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Friday, June 27, 2008
Master Cleanse - Day 4
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Thursday, June 26, 2008
Summers Nook is having a giveaway and everyone is invited.
She's having a big birthday bash! One day chock full of games, door prizes and giveaways featuring fantastic sponsors - June 27, 2008 beginning at 10 a.m. EST.
Finer details are still working themselves out so these are subject to modification:
* Giveaway and comment game posts will be put up every hour on the dot from 10am to 8pm.
* All giveaways and games end at midnight, wherever you are. Most winners will be chosen at random (unless post specifies otherwise) and announced Saturday morning.
* Games require comment participation and will include door prizes.
* Eligibility details for giveaways will be provided in each post.
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Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Master Cleanse - Day 3
No major aches or pains today. Today is a good day.
After I have completed this cleanse, I will share my secrets .... stay tuned.
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"Kick Start Your Copy Writing Process"
Join Lorrie Morgan-Ferrero for a
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This training call happens Thursday, June 26, 2008 1 pm PDT (4 pm EDT)
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You can heal your life
You Can Heal Your Life The Movie is deeply affecting audiences across the globe. For many, Louise's revealing story of self-healing resonates, inspires, and literally changes lives. During this program Louise will share her wisdom, and audience members that have been affected by her work will share their true life stories. This program is certain to be filled with some amazing moments, heart-felt tears, and joyous triumph. Be sure to check it out.
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Definitly, Maybe
5 minutes for mom is having a contest. I am going to enter and you should too.
In honor of the June 24 DVD release of Definitely, Maybe, Universal Studios Home Entertainment wants to hear your proposal stories.
Here is our engagement story. Well our story is like a fairytale. My husband and I actually met when I was in 8th grade, yep that's correct. The problem was that he was 17 turning 18. We "dated" for only a few short months, but did our best to keep up our friendship. Over the years he would drop by and leave cards in the mailbox, at one point he actually came and met my mom and step father. But nothing really progressed until I decided to move away my senior year, to live with my father in TX. We both realized that we missed one another.
For Spring Break that year he flew me back to IL for the week and we hung out and decided that once I graduated he would come and get me in TX and I would come back to IL for a trial "visit". By the time that "visit" was over, he didn't want me to leave.
For my 18th birthday he took me to Lilaca Park in Lombard, IL on the way to meet his parents for dinner (his mother has the same birthday as I do). We walked through the park and we stopped at a park bench where he gave me his "present". The "present" was jewelry box, the funny part was I already had the same jewelry box so I was somewhat disappointed until I was asked the open the jewelry box and inside was my engagement ring. It was very romantic to me. Although he didn't get on one knee, we were dressed up and it was muddy, it was the best. We have been married for 15 years.
You can go to the Definitely, Maybe site and print a $5 off coupon.
Check out the contest at 5 minutes for mom and don't forget to enter.
The winner will receive a prize pack containing three romantic DVDs from Universal Studios: Definitely, Maybe; Love, Actually; and Notting Hill.
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Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Master Cleanse - Day 2
I have not completed the second day of my master cleanse. We had a very ruff start to the day, which started last night, but the day is ending better. That minor headache that I had yesterday bothered me all night long, I kept tossing and turning through the night due to the headache. It continued on into the morning, it wasn't terrible but it was bothersome. Along with that came a much more present upset stomach, I didn't get sick at all, but I just didn't feel good. (As a side note, I went to be later than I should and was only in bed for 6 hours.) I kinda just hung out with the boys and let them play. Finally I rested on the couch for about 30 min (the boys got a "dollar" for letting me rest) and then forced myself to take a nice hot shower. The shower felt good and made me ready for the day. We had some errands to run and as the day went on I started feeling better. I have not had much hunger pains, I generally eat all the time so this is quite surprising. I have decided that my easing into the cleanse is done, and I am just going with it. All and all it really is going well. It does get hard at times seeing as how I still have to feed my family, and I just can't empty all the food out of the house. My will is going strong and so is my cleanse. You are "allowed" to eat Fresh fruit and veg, but I am going to try and hold out until I am really desperate. I bought some frozen stuff, so that I have it if needed.
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Monday, June 23, 2008
New Puppy
Yesterday (Sunday) we finally found our forever dog. We have been without a dog for over 2 years now, our last dog passed right before my second son was born. We then decided to wait till the baby was a little older and less time consuming before adding to the family again. We have been looking for a dog on and off for over a year. We were dedicated to adopting a dog, instead of going through a breeder this time and everytime we found a dog we liked it would get adopted before we got a chance to see it. We went and meet a few dogs at a shelter once, but it didn't work out.
Finally last week my husband found a dog on petfinder.com and we put the call in, it was a little touch and go but it all worked out and we went to look at the little guy yesterday.
At first the boys were not happy and the hour drive was going to be a total loss, but after fully waking up and being around the dog for awhile they were fine and happy. So we have decided to adopt this "little" guy - he is said to be 1/2 sheppard and 1/2 great dane. He is a real cuttie and well behaved for a 3 month old? puppy.
The only sad part is he wasn't ready to come home. They weren't able to fix him yet, so hopefully he will be ready next weekend, and the foster parents are going to bring the puppy to us.
So this all brings me to thinking about all the terrible stories there has been on the news about dog food and the things that get put in it. Have you read the secret truth about dog food report?
You receive dog food recipes with the report, I will not have to pull that back out and make sure that we feed our new addition to the family right so that he will be with us for a long time.
I also found a free secret report on dog training that I will be rereading and following. You can never prepare too much.
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Master Cleanse - Day 1
So far things are going good. Started my day with a Sea Salt Laxative and made a days worth of the Lemonade drink at once, so I don't have to keep making it all day. I have to be a little careful because I did get quite a few seeds in my drink. I have had 2 or 3 glasses of this, the glass that I am drinking out of is bigger than the "serving", but as long as I finish by the end of the day I know I'm okay. I have had the same "large" serving of water, need to get some more in.
So far everything is going fine, just a slight queasy stomach. The rest of the day went fine. Although I don't much care for the cayanne pepper, otherwise the Master Cleanse would be no problem for me. I have had a very minor headache this afternoon, but nothing unbearable.
I have to say, I am doing the 3 day ease into the Master Cleanse, so I do get to eat dinner tonight, yes that's right it is 10:43 and I still haven't had dinner, my hubby is just now on his way home from work.
All and all day one went better than expceted.
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Friday, June 20, 2008
Life and the pursuit of cleaning
I did accomplish getting my office cleaned up this am. That always makes me feel better. I am generally an very neat and organized person but lately life has been getting in the way of that. I need to get more binders, sheet protectors, ink and paper. But everything has a place right now and that is good. I planned on getting some other cleaning done today also, but my computer gave me some problems and that ate up abunch of my time. Oh yay I made 1 sale yesterday. I know most of you guys are celebrating monthly checks, but I am still celebrating sale by sale. This is happy, yet sad.
I have a long list of items that need attention, autoresponders, website, wonderful web giveaway, blogging and I could list many more, but we all get the idea. Well I did get a blog post in!!!! You have to celebrate the little things.
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Money might just be a click away
Of course, even for people who have spent months or years blogging, money from advertising revenue may not add up to a large sum. The amount of money that you can make as a blogger depends on a lot of different factors, but perhaps the most important element of the equation is the topic of your blog. If your blog is on a subject that appeals to a demographic that advertisers have a strong desire to reach, you will be more likely to be able to turn a large profit on your blog than if your blog is on a fairly obscure subject that does not draw the kind of audience that advertisers need to appeal to. Of course, the only way to find out where you fall on this spectrum is to try hosting some ads. If you are already blogging, you have nothing to lose.
As great resource for making money with a blog is Blogging to the Bank 2.0
One guy who uses blogging to his advantage is Rob Benwell. Last year he dished the dirt on the tips and tricks to making a fortune using blogging. But as time passes the old systems become obsolete and new techniques are required. This is where his brand new, fresh off the press blogging to the bank 2 system comes into play.
For those who don't know Rob Benwell, he's the story:
Back in 2005 he was struggleing to make any profit online, had dropped out of college and was getting deep into debt. He was trying all the techniques the gurus tell you and wasn't getting anywhere fast. All of that went in the bin and he started using his own techniques and started making more and more money using simple blogs. In early 2006 he shared this with the world and had a great ebook called blogging to the bank. Tons of people got rich from using these techniques. He then spoke at Online Marketing Legend Yanik Silver's underground Seminar where he revealed even more of his underground strategies.
