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A few reasons why advertisers bank on Miscellaneous Shaped Magnets for their brand promo
Miscellaneous shaped magnets will get your business message out with the least effort and budget. Available in a bevy of custom shapes like lobsters, chef hats, mailbox, mugs, cans, doctor's bag, paintbrush and much more, your branding promo gets endless possibilities with these cute little magnets that stand out for their good looks!
The wide imprint area can house your brand message and logo in style for everyone to see. Offered in all possible shapes, sizes and prices, miscellaneous custom magnets are excellent business promotional giveaways and party favors and individual gifts alike. It is impossible not to get smitten by the charm of these logo imprinted magnets that can promote your business lines with ease. These magnets that are offered in shapes that are readily recognizable by your customers will make your promotion easy and well targeted.
Once these miscellaneous magnets find the recipients, these get viewed over and over by everyone at home or workplace! Repeated exposure of your brand will reinforce your business information in the minds of your customers. This is where the long lasting custom magnets score over the conventional paper mailers that only get looked at or a brief time before being trashed.
Wireless publicity is expensive and the print media is not popular and this is where custom magnets score a few brownie points. Ideal for both long term indoor and outdoor promotional campaigns, promotional magnets are seen over and over again, many times a day and the brand logo on these magnets at their fridge or work desks will continue to influence the customers in a steady and effective manner.
You can invest in a customized 1.62 x 3.81 key shaped full color magnet to unlock the competition and a ensure a full brand promotion among your customers. This trendy custom magnet will sit pretty on your work desk, kitchen counter or refrigerator and will always hold the attention of your customers. Research shows that an average person visits their fridge at least 8 times a day and a fridge magnet will be retained by a recipient for an average of two years. This shows that your business logo will get scores of impressions in house, work space or the move to make your business promotions good value for money.
Miscellaneous shaped magnets make excellent promotional giveaways, party favors and employee appreciation gifts alike. Beat the fierce competition with these curious shaped magnets that will make sure that your brand will never go unnoticed. People love to have these custom magnets in their house as these make useful widgets to keep notes, bills, shopping lists and much more.
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Draft Day
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On the day of the NFL Draft, general manager Sonny Weaver has the opportunity to save football in Cleveland when he trades for the number one pick. He must quickly decide what he's willing to sacrifice in pursuit of perfection as the lines between his personal and professional life become blurred on a life-changing day for a few hundred young men with dreams of playing in the NFL
Mom's Night Out
Comedy PG
All Allyson and her friends want is a peaceful, grown-up evening of dinner and conversation, a long-needed moms' night out. But in order to enjoy high heels, adult conversation, and food not served in a paper bag, they need their husbands to watch the kids for three hours – what could go wrong?
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I know I'm a bit late but our fansite is celebrating 10 years!
First of all I'm beyond proud to be a part of this project. It's started 10 years ago by the talented Arcel who allowed me to run MNP. Thank you Arcel for all you've done for this fansite!
Secondly all of this happened only because of Nicola. We love her so very much! So happy sweet 10th anniversary Miss Nicola Peltz! I'd try to hold this thing up and never leave.
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You might describe a sushi omakase as luxurious, long and expensive, but rarely is it ever fun. At Shuko, sitting through 29 courses of the sushi kaiseki is the most fun you'll ever have. With rap music blaring on the background, the friendly staff plying you with drinks, and the sushi chefs answering questions like, "what's your guilty pleasure?", there's no way you won't have a good time.
The non-sushi dishes arrived first, a succession of lightly marinated sashimi, tempuras, cooked seafood and beef. It was a pleasant prelude to the meal, with the soft shell crab with yuzu aioli making the strongest showing, but the real star was the sushi. Shuko's sushi selection is distinctive in that it doesn't rely so heavily on toro, yellowtail and uni to bedazzle. Chances are taken with more obscure varieties like an ocean trout from the Faroe Islands, which was a revelation. The superlatives go on and on for the sushi portion of the kaiseki. All good things must come to an end, but you can keep the party going by ordering additional pieces after the end of the meal. You made it this far, might as well go big or go home.
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Collection Summary
Collection Title
Costume and Textiles Collection
The collection includes clothing and uniforms, including WWII armed services and Home Front uniforms. Samplers and domestic textiles. Processional banners: Derbyshire Miners Federation and Sunday Schools. Banner made to celebrate centenary of Revolution of 1688, showing the Revolution House.
Star Item(s)
Banner made to celebrate centenary revolution of 1688
Local significance
Date range of collection
Accumulation Dates
1994 -
Suggested Audience
Not Specific
Associated People or Organisations
Associated Places
Associated Times
This collection is about
Location Details
Chesterfield Museum & Art Gallery
St Marys Gate Chesterfield Derbyshire S41 7TD United Kingdom Open Map
01246 345727
01246 345720
Visiting Information
See website.
Building Information
The museum is located in the Stephenson Memorial Hall, built in 1879 as a mechanics institute and named in honour of the town's most famous Victorian resident, George Stephenson. The museum opened in 1994 and is the first public museum in the town.
Collections Overview
The majority of the collections relate to the social and industrial history of Chesterfield and the surrounding area of North Eastern Derbyshire. These collections includecoal mining, engineering and an extensive collection od locally made stoneware pottery (Bramptonware). The museum holds a collection of packaging and healthcare products made by local firm, Robinson & Sons, who made the original 'Smartie Tube' and were the first manufacturers of the disposable nappy. There is a small collection relating to George Stephenson and his family. Work by local artist, Joseph Syddall is usually on show in the art gallery. A range of archaeological items associated with excavations in the town centre are held, mainly associated with the area of the Roman Fort and the core of the medieval period town.
Star Objects
A medieval builders' windlass used for the construction of Chesterfield Parish Church (the crooked spire), in the 14th century. Banner to celebrate centenary of the 1688 revolution. Robinson's collection of cameras.
For details of other collections held at the same location: See the location record
Additional Collection Information
Related Publications
Management Information (Type)
- Museum.
Collection Owner(s)
Collection Creator(s)
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1. Before starting the work, start the no-load operation of the mixer first. Confirm that the direction of rotation of the stirring blade is rotating forward.
2. Before the operation, the hopper lifting test should be performed. It should be observed and confirmed that the clutch and brake are flexible and reliable.
3, after the start of the mixer, the stirring speed should reach the normal speed after the feeding. Water should be added in time when feeding. The mixing material added each time must not exceed the rated capacity of the mixer and should reduce the sticking phenomenon of the material. The order of addition is: stones – cement – sand or sand – cement – stones. In short, the cement should be in the middle.
4. When feeding, it is forbidden to extend the head or hand between the hopper and the rack. During operation, it is forbidden to use hands or tools to extend into the mixing drum for feeding and discharging.
5. During the operation of the mixer, when the hopper is raised, it is forbidden for anyone to stay under the hopper. Or through; when it is really necessary to repair or clear the pit under the hopper, the hopper should be lifted and locked with iron chain or insert pin.
