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Pomegranate and vegetable rice pilaf
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Sweet Coconut Rice
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Nice collection, I especially love your masala milk pic.
And Anush's pics are so professional!! Awesome, really :)
Mahi no doubt u gonna win the contest, with all these superb pictures, am damn sure..
Thanks for letting me know about APF..Will try to replace them..am very much touched for ur kindess n care u have for me..
beautiful pics..i am sure you will be the winner..better not to send my photos :)))ReplyDelete
Wonderful pics...I luved ur akki roti pic! Gud Luck!!!ReplyDelete
Wowww!! Those pictures are amazing Mahimaa!! If your click is this superb, I can imagine how your husbands would be!! I love all your pictures! These are gems on the crown I guess... :)ReplyDelete
wow..really magnificiant clicks mahi......ReplyDelete
Wow awesome....Really magnificent...ReplyDelete
They are magnificent click indeed...wonderful....ReplyDelete
gorgeous collections...ReplyDelete
WOW girl! That's a great bunch of photos. I bet you will win! :)ReplyDelete
Great clicks..but i may choose bittergourd,potato and smoothie..aweaome.ReplyDelete
Lovely pics Mahimaa! All ur pics are lovely! I'll go check out the link.ReplyDelete
lovely pictures..ReplyDelete
I love all your clicks .. esp the pilaf & masala milk .. Good luck MahiReplyDelete
Lovely photos Mahima..keep clickingReplyDelete
I love all the pics, beautiful clicks.ReplyDelete
Hehhee..nee blog fulla vey anupalam mahi...too good...I really wonder..epdi ivaluku ipdi ellam thonuthunu..athuku konjam creative mind venum illaya ;)ReplyDelete
Nice collection Mahi...i love all pics.. nice clicks..ReplyDelete
I love the rice , which has pretty much all the color concept!
Anush is an amazing photographer!
Great photography dear!ReplyDelete
Woww..All pics are looking so professional..i'm sure you will win this contest..ReplyDelete
Great shots Mahimaa,
Sure gayathri will have a tought time judging with all these wonderful clicks:)
i think its really hard too choose from any of your pic..i love each of them you hav posted till date..ReplyDelete
awesome Mahimaa :)
I love the potato and the pilaf picture... the pilaf especially - its a riot of colours :)
Such fabulous pictures... absolutely tempting. I had mentioned earlier too I think how much I love the colourful pulao recipe.ReplyDelete
The masala milk looks fantastic!!ReplyDelete
Awesome..everything should qualify I guess..wow..:DReplyDelete
Beautiful pics...ReplyDelete
wooloved ll the pic..tempting nd beautifully clicked...ReplyDelete
Wow.. All these pictures are wonderful.. Nice entries! Your chutney looks delicious too! Have soemthing for u in my blog. Pls check!ReplyDelete
lovely collection of pics!! loved the masala milk one, especially!!ReplyDelete
wonderful clicks Mahimaa! Clicked like a pro. Great job! Just saw your hubby's pictures. Breathtaking!ReplyDelete
fabulous clicks:)ReplyDelete
Awesome clicks da.I love the veg pilaf and potato curry.wow amazing pics by Anush.really its feast to the eyes :)ReplyDelete
Wonderful pictures all of them :-) Anush's pictures are all too good !
By the way, who inspires whom ?
WOW,Nice collection.I love all the pictures,each one is a topper.ReplyDelete
Wow!!! Mahi awesome pictures. Surely You will be the winner.ReplyDelete
Wonderful collection..I love the potato curry...Superb and awesome click..Ella clickumme unnodadhu nanna irukum, idhula en evlo kammiya slect panniruka....Ellame poda vendiyadhu thana...ReplyDelete
Lovely entries for the event.....Ur are going to win this contest for sure.ReplyDelete
Wow...awesome clicks Mahimaa....very professional...good job.
I need to learn some tips from u abt. photography.
Beautiful pictures Mahimaa, am sure you will win ! Thanks for stopping by my blog earlier and your comment, regarding the picture resolution, since you are the expert maybe you can give me some tips on how to reduce the resolution :-)ReplyDelete
Awesome pictures Mahimaa...good job :)ReplyDelete
happa..Mahi! Awesome pics yaar! too good..no doubt you are going to win the contest.. Congrats to u in advance :) too good! I specially liked the rice/malai kofta pic!..so professional..ReplyDelete
oh My goodness ...i was above to ask the same Question ...hehe ...hey u have a wonder ful blog and beautifu pic i did miss some ..but every day will come and see one or the other recipe ..all r wonderful .Hey ur husbands photogrphs r awsome .
..Thanks for stopping by ..keep visiting ...hey i am already in ur fan club i mean follower u Know Thanks for the comment
all pics are wonderful :) Good luck with the contest.