But as I said earlier, the techniques used in that ebook are now showing there age. Some of them are not even working in the slightest! This is where blogging to the bank 2 comes into play.
It's full of great new techniques that work online right now! Everything's explained in plain English with all the fluff cut out.
Blogging To The Bank 2 teaches you Robs new step by step blueprint to creating highly profitable long term niche blogs using the newest optimization techniques. There's even a section on advanced Search Engine Optimization. Most people think SEO is difficult but Rob explains this nice and simply so even the blogging newbie will understand it.
Blogging To The Bank 2 is a breath of fresh air and I highly recommend it to anyone wanting to make easy money online. Click below for more information about this system
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Wonderful Web Giveaway
The community at Wonderful Web Women have banded together with invited friends to create a collection of over 200 gifts for you. This is a really unique event which is only available for 3 weeks.
You can sign up here to choose as many of these gifts as you like.
Many of these gifts have been created especially for this event and
are donated by men and women from all walks of life. Here are just
a few of the topics covered:
- tools to help you build an Internet business
- ebooks and audios on personal development
- ideas and help on starting a business
- Health and lifestyle gifts on yoga, weight loss and skin care
- fun things like books and videos on music, recipes, jewelery making and gifts for children created by children
Join the Wonderful Web Giveaway
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Thursday, June 19, 2008
Secrets Wednesday
Today is just a simple one: Instead of having a big fancy diaper pail, we save plastic bags from shopping, newspaper delivery, today I even saved the bag our sandwiches came in. Now the trick is to twist the bag and continue to wrap the rest of the bag around the diaper, twist and do it again and again (depending on the size of the bag you are using). Most people just tie it and toss it. If you use my secret it's the equivalent of putting 2 or 3 bags around the diaper.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Master Cleanse Secrets - Step 2
First things first set a start date Monday 6/23/2008. I wanted to start sooner, but we are having company over the weekend and I might want a drink or two.
Second pick the length you want to do the Master Cleanse.
I plan on doing the whole 10 days, it will actually be 13 as I will do the 3 day easy in preparation.
Third I am suppose to start (very honestly) listing the reasons why I want to finish the Master Cleanse.
Yes my first goal is the weight loss, I know some will come back, but it's a starting point
I would love to cut back on the sweets and avoid the sugar highs and lows I experience
I just want to feel like I am doing something to better my health
As sense of accomplishment
Fourth I am suppose to start (very honestly) listing how not finishing the Master Cleanse will have negative effects on my life.
If I don't finish it I will feel like a failure
I won't lose the weight I have been trying to take off since January
I won't get a new dress for the wedding (that is my present to myself when I'm done)
I will keep adding to the list, Friday I will most likely go shopping for my ingredients, I should be able to find the items at Trader Joes (my local Jewel didn't seem to have the maple syrup).
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Tuesday, June 17, 2008
Master Cleanse Secrets - Step 1
So the first step in the process is to read the ebook Master Cleanse Secrets.
It was packed with tons of information and helpful hints on doing and completing the Master Cleanse. It also comes with a commitment/signature sheet and journal sheets for the cleanse.
I will say much of the information is repeated many times in the book and it could be shorter, but all the information given is excellent and very useful. All the secret tips to finish the program are beneficial and there is also information on doing a mini-cleanse alternative if you just can't do a full cleanse.
I can't wait to get started. I will journal my adventure through the master cleanse and the effects and benefits that I come across along the way.
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Picked this up from reading Alyssa's blog Life from my Laptop. Just something fun to start out my Tuesday. Not too bad, the test said so, if I lived in the 1930's. Someone needs to do one for the 2000's.
As a 1930s wife, I am
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Monday, June 16, 2008
Schedules - Family
So here we are we have started another week and I am ready to start a new. Everyday I deal with the tough balance between family and WAH. I tend to put too much pressure on myself to start making money and so I spend too much time working and not enough time with the kids.
I have been making a concerted effort to spend more time with the boys and "schedule" my work time.
Work Schedule - I have been trying to keep to my schedule, but I am still very behind on my emails, surveys and paid to read stuff.
Family Schedule - It has always bugged me that the boys usually never got dressed before lunch/nap time, unless we had somewhere to go. Today we started something new, after breakfast we go brush our teeth and get dressed. Hopefully that will get our day started earlier and make me feel like a better mom.
We are signed up to do a music class all together this summer. That should be some great quality time for us.
Lately I have been very hard on myself, I put all these hours into my blog, website and all that goes with it. Yet I haven't made any money. Why? What am I doing wrong? How do I fix it?
I have added article submission to my list of things to do, this should help me. I guess at the end of the day what I decided is
I am not a bad mother
I am not a loser
I am not lazy
I am not stupid
I am not stuck here
I will make it online
I will find my place
I will be a better person for this
I will make money
I am dedicated
I am a great mother
I am a great wife
Just doing a little affirmation today. I have been having some hard weeks and getting FRUSTRATED.
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Sunday, June 15, 2008
Father's Day
To any and all the wonderful dad's out there, Happy Father's Day.
Father's day is a little hard for me, my dad lives in TX and we are here in IL. My Father-in-Law passed a few years back. Although having little ones of my own, I can now focus on their father (my husband) and let him enjoy his day.
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Friday, June 13, 2008
Blog Directories
That leads me to thinking what other blog directories are there? These are not just for Mom's.
|Blogarama - http://www.blogarama.com/
Lists weblogs by category. Users are invited to post reviews.
|Blog Catalog - http://blogcatalog.com/
Sites are listed by category and can also be searched. Five are selected as top weblogs, along with a spotlight weblog.
|Blogs Collection - http://www.blogs-collection.com/
Grouped by category and country.
|Bloggeries - http://www.bloggeries.com/
Categorized listing of weblogs from around the world.
|Bloogz - http://www.bloogz.com/
Search for weblogs by typing in a keyword. Choose from five languages.
|Guardian Unlimited - Weblog Guide - http://www.guardian.co.uk/weblog/special/0,10627,744914,00.html
A "best of" selection of weblogs grouped by category.
|BlogHop - http://www.bloghop.com/
Portal matching weblogs with readers. Searchable and grouped by categories.
|Blog Dirs - http://www.blogdirs.com/
Human edited weblog directory. Sites from all languages welcome.
|BlogScholar - http://www.blogscholar.com/
Academicportal featuring a directory of academic weblogs as well as the latest news and trends.
|Industry Blogs - http://www.industry-blogs.com/
Cataloging the business blogosphere.
|BlogSweet.com - http://www.blogsweet.com/
Human-edited directory.
|High Class Blogs - http://www.highclassblogs.com/
Nonprofit directory. Awards are given out at the end of each quarter for the best weblog in each category.
|Blogoriffic - http://www.blogoriffic.com
Free weblog directory and blogger community.
|The Ageless Project - http://jenett.org/ageless/
Web logs by birthdate. Includes screenshots of the front page of each weblog listed.
|5 Star Blogs - http://www.5starblogs.com/
Human edited directory and search engine. English-language sites only, and no adult or illegal sites.
|Blurt it! - http://www.blurtit.com/
Free self moderated directory.
|Quick Blog Directory - http://www.quickblogdirectory.com/
Organized by category.
|Blogroll.net - http://www.blogroll.net/
Listed by popularity.
|XHTML Friends Network - http://www.xhtmlfriends.net/
Weblogs and personal sites organized by the personal links between them. XFN sites.
|Kmax Blog Links - http://www.kmax.ws/bloglinks.htm
Alphabetical list. Links to weblog related resources. Top 20 ranking of the most popular and frequently updated weblogs.
|Blog Announce - http://blogannounce.info/
Free-for-all links listing for sites, organized by category.
|TheVital.Net - http://www.thevital.net/
Free categorized and searchable directory for weblog and news sites. All entries are manually reviewed.
|Blogadr - http://www.blogadr.com/
Free listings, with no link back required. Human-edited directory of personal and corporate blogs.
|BlogDir - http://www.blogdir.co.uk/
Free weblog directory, with no link back required. Human edited personal and company weblog directory.