6. Feeding into the mixing drum should be carried out during operation. Before adding new materials, the original concrete in the mixing drum must be completely discharged before being carried out.
7. During operation, the operation of the machine should be observed. When a failure occurs, the machine should be shut down. When it is necessary to overhaul, the concrete in the mixing tank should be cleaned and then overhauled.
8. The added aggregate should not exceed the allowable value.
9, after the operation, should deal with the mixer for a comprehensive clean-up; when the operator needs to enter the cylinder, you must cut off the power, lock the switch box; hang on the "banned closing" sign, and should be guarded.
10. After operation, the hopper should be lowered to the bottom of the pit. When it needs to be raised, use a chain or bolt to lock it firmly. After winter operations, the water in the water pump, the water switch, and the water collector should be drained.
The installation of concrete mixers must be stable and firm, the tires should be removed for storage (long-term use), and rainproof and flood-proof insulation work sheds should be erected. The operation platform should be kept clean and tidy. Water supply facilities should be provided in the shed. Settling tanks should be installed outside the shed. Drainage should be smooth and dust and dust-falling devices should be installed.


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Helleborus foetidus growing herbaceous of the genus Helleborus also known as Stinking hellebore, Helleborus foetidus perennial evergreen used as ornamental cut flower plant, can grow in temperate, subtropics or mediterranean climate and growing in hardiness zone 5-9.
Leaves color green in pedate shape, some cultivars have serrated edges.
Helleborus foetidus flowers
Flower color green, the flowers flat with five petals or double-flowered.
Helleborus foetidus for sale – Seeds or Plants to Buy
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How to grow Helleborus foetidus growing and care:
Moist, well drain, limestone, rich soil, mulch
What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Seed / Vegetative Reproduction
Is it necessary to graft or use vegetative reproduction?
Difficulties or problems when growing:
Planting season:
Spring, summer, autumn
Pests and diseases:
Helleborus foetidus aphid, Helleborus foetidus leaf miner
Pruning season:
Spring / Summer
How to prune:
Trim the stalk
Size of the plant?
0.3-1 m, 1-3 feet
Growth speed in optimal condition:
Medium growing
Water requirement:
Average amount of water / Big amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun / Half Shade / Full Shade (with little light)
Is it possible to grow indoor as houseplant?
Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Blooming information
Bloom season:
Winter / Spring
General information about the flower
Flat flower with five petals or double-flowered, flower color is green
Scientific name:
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Prints in Collection
IHL Cat. #1174
Illustration of His Majesty the Commander-in-Chief's Triumphal Return to Reconstructed Diet Building, 1891IHL Cat. #290
View of a large intense engagement [of the] First Sino-Japanese War, 1894IHL Cat. #84
Scene of the Fierce Battle at the Occupation of Pyongyang Fort in the Sino-Japanese War, 1894IHL Cat. #157
Sino-Japanese Peace: The Whole Nation Praises Imperial Virtue, 1895
IHL Cat. #160
Bronze Statue of Saigō in Ueno Park,
IHL Cat. #1277
Imperial Prosperity: Ceremony in the Eastern Capital 1900
IHL Cat. #222
Picture of Noble's Imperial
Ceremony, 1900
IHL Cat. #1100
Picture of Wedding Ceremony of Noble Couple, 1900
IHL Cat. #1327
The Emperor's March from the
East Castle, 1900
IHL Cat. #259
IHL Cat. #609
IHL Cat. #901
Biographical Data
BiographyWatanabe Nobukazu 渡辺延一 (c. 1872-1944)
Sources: The Hotei Encyclopedia of Japanese Woodblock Prints, Amy Reigle Newland, Hotei Publishing Company, 2005, p. 497; Guide to Modern Japanese Woodblock Prints: 1900-1975, Helen Merritt, University of Hawaii Press, 1992, p. 166 and as footnoted.
Tokyo print designer and painter. Considered the best student of Yōshū Chikanobu (1838-1912), who worked in a variety of genres from pictures of beautiful women (biinga) to famous views of modernizing Tokyo (kaika-e), including depictions of domestic industrial exhibitions, depictions of the emperor and empress, and Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese War prints (senso-e). He is perhaps best known for his war prints. During the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895), Nobukazu did a considerable number of outstanding triptychs and made his reputation designing battle scenes on land an sea.1 He also produced lithographs. Original name: Shimada Jiro. Other gagō (art or studio name): Yōsai Nobukazu 楊斎延一 and Yōsai 楊斎.
Waseda University Library's database also shows his name written as Utagawa Nobukazu 歌川延一, which puts him in the Utagawa school lineage and is consistent with his training with Chikanobu.2
1 The Sino-Japanese War, Nathan Chaikin, self-published, 1983, p. 37
2 http://www.wul.waseda.ac.jp/kotenseki/search.php
Signatures Attributed to Nobukazu
Yōsai Nobukazu hitsu (by brush of) with Yōsai seal, 1893
Yōsai Nobukazu hitsu with Yōsai seal,
ōju Nobukazo ga with Yōsai seal, 1900
IHL Cat. #259
Yōsai Nobukazu, 1897
Nobukazu ga,
c. 1890s
Yōsai Nobukazu ga,
Yōsai Nobukazu hitsu, 1894
IHL Cat. #157
ōju Yōsai Nobukazu ga, 1894
Nobukazu hitsu
with Toshidama seal, 1889
Yōsai Nobukazu hitsu with Toshidama seal, 1891
Yoshu Nobukazu hitsu with Toshidama seal, 1894
ōju Yōsai Nobukazu ga with Toshidama seal, c. 1894-95
Nobukazu ga
with Yōsai seal
Yōsai Nobukazu
with Toshidama seal
ōju Yōsai Nobukazu ga
with Yōsai seal, 1895
ōju Yōsai Nobukazu hitsu with Yōsai Nobukazu no in seal, 1894
ōju Yōsai with Yōsai seal


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Supermicro Accelerates AI and Deep Learning from the Data Center to the Edge with New NVIDIA NGC-Ready Servers
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Supermicro-SUSE Kubernetes Solution Using the SUSE CaaS Platform
This white paper is intended to help an organization deploy an on-premises SUSE CaaS Platform cluster on Supermicro's BigTwin™, Ultra and SuperStorage systems with the 2nd Generation Intel® Xeon® Scalable processor to support the latest, Kubernetes compatible workloads.
Data Centers and the Environment (2019)
The data center industry has made significant gains in recent years. However, there are still many missed opportunities around data center efficiency and implementing green initiatives.
Data Processing and Storage for Black Hole Event Horizon Imaging
First Black Hole Image with the help from Supermicro.
Supermicro SuperStorage 6019P-ACR12L+ Server Review
The SuperStorage 6019P-ACR12L+ is a 1U server designed for organizations that need a solution for high-density object storage, scale-out storage, Ceph/Hadoop, and Big Data Analytics. This server is highlighted by Supermicro's X11-DDW-NT motherboard family, which features support for dual-socket 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors (Cascade Lake), up to 3TB of ECC DDR4-2933MHz RAM, and Intel Optane DCPMM.
