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Blu-ray &Software Wes Novack on 06 Jan 2007
15 dollars buys you unlimited calling for 2007
That's right, 15 dollars will buy you unlimited outbound phone service with Skype. Skype is a VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) provider that has revolutionized internet phone service and has brought VoIP technology to the masses. Skype has many different services including SkypeOut and SkypeIn. SkypeOut allows you to dial outbound long distance calls from your computer, domestically and internationally. Last year, SkypeOut was in beta testing and it allowed all US callers to make unlimited long distance calls within the United States and Canada for free.
This year, the unlimited-calling-for-free promotion has ended, but you can still purchase one year of unlimited long distance calling within the US and Canada for a mere $15. This $15 pricing only lasts until the end of January though. Afterwards, the price goes up to $30 for one year of long distance calling. This service provides you with unlimited calling within US & Canada until January 1st, 2008.
If you are paying for home phone service and a high speed internet connection, you are wasting your money! Cancel your home phone service right away and order SkypeOut! It's not hard to see how much money you can save. A traditional landline or home phone service costs around $20 per month plus taxes and fees. That's over $240 per year! If you sign up for SkypeOut service right now, all you pay is $15 for unlimited long distance calling within the US and Canada.
If you are a normal phone user, you probably would also like an inbound telephone number. Well you're in luck, Skype users also have the option to purchase the SkypeIn service, which provides a telephone number in your local area-code. This telephone number will allow callers to reach you on your Skype service. SkypeIn costs a mere $12 for 3 months or $38 for a year. The SkypeIn subscription also provides you with the versatile Skype Voicemail service. Skype Voicemail includes many excellent voicemail customization options and is easy to use.
If you sign up for both SkypeOut and SkypeIn before January 31st 2007, your total cost for one year of phone service is $53. There are no taxes or fees charged by Skype. Again, this is a huge savings over a traditional phone service that will cost you over $240 per year or other VoIP providers such as Vonage, who charge around $300 per year and try to suck you into a contract.
I have been using both SkypeIn and SkypeOut services for many months now and I am very satisfied with the service. I use a Plantronics 510 Voyager USB wireless headset (pictured left) with my Skype service. This allows me to use my Skype service wirelessly, without being attached to a computer. If you do not want to purchase a headset unit, you can simply use your PC speakers and a microphone to make and receive calls. I do recommend a headset rather than speakers and a microphone. The speakers/microphone method can produce an echo and disrupt your calls. You can find cheap computer headsets almost anywhere now for around $20 or even less.
But what if you have a really cool traditional phone or cordless phone that you would like to continue using? No problem! You can buy a USB adapter from Skype. An adatper will allow you to continue using your traditional telephone with your Skype service and will cost you as little as $34.99.
Save money with Skype!
2 Responses to "15 dollars buys you unlimited calling for 2007"
on 07 Jan 2007 at 3:06 AM 1.aviationwiz said …
I've got the straight-up Bluetooth version of that headset that I use with my cell phone, and it's great. By far the best wireless headset I've used.
For Skype though, I use the Sennheiser PC150 wired headset, since it also works great for use as headphones, has noise cancelling on the mic, and is only around $40.
I'm debating going SkypeOut Unlimited… have to decide if it would be worth it or not, hmm, decisions, decisions.
on 07 Jan 2007 at 1:53 PM 2.Wesley Novack said …
Yeah I have the Voyager 510 USB version and it works great! I use it for both Skype and my mobile phone (Motorola RAZR at the moment).
According to the "USB" version documentation, it is optimized for VoIP usage. I'm not sure if that means it is any different than the non-USB version or if they are referring to the software that is included with it (Sonocall) that allows you to interact with the Skype API (and other VoIP API's).


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Ok, every time i turn on my computer which is
compaq monitor - wf 1907 and it goes right to
sleep mode the cable is plugged in and it just
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the problem persists... i also tried switch the
cable from cpu to monitor still doesnt work and
once again i tried unplugging and waiting and
nothing happens... please help
Your question has nothing to do with CPUs or overclocking. Try the hardware forum.
more then likely it's your video display that is causing it drive updating your graphics drivers.
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May 2016 - Joe Walsh confirmed additional tour dates that will directly follow up his co-headline tour with Bad Company. The "Walsh Toor 2016" will kick off in Ohio, birthplace of the James Gang, with dates in West Virginia, up and down the East Coast, as far north as Maine and down to South Carolina, Alabama and Tennessee. Special guests JD & the Straight Shot will be opening (except those with an asterisk).
Walsh will be joined by his Barnstorm bandmate Joe Vitale on drums as well as Chad Cromwell, Waddy Wachtel on guitar, Larry Young on bass, Jimmy Wallace on keyboards and DJ Clayton Janes. Singers Leslie Fuller, Lois Mahalia, Windy Wagner and Rickey Washington will provide background vocals.
"I decided to round up great players that I've played with in the past, like Joe, Waddy, Chad and Ricky. These guys know my music and I'm very comfortable playing with them. I think this band is the best I've had in a long time. I didn't feel that the One Hell of a Night Tour should be the end based on how we are all playing."
Drawing from an extensive catalog of hits throughout his four-decade career, the set list will include "Rocky Mountain Way", "Walk Away", "Life's Been Good To Me So Far", "Funk 49", "Life In The Fast Lane", "In The City", "Over and Over", "Life of Illusion", "Turn To Stone", "Ordinary Average Guy", "Analog Man" and more.
Walsh has been busy and recently contributed an original song, "No Man's Land" to the documentary, Citizen Soldier, about an Oklahoma National Guard unit which was called up to active duty and fought heroically in Afghanistan. Walsh has also been working with Black Keys' Dan Auerbach and original James Gang guitarist Glenn Schwartz.
Tickets for "Walsh Toor 2016" will go on sale this week. This tour will include a number of special VIP ticket packages which may include Premium Tickets, Meet & Greets, Exclusive Merchandise and more.