Mahi, checked your H's photo gallery. They are all awesome! I kept looking at them again and again :)
hey mahimaa..i never tried baking the mathri..but i am sure you can bake them too but the recipe might be little different..ReplyDelete
Awesome clicks...all the pictures were breath taking...ReplyDelete
hey u r again tempting me with yr cliks.. evalo selavanalum paravalla nan US vandhudaren enakku un blogla irukara ella dish m venum....venum venummm....
wonderful clicks.. hey thanks for trying and linking my garlic chutney darling. so sweet.
awesome pics,all the very best to win the contest!!ReplyDelete
Wow...pics r so attractiveReplyDelete
What a visual feast, Mahimaa. You've been cooking up some real treats. Lovely job.ReplyDelete
Thats a great array of pics, Mahi! Beautiful clicks... I love the malai kofta especially.. Best of luck for the contest!ReplyDelete
dear friends, i am flattered by your comments. Thanks for your wishes. I hope I win.ReplyDelete
all, I showed this comments page to my husband. He enjoyed reading them.ReplyDelete
Wow neat pics..love the pilaf and the masala milk a lot...ReplyDelete
And you dear Mahimaa, have made my day!!!!
Not only do you present the most tempting dishes, your photos are simply amazing!!!
Good Luck!!!!
beautiful pictures!ReplyDelete
Delicious Recipes
Awesome effort
Keep up the good work
For Vegetarian Recipes Visit http://vegetarianspot.blogspot.com/
great collection of snaps dear ...ReplyDelete
Thanks for letting me know about APFlour,Mahima.I know its not healthy,butwhole wheat pastry flour is not available here.Even it was not there in NJ,I just could get some white whole wheat flour which can be used instead of APF in certain baked items.I am still searching for some substitute here in Blore.
Thanks again
Awesome pictures, all of them!ReplyDelete


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We've talked about Okafor before, but I think it's worth revisiting exactly what he does.
At 6'5", 265, Okafor is a little bigger than most LEO candidates we've talked about on the boards. That said, most 265 pound DEs do not rely on the edge rush as much as Okafor does. I doubt Okafor will run an Irvin like forty time, but he could probably hold serve with Chris Clemons, who posted a 4.68 second forty at the 2003 combine. The LEO does not require blistering speed, it merely requires the ability to attack the edge and benefit from a wide nine role.
Raheem Brock had a very productive 2010 season from a 9-tech role. He weighed 274 pounds and clocked a 4.93 forty time.
When I watch Okafor, he does looks solid as a traditional 5-technique (shades over the tackle's outside shoulder), but looks more capable when lining wider out. Like Clemons, he will not outrun a tackle to the edge, but uses a combination of speed and arm use to work his way around before running past the QB. Clemons is the master of the drive by strip sack, and you'll see that's something Okafor does too.
Like Clemons, Okafor has long arms and uses them to work his way inside. He's not quite as agile or as gifted with technique as Clemons is, but he's close enough that a good coaching job by Quinn or Carroll could close the gap. There is a naturalness, a smoothness to Clemons' play that I also see with Okafor.
Seattle will have to figure out exactly which parts of the pass rush they will address first. If they feel LEO could be a round 1 priority, Okafor could be a strong consideration. Most big name mock drafters have Okafor coming off the board in the late teens to late 20s, right where Seattle is at. This could be a player to keep an eye on. And if Carroll/Quinn think Okafor can be Clemons 2.0, I'd be all for it.


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In July 2012 I saw a post from Bolter here on AO, selling a lot of three Xmags from the UK. I quickly recognized the "parts" xmag and made a full price offer plus shipping to the US.
This xmag reminded me of a picture from 2002 at the campaign cup with the same grip frame milling and it looked like it was from the same batch of Euro Xmags that John Sosta milled back in 2002.
I spoke with Vicki (the seller who played on John's team) and she stated that this gun may have been used at the Campaign Cup the same year all of the early Warpig pictures of the Xmags came out.
While patiently waiting for my xmag to go through customs I decided to create a parts list and track down the hard to find items on automags.org
- Battery / Battery Pack with milling
- Tunablade
- PMI Perfect Bore Barrel
- Vert Breach
- Warp Breach
- Ultralight Barrel
- Bob Long ASA
- Orange LED Screen
Custom work:
I contacted a handful of machinist, but most of them had crazy timelines for completion. I reached out to Renie from AO and asked if he could "recreate" the John Sosta pack from the old warpig picture I had. He said he was able to get it pretty close so I decided to ship out an extra battery housing I had in my stockpile of parts to europe. While he was working on the battery housing I continued my search for parts.
Luckily, SSP Reaper found my WTB thread and hooked me up with a PMI Perfect Bore barrel, the same barrel that all the Euro Xmags had when they first came out. It always seems like this part is one of the hardest parts to find anymore. Most are stainless steel or ceramic so I was excited to see that he had one for me.
I also reached out to Tunaman to get the Vert and Warp breaches for the set-up. Breaches are also really hard to find so I knew this would be one of the more expensive costs for the build. Unfortunately, when they arrived I realized that the Vert breach did not have the CnC milling on it.
I contacted Luke@lukecustoms and he was able to work out the milling on the vert breach. He needed to see the Xmag body for the body lines. I decided to package of both the Xmag body, CnC Warp breach, and the gripframe. Once Luke was finished with the milling he was going to forward the package to Tunaman so he could remove the steel body insert and gripframe stud for anodizing.
While that was going on I found the rest of the parts on Mcarterbrown, AO, and pbnation. Digikey had yellow screens in stock so I ordered one to complete the build. I really had my heart set for an orange, but with a minimum order of 1000 screens I had no choice. Luckily the yellow screens look orange anyway.