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The Supermicro 2049P-TN8R (or technically the SYS-2049P-TN8R) is a 4-socket server that is designed differently from many of the other models we have tested like the Supermicro SYS-2049U-TR4. This server is designed for scale-out applications. It may seem like a slight nuance, but the system is designed differently for that purpose.
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The Supermicro X11SPA-T Review: An Impressive Cascade Lake Workstation Motherboard
The Supermicro X11SPA-T is a single socket workstation motherboard with a range of high-end features, designed to support both Intel Xeon Scalable CPUs and Xeon-W 3200 series CPUs, but its focus is with the workstation hardware on the C621 chipset.
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Dense, simple, and inexpensive storage solutions can sometimes be hard to come by, especially at scales of half a petabyte or more. If you ask for solutions from the top OEMs, depending on your storage needs, you'll likely be presented with a 2U server with one or more HBAs to connect to additional 2U or 3U disk shelves to make up any large capacity requirements.
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I went to the gayborhood in Philadelphia to check out More Than Just Ice Cream, whose waffle ice cream sundae had my name on it. I'm an ice cream lover, therefore once there's ice cream on the menu then I'm there, spoon in hand.
Before going I did my research of course, and while their menu was rather impressive, the waffle sundae stood out. Which left me salivating, to say the least.
I was already excited to try the sundae, so when I noticed my waffle was made from scratch, that really made the experience better! It seemed like they had a selection of around twenty or more ice cream flavors to choose from. Most of all for this dessert, you get to choose three different flavors to add to your waffle! I decided to choose vanilla and strawberry; because they are both my favorite flavors , and cinnabun; because I wanted a flavor that was a bit different.
Watching my waffle get three different flavors of large scoops of ice cream, plus whip cream, coconut flakes and a cherry on top, was a sight to see, because the best part was about to come; eating!
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I quickly found seating outside of the shop, waffle sundae in hand and began my taste test. Vanilla was definitely first, which wasn't quite what I expected from the best flavor in all the land. In all fairness, it wasn't from scratch, in addition it's called 'golden vanilla' so that was to be expected. Next up was the waffle, and girl was it yummy. I really could not stop eating it, it was so light and airy and the perfect amount of sweet, even with powder sugar! My absolute favorite flavor was the cinnabun, it was a nice surprise and I'm glad I chose it. They definitely got that flavor note down to a tee, plus the little buns were a delight.
Overall I enjoyed my first waffle ice cream sundae at More Than Just Ice Cream, most of all, I will be back to have more of their desserts.
Have you tried waffle ice cream sundaes as yet?
Have a fantabulous day, Love Atalee.
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An In-Depth Look at Email Marketing for Dentists
*This blog post was originally published Oct. 17, 2014, and extensively updated Dec. 20, 2016.
Most dental patients only visit the clinic once in six months. For most patients, it's not even a priority. This makes it difficult to build trust, secure new patients, and get repeat appointments. Dental email marketing can go a long way to help you achieve this.
You have to take advantage of dental marketing tools to remind patients about their oral health and the best way to take care of their teeth. The best way to do this is to initiate communication via email to share specific information related to their health.
In this in-depth look into email marketing for dentists, we will go over types of email marketing, industry statistics, metrics, tips to build subscriber lists and kick start at your email marketing campaigns.
1. Start by Building a Subscriber List
Before you can start engaging in email marketing, you first need someone to send them to. So start by building a subscriber list.
Your existing patients will be an obvious first place to start, but you can also find subscribers in other locations.
One way to get more subscribers to your email list is to create a web form that'll allow people to sign up to receive your email updates or newsletter. Post this email list signup form:
- On your Facebook page
- On your website
- On your blog
- On Twitter
It's always a good idea to give people an incentive to sign up to your email list — for example, let them know they will receive updates on new blog posts, discounts, promotions, news, etc.
2. Types of Email Marketing for Dentists
Now let's focus on the main types of marketing emails dentists send, including the advantages and disadvantages of each.
a. Email Newsletter/Digest
Sending your patients and prospects email newsletters is a great way to share news related to your practice. Further, you can link to any recent posts (such as blog posts) on your website and even conduct promotions. The typical email newsletter is sent one a month.
Another option is a "digest" which is very similar to a newsletter, but this is more of a compilation of links with short descriptions. This is a great communication channel as it's a lot shorter and easier to consume than traditional newsletters.
- Build brand awareness
- Leverage your content to get clicks to your website
- Include diverse types of content
- Diluted call-to-action
- Takes longer to design
Generating a quality newsletter requires auto email responder software to send it out. Sometimes your practice management system will allow you to do this; if not, you'll want to consider the following options:
b. Appointment Reminder
This is an email sent to patients to remind them of an upcoming appointment. You can send one of these emails a week before the scheduled appointment and one on the day before the appointment. Alternatively, you can just send one email a couple of days before the appointment.
This type of dentist email typically doesn't have much information other than the date and time of the appointment. But it's a good idea to add a link to allow patients to confirm their appointment.
As with all your marketing emails, your can also include your social sharing buttons and a link to your website.
Hopefully, you're already using this method to remind your patients (or via text message). If your practice management system doesn't have this feature, then be sure to check out our post, The Best Dental Practice Management Software Reviewed.
- High click through rate, or CTR
- Limited marketing value
c. Dedicated Email
This is a promotional email that highlights a single offer. These emails generally present an attractive offer (such as free teeth whitening) with a call to action or CTA. The CTA leads back to a landing page on your website where they can redeem the offer — for example, by scheduling an appointment.
- Easy to create
- Focused call-to-action
- Easy to track progress
- Some people might mistake the email for spam
- Can only use on a sporadic basis
d. Lead Nurturing
These are a lot like dedicated emails; the only difference is that they're typically sent to leads or prospects rather than existing patients.
Another key difference is that these aren't sent as a single email blast. Rather, they are sent as a closely timed series of emails with a coherent purpose.
These are highly targeted, so follow-up emails will only be sent to those who have already demonstrated some interest in a particular service.
Some ideas of offers you could present in a set of lead nurturing emails include:
- Free initial consultation
- Free X-rays
- Coupons/discount vouchers
- Free eBook
Lead nurturing emails should link to a signup form which patients can fill out to redeem an offer.
- Increase the timeliness of your email campaigns
- You can set up automated emails for this purpose
- Targeted email campaigns = higher CTR
- Smaller audience means less of a buzz is generated
- Businesses tend to "set and forget" automated emails, so they're not as closely tracked
e. Sponsorship Email
When you're engaging in dental practice marketing, at some point, you'll have to pay to have an email distributed to a particular email database.
A sponsorship email can take many forms. It maybe a section in an email newsletter, or it could be its own dedicated email.
It could also be in the form of a traditional ad with your logo, or it could take the form of content marketing.
