cinderella Screwed Me Over.
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We Have 3 babies The girls and I were discussing the baby eggs and the mama bird and Huggy made a comment that maybe she made the nest when the garage door was stuck open and we just didn't notice it. So I decided today to open the side door that we use to get into the garage this morning. The girls and I went and got more Wooden Birdhouses for our fairies at Michael's , Continue reading


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Girls Varsity Cross Country · Girls Varsity Cross Country finishes 2nd place at MHSAA Regional Meet
West Ottawa: 2nd place, 61 pts
Saturday, November 4, 2017 12:00 AM Place 16 Points 405 Meet Recap The WO Girls CC team finished another season of growth by competing at the MHSAA State finals on Saturday afternoon. The girls finished 16th overall, a five place improvement from 2016, and the best State Meet performance the program has had in the
Saturday, October 28, 2017 11:30 AM Place 2 Points 91 Meet Recap The girls cross country team had a competitive performance at the MHSAA regional at Portage this morning despite cold, rainy conditions. Because of their finish, they will advance to the MHSAA State Finals next week in Brooklyn, MI. This is the second year


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Volcanic Momentum: Get Things Done By Setting Destiny Goals, Mastering The Energy Code, And Never Losing Steam, by Jordan Ring
[Note: This book was sent free of charge by the author. All thoughts and opinions are my own.]
Sometimes the reception of a book depends a lot on timing. As it happens, the author sent me this book while I was in the process of building an accountability partnership with a coworker of mine who definitely has some side hustles going on. To be sure, this is the sort of book I appreciate anyway, as the author and I share some interests in healthy eating as well as motivation and resistance to change as well as authorpreneurship. And in reading this book I was certainly interested in other books that the author had as well. But it is easier for a book to be appreciated when it comes in a context, and this book happened to come in a context where working on various goals was already being done, and so this book was able to reinforce what was going on rather than try to motivate from rest, which can be a very difficult task. Obviously, those who are already motivated to change can get a lot out of books that motivate them to keep doing what they are already doing.
In a bit more than 150 pages, the author makes some very practical and also rather visionary advice when it comes to establishing goals and building momentum towards achieving them. The author begins with chapters about the power of change and the start of what he terms volcanic momentum. After that the author looks at a firm foundation for growth through building quick wins, removing thoughts of a neutral state towards achieving one's goals, looking at goals as small and achievable, big, hairy, and audacious, and destiny goals that have a great deal of personal meaning. The author then provides nine strategies to master momentum, including the energy code, embracing the tortoise inside of us, avoiding wasted time, using community to sustain momentum, seeking weekly meetings, diving in, creating serendipity, saying no (sometimes), and taking feedback well. After that the author looks at never losing steam by looking at what to do after one has achieved one's goals and leaving normal behind, before looking at the need to take action now. Clearly this author has read his Victor Vroom and other masters of motivation.
A great deal of goodwill is gained by the author by his modesty in talking about himself and his own background as well as the fact that he clearly practices what he preaches. Most notably, the book talks about the author's work in engaging in the big ask, such as asking others for book reviews, and this reader can affirm that he indeed practices what he preaches in asking for book reviews and repeatedly making sure that the book has arrived so that the previous and beneficial book review can be obtained. Likewise, this book has extra material (not read or reviewed yet) from the author's website that are of interest in helping to set some destiny goals that tie our own efforts with things that will go on after we are gone, as part of a much larger context than even our own lives. It is pretty easy to determine the intended audience of this book in people that want enough out of life to engage in productive activities like reading and side hustles in their free time, and who don't mind a bit of a friendly push or shove in order to get them to act on what they want out of life. If you happen to be that sort of person and reading books to help encourage self-motivation sounds inspiring to you, check this book out.


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Motherboards featuring integrated graphics got a whole lot more interesting when AMD launched the 780G chipset in March of this year.
Sporting DX10 graphics and hither-to unseen display and multimedia-related features, 780G was, and still is, the best-performing IGP solution available.
NVIDIA's been playing catch-up for once, and its partners have slowly, but surely, starting trickling out AMD CPU-based designs with comparable graphics, under GeForce 8200 and 8300 nomenclature.
Now, GeForce 8300 also supports DX10 graphics, high-definition video-decode help, and Hybrid SLI, where the onboard GPU is married with a low-end discrete card for better performance.
But with AMD producing the 780G chipset for its own AM2(+) processors and Intel's G45-series not quite ready yet, NVIDIA is hoping to benefit by releasing an up-to-date IGP for Intel's better-performing CPUs.
Enter the MCP7A, or GeForce 9300, as shown on the ZOTAC board, above. It packs in much of what makes GeForce 8300 tick, naturally, but should perform a little better.
Although highlighted at the show, we expect to see GeForce 9300 no earlier than July this year, giving AMD a chance to fully leverage the worth of the currently-available 780G.