Luke finished up the milling and sent over the parts to Tunaman. A few weeks later I recieved my package. Everything looked great from Luke and Tunaman, except I was missing the black warp breach I sent over with the body so luke could match the lines correctly. Unfortuantely, Luke and Tunaman were not able to find the part in their shops so I was **** outta luck. I take their words for it, but I was pretty bummed my $100 breach vanished into thin air.
*edit* Tuna found the warp breach. :-)
I reached out to AGD direct to buy another "CnC" warp left breach and when I finally got it, I opened it up and realized that it STILL DID NOT HAVE THE CNC MILLING. Lol. :-/
Renie sent me a message saying the milling was complete. I was super excited to get it back. When the package arrived I quickly opened it up and attempted to put the battery pack back together. Sure enough I forgot to tell Renie that the battery pack actually sits a certain way, it was not interchangable because of the screws that hold the pack together. I was a bit bummed since he did such a great job "recreating" the battery housing.
Once I assembled the Xmag it wasn't as bad as I thought it was and actually started to like the look of the inverted waves. It looked like they were swooping down towards the unique grip frame milling that John did on it. It may look a bit rough in the pictures, but after a bit of polishing I knew it would look great.
After I collected the rest of the parts I went online to find an anodizer. No one seems to be very reliable anymore. I went on pbnation and stumbled on a user named "xsvdynastypballa" that was custom anodizing his own guns in the Custom Guns section. I really liked his finishes and decided to take a leap of faith to get my marker done by him.
I sent him an e-mail and we started talking about the process of finishing up the John Sosta Xmag. I really wanted to keep the original tequila fade, but wanted some depth to it. Xsvdynastypballa a.k.a Stephen showed me some work he did in the past and I gave him the creative green light to finish my marker. I still needed a little bit of custom work to finish up the warp breach to have the same milling lines as the xmag. Luckily he had the ability to do straight cuts and could handle it for me.
I went ahead and packaged and labeled the parts and shipped them off to texas.


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Take Pfizer's Groton property by eminent domain?
My first reaction in reading about the latest evidence of Pfizer greed was to suggest a boycott of the company.
I know. I know. Even if everyone in eastern Connecticut were to stop using Viagra, Advil, Robitussin and Chapstick, the drug giant wouldn't notice.
Still, it would feel good to do something to make note of the company's deplorable behavior toward the people of Connecticut, deciding to tear down a big complex of buildings in Groton even while the governor and lawmakers were trying to broker a deal with a willing buyer for its reuse.
This nasty insult comes from a company that not long ago was happy to accept all kinds of Connecticut largesse, including cleaning up a brownfield and emptying an entire neighborhood in New London, to make way for a gateway to a research headquarters that the drug lords went on to abandon.
Really, it would be hard to find a worse corporate citizen than Pfizer has been in Connecticut.
Just a few years ago, Pfizer pleaded guilty to the illegal marketing of its arthritis drug and paid more than a billion in criminal fines. The company has been a repeat offender, making multiple settlements with the Department of Justice.
So, what's left?
A boycott wouldn't do much harm.
And I worry that Gov. Dannel Malloy might still reach into his deep bag of corporate giveaways and uselessly try to bribe Pfizer some more, now that they've kicked him squarely in the teeth.
But an idea raised by the spouse of a colleague this week seemed to raise some interesting opportunities, some that might have even longer legs than mere revenge.
Why doesn't Groton just use eminent domain to take from Pfizer the big campus of buildings they plan to tear down?
After all, as we all well know, the Supreme Court has ruled that it's OK to take property by eminent domain for the purpose of economic development.
Well, we've got that in the offing.
The developer that had been negotiating with Pfizer for the purchase of the buildings told The Day Wednesday that he had one tenant lined up, a bioscience company that would have employed hundreds of people.
But Pfizer said it was worried the tenant's rats might escape its laboratories, the developer said.
Clearly, Pfizer knows its rats.
Putting Pfizer in an eminent domain squeeze might be a delicious development for many who watched the drug giant benefit from the clearing of a New London neighborhood.
But using eminent domain, naturally, would not be at all punitive.
It would be about making the best use of property in a crowded, land-poor city where new economic development is needed.
Surely the drug lords at Pfizer would understand the need for a struggling small Connecticut city to do whatever it could to attract a big bioscience company promising jobs. And Pfizer executives wouldn't be made to give up their own homes, just an old set of office buildings they say they don't care about anyway.
The company's decision to tear down the buildings, because it says they are essentially worthless, could be used to calculate how much they would be paid in an eminent domain action.
If you see Gov. Malloy anytime soon, be sure tell him not to consider any more corporate giveaways for Pfizer. See if he can't round up some of the state's old experts on eminent domain.
And in the meantime, be sure and lay off the Viagra and Advil.
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I'm sure you're sick of me whining and complaining about the traumas of a massive remodel--you might recall that last Thursday I mentioned how the dry wall hangers took three days to finally arrive and do the job? Well on Thursday when they showed up to finish the job they got their come-uppence. I think we're even for all the irritation they've caused.
There were two of them, one was a large, hairy, bearded, chubby, Russian guy. Though I don't actually think he was Russian, for some reason one of the kids heard him talking--probably using words that were so colorful and foreign to their vocabulary they assumed he must be Russian-- and from that point on we called him the Russian.