|Royal Artist Club - http://www.royalartistclub.com
Provides a place for bands to communicate directly with fans, without middlemen.
|Bigger Blogger - http://www.biggerblogger.com
Free listings, sorted by category.
|Blogwidow.com - http://www.blogwidow.com
A resource and reference site for web logging and weblogs.
|Blog Flux Directory - http://dir.blogflux.com/
Based on tagging with related weblogs.
|Blog Search Engine - http://www.blogsearchengine.com
Search engine and directory listings of weblogs and tools.
|GetBlogs.com - http://www.getblogs.com/
Human edited directory.
|FindingBlog.com - http://www.findingblog.com/
Searchable directory. Ranks the top 10 hottest sites in each category.
|Bloggernity - http://www.bloggernity.com/
Searchable directory with a forum.
|Blogs Rating - http://www.blogsrating.com/
Categorized by subject with ability for users to rate and post their comments about listed sites.
|Blog Hot or Not - http://blog.hotornot.com/
View random weblogs and rate them from 1 to 10.
|Blogdust - http://www.blogdust.com/blog-directory/
Categorized listings sorted by topic.
|Blog Point - http://www.blogpoint.com/
Categorized by topics.
|BlogBunch - http://www.blogbunch.com/
Topical listings.
|I2blog - http://i2blog.com/
Categorizing bloggers by their country, interest, and zodiac signs.
|BlogCharts - http://www.blogcharts.net/
Find weblogs by popularity or rating.
|The Octopus Files - http://www.angelfire.com/journal2/benway68/index.html
Alphabetized listing includes excerpts from posts to give the reader an idea of what they're like.
|Wutzle - http://wutzle.com
Allows users to rate listings in the directory.
|Blog Ratings - http://www.blogratingz.com/
Allows users to post and read ratings and reviews of sites organized by topic. Part of the Ratingz network.
|Blog Universe - http://www.bloguniverse.com/ general submission costs $4.99
Directory of weblogs as submitted and categorized by the site owners. Weblog, podcast, and video log directory.
|Britblog.com - http://www.britblog.com/
A weblog directory solely for British bloggers from all over the world.
|Business Blog Directory - http://www.iblogbusiness.com/
A collection of business and corporate weblogs.
|Sports Blogs - http://sportsblogs.org/
Listing weblogs on sports.
|Top 100 Bloggers - http://www.top100bloggers.com/
General top weblog rankings.
|Today.com - http://www.today.com/
Categorizes by topic.
|Blogtagstic - http://www.blogtagstic.com/
Every weblog submitted is manually reviewed before inclusion. Searchable by tags.
|Big Blog Media - http://www.bigblogmedia.com/
Containing articles and reviews.
|Start4all: Weblogs - http://www.start4all.com/?A=page&subject=weblog
Startpage with links of webloggers. This page contains bloggers all over the world with interesting stories. Also
links of famous webloggers and weblog tools, media, portals and meetings.
|Delightful Blogs - http://www.delightfulblogs.com/
Collection of blogs written by and for women on a wide variety of topics.
|Alliance Of The Anonymous - http://macstansbury.blogspot.com/
Lists members who have posted the organization logo on their weblog.
|BlogStreet - http://www.blogstreet.com/
Profiles, RSS ecosystem, and search.
|Top Blogs - http://blogs.tomstopsites.com/
A toplist-style ranking tool, where readers vote for their favorite weblogs.
|Blog Toplist - http://www.blogtoplist.com/
Categorized and sorted by popularity.
Blogoozle - http://www.blogoozle.com/ costs $3 to submit listing
This should keep us busy.
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Article Marketing Secrets- Conclusion
Monday we discussed Article Marketing - Articles
Tuesday we discussed Article Marketing - Submitting
What's left? The Misc stuff
Let others use your articles, along with your byline which will tell visitors who wrote it and how they can contact you, on their website. This will help to promote your own website and bring you in traffic through the search engine optimization and promotional efforts of others. For you this means absolutely free marketing just for writing a quick article about a subject that you are already familiar with. The more people who use your article as content on their website, the more potential traffic you will receive.
One way of promoting your website and product can be achieved for free. As an additional bonus, this "free" method can boost your sites and sales, doubling and even tripling your income. Articles. One of the easiest ways to promote your website in order to generate traffic and increase your earnings.
How can article writing boost traffic and income?
The article on the free content site contains a link to your own website. Readers, after reading your articles, may choose to click on the link and pay you an unexpected visit. Having them on the free content sites is also making these articles available to other webmasters who may wish to publish that article on their site.
If they do, your article will include a link back to your site. And anyone who reads the article on that site can still click on the link to visit your site.
As the list of your published articles grow larger, and more and more of them are appearing on different websites, the total number of links to your site increases also. Major search engines are placing a lot of significance on incoming links to websites so they can determine the importance of a certain site.
The more incoming links the website has, the more importance search engines attach to it. This will then increase your website's placement in the search results.
If you site is into promoting a product or service, the links that your articles have achieved will mean more potential customers for you. Even if visitors only browse through, you never know if they might be in need of what you are offering in the future.
There are also those who already have specific things they need on their mind but cannot decide yet between the many choices online. Chances are, they may stumble upon one of your articles, gets interested by the contents you wrote, go to your site and became enticed by your promotions. See how easy that is?
Search engines do not just index the websites, they also index published articles. They also index any article that is written about your own website's topic. So once someone searches for that same topic, the list of results will have your site or may even show the articles that you have written.
And to think, no effort on your part was used to bring them to your site. Just your published articles and the search engines.
It is no wonder why many webmasters are suddenly reviving their old writing styles and taking time to write more articles about their site than doing other means of promotion.
Getting their site known is easier if they have articles increasing their links and traffic and making it accessible for visitors searching the internet. Since many people are now taking their buying needs online, having your site on the search engines through your articles is one way of letting them know about you and your business.
The good thing with articles is that you can write about things that people would want to know about. This can be achieved in the lightest mood but professional manner, with a little not-so-obvious sales pitch added.
If you think about it, only a few minutes of your time is spent on writing one article and submitting to free content site. In the shortest span of time also, those are distributed to more sites than you can think of. Even before you know what is happening, you are getting more visitors than you previously had.
If you think you are wasting your time writing these articles, fast forward to the time when you will see them printed and wide-spread on the internet. Not to mention the sudden attention and interest that people are giving your website and your products or services.
Try writing some articles and you will be assured of the sudden surge in site traffic, link popularity and interest. Before you know it, you will be doubling and even tripling your earnings.
Nothing like getting benefits for something you got for free.
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Wednesday, June 11, 2008
Update, Secrets, Internet Marketing Secrets
Tomorrow we will be back to the Article Marketing information
Updates for this week:
Family - 3 of the 4 people (including myself) have some sort of cold or allergy thing going on. My husband has a dosey of cold and had to go into work today, as it's his partners day off. I have a runny nose that I am hoping stays just that. My little guy is the one that I worry about everytime he gets a runny nose or something it always turns into a cough and wheezing, see as how I have asthma I am concerned for him. I still have some cough/cold medicine left from the last time I took him to the doctor, if that doesn't help I will have to take him to our regular doctor and see what we can do for him. So the only one not sick is my older son, but he gets a little drip here and there.
Business - I have been getting some great click through rates for 1 particular product on my website and yet no purchases. This is really starting to frustrate me and I have tried many a different things. So I am still working on that.
I have been trying to work on my website and adding new information and have added an Internet Marketing Secret/Tools page which will showcase some sort of internet marketing tool every month. I have been going through alot of information and checking out helpful programs. I try to use mom networks stuff whenever possible. If you have any helpful places to get mommy resources and tools let me know.
So for my Wednesday share your secret day -
Check out The 7 Figure secrets I have been reading it and there are many helpful tips and secrets to making the money you deserve.
Go a secret tip for family or business you would like to share. Let me know.
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Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Article Marketing Secrets - submitting
Article directories are websites that house free articles. These articles are usually put there by whoever owns the copyright to them as a promotion method. Each article has the owners byline placed under it so that those who eventually read the article will know who wrote it (or at least who owns it) and will be able to get in contact with or visit their website for further information.
