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How Your Baby Booty Integrates AWeber and Unbounce
You may have heard about the Unbounce app, which was introduced some time ago. For those that were already using Unbounce, this was great news.
But for those that were not familiar with Unbounce, and perhaps maybe still not, it may not be as obvious why this is so awesome. How do real people use Unbounce? Why do they want to integrate the two?
We talked to an AWeber customer who's actively using both our service and Unbounce to get some answers. Sarah Blight, who owns Your Baby Booty, shed light on the four key reasons Unbounce and AWeber are a match made in heaven.
1. Even the "Non-techies" Can Use Them
"It's very easy to use the two services, they blend seamlessly which is super reassuring, especially for the non-techie web people like myself."- Sarah
At AWeber, we work hard to make sure that it's easy to use our service. We offer hundreds of articles in the Knowledge Base, free webinars, templates and a Setup Wizard to walk you through getting your account set up.
Unbounce has the same goal. They offer plenty of templates for your site, 1-click A/B split testing, and instructional videos. In 5 simple steps, you can integrate Unbounce with the AWeber service. Once that's set up, visitors that enter their information in the Unbounce form will be added to your AWeber list.
Both services are hosted online, so there's no need to download or install anything.
2. They Help You Get Started
"Unbounce is amazingly user friendly. For a non-website person who has created a website (haha), it's super easy to use, saves us a lot of time and money. The customer support is also really great.
AWeber helps us communicate with [our subscribers], drive traffic to our site, and gives us a good idea of what people click on within our messages." -Sarah
Using the easy, non-techie friendly interface, Your Baby Booty has set up two Unbounce landing pages:
These pages contain clear calls for action and forms to sign up to the mailing list. Both are great pages to start growing an email list and customer base.
When the customers are moved to your AWeber list, you can begin marketing to them. The follow up messages can be set up to welcome the new subscriber and provide any necessary information, and then you can continue creating and sending emails to the subscriber as long as they remain subscribed.
Both services have excellent customer support available to help you get started as well.
3. …and Can Teach Old Dogs New Tricks
But these services aren't just meant for starting out. When Sarah gets further into her email campaign, she may realize that there are some things she wants to optimize.
For example, maybe she has noticed that her conversion rate is low on the website. Unbounce can help optimize the sign up process, attracting more visitors to become subscribers. Tests can be set up for anything from the offer to the button to find out what brings in more conversions.
She might also want to boost subscriber click-through rates in her emails. AWeber can then be used to optimize the interaction with subscribers after sign up. Split tests can be set up for broadcast messages to test what works. Popular tests include changes to the subject line, design, header and footer and links.
Both services have regular blog posts with new tips to keep your marketing fresh.
4. They Provide Thorough Statistics
When you're ready to start testing, you'll want to look at stats you already have and see what you can learn from them. Unbounce provides detailed stats about visits and conversions:
AWeber shows message opens, clicks and can even track purchases:
For example, Unbounce can show that the Your Baby Booty site has about 100 visitors per day with 22 converting to subscribers. Of those 22 subscribers, AWeber reports 18 confirmed to be on the mailing list, with an 88% open rate for the first message and 40% clicking on links back to the website.
Both services offer easy-to-read graphs for the information being tracked.
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I have never heard of Unbounce app, I would like to know how could this help me in what I do, my website is my business, or may be it not for me1/17/2012 2:19 pm
James Clay
This post talks about the Unbounce app. Check it out and you can see if it's something that will work with your site.1/17/2012 4:31 pm
I agree – it would have been useful to show what Unbounce does that AWeber doesn't do… I don't understand the need for unbounce also, in addition to AWeber.3/1/2012 1:42 pm
Hi Crystal – interesting article, but the one thing which wasn't mentioned anywhere in your article is WHAT UNBOUNCE IS – OR DOES.
I read the whole thing and I'm still scratching my head.
My questions were, "Does it stop people from unsubscribing?", "Does it offer a chance for people to learn more as they're leaving a site?" … and I couldn't work it out from anything in the article (apart from that it works well with Aweber).
So I went to the Unbounce website to find out:
Unbounce is a self-serve hosted service that provides marketers doing paid search, banner ads, email or social media marketing, the easiest way to create, publish & test promotion specific landing pages without the need for IT or developers."
Ahhhhh I think I get it now – it's a service which allows you to easily create landing pages, and track the effectiveness of parts of those pages (for a monthly fee).
OK – the article is starting to make sense now.
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Dressed in a black robe, sitting high and mighty behind the desk of justice, God looks down on you with a sneer, twisting the gavel in his hand. He can hardly wait, it seems in your mind, for the hammer to fall, the sentence to be announced, and the jail door of eternity's judgment to slam behind you. Maybe you have thought of God like this -- a law-enforcing, merciless adjudicator.
Or maybe is he an apathetic, absent in mind and presence, old man. He teeters around heaven on his walker, clueless to the suffering and confusion of his world. His sight has gotten bad, his hearing even worse. And when reading the Bible it seems that when he was younger, and still had his faculties, he was a bit more able. But now he's playing shuffleboard and bingo. Sure, he's out there, but we are pretty much on our own.