"Walsh Toor 2016" Dates:
July 16 PNC Pavilion at Riverbend Music Center, Cincinnati, OH
July 17 Rose Music Center at The Heights, Huber Heights, OH
July 19 Clay Center for the Arts & Sciences, Charleston, WV
July 21 Innsbruck After Hours, Glen Allen, VA
July 23 Toyota Presents the Oakdale Theatre, Wallingford, CT
July 26 Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, Hampton Beach, NH
July 28 Maine State Pier, Portland, ME
July 30 Event Center at the Borgata Spa & Resort, Atlantic City, NJ
July 31 American Music Theatre, Lancaster, PA
Aug 2 Foellinger Theatre, Ft Wayne, IN
Aug 4 Kirby Center, Wilkes Barre, PA
Aug 6 nTelos Wireless Pavilion, Charlottesville, VA*
Aug 7 Pier 6 Pavilion, Baltimore, MD
Aug 9 The Red Hat Amphitheater, Raleigh, NC
Aug 11 Galliard Municipal Auditorium, Charleston, SC
Aug 13 Mud Island Amphitheater, Memphis, TN
Aug 14 Palace Theater, Louisville, KY
Sep 16 Telluride Blues & Brews Festival, Telluride, CO
Sep 17 Belly Up Aspen, Aspen, CO
"Joe Walsh doesn't just play the guitar. He uses those six strings slung across a slab of wood to unleash a fireball of fury, sounds that sizzle and searing licks that do much more than just tug at your heartstrings. Walsh when he plays the guitar goes straight for your gut. He doesn't hold back. And through it all he regulates a flow of emotion as though he were in charge of locks on a canal. Each move that Walsh makes takes place on a large scale, but he never loses sight or control of nuance."
- John Barry, Poughkeepsie Journal
"With a long career that includes the James Gang, the Eagles, Barnstorm, and a string of successful solo albums, Walsh is a bona fide rock legend. This Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee is widely considered one of the greatest rock guitarists ever, and his inspiring style features a healthy combination of greasy blues-based phrasing, quirky string bending, and scratchy rhythm riffs."
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ATLANTA – Ray Parks, Jr., a 6-3 guard from Manila in the Philippines, has signed a letter-of-intent to play basketball at Georgia Tech, head coach Paul Hewitt announced Monday.
Parks, who played high school basketball in the Memphis area until this year, is spending his senior year in the Philippines. He played on the All-Asian team in the 2010 Nike Global Challenge in Hillsboro, Ore., and for the Philippine National Team in 3-on-3 basketball in the 2010 Youth Olympic Games in Singapore.
"We're very happy to welcome Ray to our program," said Hewitt. "He's a combination guard who is an excellent three-point shooter, and he has improved rapidly over the last six to nine months with his point guard play. He made a very positive impression on everybody around our program, and we feel fortunate to have had him sign with us during the early signing period."
Parks is the son of former Memphis great Bobby Ray Parks, who starred for the Tigers in the early 1980s, was drafted by the Atlanta Hawks and played professionally in the Continental Basketball Association, France and the Philippines, where Ray, Jr., was born.
The family moved to Memphis when Parks was 13, and he played basketball his ninth and 10th-grade years at St. George's Independent School in Collierville, Tenn., where he was the state private school player of the year in 2009. He transferred to Melrose High School for his 11th-grade year, and helped his team win a class AAA state championship in 2010.
A left-hander shooter, Parks, Jr., has dual citizenship in the United States and the Philippines. He is the second signee in Tech's 2011 freshman class, joining 6-8 forward Julian Royal of Milton High School in Milton, Ga.


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For weeks now rumours have been circulating that WWE's Daniel Bryan was looking to get out of his contract to jump ship to promotions like TNA and NJPW. On Monday, Bryan took to Twitter to inform fans that, with immediate effect, he would be retiring from wrestling due to medical reasons later confirming on Monday Night Raw that it was due to too many concussions.
It's not a complete shock that the "Yes Man" has decided to walk away from the squared circle. In all honestly, it's been more of a question of when. Having been cleared by two of his three doctors for his on going battle with concussions, fans remained hopeful that Bryan would return in the near future. With the Royal Rumble over and no sign of Bryan returning before Wrestlemania, it was evident that the earliest we could possibly see Bryan on pay-per-view again would be Summerslam.
The 34-year-old had a good run in the WWE ring. A former United States Champion, Tag Team Champion, Intercontinental Champion and World Heavyweight Champion ranks him as one of six superstars who are considered Grand Slam Champions with the current active titles – Kurt Angle, Eddie Guerrero, Edge, Big Show and The Miz are the other five. With a long list of achievements to his name, including winning the Smackdown Money In the Bank contract in 2011, it would be hard to see him leave WWE and wrestling for good. We've seen him participate as a judge on the latest season of Tough Enough alongside Paige, but even he admitted on the new season of Total Divas that his heart wasn't in it in the same way as being able to perform every night to his fans.
With the roster being so large and no distinct brand split, the WWE locker room is more prone to injury and exhausted athletes than ever before. Randy Orton, John Cena, Nikki Bella and Seth Rollins are the latest dents in the roster that are unable to perform. There is a distinct desire to succeed in this business and Bryan indeed had that mentality to push his body to its limits for natural high of the crowd reaction.
As taboo a subject it is, one cannot help but see similarities between Bryan and the late Chris Beniot when it comes to ring presence. If Bryan's signature "Yes Lock" and diving headbutt isn't enough to convince you, his underdog status and climatic triple-threat match at Wrestlemania 30 should have you believing the same. Ironically, Beniot won the World Heavyweight Championship at Wrestlemania 20 in 2004, making a bloody Triple H submit to the "Crippler Crossface". In similar fashion, Bryan went toe-to-toe with former Evolution mentees of Triple H, Batista and Randy Orton, and made Batista submit to the same move – albeit named the "Yes Lock." Bryan's ability to overcome the odds will be something all fans of WWE and wrestling will miss. It's been a long time since we had such a push for an underdog persona and it too may be a long time again before we see one rise to the same popularity as Daniel Bryan.
"Bryan's ability to overcome the odds will be something all fans of WWE and wrestling will miss."
But WWE has drastically changed over the years, being less sports entertainment and more just entertainment. Riskier moves have been removed, championships are few and far between, matches have doubled in length even if nothing spectacular happens and yet the roster is more exhausted than it was back in the hard hitting, brutal and bloody ages of the 90s and early 00s. Is it really any surprise that the top-dogs of professional wrestling are beginning to feel the strain and opt for lighter schedules to prevent themselves from further injury?