Articles directories are a great place to put your articles so that they will make you money. By using this method, people who are interested in your product or service will see your article, view you as an expert in the subject, and will visit your website.
Let's take a real life example. Imagine that you are an accountant working from home. You write an article on an accounting topic and place it on various article directories. Those who are looking for the subject you wrote about will read your article, see that you have the knowledge and skill that is needed to do a job for them, and visit your website or contact you via e-mail. Your article just gained you a new client who may not use your services regularly, but will definitely give you a nice profit at least once.
Furthermore, since you have posted it on a free article directory, others who have affiliate websites about accounting will inevitably use your article for their website. Since they must attach your byline to it, this will bring you even more exposure for every website that re-posts your article. This because you will be benefiting off of the traffic that they get on their website.
There are numerous article directories out there for you to utilize. Your bet best is to put a copy of each of your articles on a selection of your choosing for maximum exposure. It will eventually help to bring more traffic and customers to your website, which will lead to new orders and more profit.
The secrets to article submission and the options:
1. You can search article directories and go to each site and fill out the forms and register and manually send articles to each site. You will need to maintain a password for all of your directories and don't forget to bookmark them all.
2. You will find companies that will do article submissions for you for a price.
3. You will find companies that will give you a comprehensive list of article submission sites and/or article distribution lists.
3. You can purchase programs that will do this for you.
Article Submitter is the best of both worlds - you can start out with the free version (which submits to 85 sites), or you can upgrade to 688 sites for $97.
Some additional tips
1. If the goal of your article is to drive traffic to your site then have 2 or 3 active links in your resource box.
2. If the goal of your article is to build your opt-in list then have 1 active link in your resource box.
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Monday, June 9, 2008
Article Marketing Secrets - Articles
some articles submitted. What does that mean, what do I do, and how do
I do it. This is the secret that I would like to delve into this week. I have search around and tried to uncover the secrets to this art or article marketing. Making money with articles can be fairly easy for anyone. If you are a quick learner and great reader, then you can learn everything you need to know right from the Internet without any previous training needed. This is probably the best fact about niche website Internet marketing. If you are new to the business, your best bet is to ease into it.
The secret to article marketing is the articles and your options:
- Create your own great articles
If you cannot or do not wish to write your articles yourself, you can search different outsourcing companies to find a freelance writer to help you grow your business and your website. These freelancers will ghost write articles for you which means that you will own all copyrights to the material that is produced to do with what you want. Freelance writers have a talent for writing, however, they would rather make quick money off of writing for others, rather than taking the time to build a niche website that will need to be heavily marketed and promoted to begin earning revenue. They are usually not marketers, but rather people who have a gift for the written word. Finding the right freelance writer to produce your revenue generating articles can take a bit of time, however, if you find one that can easily take on another regular client and the two of you work well together, then that one difficult search will turn into a lot of profitable articles. When you start your search, you may want to begin with a very small group of articles, just in case you happen too hook up with a writer that you are less than thrilled with. It is important to keep in mind that there are several different types of writing and each writer might be highly skilled in one area, yet lack in another. For example, there is creative/fiction writing, biographical writing, news writing, general informational article writing, critical writing, copy-writing, poem/verse writing, technical writing, medical writing, essay/report writing, and sports writing. Although a writer may be highly skilled in one area, many freelance writers spread themselves out into others areas as well. So, it is critical that the writer you choose can produce the type of content that you need.
3. Purchase an article writing program.
tired of spending hours and hours researching each article that you write? Well STOP that manual
article research and look into an article writing program. (This is the option that I am most considering, just to write this article took me 1hour.)
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Give me Five
Give me 5 tips or tricks for keeping your house clean and clutter-free.
1. We (the boys) have to clean up their toys before moving on to another play area.
2. I go through the junk once per week on the stuff that is visible and once per month in the junk drawer, if it's still there you probably don't need it.
3. I vacuum daily, it beats sweeping 10x per day.
4. Bins, containers, ect and lots of them.
5. I am big on throwing things out, if you don't need it or want it get ride of it. Just not anything tax or business related keep that stuff forever. Unless it's clothes I seem to hold on to those forever. (I will fit in them again, haha).
The 'Give Me Five' Monday meme is designed to share fun information with each other in a simple short list! Here's how it works. Each week, I will put out a random topic from my list of topics and you share 5 answers of your choice on the given topic and link back here! You can add photos, links or stories or just a simple list of your own 5 things that relate to the topic as it pertains to you and your life experiences. It doesn't have to be in any order of importance unless otherwise specified.
Sign up for weekly reminder emails @ email@example.com.
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Sunday, June 8, 2008
Filsaime Releases The 7 Figure Secrets And Gives it Away Free!
This was recommended by one of my mentors. I just received my free report and have read it several times already. Now I am a little late getting on board with this so you might need to act fast, last I checked there was a few left.Mike has such great information I just had to pass this along. There are upsells, of course, and most of them are very great offers, but just getting the free report is great.
Here is some background information about why he is giving it away for free.
Back in February of 2007, Mike Filsaime held a secret Private Workshop at an
undisclosed location.
Over 100 people paid $5000 for the Workshop.
He then took those DVD's (Which now sell for $1297) and sold it out in record
fashion in under 7 days to 2500 people. Since then... over 3000 people have paid
for that information.
The success stories that followed have changed the face of Internet Marketing.
(Filsaime, along with his 37 Staff Members, will do $10,000,000 this year in
sales and is credited with showing other marketers how to grow a 7 figure
Big Deal?
Recently, Mike hired a "TOP GUN" Internet Marketing Expert and Copywriter (That
also attended the event.)
Mike Paid this "TOP GUN" $25,000 to watch all 16 DVD's of "The 7 Figure Code" and
condense it into a Masterpiece...
An 85 Page report, no fluff, with all of the Gold nuggets, Pearls of Wisdom, and
action plans for you to get in a 1 hours' read.
That's right, what 100 people paid $5000 for, and had to sit through 3 days, you
will get all of the information crammed into 1 report that you can read in 1
NOW HERE IS THE INSANE PART - IT's FREE
That is right, Mike Filsaime was going to sell it for $297.00 and was planning
on selling 3000 copies in 7 days.
They are already printed, spiral bound, and sitting at the warehouse ready to
But Mike has decided to ship it to you for...
*** Free *** (Only While supplies Last.)
All Mike Asks is that you pay the shipping (about $8 or so)
That is it. You do NOT have to buy it. You simply tell him where to ship it and
he will send it to you for... nothing, zip, nada!
But... IT GET'S EVEN BETTER...
>>> Mike was going to upsell the 18 Full Color Process Maps. ($197 Value)
Mike hired the best Internet Marketing experts on Process Mapping, Rich
Schefrens' Strategic Profits, to produce these process maps based on each DVD...
18 in all.
Mike has decided to move the FREELINE even further and give you access to these
for Free too (also VERY limited time)
And to prove that Mike has lost his mind (and has clearly landed on the North
Pole of Mars,) he is also giving you is best selling
"The Butterfly Marketing Manuscript 2.0" ($97 Value) for Free as well! (I have started to read this too.)
So here is a RECAP of what you get Free
- The 7 Figure Secrets Printed and Shipped to you Door
- The 18 Full Color Process Maps
- The Butterfly Marketing Manuscript Version 2.0
Limited Time and ONLY while supplies last...
So, if you want to GET your hands on The 7 Figure Secrets, go
NOW to: Click Here
You have the back ground now here is the reason:
By joining, you will receive a membership of his newIf you are still interested. What I did was write down the CS number to make sure I have it, just in case I don't care for the magazine trial.
color-printed, mail magazine which costs $29.95/month after the
first trial month.
AH! OK, so this makes a little more sense!
So I asked:
"How hard will it be to cancel if I don't want the magazine
They replied that the cancellation process will be very
simple, well documented, and supported by a full time call
center. You many cancel anytime.
"Why are you doing this?" - I asked...
They replied that they are trying to build their client
base for the magazine fast to create some legitimacy for
the future. The 7 Figure Secretes and Butterfly Marketing
Transcript give-away is temporary and only for the launch.
Are you still interested, it really is a great offer.
Secure your copy here...
Click Here
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
Blogging and promoting it with Web 2.0 marketing, one beginner's discovery.
Blogging and promoting it with Web 2.0 marketing, one beginner's discovery.