And then there was his sidekick, Manuel. Actually, his name wasn't Manuel either it was Louis (as in the Spanish version of the name--he was Latino) and if you've ever seen Fawlty Towers on the BBC then you'll get an idea of why we called him Manuel.
When I say he was a sidekick I really mean he was a side - kick because the Russian guy who appeared to the be the boss of the outfit was constantly yelling at Manuel and telling him that he'd done something wrong and pretty much tearing him up verbally. The two of them were constantly at it, with Manuel screwing something up and the Russian cursing at him (luckily the kids were gone most of the day or they would have heard some more words that definitely were not Russian).
I did happen to notice at one point of rather close contact that Manuel's breath smelled strongly of something more potent than your average Coke which probably didn't help his sheet rock hanging abilities any. He'd obviously been drinking but you know with a boss like that I can't say that I blame him. I'd probably drink too.
Anyway, these two were my entertainment for the afternoon on Thursday as I sat blogging at our kitchen counter while they went from room to room patching and hanging the sheet rock, fighting all the way. The kids came home from school and began working on homework at the kitchen table when suddenly the quiet of my internet wanderings was interrupted by a loud Russian "AAAAGGGGHHHH!"
The Russian comes upstairs into the kitchen clutching his finger and says, "Dang! I cut my finger!"
I kind of stared at him for a second, wondering if Manuel had finally had enough and let him have it with a screw driver but then I realized I probably would have heard more noise if that had been the case so I said the only thing to say, "Uh, do you need a bandaid?"
"Yea, if you've got one," he said.
At this point Spencer (always ready to abandon his homework for humanitarian work) popped up from the table and said, "I'll get him a bandaid! I'll do it!" Then he ran upstairs to look for supplies.
As he streaked past I yelled, "Don't forget the Neosporin--he'll need some ointment!"
The Russian ran his finger under the water at the kitchen sink while Spencer was gone looking for the bandaid, all the while moaning, "Oh my finger! Oh my finger! I totally cut my finger!"
Apparently he'd been screwing in the sheet rock and he slipped, impaling his finger on a screw--though I did see the wound and was rather skeptical that his description of events was accurate. It didn't seem like all that much of a cut for a full-on impalement. I'm a mom, I know these things.
Well Spencer came down a minute or so later and gave the Russian a bandaid and a tube of ointment with which he'd soon doctored himself, his finger nicely wrapped up and goopy stuff oozing out the sides.
"Boy!" he said with enthusiasm, "This stuff really works--I've had ointment before but this stuff you can really feel working."
There was a pause as he stared at his finger then he said with slightly less enthusiasm, "Kinda burns."
I looked up from my computer at this point, a little confused and thinking, "I've had Neosporin before and I don't recall having it burn. That's odd. I guess maybe his finger really was cut worse than I thought."
Shrugging I went back to my work but then, as the Russian was heading upstairs I had a suddenly suspicion. Getting up I went to where the tube was lying on the kitchen counter and picking it up I read the label:
Preparation H.
Without a second's thought I yelled up the stairs, "Hey! Wait! That wasn't Neosporin--you've got Preparation H on your finger!" I grabbed a napkin to help him wipe it off before running out to get another bandaid and the real Neosporin. The Russian guy at this point was in a bit of a panic and began scrubbing at his finger as if he'd dipped it in Anthrax or something while I could hear Manuel keeling over in laughter in the background.
"What will that do? What's it gonna do to my finger?" the big guy said with a bit of girly fear in his voice, "Is it bad for it?"
"Oh it'll be fine," I said, watching him continue to scrub. I felt bad about the mistake but come on now man, pull yourself together. Didn't you notice the words on the tube before you squeezed it out? It's not like I gave you a tube of acid or anything. "And besides. I should think that from now you won't have to worry about getting any hemorrhoids on your finger."
He didn't find that funny--but Manuel did.
Just look on the bright side--at least there shouldn't be any swelling, right?
And on another less humorous note--it's official. Yup, the unthinkable has happened. It's snowed. Right on the date that they said it would--October 5th. And while I don't think it will stay it does count as "measurable." So Miriama, Kathryn, Motherboard and Andrea please email me at scribbit at gmail.com to claim your prize!
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In the new digital era, running a small business can seem much more complex than it used to be. Gone are the days of simply putting an ad in the local newspaper and hoping that people will stop by your business. Now, small businesses run on digital conversions or social media. Technology in business has come a long way for many small organizations, leading to improved efficiency and even profitability.
America's small businesses are the backbone of our culture, and we love that Farm Bureau agents are on the front lines helping protect business owners in their local communities. In honor of National Small Business Week, May 5-11, we're taking a look at the trending technologies that are helping small businesses become successful in 2019.
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If you run a small business, you're probably constantly on the go. A study from the Small Business Authority in 2012 indicated that around 28 percent of small business owners used tablets, and another 45 percent intended to purchase one. As a small business owner, you don't have time to sit down at a laptop, much less a desktop, to check email, meetings or inventory. Have a question? Your tablet has you covered. You can take it with you while you're in the car (just please don't use it while you're driving!), at home, in the field or walking around your business.
Recently, Apple introduced its iPad Pro that offers its users a stylus. This iPad version has become wildly popular among design-based businesses, as it offers artists the opportunity to flex their artistic muscles. The drawings from the iPad are digital and can be used directly in creating advertisements and other visuals for use online.