Nevertheless, we have continued to believe in the "Yes Man" and hope the underdog would make some sort of return to the ring this year. The news that Bryan was hanging up his boots has indeed saddened many as his career ultimately ended too soon. Fans will no doubt support Bryan in whatever his next venture may be. Many, including myself, hope to see him on screens as an authority figure, taking back the reigns and bringing some sense of brand split in the company reminiscent of the 2002-2006 era. Not only will this make the roster less injury prone, but it'll allow us to see Bryan develop his already strong charismatic skills on the microphone and help the next generation of underdogs come into their own.
In a time where NXT is dominating there are many future stars that could hold the underdog title and be a shining beacon on the main roster. What WWE needs is to continue to develop these rising stars who struggle to compete on the main roster with such demand to keep their fan-favourites in the spotlight. This is why fans are craving a brand split once again to truly allow talent to develop just like Bryan was able to in the early years of NXT and his stints in Japan and ROH.
Just because we won't be seeing Bryan in his wrestling gear again doesn't mean we'll forget all that he accomplished and how his achievements have helped shape the current roster into the calibre it is today.
Thank-you Daniel Bryan for your years of service. May your retirement treat you well and may the "Yes Movement" live on.


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Students get lessons in health from Torrey Smith
Ravens partner with AmeriGroup for incentive-based health program
Students at a northwest Baltimore elementary school on Thursday got a lesson in good health from a hometown hero.
Ravens wide receiver Torrey Smith stopped by Calvin Rodwell Elementary School to raise awareness about the Purple Ticket to Health program that the organization has teamed up with AmeriGroup to create. The program encourages parents who are part of AmeriGroup's Greater Baltimore pediatric plans to keep up with their children's physicals and checkups by offering incentives.
Every Amerigroup guardian who brings their child in for a wellness visit is eligible to receive raffle tickets for prizes donated by the Baltimore Ravens, including tickets to Ravens Spring Fest, autographed jerseys and tours of M&T Bank Stadium.
But Smith said the program's message is not just about kids.
"The adults often neglect themselves at times, with their health. It's good to just understand the importance of going out and getting checkups. It actually eliminates health risks in the long-term," he said.
Smith also spoke to students about the importance of preventing sports injuries by wearing protective gear. The event was all part of Safe Kids Day.


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Sister: My brother, Kurt von Tillow, 'saved our lives' at Las Vegas concert
Dee Ann Hyatt hugged the ground and played dead. Bullets sprayed the Sunday night crowd stampeding around her for the exits at the outdoor country music festival in Las Vegas.
Her younger brother, Sonoma County native Kurt von Tillow, 55, of Cameron Park lay nearby, fatally wounded. Hyatt of Santa Rosa was hit by shrapnel in an ankle and her adult daughter, Araina Hyatt, also of Santa Rosa, was shot in the leg.
She figures if von Tillow, a truck company owner and a 1980 El Molino High School graduate, hadn't tipped her to the start of the mass shooting, more of her family at the concert could have died.
"My brother saved our lives basically," Hyatt said Tuesday, still in Las Vegas and awaiting her daughter's surgery. "He took a bullet. Because of him we got on the ground and stayed there."
She was among a handful of Sonoma County residents caught up in the terrifying attack by Stephen Paddock of Mesquite, Nevada, that become the worst U.S. mass shooting in modern history.
From his 32nd floor room at the nearby Mandalay Bay hotel, Paddock fired on the crowd of 22,000 people for about 10 minutes, killing 59 and wounding more than 500. He took his own life as police converged on him.
His motive remains unknown.
Several people with North Coast ties, including Sonoma State University student Paige Gasper and Petaluma resident and San Diego State graduate student Jeannine Ruggeiro, are recovering from gunshot wounds suffered in the ordeal.
The husband of Sebastopol native Heather Gulish Melton, Sonny Melton of Big Sandy, Tennessee, was killed trying to carry his wife to safety.
Numerous others, including Nadine Reyes of Santa Rosa and her adult daughter, Rebecca, escaped the bullets and crush of the panic-stricken crowd. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Office posted on its Facebook page its employees and families who attended were safe.
Hyatt's family had attended the three-day concert in years past, a family tradition, said her husband, Michael Hyatt.
He had attended Friday and Saturday night but wasn't feeling well Sunday and stayed in his Caesars Palace hotel room.
Sometime after 10 p.m. his cellphone buzzed with a cryptic text message from his daughter: "Dad, we're OK," wrote Araina, 28.
Michael Hyatt had no idea what she meant. She was at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival with her mother and uncles, including Von Tillow, a 2012 inductee into the El Molino Athletic Hall of Fame.
He switched on the TV. A massacre was unfolding on every channel.
He panicked. His phone rang. It was his daughter.
"She said they were on their way to the hospital," Michael Hyatt said Tuesday.
He bolted from his room, but with the hotel on lockdown he was forced to wait several hours before joining his family at the hospital. His wife was released Monday and his daughter was expected to undergo surgery later Tuesday. She was visited by Nevada Lt. Gov. Mark Hutchison.
"It's so unbelievable," Michael Hyatt said Tuesday as he waited at a Las Vegas hospital. "But the city has really stepped up with all the volunteers at blood lines, the free food and cab rides."


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Our second day on the "Discover Southern Oregon" California Beef Improvement Association tour was to leave smokey Klamath Falls and head for the Sprague River cattle ranch of Duane Martin. The visibility at the Klamath Falls airport was just barely enough for Martin to land, where Clayt Newbill, from another Martin ranch was waiting for him.
Fascinating story of how Duane Martin started, by working, saving his money, and at 23 years he had $3,000 saved and bought some cows at $150 each.
Now he has nine ranches, 7,000 cows; 13,000 yearlings on grass; 13,000 in feedlots. At one time, he had 30 ranches leased. Duane Martin is recognized as the 14th largest cow-calf rancher in the nation.