It's all over the internet you can quickly start making money on the internet, just start a blog. Now you can't just blog about anything and expect it to get read, get subscribers or make money. You need to pick a topic and a niche within that topic and give it a catchy (memorable) blog name. So you go to blogger.com, cause we want to start out with the least amount of expenses as possible (free is good), to register and get started.
Now you need do some blog postings. Writing an article doesn't just mean putting down thoughts into words then typing and writing it. You have to capture the interest of your readers and get them to keep on reading. To send your message across you have to get the attention of the reader and have a firm grasp of their interest and pique their curiosity.
The main ingredient in baking up an article is a large dose of creativity. While creativity may come natural to many people, some others have to work a little harder. Putting words into images in the readers mind is an art. A clear and crisp depiction requires a certain flair that only creativity can provide. The way an article gets entwined word for word, sentence by sentence then paragraph by paragraph into a whole article develops the essence of the article. You can get help with article writing Click Here!
So now you've started and are on your way, do you just sit back and let SEO do its work? I wouldn't.
So where do we go next, how to we get people to our blog? Now is the time to start integrating some Web 2.0 Marketing.
It is finally starting to click with me, what needs to be done and the steps that need to be taken.
Step One:
1. Have you set up/picked the social networks you would like to work with. There are many to choose from and to try and participate in them all would be time consuming. So I recommend you pick a few (include at least one of the top web 2.0 networks and social networks (digg, mixx, stumbleupon, twitter, myspace, facebook and many others) and go from there.
2. Write the best article you can muster, no direct sales pitches here, on whatever topic relates to your blogging world, post it and then we start having some fun.
3. Submit your article to Digg, Mixx, stumbleupon or whatever platforms you have chosen.
4. Let people know you have posted to your blog through twitter, myspace, facebook whatever social networks you have decided to use.
5. Repeat steps 1 thru 4…….
In the end it all comes down to the friend of a friend of a friend theory. Well go with 90% of your subscribers, readers and ultimately your customers at some point were referred or found you through your "friend" network and if they stay you are bound to get more of those referrals.
Let's get out there and make some FRIENDS.
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Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Share your secret Wednesday
Share you secret Wednesday:
Do you have a secret tip, idea or trick that you use in your business or at home that you would like to share. Share it here.
I am new to this WAHM business, but one secret that I am learning along the way is to schedule. One thing that I am trying to implement are to divide up my online work over the course of the week. I can't do it all on one day or all everyday for that matter. So I have set certain days of the week for certain projects.
- Monday - focus on blog, maybe make an outline of topics for the week and start working on the blogs
- Tuesday - investigate products and information for my website
- Wednesday - work on website layout, add new information/products, start working on email/newsletters
- Thursday - work on survey and other misc money makers
- Friday - work on sample requests and email cleanup, updates in social networks
- Saturday - minimun - if I keep to my schedule
- Sunday - take a whole day off - well I am a little addicted so this might never happen.
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Link Exchange
What it boils down to is a central place where you can give and request reciprocal links. You have to setup a link are on your site and of course the first link would need to be Simply Linkings link, since the process is free. It is a pretty good system to get links to your site and you have the ability to choose who does and doesn't get a link.
Free Link Exchange - Find link partners fast and easily at SimplyLinking.com
Effective SEO Comes Cheap
Search engine optimization or SEO is the hottest way to drive targeted traffic to your website. Maximizing the benefits of a well-SEO'ed website will yield lots of earnings for the marketer. However, SEO-ing your site might cost you thousands of dollars if you are such a newbie on this field.
But to tell you the truth, you can essentially get information on low cost SEO anywhere in the Internet. But only several really show you how to work out an affordable search engine optimization endeavor. And those few that really inform include this article.
1. Link exchanges
One cheap SEO method that can get you best results is through link exchanges or linking to and from other web sites. Depending on the websites that you would like to exchange links with, this tool could even cost you nothing at all. Contact the author or owner of the web site you want to have a link exchange with. You will be surprised with the eventual spiking up of your page ranking using this means of getting your website optimized.
2. Write or acquire key word rich articles
Writing truly informative and keyword-rich articles is one surefire way to make your Internet business more visible than ever. It's either you write your own articles or you get them from article directories that allow you to post these articles on your website as long as you keep the resource box or the author's byline in tact. Just don't stuff your articles with keywords that even idiots would get bore of reading them. The readability and freshness of your articles will still be the basis of whether your writers will keep on coming back to your website or not.
3. Catchy Domain Name
What better will make your target visitors remember your website but with a very easy-to-recall domain name. Something sweet and short will prove to be very invaluable. Registering your domain name is not for free. But creativity is.
4. Organize your site navigation
Providing easy steps in navigating your site is one way to make your visitors become at ease with your site. This, in turn, will improve the flow of traffic to your website.
Low cost SEO is always evolving like any other approach in information technology. There are many methods that can very well land you on the top ten rankings of Google or on any other search engines. Some may cost a lot but there are methods that can give you the same results at a low price or you can even do on your own such as those mentioned above.
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RSS Feeds
I have made some progress with my blog, I finally added the RSS Feed and you can now receive my feed or join my email list. I have been needing to do this for sometime nowand got a little push the other night. I am using FeedBurner, it seems to be a pretty common feed service.
If you are new to this like me here are the basics:
You probably have seen this three-letter acronym in the course of your internet surfing. RSS stands for Really Simple Syndication or Rich Site Summary; syndicating means republishing an article that comes from another source such as a website.
An RSS is a means of publicizing updates about websites. It may or may not include a summary and photos of the latest posting. But those that provide summaries (thus Rich Site Summary) allow users to skim through the article so that they could decide later on if they want to access the website source. The RSS feed usually contains the title of the update originating from the website. It is also usually the link to the website source.
What are the benefits of RSS?
RSS gives benefits to both readers (users) and web publishers.
1. It gives you the latest updates.
Whether it is about the weather, new music, software upgrade, local news, or a new posting from a rarely-updates site learn about the latest as soon as it comes out.
2. It saves on surfing time.
Since an RSS feed provides a summary of the related article, it saves the user's time by helping s/he decide on which items to prioritize when reading or browsing the net.
3. It gives the power of subscription to the user.
Users are given a free-hand on which websites to subscribe in their RSS aggregators which they can change at any time they decide differently.
4. It lessens the clutter in your inbox.
Although your email address will be required to enjoy the services of online RSS aggregators, RSS does not use your email address to send the updates.
5. It is spam free.
Unlike email subscriptions, RSS does not make use of your email address to send updates thus your privacy is kept safe from spam mails.
6. Unsubscribing is hassle-free.
Unlike email subscriptions where the user is asked questions on why s/he is unsubscribing and then the user would be asked to confirm unsubscribing, all you have to do is to delete the RSS feed from your aggregator.
7. It can be used as an advertising or marketing tool.
Users who subscribe or syndicate product websites receive the latest news on products and services without the website sending spam mail. This is advantageous to both the web user and the website owner since advertising becomes targeted; those who are actually interested in their products are kept posted.
What are the drawbacks of RSS?
The disadvantages of RSS use are brought about by its being a new technology and some user-preference concerns.
1. Graphics and photos do not appear in all RSS feeds.
For conciseness and ease of publication, RSS feeds do not display the photos from the original site in announcing the update except for some web-based aggregators
2. The identity of the source website can be confusing.
Since RSS feeds do not display the actual URL or name of the website, it can sometimes get confusing on what feed a user is actually reading.
3. Publishers cannot determine how many users are subscribed to their feed and the frequency of their visits. Moreover, they would not know the reasons why users unsubscribe which could be important in improving their advertising.
4. RSS feeds create higher traffic and demands on the server.
Most readers still prefer the whole update over a brief summary of the entry, thus they still access the site.
RSS and Internet Marketing
The original idea of RSS came from Netscape, where their intention is to provide a means for users to customize their personal homepage to contain links to websites that interest them, similar to bookmarking websites.
The application of RSS to internet marketing was an unforeseen development to RSS technology developers. Since users are given the freedom to add RSS feeds to their aggregators, those who are interested in particular products and services available in the internet can now be notified real time. Marketing becomes more specific to interested people and not a hit-and-miss operation.