Officially, the rebirth of the stylus should be credited to Microsoft when it released the Microsoft Pen alongside its Surface tablet. Microsoft's stylus works almost exactly like a finger would on its touchscreen tablet. Microsoft hopes to influence the app marketplace by making it easy for developers to enable stylus-use in their code.
While the designers fawn over the Apple stylus, businessmen and women have come to love the ease with which the Microsoft stylus translates their handwritten notes into typed text.
Much like a tablet, smartphones are often a lifeline for small business owners. This technology has allowed for instant updates on the news, stocks, finances and even pop culture. Not only do smartphones provide internet access almost anywhere, but they also allow instant communication via phone calls and text messages. In 2014, it was estimated that 94 percent of small business owners used smartphone technology to run their businesses. The social apps available on smartphones also open up a wide variety of marketing options.
Unfortunately for employees, businesses are slowly moving away from providing smartphones for everyone on their payroll. In 2015, Forbes reported that around 81 percent of companies were providing company cell phones to workers, footing the bill for calls and data. From a business perspective, it was important to give employees access to emails and work-related files if they were expected to respond after-hours and on weekends. Things may be about to change; the cost associated with handing out smartphones has taken a toll on larger corporations. Smart phones have become less of a need for large and small business technology, and more of an everyday tool. More organizations have moved away from providing smartphones because of its common everyday usage in households.
This simple credit card machine has been a miracle for many small business owners. Some companies rely on events like farmers' markets and art festivals to make a profit, but before Square, consumers could only pay with cash or check. For a lot of customers, this was an inconvenience. Square (plus a tablet or smartphone) has made it possible for small businesses to accept credit cards in any setting! Not only is Square portable, business owners can receive analytics on their customers' spending habits and also set up an online store through Square's Marketplace.
While first-to-market, Square isn't alone in bringing the point of sale to small businesses. Competitors like Shopify have broadened the market to become cloud-based commerce platforms that work both online and offline. Shopify is now the leading third-party online shopping cart, but it offers something Square doesn't, a retail point-of-sale system to use in-store that connects directly with a business's online store.
Project Management Software
It can be tough to keep the ins and outs of a small business in check. Project management software helps business owners schedule out tasks for each employee and lets them know all aspects of a project are being completed on time and within budget. Online project management software companies like Trello, Asana, Basecamp, Microsoft Project and SmartSheet make it easier for teams to collaborate and stay on track, whether the team is working in a central office or across the country.
Invoicing Software
Every small business is different, and some require different software than others. Invoicing software can allow business owners to track time, request online payments, create recurring invoices, and draft invoices. This type of software allows for a look into the future for small businesses so owners can have a real-time view of their cash flow. Digital invoicing saves time and money by streamlining the process. You can also view the payment status and create reports to track your customers spending habits, all in a safe and secure environment.
Online Payment Services
The development of online payments has forever changed the landscape of small businesses. Companies like Dwolla give small businesses a chance to collect money from an outstanding invoice and send out recurring or one-time payments without a single transaction fee. In other words, you can "pay and get paid" using Dwolla for your small business. In addition to their basic accounts, advanced tools are available for businesses to utilize at a monthly rate.
Online Shopping Cart
In the past, businesses both big and small didn't have the option to sell online without a fully integrated e-commerce website. Online shopping cart providers such as Shopify have changed the way businesses sell online. Providers like this allow small businesses to set up online stores with a few clicks of the mouse. In 2015, the evolution of technology and business allowed over 243,000 businesses powered by Shopify to, generate over $14.3 billion in sales.
Email Marketing
A recent survey found that individuals reported using email over six hours a day, or thirty hours a week. It's a no-brainer for small businesses to leverage email marketing as part of their overall strategy.
The future of marketing is digital. A 2018 study from Salesforce states that "for every dollar invested, email marketing provides $38 in return, or an ROI of 3800%". Sending coupons, specials, new arrivals, announcements and many other features through email marketing allows small businesses to profit without spending a lot of money. These types of campaigns can link directly to a website with online payment services and a virtual shopping cart, bringing everything full circle.
Over the years, email marketing has become simpler for small businesses to manage as the platforms' automation capabilities have soared. A single email sign-up can trigger a year's worth of emails, complete with a Happy Birthday email. Even large corporations with robust CRM systems like SalesForce have leveraged these email features by automating "How did you like your white paper/report/download" emails, thanking consumers for their considerations and giving them another download link in case they've lost it.
Digital Advertising
This cost-effective advertising option is an excellent resource for small businesses. Advertising can be found anywhere from search engines to social media platforms and blogs. Small business owners don't need an extensive background in advertising to make money. It only takes some research and practice. Around 70 percent of business owners who advertise on Facebook saw a threefold increase on their return over the amount they spent on their ad.
New advances in digital advertising give businesses the ability to use location-based services to target smaller, more concentrated areas around their business locations. This technology has given rise to "geo-conquesting" where a business owner can serve an ad to a customer who walks into a competitor's store, hoping to give them second thoughts about their decision on where to shop.
Small businesses can now leverage their location extensions (which show a searcher your office or retail location in a Google search result) by pinpointing a unique set of mobile ads to appear only to customers within a small radius of your store. Now, if you're the owner of a new coffee shop in town, you can serve an ad to people who are driving by and entice them to come in with a special offer only they receive because they're nearby.