Good help is important, and he said "Can't tell good from bad, by their resume." Has 30 employees, while the leased ranches in Colorado and Wyoming have their own employees that look after the cattle.
This ranch is strictly a summer ranch coming in late April, early May and by Thanksgiving they are gone. There were 1,000 bred heifers here, and I missed the number of 2nd calf heifers that were calving. The yearlings had already been shipped to the feedlot at 1120 lbs, after gaining 2.7 lbs a day on the irrigated pastures.
"The economy of this area is ranching," Duane Martin said.
We enjoyed pastries, cups of fruit, coffee and cold water while we sat on two 8 x 12 planned planks atop bales of hay, as we listened to the talks. Then we heard about the water problems from Eric Duarte, President of Sprague River Water Area. I won't try to write what I heard, because it is too complicated for my note taking. Although one quote was: "Klamath Indian water right is only for instream, not pump out." "Need storage way up high on mountain, because this valley was flooded for couple weeks; May, June. Lots of rain."
Mike LaGrande Livestock, with Mike and daughter Michelle hosting the next stop where we learned the history of the Sprague River Valley as presented by Niles, curator, Klamath Falls Museum. There are two cemeteries on ranch. A book mentioned was "The Tribe That Wouldn't Die."
This is a cow-calf ranch, with calving in January, branding March, ship to here in May, wean in September, ship calves in October, and cows back to Colusa and Tehama counties by Thanksgiving. Pregnancy check 1,500 cows here, and the steers wean at 730-740 lbs. He has a 32,000 acre turnout permit, with less pink eye and foot rot off the irrigated pastures.
Michelle handles the book-keeping for the organic certification, and the "cowboys take a picture when doctoring, showing ear tag identification number. Using an iPhone, that goes into computer." At video sale, organic was 25 cents a lb more than conventional. "All of a sudden, net profit is in sight."
The LaGrande's hosted a delicious French dip sandwich, potato salad and I would love to have the recipe for the pasta salad, watermelon luncheon under the large old apple trees on green lawn since the sun was warm, but smokey.
We admired the clever weights that held down the table covers. Someone had tied a horse shoe to each end of a ribbon for each end of the table. And the center pieces were attractive. The ladies had used a mason quart jar, placing wax paper inside, then sliding slices of lemons or limes between the glass and wax paper. Flowers were yellow and white daisies, with lilac greenery.
Next was Crater Lake National Park, but due to the Taylor Creek, Natchez, Hendrix, Klondike and Garner Complex fires in south west Oregon, all we saw was smoke. Not a bit of blue water was seen from Rim Village, and it cost $200 for each bus to enter the park.
When we arrived at Traynham Ranches, Fort Klamath, Red Bluff ranchers John Owens and his cousin Jerry Owens stepped aboard each bus to narrate whose cattle we were seeing as we drove past. There was Nicholson, McAuliffe, Owens, Hawkins, Miller, Traynham, Barnes that I can remember. Jerry was on our bus, and he pointed out the first set of scales for shipping cattle at the Fort in the old days. Another ranch had a beautiful set of pipe corrals that were built on boggy ground, and they finally had to put down a concrete floor for a base, since it was so soft.
Then I finally got to see the headwaters of the Wood River. It was so clear and cold, as it flowed past us. Jerry kept telling us about the world class fishing in this area of Oregon.
Brad and Buckley Traynham Cox with Ken and Leslie Hufford has some Angus and Hereford bulls for us to view, that will be sold in 18th annual bull sale, Oct. 1 in the sale ring where we enjoyed a New York steak dinner hosted by Northwest Farm Credit Service. Vic Woolery and crew were the chefs, and it was delicious. Vic said they grilled 85 lbs of beef.
Buckley said the Fort Klamath ranch was purchased in 2010, consisting of 3,700 acres. The 2,000 cows are shipped to Arbuckle for the winter, while the registered Angus are at Eagle Point, year round.
Wood River Irrigation District manager Holly, told a bit about the water situation. 1860, the first settlers came to Fort Klamath. They diverted the water to irrigate the land. In 1974, Supreme Court said Tribes had right to water and hunting. Then in 1990 the Sucker Fish was listed as endangered, as well as the Coho Salmon.
Oregon has decided each rancher has to prove when ranch started irrigating, before 1909. This year for first time, a well pump within one mile of river can not pump, and 200 wells are affected.
After that sobering talk, things got lively when Cara Pascalar Ayres entertained us with songs that were adapted to CBCIA, and many on the tour were mentioned. Harper Valley PTA was the music, and I was "reminded to pull my window shades down," as she socked it to the CBCIA.
Cara is a writer, blogger "Cara Bout Ag," and entertainer plus being an American Angus Auxiliary Director for the West. There was a dance contest with Clyde McMurtry, LeGrand, winning the chocolates. Rita McPhee has posted a video of the dancing on FaceBook, which I shared.
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And, I'll be honest, watching her with it kinda makes me want to put one in my room, too.
What about you?
Have you started any new traditions this year?
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So cute! I wanted to get my son a little tree to decorate but have not found the time yet this year!ReplyDelete
Honestly, I bought all the stuff on sale last year after Christmas...so it was dirt cheap! But, I was SO super excited to get it out this year! So...just wait for the sales, girl!Delete
They grow up quickly! My 13-year-old is doing her own Christmas shopping alone at the mall this year. How did that happen?ReplyDelete
I should clarify- I meant "alone" as in "with a friend"- not ALONE alone... Still, it's a pretty big deal!ReplyDelete
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What a cute little tree!ReplyDelete
we really haven't started any new ones, but a tree like that (and I really like the silver and one I don't have to water like our main tree), would be awful sweet in our lounge.ReplyDelete
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Build pressure with the ball by bowling as a unit
The Australian seamers made sure that the pressure was never off the England batsmen. Although Mitchell Johnson and Ryan Harris took all but two of the wickets between them, Ben Hilfenhaus conceded barely two runs per over from 31 overs, bowling dry as they call it. After an initial poor spell Jimmy Anderson improved and Chris Tremlett was excellent throughout. But Steve Finn conceded almost a run a ball. England's whole bowling strategy for this series has been based on incisive use of the new ball and disciplined attritional bowling thereafter. For Melbourne they will need to get back to that approach.