Those who intend to use RSS for marketing their products and services should consider linking up with email account providers, (e.g. Yahoo, MSN, Google mail); networking websites (e.g. Friendster, Multiply, My Space, Hi5); websites of newspapers and television network websites (e.g. New York Times, CNN) for medium to big-scale companies. Small-time industries can also look into networking websites as well as personal blog websites (e.g. Blogspot) and websites of clubs and organizations that would probably make use of their products or services e.g. a fishing supplies store can look for the website of their local fishing club for possible RSS marketing.
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Monday, June 2, 2008
How to ......
A few weeks ago I participated in Mommyfest and blog party (which was alot of fun and helpful). During Mommyfest participated in a contest where I listened to a guest speaker interview and entered a comment. Well I ended up winning a prize. I won a free ebook from Just Add Sweat. I picked out an ebook on How to Start a Recipe Blog for fun and profit. I really couldn't be more happy with my choice. This book starts from the beginning of initial concept, to picking a niche topic, to setting up a blog and so on. It was really a great ebook and since that is my secret passion (well collecting cookbooks is), this is my next blog I hope to start getting under way. This book has really given me some good tips and ideas. This information also come with a blogging calendar with useful blogging ideas by month, an audio interview, resources for articles and artwork, and much more useful information.
If you have any interest in starting a recipe blog this is the place to go to get started, you will find a great resource to help you throughout the process. I would always be willing to help anyway I can along your journey too.
Again that link is How to start a recipe blog
"It is not in doing what you like, but in liking what you do that is the secret of happiness" James Matthew Barrie Quote
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Sunday, June 1, 2008
Oh what fun!
I am suppose to post 7 random things about myself.
1. I used to work in direct mail (junk mail)
2. I really could eat pizza everyday
3. We have an African Gray bird
4. I love going for walks, they are very soothing to me
5. I would love to find someway to help people in my online venture, I am a great listener and very compassionate
6. I love reading books and magazines, although I rarely have time, I am about 1 year behind on my Guideposts
7. I love being tagged and learning about other people
Your it
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Category Archives: Buddha
Borrowed Words (3): KINDNESS
In Japanese landscape gardening the word shakkei means "borrowed view." The designer "borrows," or incorporates, any view beyond property borders, thereby visually enlarging his own property and landscape. In tough times of winter and darkness, cold and wind and discouragement, borrowed words have brought me (and … Continue reading
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A New Strain: "Last Gasp" Morning Glories!
When my gardening neighbor planted the vines on the other side of the trellis shared by our patios, I was delighted. The quickly climbing green leaves made no distinction between thine and mine. They clambered through the lattice to my side as … Continue reading
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Knitting up that Sleeve!
Sleep that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care — You may be thinking that Shakespeare had a bit of a spelling problem. Actually, though, he didn't. Spelling hadn't been codified yet in Elizabethan times, and so people pretty much … Continue reading
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Non-Violence and Hard Boiled Eggs
I make really good egg salad. Which, of course, starts with hard-boiled eggs. When my egg salad comes to the table, it looks great, usually in its blue-and-white Chinese bowl, maybe some thin-sliced radishes adorning it, maybe nothing at all, … Continue reading
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The Buddha Speaks of Happiness —
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The Jewel in the Lotus —
Anyone who's flirted even mildly with Tibetan Buddhism knows this mantra for chanting: Om mani padme hum. What does it mean? "Hail, The Jewel is in the Lotus." But what does that mean? Even though I've chanted it myself (although I am … Continue reading
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A PRP face lift is a way to use the body's own platelet rich plasma to improve overall appearance. At CN Medical Aesthetics in Park Ridge, Illinois, this treatment goes well beyond the basic facial. The PRP face lift can help patients look much younger without the need for surgery.
A PRP face lift is a type of skin rejuvenation that employs platelet rich plasma (PRP) taken from the patient's own body. The reintroduction of platelet rich plasma to the face can be beneficial in multiple ways, including collagen stimulation and skin recovery.
The PRP face lift process begins with a quick and easy blood draw. The blood is drawn from the arm, and the process is similar to any typical blood draw. A PRP face lift requires a small sample of blood (approximately 1.5. oz.) of blood. The blood is placed in a special machine, a closed sterile system that will generate centrifugal force to remove the PRP from the other part of the blood. After this, the platelets are highly concentrated to around triple their usual blood values. The platelets are activated with additional growth and healing substances to maximize their ability to heal and rejuvenate. The platelets are then injected with very fine needles. This injection process, known as microneedling, allows for delivery of the patient's own PRP, deep into the skin where it can start repair and rejuvenation quickly.
A PRP face lift can add volume in areas where it's needed, such as facial folds. Fine lines and wrinkles can be greatly minimized or even totally eliminated. The skin usually looks younger, more toned, and more clear after a PRP face lift. This type of facial can be an excellent way to achieve a more youthful and rejuvenated look overall.
Many people see results right away. Most people immediately notice that folds, wrinkles, and lines in the face have started to fill in. It usually takes a couple of weeks to see optimal results.
Patients often experience continued skin improvement for 12-15 months after a PRP treatment. To achieve the very best results, patients may want to combine a PRP face lift with laser skin treatment. Low level laser therapy can help the skin heal quickly and can amplify the effects of the PRP treatment.


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Hitomi is of mixed Japanese-German descent, and had been trained in karate from a very young age. In the past, she had found and rescued Ein who had lost his memories, and while they were learning karate in her father's dojo, she had begun to develop feelings for him. He, however, chose to leave her behind to re-discover his own past. Now, Hitomi continues her own training with her feelings towards him still hidden close to her heart.
A well-balanced fighter in terms of speed, power, and reach, she also uses moves that combine both offensive and defensive elements in one.
Country : Germany
Age : 20
Blood Type : O
Height/Weight : 160cm/49kg
Occupation : College Student/Karate Instructor
Favorite food or drink : Sachertorte
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National Stress Awareness Day
Today (2nd November) you may or may not know has been National Stress Awareness Day, one of the many awareness day ran to raise awareness of a particular issue or cause.
Organised by ISMA (International Stress Management Association UK) it aims to highlight the importance of stress management, which according to recent research by insurance company AXA has almost doubled in the last four years.
Now in it's 13th year, with this year's theme being "Wellbeing and Resilience at Work " the day aims to raise awareness of stress issues and in particular encourage more companies to take steps to reduce stress to their workers, as well as providing information hints and tips around measurer's and techniques you can use to reduce stress.
If you're have any particular issues around stress the ISMA website has a range of how to's and guides including links to a top 10 sheet on steps to stress free living. You can view these by clicking here
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Rob Tillman is the president of Ortho Rehab & Specialty Centers. In 1986, he received his degree in physical therapy from the University of Missouri. Rob immediately saw the need to attain a level of clinical competence that would allow him to effectively address the complex needs of his patient population. With this in mind, he enrolled in a post graduate residency training program with the Sorlandets Institute which later became known as the Ola Grimsby Institute. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopedic Manual Physical Therapy and American Academy of Physical Therapy.
Rob attained the highest level of clinical certification available in the field of orthopedic rehabilitation. Since then, he has received international recognition for his research on the lumbo pelvic system and has written benchmark works on the thoracic and cervical regions, as well. Rob has presented at several national and international conferences on a wide range of healthcare-related topics. He is also a recognized authority in the arena of sports medicine, having been credited with the rehabilitation design and training programs for many professional athletes and organizations including professional baseball, a Superbowl MVP quarterback, an NBA championship-winning power forward and a four-time golf world long drive champion.
Eric Seaman, PT, DPT is the clinic manager at the Little Rock location for Ortho Rehab and Specialty Centers. Eric is a Little Rock, Arkansas native who graduated from Catholic High School in 2006. He received a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville in 2010. Eric graduated from the University of Central Arkansas with his Doctorate of Physical Therapy in 2013. He attended the Ola Grimsby Institute and completed the Orthopedic Manual Therapy Residency Program in 2017. Eric is the lead Physical Therapist for the University of Arkansas at Little Rock and works closely in conjunction with their athletic trainers.
Eric is specialized in the treatment of orthopedic problems with an emphasis on low back pain and neck pain. Eric has experience working with athletes from the professional level to the high school level.