Online Storage Systems
Small businesses can keep their important files on a massive server farm called the cloud and access them at any time. The cloud creates a safe place to store data, which keeps business owners and their computer networks from getting bogged down with files and data. Online server systems like Adobe Cloud and Google Drive give businesses the same level of security that they would have with an incredibly advanced IT team working around the clock to keep servers updated and running in top shape.Cybersecurity measures for technology used in small businesses continuously ramp up their efforts to ensure data remains safe on places like the cloud. In 2018, the FTC pitched their interest on how to ensure security remains in place for online networks, launching a program to educate small businesses to learn more about keeping data safe.
Motion Detector LightsIt seems simple, but going green can help a small business's bottom line. Saving a little money here and there can add up in the end. Motion detector lights can turn themselves off when they are not in use and save on electricity.
Small businesses that make deliveries directly to their consumers' homes can benefit from the powers of GPS. Turn-by-turn directions can get delivery people to and from a location fast, saving time, money and gas. A GPS helps make customers and employees happy.
GPS has advanced in the past few years, enough so that delivery by drone is inevitable. In March of 2016, Amazon received permission from the FAA to, "...begin testing a delivery drone prototype for its Prime Air service." Amazon promises to deliver its Prime Air products in under 30 minutes or less. Unfortunately, in May 2018 the FAA decided to hold on moving forward with drone delivery systems. However, it's only a matter of time before drones start to change how business is done.
Social Media Marketing
Small businesses are leveraging social media differently than in the past. While it's become a "pay to play" world, there is still a place for any sized budget on social media. Without a large advertising budget, businesses still have the ability to increase brand awareness, generate loyal followers and increase overall website traffic by properly leveraging social platforms. Roughly 70 percent of small businesses agree that their social media presence contributes to their overall ROI.
Internet of Things
The Internet of Things (IoT) is what the tech industry has decided to call all of the gadgets that rely on WiFi to operate and send data to users. The IOT has incorporated itself into technology and business for years now, and expects to continue providing the largest impact on business in the next five years. It's all the rage this year, and as more devices start connecting and interacting with each other, the excitement surrounding the IoT is sure to build. For small businesses, the IoT means that owners can keep an eye on the activity at their business even when they are away. Smartphones can control WiFi-connected thermostats and adjust temperatures, and security systems can alert you to people entering the building and provide real-time feeds of your locations.
In a presentation covered by Fortune Magazine, Qualcomm VP Raj Talluri stated, "There is expected to be a significant amount of cash flowing through the market in the coming years." In June, research firm IDC reported that while the IoT market's revenue reached $655.8 billion in 2014, by 2020, that figure is set to grow to $1.7 trillion. That report followed a claim from researcher McKinsey & Company, which said in December that the IoT market will have between 20 billion and 30 billion connected devices by 2020."
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Nobody asked, but I thought you might be interested in knowing some of what happens AFTER the Book Fair closes for business on Sunday night. Yes, we do all collapse into sobbing heaps at the thought that we will not have our merry customers coming through until next year but I mean after that, even.
Monday is the mass clean-up day. Certain charities arrive, clutching their forms in their hands so we know who they are, and carry off books to put in libraries in jails or civic centers, or to distribute to people who need them, or even just to stock their own book fairs. Once these people have taken their treasures, a select group of volunteers moves in to pack the leftovers back into boxes, find stray bookends (fiendish things: our record so far is finding one ten days after the fair, tucked behind a curtain), and otherwise start the dismantling process. (It's hard to be sure exactly what percentage of the books is left at this point, but this year we're figuring 15-16%.)
Tuesday is the day the tables return to Hall's Rental and the bookcases go back into their usual shelters. The boxes of leftover books are stacked on pallets, ready to be shipped to the good folks who buy all these leftovers in one lump. It is also Kitchen Day. That's the day when those of us who have been working the Book fair all the way through, eating meals provided by generous donors (Bitsro Zinc, Cafe Baci, Chipotle, D'Absolute Catering, Edwardo's Natural Pizza, Go Roma, Jewell Events Catering, Occasions Catering, Tri-Star Catering, and Whole Foods Market: patronize these people. Not only are they generous but I can vouch for the food.) have to learn to feed ourselves again. We open refrigerators which have not been opened for about ten days and wonder "What did THAT used to be?"
Wednesday is Fumesday. The gas tank is empty. The engine is running on fumes. For me particularly it is a day of little goals and rewards. "Now, if you move those two boxes there, you can sit and rest." "Pull all those leftover Whole Foods bags over to that corner, and you can take a break." "Push that table three feet that way, and maybe you can just crawl under the desk for a nap."
Thursday is the first day of the rest of the Book Fair. We start sorting the books that really nice but vague people donated during the Book Fair and, hey, we got a 4 foot by 7 foot map dropped off, and somebody called to ask if we ever pick up books, and somebody has an old flute they don't know what to do with and….
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Right then! Ann Apolis, M.D. again. I've finished the comic (or rather read up to the present day). Needless to say the art is a lot better, and we have NEW CHARACTERS who do DIFFERENT THINGS even if they are all neurotic.