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All businesses can benefit from SEO, but only if they do it correctly. Many entrepreneurs jump into SEO too hastily without fully understanding its key aspects.
We've talked to many business owners and digital marketers whose SEO efforts could have been better had they been better informed. Let's talk about the common mistakes we've seen entrepreneurs make when it comes to SEO, and what I believe they can do to fix them.
Thinking SEO is Only Done on Their Own Websites
Many entrepreneurs think that SEO only involves optimizing the title tags, meta descriptions, keywords and other elements on their own websites. While it is true that on-page optimization plays a big role in making a website more visible on SERPs, it's only one part of SEO as a whole. A truly successful campaign combines on-page optimization with offline efforts such as content publication and curation, social media management, and citation building.
Relying on Quick and Cheap Solutions
You've probably heard a lot about professional SEO solutions that improve your rankings at unbelievably fast rates for extremely low prices. Quick fixes never work in the long run, and you'll often get what you pay for with cheap SEO services. Look for complete SEO solutions that adhere to Google's guidelines and will keep your website ranking no matter how often search algorithms change.
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Penguin 2.1 changed the way link building needs to be done. Link building is no longer about how many links you have, but how many quality links you have. If you've already built hundreds of links in your previous SEO efforts, some of those links might be hurting your rankings today. Many entrepreneurs need to audit their link profiles and update their link building methodology to focus on building quality links.
Prioritizing Keyword Optimization over Content Development
Some business owners still insist on focusing on the keyword insertions in their content instead of improving the quality of the actual content. Google has increasingly been improving its algorithm to mimic human behavior, and just inserting keywords a specific number of times into your content won't help you rank. Diversify your keywords and focus on developing and producing high quality content that your target market will find useful.
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The week turned out like this:
- Mon - usual non-running XT day
- Tues - track repeats chronicled in the last post - 11+ miles total
- Wed - 10 miles "easy", averaging 8:35/mile
- Thurs - 6.2 miles recovery (was tired and cold, so I turned around a little sooner than halfway to 7)
- Fri - 10 miles, with 1x3M at half-marathon pace and then 1x2 at half-marathon pace (which averaged out to around 7:03/mile)
- Sat - 7 miles recovery in the morning (9:00 pace); 1.5 mile messing around at the track with my kids later on
- Sun - 17 miles in a 38-degree downpour, with 13 easy and the last 4 progressively harder, until I finished below marathon pace
That's about 63 miles total for the week, which is pretty close to a mileage PR for me. Also, I've never done that much quality in a single week. Sunday's run was on one of the hillier routes around. Here's the profile:
The elevation ranges from under 300 feet to over 700 feet, and the climb at mile 12-13 takes one from a low riverside point up a hill with a lovely apple orchard at its crest. I'm trying to tackle all of the big hills in the area in order to have a fighting chance of staying strong at Sugarloaf. It was far from an ideal run, thanks to the pouring rain, the numb hands, the waterlogged shoes and some GI issues (which have been plaguing me a bit on these long runs recently; need to look into that). But the feeling I took away from that run, resulting from having had the tenacity to follow through with my plan, push past the discomfort, aggressively approach hills that were daunting to me just a few short months ago . . . all of that is adding an element to my marathon preparation beyond what I've experienced: confidence that I can keep my head and body focused on the task at hand for 26.2 miles (and hopefully requiring no more than 3:19:59 of such focus).
This week involves some "front-loading" in order to be slightly less fatigued for a half-marathon on Sunday. It's on my running club's Grand Prix circuit, and I hope to be able to score a point or two for the team. I'm also going to shoot for a sub-7:00 pace, which may greedy and unrealistic at the tail end of a second 60+-mile week, but I've been surprising myself lately, so I may as well give it a shot. If I crash, I can live with that, and may still have a shot at lowering my PR from February.
Here's how the week looks now:
- Mon - the usual elliptical, circuit, core & stretching
- Tu - 12 miles total, with 4x1 mile at a little under HM pace (maybe 6:45/mile)
- Wed - 10 miles easy
- Th - 8 miles (with a few hill sprints if the legs feel like it)
- Fri - 8 miles easy
- Sat - 5 miles very easy, with 4x100-meter strides
- Sun - 2-mile warm-up, 13.1 miles at 6:59/mile and 2-mile cool-down
That's a nice round 60, before stepping back a bit next week. Then the plan is to string together three strong weeks before a 2-week taper.
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In a news cycle increasingly dominated by social media hashtags and 140-character sentence fragments, much of the debate about Israel's war with Hamas in Gaza consists of buzzwords, jargon and loaded statements full of falsehoods. Here are a few of the more jarring misconceptions making the rounds:
I care about what happens in Israel because the U.S. gives a lot of aid to Israel. Therefore, what they do is "on my hands."
Really? The United States gives foreign aid to a large number of countries, many of which use it for some fairly dubious purposes. There were few if any protests or hashtags against Pakistan for sheltering Osama bin Laden, Egypt for using American-made weapons to firebomb Coptic Christian churches and jail journalists, Saudi Arabia for prohibiting women from driving or the Gulf States for using U.S.-made Blackhawk helicopters to fire at peaceful protesters. And ISIS is running through a huge swath of the Middle East, picking up American weapons left behind by the Iraqi army and using them to invade areas populated by ethnic and religious minorities who are forced to convert to Islam or be beheaded. Yet there was no flurry of hashtags for the Christians of Mosul or the Yazidis.
I care about what is happening in Israel/Gaza because I feel the Israelis have used disproportionate force against the Palestinians.
Really? Turkey's air force has been carpet-bombing Kurdish regions in the east of the country, while Bahrain kills peaceful protesters, and Syria's Bashar Assad continues his civilian massacre, which now totals nearly 180,000 people, many of whom are Palestinian. I realize Israel holds itself to a higher standard than these regimes, but what about the United States? In Iraq, the United States is air-bombing ISIS, a group 7,500 miles away that has not fired a single shot at American soil. Where are the calls cautioning the U.S. to use "proportional force" or calling U.S. actions "disproportionate"? Intellectual honesty, as opposed to moral relativism, requires calling out all injustice equally, not simply when it fits a certain ideology.