When he is not working, Eric enjoys spending time with his wife and two daughters, hunting, and playing golf.
Timia Watson, PT, DPT, was raised in Little Rock, AR and graduated from Parkview High School in 2009. Timia spent most of her childhood playing basketball, participating in dance recitals and supporting her siblings. She received her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of Central Arkansas in 2014. Timia was very involved at UCA which is where she found her passion for helping other people. Timia continued to earn her Doctorate of Physical Therapy degree in 2018.
She completed her final rotation at Ortho Rehab & Specialty Centers and began her professional career shortly after. Timia took a strong interest in pelvic health and implemented the pelvic floor program at Ortho Rehab & Specialty Centers. She has specialized training in pelvic floor therapy through the Herman & Wallace Institute.
In her spare time, Timia enjoys spending time with her family, watching basketball, serving her community and cheering on the Uconn Huskies women's basketball team.


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I have a landscape with maple bonsai setting which is bundled with our maple trees bundled. It is now late winter and early spring time, most of the maple tree have already started to have new buds and new branches. But one of my maple tree do not have any sign of life at all, no new buds, no new branches. some of the existing branch starts to dry up. There are still some branches with the life maple red color, but it is just not making any buds. how do I know if my maple tree is dead? if it is not dead yet, Can I still save it? What can I do to make it thrill again in the spring? or if it is dead, how should I take care of the rest of the trees?
i.e. The lower bark of the dying maple is peeling away due to some moss growth.


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With the electronic gadgets available today, you can stay connected 24/7, but should you? Yes, you can reach out to anyone in the world and conduct business at any time of the day with a few keystrokes on your phone, but is there a cost?
Experts say……yes there is!
One of the first to speak out about setting boundaries with technology was Ariana Huffington, CEO of Thrive Global and author of Thrive and Sleep Revolution. Huffington, by all accounts, was a very successful woman who seemingly had it all. But after she passed out a few years ago, which included a bloody fall on her cheek and eye, Huffington realized that her relentless, workaholic lifestyle was partially to blame.
Huffington's fall was caused by exhaustion and lack of sleep, so she began to make changes in her life. In addition to getting more hours of restful sleep, she began to set boundaries with her phone as a way to recapture her quality of life.
To keep you from literally having to get hit in the head from your overuse of technology, here are some tips that will help you use, but not be abused, by today's electronic gadgets.
1) Control it, instead of letting it control you.
About 15 years ago, more people began getting their work emails on their personal phone. Suddenly, there was no "leaving it at the office," because the office was everywhere your phone was. Many began sleeping with their phone to be available 24/7 and many began the habit of checking their phone as they awoke.
They were controlled by their technology. They were also at the beck and call of anyone trying to get their attention, a habit that's easy to slip into and leaves you feeling overwhelmed and unproductive.
At that time, there were also a few that saw the ability to get emails on your phone as an opportunity, rather than a curse of the times. Instead of seeing it as a restraint, they felt it provided the kind of freedom they never had. They saw that it could be used for productivity, not just for reactivity. For example, they could now leave work early to take a child to the doctor and still be able to respond to the boss's important email. They were in control of the tool, not the other way around.
2) Set boundaries with your devices.
When you go to sleep, put your phone in another room on silent, and don't check it until you're ready to start your day on your terms. Generally speaking, it's best to stop checking your phone an hour before bedtime and one hour after getting up in the morning. This puts you in control, not the device.
Do you spend mindless hours playing games on your phone or tablet? Do hours go by while you're catching up with Facebook? Ask yourself how much of your time you want to spend on your devices and set good limits. Remember, every minute you spend engaging with online distractions is a minute you could be spending interacting with an actual person. And studies show that there is no substitute for actual human contact which increases healthy bonding hormones like oxytocin which is associated with lower blood pressure and less cellular inflammation.
3)Take a technology break.
In Las Vegas in July 2018, Bruno Mars surprised concertgoers by taking away access to their cell phones during his show. As you handed your ticket to the ticket collector, he or she provided you with a case for your cell phone that had a magnetic seal, which could only be opened after Mars's performance.
At first, people didn't know what to do! They were so uncomfortable without their "security blanket." They couldn't take a picture, call, or text anyone. All that was left was to engage with others in the crowd.
Slowly but surely, people began to talk and laugh and share experiences with their neighbors. And when Mars took the stage, all eyes were on him. No one was filming or blowing up Twitter. Instead everyone was singing and dancing.
Could you attend a concert without touching your phone? It would be difficult and uncomfortable for many people, at least at first. Can you take a break from technology at least for a few hours? It might be challenging at first, but like Bruno's audience, you'll enjoy being present, without
distractions and interruptions, more than you might expect.
Technology is here to stay, so it makes sense to figure out how to make the best of it instead of letting it get the best of you.
How do you set boundaries with technology?
What other boundaries do you set that help you achieve balance
in today's busy world?
What tips can you offer to someone attached to their phone 24/7?
It's no surprise..... that as women...... we naturally burden ourselves with the well-being and needs of others...... before those of our own. We often have an innate sense of nurturance and compassion towards our loved ones, whether they be our children, partners, or elderly parents.
How often have you had a distinct feeling about something, but couldn't seem to put your finger on where it was coming from? Perhaps it was the moment when you realized your significant other was the 'one'-
or the feeling you had that led you to purchase your first home- or maybe even the sense you got that something was 'off' with a friend?
These are all instances of Intuition.
According to The British Journal of Psychology, intuition is what happens when the brain draws on past experiences and external cues to make a decision in the present moment. This process occurs rapidly, mostly at an unconscious level- yet has powerful influence in our lives.
Research increasingly demonstrates that the interrelationship between the body and mind is important, particularly in viewing the body as a whole, integrative system where all parts are necessary in maintaining good health. To be healthy is to feel our best emotionally and physically – which requires nourishing both our body and mind – further
Between the changes that occur naturally in your body and the transition that involves moving beyond the intense years of childrearing, it can feel like everything is changing at midlife. You may notice that some of
Stress is so commonplace, people just accept it as normal. We work, take care of our families, run errands, and try to fit in exercise, friends, cleaning… the list goes on and on. Sound familiar? We have no doubt that it does.
We don't have to tell you about the physiological toll that stress takes on you. Not only can it have a huge impact on your physical and emotional health, but it can greatly affect your productivity, relationships, and overall quality of life, as well.
In fact, chronic stress has been linked to headaches, stomach issues, high blood pressure, and other heart problems, as well as insomnia and restless sleep. It also weakens your immunity, making it harder for your body to fight off illness and disease. And on an emotional level, chronic stress can cause depression and anxiety.
The holidays can be a whirlwind of activity. With the presents to buy, parties to attend, and family members coming to visit, you may feel like you're on a see-saw - one minute you're up, the next you're overwhelmed and overcommitted. So how can you enjoy this season of light with less stress and more joy?
Healthy Boundaries!
If someone stands to close to you, you move away instinctively. But if your sister asks you to bake three pies for a holiday dinner, you might have a hard time saying No. Without healthy boundaries, though, the holiday season will leave you drained. So here are some suggestions for keeping healthy boundaries during the holiday season.
Weight gain is a chief complaint among women in perimenopause. Specifically, increased abdominal fat and metabolic changes are indicated. In conjunction with fatigue, mood fluctuations, and hot flashes, this can be particularly frustrating. Reductions in hormone levels largely account for this, as well as less than optimal nutritional and lifestyle factors.
A famous medical
researcher, Margaret R. Ritchie, PhD, recently observed that the link among food, medicine,
and health goes as far back as 460 BC. Hippocrates, considered to be the Father of Medicine,
revolutionized medicine in ancient Greece with an approach to healing that
promoted the role of plants in managing health.
2,500 years later, that link to health is more valid than ever. A
new book, The Amazing Health Benefits of
the Wonder Herb Pueraria Mirifica, by Richard A. Passwater, PhD, a well respected
research bio chemist since 1959, is bringing new attention to this marvelous herb. (The book is available on our site, and is a great read.)
Getting Older
If you're like many people, you wonder what your health will be like as you get old. Will you feel ageless, embrace every transition, and continue to live a full, healthy life? Or do you expect to slow down, have chronic medical issues, and lose the vibrancy you once had?
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Injured In A Car Accident?