- Reach out to a new set of highly targeted leads
- Calculate your exact ROI
- May be cost-prohibitive
Next, let's take a look at important industry facts and statistics that you should know.
3. General Email Marketing Statistics
The following stats show the latest trends in email marketing. This will give you an idea as to what you can expect from your dentist email marketing campaign.
When you look at these statistics, you'll see that email marketing is a lucrative and necessary practice for any businesses, dentists included.
a. Business and Marketer Trends
- 56% of businesses say they will use email marketing in the next year.
- 59% of marketers planned to increase their email marketing budgets in 2015.
- Only 24% of email marketers rarely or never use responsive design in their emails.
Subscriber Stats
- 82% of people open emails they receive from businesses.
- 33% of email recipients decide whether to open a marketing email based only on the subject line.
- 44% of marketing email recipients have made a purchase in the last year as a result of a promotional email.
- 69.7% of U.S. internet users prefer to communicate with businesses via email (vs. other methods of communication).
- 44% of marketing email recipients have made a purchase in the last year as a result of a promotional email.
44% of marketing email recipients have made a purchase in the last year as a result of a promotional email.
b. CTR and ROI Statistics
- Only about half the people on your email list will open/click on your marketing emails (learn about the difference between open rate and CTR here).
- Emails with personalized subject lines are 22.2% more likely to be opened.
- For every $1 spent on email marketing, the average return is $44.25.
- Monday emails generate the most revenue per email.
- Emails with social sharing buttons have a 158% higher click-through-rate.
c. Statistics on Email Marketing for Dentists & Orthodontists
The following data from this Benchmark Email report demonstrates that dentistry as an industry has a long way to go when it comes to getting the most out of email marketing:
- Only 20% of North American dental and orthodontic businesses surveyed are actively engaged in email marketing campaigns (37% realize the need to do this in the near future).
- 55% of dental and orthodontic practices who engage in email marketing send out missives on a monthly basis.
- Only 7% of dental and orthodontic businesses who do email marketing send emails less frequently than once a month.
- 7 out of every 10 emails sent by dental and orthodontic practices blend information with promotions/discounts.
- Most dentists obtain email subscribers from their patient list — dentists tend to have a much larger percentage of patients on their email lists (68%) compared to other industries.
- More than half (53%) of all dental and orthodontic practices who do email marketing have fewer than 500 subscribers on their email list.
- 76% of dentists do not segment their email lists and therefore send identical content to every subscriber on their list.
- Only 19% of dental clinic owners/managers track the email open rates for their email marketing campaigns. Those who do know this metric report an open rate of 13%, which is lower than most other industries.
- Only 13% of dental and orthodontic managers know their CTR (click through rate); the average CTR for dental email marketing based on this small sample is 2.9% — lower than most other industries.
So it's important to make email a part of your dental office marketing strategies. But how do you go about building email marketing campaigns that kick butt?
To begin, you can start by using your virtual mailing list to send out regular newsletters, updating current and prospective patients alike on industry advances, new technology, and happenings within your practice.
But don't stop there, this is also an excellent avenue for launching email marketing campaigns to coincide with other efforts related to online marketing for dentists.
4. Dental Marketing Ideas for Email Campaigns
a. Focus on Your Subject Line
The subject line of your email will be your first point of contact. So if you want to get the best results, it should meet several criteria.
First of all, the title should sum up what's in the email. If you use the word "sale," your email must feature some information about a sale.
Keep it short and simple; there's no need to outline the entire email in the title - all you need is the most basic topic.
Also note that using ALL CAPS and unnecessary punctuation constitutes shouting at recipients, and they're not likely to appreciate it.
Simple, strong language that aptly expresses the intent and content of the email is bound to deliver the best results. But try out a variety of titles to see what ultimately works.
b. Temper Your Mailings
Try to make it a habit of practicing the rule of less is more.
When you send out multiple emails each day, you're ostensibly abusing the trust your current and prospective clients have placed with you by providing their email addresses for your list.
Try to limit the number of emails you send in connection with any given campaign. Typically, you won't want to be sending one a day.
I mean, come on, who wants an email from their dentists every day? At the most, about 1-2 emails per month would be sufficient.
c. Concentrate Your Content
While your dentist website provides you with an opportunity to relate the basics about your business, an on-site blog allows you to be wax poetic about a variety of dental topics.
But email marketing is different and requires a level of finesse to carry out successfully. If you want to maximize your efforts, you must strike the right chord with the content of your emails.
The most important thing to remember is that you have little time to inform readers and explain what you want them to do.
Most people perusing their email are in a hurry and they don't want to waste their valuable time on an extensive sales pitch.
Hone your message carefully, whittling it down to the bare essentials before you launch your email marketing campaign.
d. State Your Case
Make sure that the messages you deliver are relevant. Don't waste time being wishy-washy.
Instead of saying that many of your patients have benefited from a new treatment that you've recently started offering, be specific; say "over 100 satisfied patients" rather than "many satisfied patients."
Alternatively, you can include a snippet of a real-life testimonial from a patient who raved about the results of the treatment.
If at all possible, you want to make the content of your emails engaging, compelling, and relatable.
e. Make CTAs Clear and Concise
In terms of your email marketing campaign, you need to provide a clear and concise CTA. If you want patients to visit your dental website for more information, tell them more information is available and provide a link for them to click.
If you want reviews or other feedback, add a button that takes email recipients to whatever survey service you use.
If you want readers to take advantage of a discounted service, ask them to call or click for an appointment.
Patients are much more likely to comply with your directives when you are precise with what you ask them to do.
f. Provide Content that's Valuable and Sharable
Just as there are many goals associated with websites for dentists and dental SEO, there are also several potential objectives inherent to email marketing campaigns.
To increase your reach, one of your goals may be to encourage your recipients to share your content to potentially your prospective clientele. If that's the case, you need to think about ways to provide content via email that viewers find valuable enough to share.
You may include interesting or entertaining factoids, news tidbits, or discounts for referrals. Or you could send infographics, before-and-after photos, or videos, just as an example. All may entice viewers to share their experience with family and friends.
g. Tie in Social Media
Perhaps you already know that social media is a great opportunity for dentists to get in front of more of their patients, allowing them to build better brand recognition, and be seen by more potential patients than ever before. And you can use it to your advantage with your dental email marketing campaign as well.
If, for example, you're trying to garner comments or reviews, you could link to your Facebook page for followers to post or for readers to become followers.
That said, you often need to offer an incentive for them to do so.
5. Some Important Metrics to Consider
Once you're knee deep in your marketing campaigns, you'll need to consider the following metrics.
a. Bounce Rate
This is the percentage of emails you send out that "bounce" (cannot be delivered).
Use this metric to uncover problems in your email list.
Soft bounces result from a temporary issue with a valid email address, such as a problem with the recipient's server.
A hard bounce, on the other hand, is when the email address itself is invalid.
Bottom Line: Bounces can also result from a problem with the email sender. When reviewing different email service providers, make sure that they follow deliverability best practices and follow any guidelines they provide on how to reduce your bounce rate. Ideally, it should be less than 5 percent.
b. List Growth Rate
How fast is your email list growing?