Because of "the occupation," any "resistance" is justified.
Really? I'll be the first to say that for Israel's internal reasons and for the legitimate aspirations of the Palestinian people, Israel should be better at advancing a two-state solution. Only through shared responsibility will we be able to work together to arrive at a conclusion.
Here is my issue: The Palestinians appear unwilling to take any responsibility for their own predicament, finding it a lot easier to blame "the occupation" for everything. It is time the Palestinians realize their own rejectionist narrative is the reason they don't have a state. To frame this debate as an indigenous population vs. a colonialist regime is false, inaccurate and intellectually lazy. Say no to terms like "give back," "return" and "colonialist." Call out those who use terms like "apartheid" and "Nazi" as liars and anti-Semites. The facts just don't match up, and use of these terms is offensive.
How can I be pro-Palestinian and anti-Hamas? Look at Israel's blockade of Gaza!
Really? My experience with Palestinians is that they are good people. Hamas, on the other hand, states its goals very clearly in its charter, which calls for the destruction of Israel and annihilation of Israel's Jewish inhabitants. There is no conflict between being a supporter of Palestinian self-determination and being anti-Hamas, a terrorist organization akin to al-Qaida, ISIS and Hezbollah. I wish the Palestinian leadership would make the distinction.
When members of Fatah (Mahmoud Abbas' party) refuse to point a finger at Hamas as responsible for civilian casualties, I can see clearly that their hatred of Israel is far greater than their love of their own people. Accusing Hamas of firing from the cover of Palestinian civilians does not dehumanize the Palestinians; what dehumanizes the Palestinians is to not expect them to hold their leadership accountable for these crimes. It is not dehumanizing to call out the teaching of anti-Semitism in schools; it is dehumanizing to expect it.
It was not until 2007 that the people of Gaza elected Hamas and Israel imposed the blockade. It would seem odd for Israel to even think about opening up its border with a territory governed by an entity committed to its destruction. Egypt is also imposing a blockade of Gaza — another bit of moral relativism that we never hear about it. The true tragedy is that in 2005, when Israel left Gaza, uprooting settlements and their own citizens and leaving an entire agricultural infrastructure, there was a free flow of goods and hundreds of thousands of Palestinians commuting into Israel from Gaza for work each day.
How should we respond?
Support freedom of speech, press and religion. Support Israel, which protects these rights and wants to live in peace. Be unequivocally against those who infect worthwhile debates and conversations with untruths, labels and anecdotes that prove nothing. Question the motives of those who turn their criticism of Israel into anti-Semitism. This not only shows their own racism, but the flimsy nature of their case against Israel. Put pressure on the media to authenticate and properly contextualize the reports and images coming out of Gaza.
As a proud member of the Jewish people, I can say that we don't always get it right and we don't always have the answers. But we place a huge premium on making sure we ask all of the right questions.
Daniel Frankenstein is a managing partner at JANVEST Technologies, focused on Israel's emerging technology market. He lived in Tel Aviv from 2008 to 2012; he serves on the Business Leadership Council steering committee of the S.F-based Jewish Community Federation and on AIPAC's Young Leadership Council.


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July 27, 2013
July 27, 2013
The International LGBTQ Youth and Student Organisation (IGLYO) reaffirms its solidarity with LGBTQ youth and students in the Baltics.
The IGLYO board and secretariat held our board meeting in Vilnius this week, as well as participating in an international human rights conference, facilitating a workshop and marching with Baltic Pride.
IGLYO is disappointed that the organisers of Baltic Pride March for Equality, LGL, had been challenged several times in court by Vilnius City authorities on the location of the Baltic Pride March for Equality.
IGLYO welcomes the decision of the courts to allow the march to take place on Gediminas Avenue, the main city avenue of Vilnius. It is important that all LGBTQ people are able to assemble peacefully in all their diversity.
IGLYO would like to praise the constant work by LGL to ensure that LGBTQ people would be able to march on the main city avenue, and have their human right to assembly respected and affirmed.
IGLYO welcomes the work of the police authorities to ensure all those who had marched would be protected, and to the various embassies accredited to Lithuania who observed the march and supported LGL during the organisation process of Baltic Pride March of Equality.
Commenting on Baltic Pride, the Chair of IGLYO, Roh Petas stated: 'IGLYO is delighted to see the presence of so many LGBTQ young people at this years Baltic Pride. It's empowering to see people taking a stand for their human rights and against bigotry and discrimination. We stand with LGL and all LGBTQ youth and students in the Baltic's as they continue to fight for their basic human rights.'
IGLYO would like to remind the Lithuanian authorities of the importance that was placed on social inclusion and LGBTQ youth during the Irish Presidency of the European Union. We believe this needs to continue into the Lithuanian Presidency of the European Union.
IGLYO reaffirms our solidarity with LGL, Baltic Pride and all LGBTQ youth and students in the Baltics, and would like to praise the work of everyone involved in organising Baltic Pride.
Happy Pride from the IGLYO board and secretariat!
The International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer & Intersex (LGBTQI) Youth and Student Organisation
This website has been produced with the financial support of the Dutch Ministry of Education Culture & Science and the Rights Equality and Citizenship (REC) programme 2014-2020 of the European Union.
The contents of this website are the sole responsibility of IGLYO and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the Dutch Ministry or the European Commission.
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A Simple Rx for Publishing
Posted on | February 25, 2009 | No Comments
It's getting pretty dire out there. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer is on life support, and Hearst this week put a gun to the head of its astonishing loss-making flagship, the San Francisco Chronicle.
It once was easy (and appropriate) to chuckle at daily newspapers because they were arrogant and in denial for sooooo long, but now we realize that these important civic venues are a blink of an eye away from extinction. (It's to the point where I'm worried not just because I grew up reading the Chron but because my 95-year-old uncle just passed away and I want to make sure his obit gets in the paper before the paper writes its own!).
So those of us born before the Vietnam conflict are losing a really lovely habit. That's for another post. But the brands that are the Chronicle, the PI, et al are strong local brands. Sure they had an opportunity 10 years ago to leverage that online but they blew it. Water under the bridge.