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Game Review: Scooby-Doo! Mystery Cases
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- On September 30, 2018
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Cases is an action adventure game that lets you solve puzzles, find hidden objects, and find characters. Scooby-doo and his life long companion, Shaggy are amateur detective who are easily afraid and tries to hide whenever they can when they have a case. But when it comes to food and Scooby snacks, these two fun loving scaredy-cat are first in line.
There are 4 mystery cases in the game. Each Case has 15 levels to that would lead to solving the puzzle. Each of the level could be a hidden object game, puzzle picture game, stack on food game, find the character and many others.
The Gameplay
The game doesn't have anything fancy. It's a very easy game and the objects are almost all the same in all levels and even in all cases. There are goals in one level and you need to get all 3 to earn a lot of Scooby snacks. Scooby snacks are essential to the game. These can be used to buy costumes.
Be careful with the time, the longer you spend your time on finding objects, the less stars you earn. So time is very important.
Hints are replenished every time you restart, so you don't have to be stingy on using them.
- Some games require you to dress the character so you can buy these in the costumes area.
- Once you have finished the goal, play the game again. You will get extra Scooby Snacks.
The Mini Games
There are a mixture of mini games in each level. It needs your attention to detail to be able to complete the game.
- The Hidden Object – follow the picture shown at the bottom. The way it's shown is also the way it is positioned. Wrong object selected would lessen your time.
- The Puzzle Pieces – find the edges first and then slowly go inside. If the pieces fit, it snaps to form a picture.
- The Food Stack – stack the food properly to snap the rope and avoid the stinky boots.
- The Food Conveyor belt – drag the stinky boot out of Scooby and Shaggy's mouth.
- Find the Character – this has got to be the most tedious of the games. You have to follow as to where the characters run to which door. Be sure to not be very sleepy when you do this.
- Reconstruct the trap – place the items on the correct position to reconstruct the trap being created.
There are small video clips found in the game as well and it is very entertaining.
Overall, the game is good for kids – not so much with adults unless you're a fan of Scooby-Doo.
Game Statistics
Cases: 4
Levels: 15 per case
Difficulty: 3
Platform: iOS and Android
Developer: Warner Bros.


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Also known as the "poor man's Galapagos", this series of rocky islands are home to a delightful array of unusual aquatic life. Despite being off-limits to humans, boat tours can sail near enough to see penguins, seals and the blue-footed booby up close and personal.
Located just south of the islands is the Paracas National Reserve, a vast expanse that covers both land and sea. Sadly, the spectacular Cathedral Cave collapsed during a 2007 earthquake, although plenty of prime wildlife spotting opportunities and archeological sites remain.
Within the Paracas National Reserve is the enigmatic El Candelabro, a giant geoglyph whose origins remain a mystery to this day. Theories include a Masonic symbol, the motif of the Mesoamerican world tree, or even a navigational aid for sailors lost at sea.
As the town's main meeting point, this pretty plaza is a pleasant place to kick back and relax for a while. Tragically, the 2007 earthquake toppled an adjacent church, killing as many as 150 worshipers inside.
Many are unaware that Pisco was a contender to be the capital of Peru before Lima was eventually given the honor. During revolutionary times, Pisco served as a base for independence movements and housed the legendary war hero José de San Martín whose manor still stands today.
The region was also important to pre-colonial inhabitants, most notably the Paracas people and then later the Inca. The most impressive remnant on display is Tambo Colorado, a large administrative complex from which the Inca ruled during the 16th century.
Another must for the ancient history buff, this series of undulating manmade holes stretches through the desert in the shape of a serpent. Again, no one really knows who built them or why, but theories include a burial site, a storage center, or for agricultural purposes.
Peru's most prestigious national drink is where the town derived its name and, as you might expect, there is a multitude of visitor-friendly vineyards in the region. Most are located around Ica, about a 20-minute drive inland.
A staple all along the Pacific Coast, Pisco is as good a place as any to sample this delicious seafood delicacy. The fish is cooked in lime juice rather than fried, giving it a sumptuous tangy flavor.
Further south down the highway lies the tourist resort of Paracas, a popular spot with Limeños during the sunnier summer months. It's got more tourist infrastructure than Pisco, meaning it's a good alternative for those who just want to visit the islands.


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- Notes: 1 CD The project would create bus rapid transit (BRT) along one of San Francisco's major east-west transit routes. The Draft EIS/EIR analyzes 4 build alternatives; each would create two dedicated transit lanes (one eastbound and one westbound) from Gough Street to 34th Ave. The build alternatives would include the following features: colorized bus-only lanes, high frequency bus service, transit signal priority, BRT/rapid network-branded vehicles, high-amenity BRT stations, mixed-flow travel lanes, bus bulbs and pedestrian crossing bulbs, protected left turns, new signalized pedestrian crossings, and a bicycle lane between Masonic and Presidio Avenues.
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If you're reading this and you're not particularly religious, then I'm sorry if I offend. However, I am religious and I gain most if not all of my strength from my faith.
Yesterday morning I was having somewhat of a pity party because of stupid migraines and Jessie's attachment to them. I decided to take the old treadmill for a walk, listen to a sermon on my ipod (sick, I know) and try to calm down. It's funny how the sermon always seems to match whatever worries I'm having at the moment.
Long story short, I learned about the importance of being "fishers of men" and that no matter how insignificant we think we are and how crappy our luck is, we are all given that one important job in life. We're set upon a path which, IF our hearts are willing and open, will help others – sometimes even without our knowledge. The lecturer went on to say that most often, it's not a pastor who leads someone else in faith because people expect to hear the lecture from a church leader. It's the people who have made it though terrible situations who will inspire others.
I'm done trying to figure out WHY Jessie was given this lot right now, but it sure is comforting knowing that the way she's handled her situation could be an inspiration to others, maybe even strengthening their faith in the process.
Isn't that a cool thought? It's a small thought, but all the same, pretty cool.
So, what's the point? For me, the point is to not constantly curse a crappy situation (although I'm sure I'll do it from time to time), to make it my goal to stay focused on the positive, inject humor whenever possible (although not today), and pray. 🙂
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