Calculate by subtracting unsubscribers and hard bounces from the number of new email subscribers gained that month. Then, divide this figure by the original number of subscribers.
Bottom Line: Email list "churn" or attrition averages at about 25 percent per year. This means that if you start out with 1,000 subscribers on your email list, this
c. CTR
Click-through-rate or percentage of recipients who click on a given URL in your email. It is the number of unique clicks divided by the number of emails that were delivered.
This data is a more reliable metric than your open rate.
Bottom Line: Use this metric to determine how relevant people find your email. Note that different types of email naturally have different CTRs — an email reminder asking the patient to click to confirm their appointment will have a much higher CTR than a promotional email, while an email newsletter will be somewhere in the middle.
C onversion Rate
This is the percentage of subscribers who follow the call-to-action in an email, such as filling out a form or calling to make an appointment.
Bottom Line: This is the most important measure of an email campaign's success. If the CTA is to click a link leading to a landing page, you can track conversions using unique tracking URLs for your email links that identify the clicks as coming from your email campaign.
Note that the conversion rate is dependent on measures beyond the email message itself — it will also include the quality of the landing page it directs them to, for example.
Depending on your email service and web analytics provider, you can also track metrics like your email share rate, clicks-per-open rate, and even your revenue per email. For more information on email marketing metrics and definitions, read Email Marketing Glossary: 44 Terms to Know.
To be successful with you email marketing campaigns, it's important to maintain a regular presence online.
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Hi folks, I'm Renee and I am a recovering spend-a-holic. My husband Tom and I have paid off over $90,000 of debt in the last 7 years and I wish I could say there were major student loans in there, but there weren't. We just sucked that much at managing our money. We downsized our house 3 years ago (check out the full story) and then we got seriously intentional about paying off our debt. Using the Dave Ramsey Debt Snowball we paid off $6,000 in 6 months. Now we are able to see the finish line of our debt that seems never ending and I wanted to share with you the total truth about how I really feel about debt payoff after 3 intentional years.
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I'm going to be honest with you guys. Generally I plan my posts out ahead of time. I think through what I'm going to type up, make a plan, and re-read or change things. This post I typed up each heading in about .5 seconds. These debt payoff thoughts are exactly what is on my mind every. single. time. I think about debt payoff. Things are about to get real.
When I was 8 my mom told me not to say, "this sucks." One of my friends said it all the time and my mother felt it was wildly inappropriate and she's probably right. But, for today guys, I'm just gonna be totally honest and say debt payoff sucks.
It sucks the life right out of you. When you are intentionally putting every single extra dime you have toward bailing yourself out of debt you start to feel drained beyond belief. How did I stay in debt for years and happily make massive monthly payments on things I didn't really even need? Ick.
Once you set your mind to paying off debt you will go through times when you are highly motivated and feel like you can take on the whole world. Other times you want to throw a 2 year old style temper tantrum in hopes that someone just pays your debt off for you.
In case you couldn't tell, I'm currently in the latter state of mind. The temper tantrum state of mind. Unfortunately, I'm not a toddler so I have to be a big girl, rise above and dig myself outta this mess.
Writing up that previous post about how we paid off $90,000 of debt made me throw up in my mouth a little bit. I mean, seriously. $90,000!?!?!? Why didn't someone stop us?
I have spent hours just sitting around imagining all of the better places that money could have been spent! Savings, retirement, college funds, vacations, down payments. Do you know how much my house payment would be right now if I had $90,000 put toward a down payment?! It wouldn't be very much, let me tell you…
That post made me angry. It lit a fire in my belly. It's probably the reason I spent an entire week eating donuts and pizza.
I want my money back! Who took it away? — Me! I took away money from myself.
Yes, part of this debt was student loans. Most of this debt payoff was too big of car payments and jacked up credit cards with no other purpose than to supply me with useless items that I couldn't even name.
How in the wide world did I spend that much money? I would come home from shopping and think I got a great deal on clearance rack clothes. When I would march in the house I would say things like, "All of this was only $50!" –No, no, Renee…it was $50 with interest! If you bought nothing you would still have $50.
Sure it wouldn't have been so bad if $50 was all I had on my credit card. But let's not forget about the $50 the month before, the $100 for dinners we didn't budget for and the $2,000 we spent on souvenirs when we were on vacation. Yes…we charged up around $2,000 to take a vacation. Purchases included Starbucks every day, M&Ms and alcohol. All wise decisions, am I right?
It's hard to even fathom that I made these terrible decisions and now I am left un-doing what was done.
This thought is one that I know isn't true. We will absolutely catch up, we will build up a smart savings and keep ourselves out of that kind of debt forever. I know we will.
But right now, it doesn't feel like it. When I set aside $1,000 to put toward debt payment and Tom tells me he needs new tires on his car and mine needs work too I want to tell him he'd better start Flinstoning his ass to work because we need to pay off our debt.
Really…who needs new tires before a tundra-like winter in Minnesota? What a baby.
How are we ever supposed to get ahead in life? Paying cash for things feels impossible most days.
You're telling me I'm supposed to only spend money that I actually have?! Well, that sounds like a big ball of no fun.
Yes, I'm so thankful we can pay off our doctor bills when they come. Sure, I'm so thankful we don't have to scramble to find money for new tires. But when will it end?! End the madness, please.
Tom and I sat around strategizing how to get more money to just throw at our final debt payments (that I feel like I have been paying off for 700 years.) How can we come up with a quick $10,000? It can't be that hard. Really.
Honestly part of me thinks, "Let's just sell everything else that we own. We can live with lawn chairs and a canoe like they did on Friends." Tom didn't seem totally on board with this idea.
We already sold our kitchen table, read all about it in my post, 39 Crazy Things We Did to Get Out of Debt on One Income. Clearly we're ok without a kitchen table. May as well toss in the couch, dressers, beds and TVs while we're at it!
You may or may not have seen me smiling away and chatting all about how I have started to make thousands of dollars each month from blogging. It's great isn't it?
Not when ever single penny I earn goes right back toward the debt I racked up over 3 years ago. That feels pretty un-cool.
When I see other people growing their business, investing in advertising or visiting amazing conferences in Florida I want to scream.
Don't get me wrong, I invest back in the blog, I think that's the best way to make money. But most of what I make ends up going right toward debt.
This makes me so frustrated that I feel like giving up on debt payoff all together. Do you have any idea how many tropical, all inclusive vacations we could have taken this year if it weren't for debt? So many. So many.
This is the kicker. The absolute best part of this entire post. So if you read this whole thing and thought, "Man, this girl is a real complainer." Just wait, I'm getting to the good part.
Feeling all of these negative, self defeating emotions can do 2 things for you in life:
I will never do this again.
Why would I voluntarily put myself through this slow form of torture? Certainly not for a pair of shoes. Not for a car. Not even for a week long vacation in my bikini with a margarita attached to my hand. No thank you to all of that nonsense. That was the old me. The new me knows better.