It's not too late. You can't get local news and information from Yahoo or Google (unless they're suckling the free-news teet of local news organizations).
So here's the deal
Kill the print editions. Move the printing presses into a museum for our grandkids (make sure you have an ink exhibit where the kids can actually smell that wonderful smell).
Then get serious about moving online. Jimminy Christmas stop bringing the print paradigm to your site. FYI, memo to Hearst: Hire some kids a few blocks farther into SoMa from 5th and Market. They're out of work and they know what they're doing. You'll be amazed what happens when you lower your average age from 56 to, say, 30 or 35.
Then charge for the news. Read Gordon Crovitz's piece in The Wall Street Journal this week. "News Wants to be Expensive." You have NOTHING to lose by monetizing your crown jewels now.
After the coming cuts, you'll be a sliver of what The Chronicle used to be, but you have the brand and you can rebuild on it. Think Abercrombie & Fitch. (My mother bought my old man a fly rod and a shower head from there in the '60s–we still use the shower head to this day! Those days are long gone, but the company reinvented itself as a distributor of breathtakingly ugly clothing but made millions in the process).
Next: Give away locally targeted social media stuff on your site for free (gosh maybe there's even an advertising play there…you think?) Broad search advertising (i.e. Google) is a commodity business. Local search is where not only consumers find value but advertisers will pay dearly.
Every social media play that's arisen in the past decade that has nibbled into your local lunch is still broad in scope–it has to be. But you, you're local.
These are not rocket-scientist ideas. They've been bandied about for years, but you have few choices right now. As you ponder life without the printing press (you can write off the museum donation), here are two thinks to keep in mind:
1. Online, you have a highly engaged audience, sometimes commenting hundreds of times on even minor stories.
2. All profits today, like politics, are local.
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Loring Wirbel
February 26th, 2009 @ 10:29 am
Geez, people wouldn't pay for content in the flush days of the late 1990s, and Slate got its ass handed over on a platter for trying.
In 2009, everyone is trying to barter or reduce expenses for everything. I think this idea could be revived in about 2013, when there might be some discretionary money in the average consumer's budget. But by then, of course, it would be too late.
Dan Holden
February 26th, 2009 @ 2:36 pm
Brian, my thoughts: First, the issue at the Chron is fundamentally a management/union dispute taken to the level of tacit threat. That aside, news is not self-supporting. Newspapers generate revenue because they offer a sales channel to advertisers. A poorly written newspaper may fail due to the quality of its reporting, (which is grist for another reply), but today, newspapers are dying simply because the Web is free, and that free access lets anybody be a journalist. The playing field has been not just leveled, but obliterated. But the fundamental need to make a living still exists. So what's the answer for a journalist who's teetering on the edge of a paycheck? I think you have already nailed it in an earlier post: a gig. No, not a freelance writing assignment (unless you like that sort of thing), but something to sell through your own blog, web page, IMVU site, whatever the case may be. A good story is still, today, really just another sales channel. It's not self-sufficient, unless you can compile it into a book and sell it as such, or make a Hollywood movie out of it. The point is, there has to be something of great value behind (or more accurately, supporting) the blog, web page or tweet. I suspect many a good journalist will wince at this idea, because they are used to the illusion that they have been selling stories. But it was true of newspapers and its true of the web today, that words have significant monetary value only insofar as they create pull-through to a sale. Don't get me wrong, a good speech or great story will still be a hit or a best-seller…in another medium. Daily or even instantaneous journalism will only achieve that reward once in a great while. Blogging or twittering may look like penniless anarchy to the fourth estate, but its really a tool to a different source of income. What that source is, is the real jewel.
Greeley's Ghost
February 26th, 2009 @ 6:42 pm
Dan, great to hear from you! And a great comment.
Clearly it's working its way out. I was a panel today and heard that wikipedia tripled its fund-raising goal this year to $6 million. They made it and got most of it in $1 to $5 donations.
There's a role for micro-subscriptions perhaps in publishing, but the content has to be (obviously) solid, compelling and informative.
Somehow the toothpaste, some of it, has to be shoved back into the tube.
February 27th, 2009 @ 11:02 am
"There's a role for micro-subscriptions perhaps in publishing, but the content has to be (obviously) solid, compelling and informative."
That's a hard sell to engineers, even at minimal rates of $1-$5/month. As you note, Brian, the key is content. But it's also the way in which that content is displayed – at least for engineers. By display, I mean in the form of perhaps a java app that presents real-time data, i.e., plotting the power-rate of node specific designs, or maybe a tool that give some useful data. ChipEstimate's Insight comes to mind, tho I'm thinking of something simpler. Something that drives interest to the site several times a week. Not exactly sure what that "added value" component is for engineers, but I think it is more than just content. Or rather, it's content/information displayed in a way that is familiar and appealing to a very specific audience.
Now, if I only had the time to create such an app….
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I have been writing for the last ten years and every single piece I have written has been directed specifically to Christians and the Church. This is the first piece I have ever written to everyone else, outside of the Christian circle. I hope you will read it, take it to heart, and share it with everyone you know.
I have been seeing a lot of stuff lately that has been breaking my heart. There is so much negativity and anger, so many straining and broken relationships and marriages, so many frustrated people who are ready to give up, so much antipathy from person to person based upon politics, religion/non-religion, race, and class, and so many people giving themselves over to so many things that numb their pain.
I ache because life can be so much better than what you are settling for.
Despite the situation or circumstance you find yourself in, life can be so much more rich and holistic than you could ever imagine. But you have to understand this point- I am NOT talking about finding religion. That's not the answer at all. The truth is that there are so many in religious systems whose lives and relationships are a complete wreck- whose lives are a parched desert land and whose relationships are broken and crumbling, despite their perfect attendance on Sunday's, their singing of songs, their giving of money, and so on. Religion has never been the answer for inward transformation and relational healing and restoration.
What I am talking about is something so much more than religion. It is something not of ourselves, something beyond ourselves, that waters the dry and thirsty land, that brings the dead bones to life, that gives us eyes that can truly see and ears that can truly hear, and that awakens those who are living as sleepwalkers in this life.