Auto injuries and accidents are an unfortunate part of life and can result in long term spinal and extra-spinal issues if left untreated. Your Glendale Chiropractor will evaluate, treat, and address your pain at the root cause. Once you've had an accident, it's important to focus on your health as soon as possible so that you can recover. At Apex Wellness Chiropractic in Glendale, CA, we will give you the support you need to heal from your injuries through chiropractic care, giving your body the tools you need to heal naturally. Accidents can be very tough on your ligaments, muscles and can also cause an over extension of your neck which is known as whiplash. You may feel pain, stiffness, and experience limited range of motion in your joints after a car accident. Other symptoms can develop and you may also suffer from:
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- Dizziness
- Migraines
- Back pain
- Numbness in the extremities
- Pinched nerves
- Fatigue
How Chiropractic Care Speeds Healing Times
When you have regular chiropractic adjustments after an accident, you will give your body the support it needs to heal. When your spine is aligned, this makes your nervous system work more efficiently. You will see a decrease in your inflammation and less pain in between visits through gentle spinal decompression, stretching, and adjustments. When you want natural healing that doesn't rely on medication, chiropractic treatment is the answer.
At Apex Wellness Chiropractic, Dr. Teni Minaeian's priority is to help your body heal as quickly as possible through a gentle soft tissue treatment plan. Call us now at 818-275-4325, email us or make an appointment on our website so we can help you get your life back on track!


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How Reverse Osmosis Works to Purify your Water
AquaSafe's filtration systems use a scientific method called reverse osmosis to remove pollutants and contaminants from water. In addition to being an effective method of purification, reverse osmosis is a reliable way to produce significant quantities of purified water.
In reverse osmosis, pressurized water is passed through a semi-permeable membrane. This membrane is made of a thin-film composite material with microscopic openings that allow water molecules, but not larger compounds, to pass through. The water passes through the membrane, while contaminants are trapped and remain behind.
Reverse osmosis is capable of filtering out bacteria, salts, proteins, particles and other materials that have a molecular size of greater than 1/10,000th of a micron. That is just barely larger than a single molecule — far smaller than the human eye can see!
Reverse osmosis systems use a process known as crossflow that allows the membrane to continually clean itself. As some of the water passes through the membrane the rest continues downstream, sweeping the blocked materials away from the membrane.


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Ten counties had no emergency accommodation for victims of domestic violence last year.
The Times Ireland edition says many women and children are fleeing abusive situations - only to be told there's no space for them at refuges.
It also claims the government is still counting beds from a Dublin refuge that was closed in 2017 in its statistics for emergency spaces.
The counties without emergency accommodation include Galway County, Leitrim and Roscommon.


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ThermoCeramix Corporation (TSX VENTURE:TCX) (the "Corporation") is pleased to announce that the Corporation has entered into an agreement pursuant to which a syndicate of underwriters led by GMP Securities L.P. and including Beacon Securities Ltd. (collectively, the "Underwriters") have agreed to purchase, or arrange for substituted purchasers to purchase, on a bought deal private placement basis, 6,000,000 common shares (the "Common Shares") of the Corporation at an issue price of $1.25 per Common Share (the "Offering Price"), for gross proceeds to the Corporation of $7,500,000 (the "Offering"). The Corporation has also granted the Underwriters an option (the "Option") to purchase up to an additional 2,000,000 Common Shares from the Corporation on the same terms, which Option is exercisable at any time up to 48 hours prior to the closing of the Offering.
The gross proceeds raised from the Offering will be $10,000,000 if the Option is exercised in full. The Common Shares will be offered in the provinces of Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec and in such other jurisdictions where the Common Shares can be issued on a private placement basis, exempt from any prospectus, registration or other similar requirements.
The Corporation intends to use the net proceeds raised from the Offering for research and development costs, intellectual property expenses, finance and marketing costs, and general corporate purposes.
The Underwriters will be paid an aggregate commission of 6.75% of the gross proceeds from the sale of the Common Shares. The Corporation will also grant to the Underwriters compensation warrants (the "Compensation Warrants") in an amount equal to 6.75% of the total number of Common Shares sold pursuant to the Offering. Each Compensation Warrant may be exercised to acquire one Common Share at the Offering Price, during a period of eighteen (18) months following the closing of the Offering.
Louis J. Maroun, a director of the Corporation, intends to acquire approximately 160,000 Common Shares in connection with the Offering.
The Offering is expected to close on or about May 5, 2014 (the "Closing Date") and is subject to certain conditions including, but not limited to, the receipt of all necessary regulatory approvals including the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. All Common Shares issued pursuant to the Offering will be subject to a statutory hold period of four months from the Closing Date pursuant to applicable securities laws.
About ThermoCeramix Corporation
The Corporation is an engineering company incorporated under the Ontario Business Corporations Act. The Corporation is engaged in the research and development of heating solutions for industrial, commercial and residential applications. These solutions utilize TCX™ film heater technology, a patented and proprietary technology for which the Corporation holds a patent portfolio.
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BETA5 is a contemporary and innovative chocolate and pastry shop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. We were named as One of North America's Top Ten Chocolatiers, have received numerous International Chocolate Awards, and have been recognized nationally and internationally for our work. We meld art and science, and emphasize technical precision and design to create visually stunning products that showcase the flavours of the premium ingredients we work with.
Taste, complexity, and ethics are important to us, and we only use directly traded artisanal chocolates; the cacao is grown under ethical and sustainable conditions by skilled farmers, and their crop is directly purchased and roasted by an artisanal French manufacturer. Then, it makes its way to us where we create different treats by combining it with the most special produce and nuts we can find. Whenever possible, these ingredients are local and organic. We believe that fresh is best, and we are fortunate to work directly with a number of tremendous farmers who enable us to create chocolate and pastry products that highlight our local agricultural region.
We are constantly influenced by nature and industrial landscapes. Our workshop and storefront are located in an industrial area on the edge of downtown Vancouver, with a breathtaking view of the North Shore Mountains. The juxtaposition between nature and industrial landscapes guides our creative process, and has influenced our design collaborations.Visit Website


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Thailand is good destination to study in South East Asia; in this post you can find the answer of why study in Thailand?
Why Study in Thailand?
Thailand is totally exotic destination with wild life, and amazing islands. It is a popular destination of travel lovers. With unique culture, history and hospitality Thailand is good destination for foreign people. But what about education? Like the other countries in Asia; education is very important for Thailand too. There is a big competition among Thai students; they get exams to get into the best schools. The Thai government aims to makes Thai universities best in science and technology. That makes here very well for international students. Many international students prefer studying such topics like ecology and the environment, agriculture in Thailand.
Thailand is affordable place and prices are really low. That is another important factor for international students. Food and living costs are really cheap. For example; you can eat a good dinner with $1 USD. If you have limited funding for studying abroad Thailand can be good alternative for you. Thailand food is very famous; you can taste amazing food here. There are so many great but also cheap restaurants all over the Thailand.
If you love animals and interested in them; Thailand is the one! You can ride an elephant here, it is a lovely experience! You can see beautiful tigers and monkeys in Thailand.
Beaches are very famous and people all around the world comes here for summer holiday. You can enjoy the world's most beautiful beaches in Thailand. So; you both study in Thailand and have holiday.


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Located in southwestern Taiwan, Kaohsiung is the most densely populated and the second largest city in Taiwan which is one of two special municipalities under administration of Chinese. Kaohsiung is a commercial center for manufacturing, refining, shipbuilding and so on.
The port of Kaohsiung manages most of Taiwan's marine imports and exports and Kaohsiung International Airport is Taiwan's second largest airport. It is very convenient to go anywhere of Kaohsiung due to rapid transit and railways.
Places to visit:
• Love River -- The spine of Kaohsiung
• Urban Spotlight Arcade – Famous for its light decoration at night
• Tuntex Sky Tower – The tallest skyscraper in Kaohsiung
• World Games Stadium – The largest stadium in Taiwan in terms of capacity
• Liuhe Night Market – The largest night markets in Taiwan
• Cihou Fort – Guarding northern entrance to Kaohsiung harbour
Kaohsiung enjoys a tropical wet and dry climate with average temperature between 18.6-28.7°C. Between June and August receives most of Kaohsiung's annual rainfall.