Hannelore! The inconsistent OCD person. And Marigold! The stereotypical nerd person. Fans being fans their instant reaction to their introduction was "...and then they kissed?". Poor Jeph spends his time in the indie fandom, where that sort of thing doesn't happen quite so much*, so he was unprepared for this and it tears at his naive soul every time his forumites go "marten sucks we want HanGold lezzing". It's hard not to feel for him.
*I say that, I once ended up on a Radiohead fansite where every other link was to a piece of Jonny/Colin Greenwood slash. That was a harrowing week.
I have however noticed the unique inimitable QC Joke Formula which is as follows:
panel 1: some drama or something
panel 2: more dull banter
panel 3: more dull banter BUT SOMEONE MAKES A SIMILE OR A METAPHOR OR AN OFFHAND COMMENT
panel 4: this simile/metaphor/offhand comment is picked up on and extended and FUN TIMES ARE HAD BY ALL.
1275 (i suppose TECHNICALLY it has five panels but SHUSH)
1287 (the offhand comment happens in the SECOND PANEL! perhaps it was a mistake to choose these as my first two examples)
1329 (panel two)
Cue cuddlefish: "dude that's like you're criticising the comic because it has jokes in." No, it's criticising it because the jokes come in this now rather tired format. Remember how Brawl in the Family diversified away from "Kirby eats something, hilarity ensues" because it was getting a bit stale? That is Good Technique.
(The cuddlefish continues: "the only REAL criticism of QC is that hannah and mari haven't got it on yet". I'm still thinking of a response to that.)
Anyway. Nice things!
Jeph is more self-aware than most webcomic authors, as you can see from his newsposts, and the fact he puts up (and puts up with!) such hilar guest strips. Oh and obviously YELLING BIRD and the OMG Turkeys are the pinnacle of self-awareness and self-deprecation.
Also! Quite a lot of stuff with one-off throwaway characters is genuinely funny. Maybe the guy needs less plot. (I liked the stuff where Steve turns out to have been an international man of mystery while all the soap opera stuff happened, for instance, or Wil's journey across the States.)
Oh, and I appreciate the effort he puts into background details, too (like the specials on the coffee shop noticeboard). And the fact he does those alternate strips in the comments on occasion. There is a man who does his work before 11.45pm.
But the NICEST THING I have to say is that while I have gone "haha QC sucks" I also have a plan to fix it! Woo! Yeah!
Also this plan is not just "end QC".
Although admittedly that is the first step.
You see the webcomic format is a tricky one. Unlike a book or a film, the later parts of a webcomic are usually written after the earlier bits, and the result is that the webcomic as a body of work often lacks coherency. Similarly it's not really possible to go back and alter the earlier bits of a webcomic as new ideas strike you (unless you want to be accused of being... ORWELLIAN). This is one of the reasons for that Cerberus Syndrome people sometimes go on about - a webcomicist can start off writing a gag-a-day comic and then find that they want to do something dramatic: but they can't go back and redraft the early bits to make it dramatic, so there has to be a rather clunking gear change.
Another problem with the webcomic format as it applies to QC is that it updates regularly and in small bits. The result is that we HAVE to have four panels with something funny (well, something that's meant to be funny) at the end, which leads to the QC Joke Formula(TM) discussed above.
So Jephy should can it (can the comic! the comic!) and write a graphic novel instead. He gets as long as he likes to do plot! He gets to make stuff actually consistent and stuff and can foreshadow long and complex and DRAMATIC twists! He can let jokes arise naturally from the dialogue and give them different pacings as appropriate to them rather than having to shoehorn something funny into every fourth panel! EVERYONE WINS.
This is actually a genuine suggestion. I really, really think that if Jeph took a year off of QC and used it to write a graphic novel (possibly with characters called Baye and Annielore and Jarten), a graphic novel where he'd be able to plan things in advance, and change early stuff if it didn't fit right, and be able to pace stuff properly rather than having to crest and flow with the four panel format...
...I genuinely think it'd be pretty good.