If you are full-swing stuck in debt payoff mode like me, I hope you can relate to all of this. If not all of it, I hope this last one resonates with you. Don't ever do this again!
You know, after reading a ton of other people's debt payoff stories I…October 28, 2018
You may or may not have heard of Dave Ramsey's Debt Snowball, but…November 9, 2017
This was great to read Renee!!!! I picture myself having these EXACT same thoughts and screaming them out loud in my head when life gets frustrating! Your site is an awesome, raw example of how we live and learn! You're digging yourself out, taking action and changing your life… I'll bet you'll never make those same mistakes again! 😉
Thank you so much! I definitely won't!!
Oh gosh, I just want to give you a big hug right now. I can tell you when it comes to athletics, the hardest part is right before the finish line. You are SO CLOSE. Once you push yourself over that line, it's going to feel amazing and you are so much more strategic and smarter than you were 3 years ago. You've GOT THIS girl.
So glad to have made it to this point without going TOTALLY crazy!
I can hear a real voice behind this article. It's amazing! I think you're doing fantastic, girl! Despite those Starbucks and M&M purchases, the most important part is you realized and took action to fix the situation! That is honestly amazing work!
I still know people like my friends and family who are racking up debt from shopping purchases without realizing because they're still thinking about instant gratification rather than the consequences of debt.
Again you are doing a great job!
Keep it up, Renee! ❤
Yes! I am so glad I caught on and cut it out. Better late than never!
I love how honest you were in this it was SO refreshing! I am not in too much debt myself but I love this post for how authentic it is! not everything and everyone you read about is peaches and rainbows on the internet and this was so real. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Cassandra! As much as I teach how to avoid it, or get out of it strategically, I just had to say something about this side of it all!


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Wine is a drink that is known around the world and is consumed by many people. Wine helps some people to relax but did you know that wine has over 10 health benefits. The 10 health benefits of wine you should know are listed below.
You will read the word "free radical" a lot below. What are free radicals? Free radicals are molecules that are unstable and enter our cells through environmental toxins. Free radicals can also enter our cells by turning food into energy and therefore acting as a natural byproduct. Free radicals steal electrons from other molecules and can wreak havoc on our cells and genetic material.
Researchers discovered in the early 1990s that many fruits and vegetables contain substances that can neutralize free radicals before they cause damages.
The American Heart Association does not recommend drinking wine for nondrinkers and for those who are at risk of alcoholism.
10 Health Benefits of Wine You Should Know
Wine Reduce Risk of Heart Disease
Heart disease is the reason for many people dying at a young age and taking precautions is as easy as drinking a glass of red wine every night which is well worth it. Red wine contains tannins which contain procyanidins – phenols which neutralize free radicals and is effective in preventing cardiovascular disease.
Researchers at the Israel Institute of Technology conducted a test for 21 consecutive days on how red wine affect the health of blood vessels. They discovered that the blood vessels health improved and allow blood to flow more freely which resulted in lowering the risk of cardiovascular disease and increasing the health of the heart.
Wine Promotes Longevity
Does red wine really increase our lifespan? A few researchers at Harvard Medical School said that the resveratrol that is found in red wine activates a protein in us that acts as an anti-aging agent which increases our overall health resulting in us to living longer – longevity. Wine also reduces our risk of many illness/disease which increase the amount of time we live.
Red Wine Contains Antioxidants
Antioxidants are known to help neutralize free radicals in your body so it can help fight against cancer, heart disease, and other chronic conditions.
Wine can helps us fight off these free radicals that can cause cancer because wine is full of antioxidants that attack free radicals.
A scientist at the University of Barcelona conducted a study between white wine and red wine. The study shows white wine containing as much if not more phenols than red wine. So, Is red wine better than white wine?
Does Red Wine Lower Cholesterol?
Wine contains procyanidins which promote a healthy heart and helps to lower your cholesterol so drink a glass of wine at night. Drinking wine regularly helps to strengthen our body to fight against heart disease by boosting our good cholesterol (HDL), immunizing our bad cholesterol (LDL) to fight against free radical attacks and decreasing inflammation while thinning our blood.
Dr. Roger Corder is a British heart expert that conducted a research on why people living in the Gers region of southwest France have twice amount of people living past 90-years-old. Dr. Corder thinks the reason is that they are drinking procyanidin-rich wine from the Tannat grape which helps to build their resiliency against heart disease. Dr. Corder recommends people to drink dark-colored and full-flavored wines such as Madiran, Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Barolo.
Red wine also helps with lowering blood pressure so that is an added bonus as to why you should drink red wine.
Is Red Wine Good for Your Immune System?
Drinking a glass of red wine every day can help to boost your immune system but that does not mean that you should stop taking your daily vitamins. Drinking a moderate amount of wine/alcohol can help to fight off infections, protect against acute illnesses, and keep your immune system healthy.
Imagine, a glass of red wine a day can help fight off influenza and the common cold.
Red wine contains antioxidant polyphenols which help to prevent viruses from multiplying once they're in your system and can also prevent these viruses from entering our body.
A Spanish study concluded that people who drink about two or more glasses of red wine every day decrease their chance by 44% of having a cold when compared to non-drinkers.
Drinking too much alcohol can cause negative effects on your health and immune system so please drink one glass a night or day to sustain a healthy lifestyle.
Does Red Wine Help With Memory Loss?
Wine helps to improve cognitive function and is considered a brain food. Wine contains chemicals that prevent our brain's neurons from dying resulting in protecting us from dementia while slowing down neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Researchers at Texas A&M have conducted studies on rat where they examine
the effects of resveratrol on the hippocampus which is the part of our brain that is responsible for mood, memory, and learning.
A study that was done between drinker's and non-drinkers showed that moderate drinkers brain function does not decrease as fast as non-drinkers as they age.
Can Drinking Red Wine Increase Spinal Bone Density?
Our bones in our body age as we age and that is not a good thing because our bones become more brittle as we age. We can increase our calcium intake to help our bones become stronger or we can drink a glass of wine daily.
Red wines contain high levels of silicon which increases your bone density and reduces the chance of you having osteoporosis. It also helps our teeth to stay strong because red wine contains proanthocyanidins which can prevent bacteria from sticking to our teeth as well as preventing gingivitis, tooth decay, and cavities.
Females are at a higher total risk of developing osteoporosis but men are significantly more likely to pass away after an osteoporotic fracture.
Is Red Wine Good for Diabetes?
Wine can help those individuals who are at risk for type 2 diabetes. Wine contains resveratrol which improves sensibility to insulin meaning that it has a resistance to insulin.
I was shocked to learn that wine that contains sugar can help prevent type 2 diabetes.
Researchers have discovered that red wines contain certain compounds that can eliminate your blood sugar to spike after consuming a meal by blocking an enzyme that absorbs glucose in the small intestine.
Sipping a glass wine has many health benefits 🙂
Can Wine Protect You From Having a Stroke?