There is a story I always point to that has the potential to open minds and change hearts. It is about a man who finds a treasure that had been hidden in a desolate field. In the midst of his searching he discovers these riches and then sells and gives up everything he has to buy the field and have all of the riches of this treasure.
This small story reveals an amazing paradox and a poignant truth-sometimes it takes giving up everything we have to receive the riches of the treasure.
And that truth is so profound and relevant because so many are searching and searching and searching for a better life, better relationships, a better way… but simply do not realize that there is actually something beyond ourselves that can give us this richness, purpose, value, and meaning and satisfy our every longing. But even more, these riches remain hidden from so many because we have been looking in all the wrong places with no riches to be found.
All I can honestly tell you is that you will continue to search endlessly, never finding the riches, never finding peace or contentment, never finding your ultimate fulfillment until you begin looking in the right place and then giving up everything to receive to receive this treasure.
You may be asking what exactly this treasure is. I will tell you, but to be honest, it can only truly be found by doing your own searching, your own asking, seeking, and knocking. These riches are not learned in a classroom, earned by religious affiliation or practice, or handed down from one person to another. These riches can only be found by the earnest seeker who has the eyes to see and the ears to hear. And that is why many of the religious in the churches have never found it for themselves, because they stopped or never started looking in the first place.
The truth is that no matter who you are, no matter where you came from, no matter what you have done in your life, no matter what people think of you, and no matter whether you believe you deserve it or not… the only place where you will discover the riches of unconditional love, the joy of living every moment, the peace that goes beyond all human understanding, the patience that flows from the depths your soul, the kindness that transcends every situation and circumstance, the gentleness that mends the broken-hearted, the self-control that leads to absolute freedom, the forgiveness that takes away all of your burdens, the mercy that grows your compassion and care for all of humankind, and the grace that extends regardless of merit … is beyond yourself. We simply do not have the ability to create that kind of life on our own. That kind of life, that kind of richness, can only be discovered in the Spirit of God. It is free for those who ask for it, seek to discover it, and knock so that the door will be open to it. It doesn't involve anyone giving it to you or any institution making it official… it only involves you asking, seeking, and knocking to find these riches… and then having the willingness to lay it all down and receive.
The cynic may say, "So you are saying that apart from the Spirit of God no one can experience those riches (love, joy, peace, etc.)?" To which I would respond, "Whether we would like to admit it or not, each one of us was made in the very image of God and have the capacity to experience those things. However, because we have all been disconnected from the Source of the riches (and we all have), we are unable to fully and unconditionally experience love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, gentleness, goodness, faithfulness, forgiveness, mercy, and grace. Like a root to the branches, we bear this fruit in our lives when we are connected to the Source."
And the reason I know this to be true is because I was the one disconnected from the Source of the riches. With my own effort I could be a quite a good guy. But my disconnect from the Source left me loving conditionally, hurting people with my words and actions, suffering from the stress of impatience, bound by the chains of anger, frustration, and resentment, and using people for my own gain. But again, I was a "good guy" by all subjective and objective measures, I just did not have the eyes to see how much richer and fuller life my life could be. I had convinced myself that I was "good," but yet the wreckage and wasteland of my life and my relationships were glaringly obvious.
It was nine years ago, in the midst of my own searching, that I was confronted by the way, life, and teachings of Jesus (again, not religion) and found the treasure that had been buried in the field. I realized how far from the riches I had been. That's when my eyes were opened. That's when my heart was healed and changed. That's when I gave up everything and bought the field and gained the riches. That is when my whole life changed. I am not a perfect man, far from it, but the Spirit of God changed me from the inside-out. And I can do nothing less than tell everyone I know about how good this life is… because I want each of you to experience it as well.
What is keeping you from receiving the riches for yourself?
If you want to chat, or if you have questions, or if you just need someone to pray for you… let me know.
Peace and love…


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Using ScanSnap Sync is as easy as capturing paper documents with the ScanSnap scanners. Documents scanned using a mobile device via the ScanSnap Connect Application are automatically uploaded to a folder in the cloud service. Once the user is back in the office and launches the ScanSnap Organizer software on either Mac or PC, scans are synchronised with the cloud service and are available for applying ScanSnap Organizer functions such as OCR or paper rotation. The enhanced document file will automatically be synchronized again with the cloud-based directory so that documents are available across all devices.
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About half of all pregnancies are unplanned. All women who are sexually active and who could potentially become pregnant should be taking folic acid but many don't.
So, let's bust through the myths to get to the folic facts!
Listen ladies, you have to be taking folic acid tablets for at least 3 months before and during the first 3 months of pregnancy. A baby's spine develops fully in the first 28 days of pregnancy. So, if you haven't been taking folic, by the time you realise you're pregnant, it may be too late to help support the development of the baby's spine and brain.
Contraception is not 100% effective and about half of all pregnancies are unplanned! Scary, right? There are no side effects to taking a folic acid supplement but if there were a surprise baby, it could help to protect its brain and spine.
Hey, it's your body! You don't ask for approval of your contraceptive choices and this should be no different. By taking folic acid tabletsdaily you are making a choice to help protect your future baby's (should you have one) brain and spine. It's your business, nobody else's.
Nope! It's impossible for women to get enough folic from eating a healthy balanced diet alone. Not even a mountain of broccoli would do it. Women need extra folic acid in early pregnancy, that's why a daily supplement of 400 mcg is recommended, as well as what you get from food.
Taking a folic acid supplement costs only a few cents or pennies a day. That's less than a daily caffeine fix (even if we do love a good soy caramel macchiato). A few cents a day to protect a baby from developing spina bifida or another Neural Tube Defect? Seems like a good deal to us.
It's only one tablet. If you can get into the habit of taking it with your pill or at the same time every day, it'll soon just become part of your daily routine, like brushing your teeth or getting your game face on.
Look, sometimes life throws us a curveball, there are some things you can prepare for and some you can't. Half of all pregnancies are unplanned. So, if contraception lets you down, at least you can help protect the baby's brain and spine by taking folic acid daily.
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I'm pleased to announce that I will be conducting a class at the New York Headache Center. The center is led by neurologist, headache specialist, and author, Alexander Mauskop, MD, FAAN, and subscribes to traditional and complementary headache therapies.
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