Also read this http://www.scarygoround.com/sgr/ar.php?date=20060102
Oh! if you are a cuddlefish who likes Questionable Content for its OMG INDIEness (even though that OMG INDIEness seems to have more or less disappeared from the strip by now?) you will like "At The Indie Disco" by The Divine Comedy. IT'S A GOOD SONG YOU GUYS
In closing, time for RANDOM INTERNET COMMENT:
jeph draws imaginary indie girls talking about masturbation, the xkcd lout draws imaginary math women dressing down people spouting ridiculous strawmen and then he writes loves letters to them, the sort of notes that would result in a restrainment order in real life


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Mister Rogers' Neighborhood "Environment" "Environment" week continues as Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely visit a recycling center to see how people sort trash. D
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Curious George "The All-Animal Recycled Band/The Times of Sand" George recruits his friends to play in a band. Later, George builds a sand castle at the beach.G
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Peep and the Big Wide World/Pocoyo "You Can Count On Bunnies/Falling Feathers/ Pocoyo - Shutterbug" Five (or maybe it's 30) young bunnies have gotten lost. Can Peep and Quack help them find their bunnysitter? Quack's losing his feathers, but just how many (is too many)? Then, Pocoyo, Elly and Baby Bird are bored of Pato's countless flower photos so they encourage him to take pictures of them instead. But each time Pato takes a photo, someone moves. D
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Cat in the Hat Knows A Lot About That! "Little Lemmings/Keep The Beat" Little Lemmings - It's cold outside, but Nick and Sally want to keep playing. Is there a way to stay warm out in the cold? Cat's friend Lars the Lemming will know! He lives in the Wundra-Bundra-Tundra. It's cold out, but with Lars' fur coat, he doesn't even notice! They help Lars find a new home, one where there's more food for him and his family and they discover that he uses the snow to help keep him warm! Back at home the kids wear two winter coats to help them keep warm. D
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Angelina Ballerina: The Next Steps "Angelina's Nature Dance/Angelina's Spring Fling" Angelina's Nature Dance - Angelina and her classmates are given the assignment to create a nature-inspired dance routine. When Polly tags along, Angelina is annoyed because she feels like it's difficult for the mouslings to successfully complete their assignment until she realizes Polly is missing. In the end, Angelina discovers a new appreciation for her little sister and discovers the perfect inspiration for her nature dance. D
9:00 am
Bob the Builder "Bob's New House" When Bob moves his mobile home to Bobland Bay so it can be his site office, Lofty frets about where Bob is going to sleep. His solution is to turn the machine shelter into a makeshift house for Bob, with chaotic results. With his mobile home relocated to Bobland Bay, Bob decides to build his dream house in Sunflower Valley. D
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Thomas & Friends "If A Job's Worth Doing" Thomas and the Garbage Train - Thomas volunteers to take the Duchess to tea. Diesel tells Thomas that his work with Whiff will make him too stinky to take the Duchess. As Whiff and Thomas puff along, Thomas uncouples from the Garbage train and Thomas takes 'sweeter smelling' tracks. D
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Wishbone "Twisted Tail" This live-action program follows the exploits of Wishbone the dog and his human friends, Joe, David and Samantha through their adventures in their hometown of Oakdale. Wishbone's everyday experiences trigger his imagination and he finds himself in scenes from classic works of literature. In this episode, there's a thief in the neighborhood, who strikes both at Wanda's house and at Joe's place. D
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To The Contrary with Bonnie Erbe Environmental Racism: Does pollution disproportionately affect women of color? Why the NAACP is taking on this issue. BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Flame Retardant Dangers: Chemicals in furniture that are meant to keep you safe may cause big health problems. Panelists: Dr. Avis Jones-DeWeever, Host of National Public Radio Focus Point; Jennifer Marshall, The Heritage Foundation; Amanda Terkel, The Huffington Post; Rina Shah, Republican Strategist; Renee Sharp, Environmental Working Group Director of Research. D
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1:30 pm
Sew It All "Block Party, Mary Fons" Piece triangles like a pro and make a quick potholder. D
2:00 pm
Fons & Porter's Love of Quilting "Emeralds" Marianne and Mary share how to make square in a square units that will be used to construct a rolling stone block. They will also show how to construct the rolling stone block. Marianne and Mary will demonstrate how to use a special ruler to cut setting pieces for a diagonal set. D
2:30 pm
Hometime "Creekside Home Roofing" Dean, Miriam and the HOMETIME team apply a unique and durable roof system featuring copper and clay. D
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Woodsmith Shop "3-In-1 Bookcase" Join the editors from Woodsmith magazine as they show you how to build a beautiful heirloom-quality bookcase. It all starts with a basic plywood case. Plus, you'll learn quick and easy ways to change the look of the bookcase to fit your style. D
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This Old House "Cambridge Project, Part 3 of 15" With the interior opened up, master carpenter Norm Abram shows host Kevin O'Connor the bones of the building. On the first floor, general contractor Tom Silva relocates a load-bearing partition wall and takes the dip out of the floor. Out front, Kevin and homeowner Sally Peterson learn about the appropriate colors for the outside of her Victorian-era house. D
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Ask This Old House "Building A Custom Fireplace Mantel/Repairing A Leaking Kitchen Faucet" General contractor Tom Silva builds a custom fireplace mantel for a homeowner. Then, Roger shares some tips about garden edging. Afterward, Richard helps a homeowner repair a leaking kitchen faucet. D
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P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table "There's More Than Meets The Arc" Allen is in St. Louis, Missouri where he visits Schlayfly Bottleworks, a local brewery and restaurant that grows and serves fresh vegetables from their garden. Also in St. D
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Divine Women "The War of the World" In the final episode host Bettany Hughes looks at Theodora, the prostitute who became an empress and allied herself with Mary the Mother of God to rule over a great Christian empire. Hughes also looks at the legacy of one of the wives of the prophet Mohammad: Khadija, the first convert to Islam and Aisha, whose words are still read by more than 2 billion men and women today. Part 3 of 3G
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Oregon Field Guide "Cranberry Farming, Grebes, North Umpqua Geology" A spotlight on Oregon's cranberry farming begins the 24th season of OREGON FIELD GUIDE. Then high-speed cameras at Upper Klamath Lake show how grebes can propel themselves as if they walk on top of water. A visit to the North Umpqua River country where rivers collide and three mountain ranges meet finds a geologic wonderland.G
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Call The Midwife "S2 E4" Returning from her stint at the London Hospital, Jenny needs all her midwifery skill when she and Sister Evangelina assist at the birth of a baby born with spina bifida. The parents struggle to understand and accept their son's condition. Jenny, who has never delivered a disabled child, struggles to accept the implications for the child's future.G
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