Drinking alcohol and wine on a regular basis can help in preventing blood clots. Wine helps to break up blood clots by acting as a natural blood thinner resulting in decreasing our chance of having a stroke.
Red wine contains phenols acts like an aspirin where it thins the blood.
John Hopkins University Medical Center concluded that resveratrol which is found in red grape skins can protect us against stroke when the grapes are turned into wine.
Is Red Wine Good for Preventing Cancer?
A glass of wine a day can help reduce our chance of having colon cancer, prostate cancer, and breast cancer. Wine contains antioxidants that fight against free radicals that lets cancer grow/thrive. Red wine's cancer-fighting resveratrol and quercetin prevents tumors, stops certain protein from developing that cancer cells need to multiply, fights against heart disease and cancerous cells.
Red wine has also shown to prevent lung cancer and slow down the growth of existing cancers.
Please drink wine and any alcohol responsibly and in moderation because too much can have a damaging effect on your body.
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Rendel J. Harris and Helen B. Harris
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LETTER No. IV.
SMYRNA, April 12, 1896.
MY DEAR FRIENDS, — I have nothing much to add to the news which Helen has already communicated, but as we expect to leave to-morrow in a little Greek steamer for Alexandretta, and this is the last place where our letters will have the protection of a British post-office, I think I had better take the opportunity and report what we are doing.
As we draw nearer and nearer to the places where our call takes us, the accounts become more distressing. We have met here a young lady missionary from Ourfa, who was the companion and helper of Miss Shattuck, the heroine of that place, who has borne all the burden and heat of the day. Miss M. is from Iowa, and an American in every respect; keen and active, as rapid as a rotifer, or whatever those little creatures are that dart about under the microscope; she is a very interesting Christian, and is only waiting for permission to return to the place where she has been labouring for the last five years.
She was in Ourfa until before the great massacres; at that time they were
caring for some thousands of refugees
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who had made their way on foot from Moush (nearly fifteen days' journey), and had arrived in extreme destitution, with their bodies, as she says, a mass of corruption. From these people Miss M. took the fever, and after some weeks, during which she was unconscious, and was nursed by Miss S., who never left her for more than two hours at a time, she recovered, and eventually was able to come to Smyrna. She says she is all the better for having had this dispensation, and would come on with us at once if the American Board would let her, and the Turks give her the necessary pass. But both of these are withheld at present, and perhaps it is all right, for she is doing good service here in digesting written communications which come from the interior, and sending her copies and translations westward. We have arranged for her to send some of her letters to our friends in England. So you must imagine a bright American Western girl, with her hair just growing afresh on her head after the fever, and as full of enthusiasm for Christ and the people of Christ as a whole platform of Exeter Hall people.
I begin to see that the deeds of Christian heroism which have gone on here,
and are still going on, equal anything in the pages of Eusebius (indeed much
of it is very like his account of the Martyrs of Palestine in the ninth book
of the Ecclesiastical History). Also it is clear that things are far worse
than we thought; perhaps the destitution has reached the point where it is
hopeless to help except by emigration. We hear that from several provinces
the Armenians have petitioned the Sultan either to give them the means of
re-tilling their fields, or to let them leave the
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country, or to send his soldiers back again to put them out of their misery.
We are thinking much on the second head. It looks as absurd as if one proposed to dig up Armenia and carry it away. I had a long talk yesterday with a rich American railroad king, who was passing through Smyrna, on one of the French steamers. He almost promised to take some thousands of Armenians, if I could get them to New York, and locate them in the Western States. Whether anything will come of it, it is hard to predict. But perhaps something like this would have to be done, and we might have to go to the Government about it. It would not cost more than an ironclad, perhaps.1 However, on these things we must not say more at present; only we must be on our guard against acquiescing in hopeless misery, or giving help where it does not really dispel the distress. We shall know more about this when we get a little nearer to the scene of action.
You will probably have seen by the papers that the Turks have stopped the relief in Harpoot, and proposed to take over the relief funds and distribute them by a local committee of their own. I saw the telegrams, which arrived in Constantinople just before we left. They came from Mr. Gates, who is one of the American missionaries, if I remember rightly.2 Mr. Whittall, the chairman of the Constantinople Committee, was sending them on to the ambassador, and I have no doubt that
1 Unfortunately a Government that operates, not to destroy men's lives but to save them, has not yet appeared.
2 This interference with the relief work was afterwards abandoned. — J. R. H.
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immediate pressure will be put on the officials who are so zealously disposed towards the new virtue of charity (but to whom ?). Sir Philip Currie has done a great deal of noble work in this crisis, and must not be condemned for the sins of Lord Beaconsfield, whose policy he has to follow. He is almost the only person in Constantinople who has stood for justice, and has often made himself heard and obeyed.
We have met with astonishing kindness from people of all nationalities and all classes in society. The poorer Armenians in Constantinople seem to have had an inkling of our business, and they have been helpful to us in many little ways. One young man who came to help me bargain for a quilt from a Turkish shop, replied to my thanks for a successful encounter between the buyer and seller, by saying, not "backsheesh," but "it is nothing, it is for our people." And this is only a little specimen of a great deal of kindness that has been showered upon us. The wonder is that the Turkish spies, who are everywhere, have not laid their hands upon us. But, so far, we seem to have escaped.
This evening Helen is going to address a meeting at the Sailors' Rest.
We found a friend of ours in charge of this work, a Miss Turnely from Ireland;
her brother is also here, engaged in educational mission work. It is very
pleasant to find so many of our people everywhere; it makes home nearer, travelling
easier, and the world of a smaller radius; and all these advantages are prized
by us. The last of them is not the least: it is easier to believe in the unity
of humanity in a moderate-sized
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world than in a very large one; and I have had lately a keen feeling of the strong natural ties which defy the severing influences of races and of religions.
Our love with this to all our friends in England. Letters will come now more slowly. God bless you all.
Table of contents
The cover and pages 1-4 | Preface | Table of contents (as in the book)
Turkish Armenia with Route of J.R. & H.B. Harris (a map)
Letter I | Letter II | Letter III | Letter IV | Letter V | Letter VI | Letter VII | Letter VIII
Letter IX | Letter X | Letter XI | Letter XII | Letter XIII | Letter XIV | Letter XV
Letter XVI | Letter XVII | Letter XVIII | Letter XIX | Letter XX | Letter XXI | Letter XXII
Letter XXIII | Letter XXIV | Letter XXV | Letter XXVI | Letter XXVII | Letter XXVIII
Memorandum: Notes of Information from J. R. H. | Letter XXIX | Letter XXX
Letter XXXI | Letter XXXII | Letter XXXIII | Letter XXXIV | Letter XXXV
Letter XXXVI | Letter XXXVII
J. Rendel Harris & B. Helen Harris. Letters from the Scenes of
the Recent Massacres in Armenia. London, James Nisbet & Co.,
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Kosher Meat
Modern halakha (Jewish law) on kashrut classifies the flesh of both mammals and birds as "meat"; fish are considered to be parve (also spelled parev, pareve; Yiddish: parev), neither meat nor dairy.
Mammals: 11:3-11:8
The dietary laws are given in Leviticus 11: "And the Lord spoke to Moses and to Aaron, saying: "speak to the children of Israel, saying, 'These are the living things which you may eat among all the animals that are on the earth.'" (Leviticus 11:1-11:2). Leviticus 11:3 sets down that Jews may eat animals (some translations use "beasts") that have cloven hooves and chew their cud, and Leviticus 11:4 explicitly prohibited the consumption of animals that do not have these characteristics, designating them "unclean to you." Four mammals are specifically prohibited:
"But this is what you shall not eat from among those that bring up their cud or that have split hooves; the camel, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split- it is unclean to you; and the hyrax, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split- it is unclean to you;and the hare, for it brings up its cud, but its hoof is not split- it is unclean to you; and the pig, for its hoof is split and its hoof is completely separated, yet it does not chew its cud- it is unclean to you. You shall not eat of their flesh nor shall you touch their carcass- they are unclean to you."
-Leviticus 11:4-8
All kosher mammals, therefore, are even-toed ungulates and herbivores in the suborder Ruminantia, including several common domesticated animals and many wild animals. Kosher animals include the following:
Bovines (family Bovidae) (cattle (cows), goats, sheep, and antelope)
Musk deer (family Moschidae)
Deer (family Cervidae)
Giraffes and okapis (family Giraffidae)
Pronghorns (family Antilocapridae)
Because of the rule saying that Kosher food has to have parted hoofs, chew cud and eat vegetation, those that prey on other animals will be included as unclean foods.
Kosher Seafood: 11:9-12
In Leviticus 11:9, seafood ("all that are in the waters") is addressed. As was done for mammals, two criteria are given for fish also: whatever has "fins and scales"-- there are several words for scales in Hebrew, and this only referpermanent scales)-- may be eaten. The following verses describe seafood that does not have fins and scales as "an abomination," and commands the Israelites, "of their flesh you shall not eat, and their carcasses you shall detest.
For a fish to be kosher, the fins must be translucent and the scales easily detachable, i.e., removable without ripping the skin. In practice, kosher fish must have either ctenoid or cycloid scales.
Shark, catfish, octopus, squid, jellyfish, and eel are not kosher. All forms of shellfish - (clams, oysters, crab, lobster, and shrimp) - are not kosher. Sea mammals, such as dolphins, whales, and seals are not kosher.
Seaweed and other sea plant life are kosher, but require checking for infestation.
According to Torah tradition, swordfish and sturgeon are not kosher, as they have scales while young but lose them later. Some Conservative rabbis allow their consumption.
Fish is considered parve (neutral) and may be eaten at both meat and dairy meals.
Kosher Birds
Kosher birds include: duck, goose, chicken, turkey, guineafowl and many others. As a general principle, scavenging birds such as vultures and birds of prey such as hawks and eagles (which will eat carrion when they find it) are not considered kosher, while other birds generally are. Leviticus outlines the non-kosher birds; in practice, the identities of the birds listed as non-kosher are not all known, so religious authorities have restricted consumption to specific birds for which Jews have passed down a tradition from generation to generation. Thus birds such as songbirds, which are consumed as delicacies in many societies, may ne kosher in theory, but are not eaten in kosher homes.
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Source: The Wenatchee World
EAST WENATCHEE — At 8 a.m. Thursday PowerHouse Ministry Center opened its doors for the homeless. The temperature hovered around 8 degrees.
PowerHouse is looking for donations to help keep its doors open. The ministry is a day shelter that provides homeless people with a warm place to stay, laundry services, food, clothing and more, said Dave Kleinfeldt, Powerhouse Ministries' co-coordinator. Shalom Church Pastor Samuel Detwiler is retiring and moving to Colorado.
Powerhouse Ministries is located below Shalom Church at 1052 Valley Mall Parkway and the church provides the funding and volunteer support for the organization.
"Many of the other places are great places and you can get hot meals and things like that," Kleinfeldt said of other emergency shelters in the Wenatchee Valley. "But you can't stay on the premise and be in a safe place and be in a safe atmosphere. So we feel very strongly that this place is needed."
Detwiler said he decided to retire from the church because of his wife's health. He appreciated his time in the Wenatchee Valley and has a lot of love for this community. He hopes people will continue to help the homeless here.
"It's time that Christians show more grace and love for those that are hurting and those that don't have their lives altogether and we're trying to lead by example," he said.
Kleinfeldt will be taking over as pastor of Shalom Church, but the congregation's numbers have shrunk over the years, he said. It can no longer support PowerHouse without more help.
The organization pays about $3,000 a month in rent, but for all its services it will need about $4,000 to $5,000 a month.
The day shelter fills an important need in the community, Kleinfeldt said. Nowhere else in Wenatchee or East Wenatchee can people go to shower, do laundry and sleep.
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A collection of stories and essays about what women of a certain age have learned--sometimes the hard way.In You Don't Look Your Age, Sheila Nevins has put together an incredibly surprising, funny and poignant collection of short stories, essays, and poetry that, taken together, tell not only her life story--but the life stories of a generation of women.Nevins has seen it all. A famed documentary producer (many credit her with creating the modern documentary) Nevins has always been behind the scenes. But now it's time for her to take center stage. Nevinswas stopped at every path - as a girlfriend, during motherhood, and with her career. . You Don't Look Your Age is Nevins' chance to tell how things really were, and are, for countless women. Topics she tackles are: frenemies, infidelity, plastic surgery, dieting, Viagra, the heartbreak of young first love, the discomforts of growing old, and a celebration in the long run of what life has to offer.With biting humor, charm, deep insight, wisdom, and surprising poignancy, Nevins has written that rare book that will be shared between mothers and daughters and even granddaughters.
Published: New York :, Macmillan Audio,, [2017]
Edition: Unabridged.
Branch Call Number: SPOKEN CD 791.4302 NEV
Characteristics: 4 audio discs (4 hr., 20 min.) :,CD audio, digital ;,4 3/4 in. digital, optical, rda audio file, CD audio, rda
Alternative Title: You do not look your age [sound recording]
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Moving into harvest time, we are metaphorically dropping our leaves: parts of us are lain bare as the veil between worlds grows thin. While we grow anew and blossom outward throughout Spring and Summer, Harvest represents the turning: releasing that which no longer serves us, we listen to what is singing from within: the messages whispered from our ancestors, from our hearts because it is this which sustains us through Winter. In Mexico, marigold flowers are called El Cempasuchil, or flor de muertos (flower of the dead), as they have a special association with Dia de los Muertos and the altars made to honor those on the other side. These beautiful golden blossoms come into full bloom during this turn toward darker months, offering an opportunity to carry the sun with us: whether through ancestor offerings, dye work, or dried garlands in our homes. The Souvenir collection honors the passing of each season with a rotating offering, infused with botanical dye.
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