And you've thought of God as a dominating father figure -- a broad-shouldered, authoritarian who runs his household with an iron fist. He's busy with his heavenly work until you do something wrong, and then. "Just wait until your father gets home," becomes a chilling word of condemnation from many a pen and pulpit.
We are not unlike the salesman who had a flat tire on a lonely country road late one night. It was dark, cold, and raining. The salesman rummaged through his trunk and removed the spare tire, only to discover he had no lug wrench. He saw the porch light of a farmhouse across a field. So with no other options, he started out on foot, through the mud for help. "Surely," the salesman thought, "this farmer will have a lug wrench or at least a telephone."
But it was dark, cold, and raining; and walking through a spooky cornfield in the middle of it all began to affect the salesman's thinking. He started talking to himself.
"What if the farmer refuses to come to the door?" No, he'll come to the door. "What if he comes to the door afraid, with a shotgun, and shoots me?" No, he wouldn't do that.
"What if he comes to the door angry at being bothered this time of night?" Yes, that's what will happen. He'll probably say, "What is the big idea getting me out of bed like this?"
This thought stuck in the salesman's mind. The longer he walked through the field, the angrier and more distrustful he became. "Why, that old farmer is a selfish old clod. How dare he get mad at me, just for asking for help? Who does he think he is, refusing to assist me? How could he leave me out here in the cold and the rain with no place to go?"
He trudged on in the dark imagining what was about to happen, getting angrier by the step. He got to the door and began banging on it, frustrated and drenched. The farmer came to the door and called out, "Who is there?"
The salesman answered, "You know good and well who this is! It's me! You can keep that stinking lug wrench of yours! I wouldn't use it if it was the last one in the county!" And back to his car he trudged in the rain.
Atheism is not a problem for most of us. We believe in the existence of God. We accept the fact that he is out there, somewhere. But we do not believe God really loves and wants to help us. We are not atheists, but we are skeptics. This makes us distrustful of God.
But have we ever thought that God is actually on our side, that God really wants to help us, fight for us, and love us? What if we give God a chance to be our friend and "ever present help in time of trouble?"
Yes, God is good, even when life is not. He really wants to help us -- if we will let him -- and love us; especially when it is dark, cold, and raining outside.
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Precruise: One night at the Marriott Courtyard Downtown Miami. After checking in we tried to drive to South beach for some beach time. This was a BIG mistake. It took 45 to drive from downtown to South beach. It was Easter Sunday and it was jam-packed. No way to find parking (except for a small lot charging $30). We drove around, very slowly, taking in the sights best we could before returning to the hotel.
Later we strolled the river walk but were disappointed to find the entire Bayside Park closed due to cleanup from the previous weekend's concert. Went to the Bayside Market to again find huge crowds. Got the last two seats on the harbor sightseeing boat, which we enjoyed.
Embarkation: Only 45 minutes from hotel to boarding, which included parking the car at the port- very smooth. We went lunch buffet which was real crowded. After lunch chilled by the pool for a while then it started to rain very hard. Fortunately it cleared for the sail-away at about 5:15.
Crowd: This may have been the youngest ever on a Celebrity Cruise. It was spring break for many states and it was a 5 night cruise. There were LOTS of teenagers and a good amount of kids. At least 25% of the passengers were 18 and under. Fortunately, they seemed to be a good group and they were well behaved from what I observed.
During the first day a sea the weather was perfect. Around 9:30 we found a few empty loungers on deck 12 forward above the bridge. It was quiet and not crowded because few loungers were in that area. Soon after that EVERY seat was taken. Many people were circling the ship looking for a seat. The pool area was a zoo and the pools/hot tubs were human soup.
Room: 2C sweet 16 veranda. The room was in great shape for its age. Minor wear but we had no complaints. The room is not large, but has very efficient storage. The balcony was a different story. Dirty, worn out and rusting. The off-white colored chairs were more black than white, so bad that I would not sit in them. Soon after notifying guest relations they did thoroughly scrub them. They were useable after the cleaning but hopefully will be replaced during dry dock. Covering the entire balcony area was white paint drops from really sloppy painting. Others I talked to also had these drops on their balconies. Being it was our first veranda cabin we really did enjoy having it.
Ship: Interior was in good shape. It had slight wear but was clean and well maintained. The outside areas are showing a lot more wear and age. From a personal opinion, this ship was plain and lacked the 'wow' factor. It was nice and classy but very subdued when compared to Royal Caribbean ships.
Food: San Marco restaurant has great food and service. The food was very similar to Royal Caribbean's. The buffet was OK only. Food was decent but the layout is very poor. Congested and the food is way too spread out along the center island. Most is located at the front and center but way in the back are a couple more food stations.
Entertainment: Cruise directors Damian and Tyler did a good job. Main shows were entertaining with excellent singers and dancers. Production quality did not match Royal Caribbean's, and I was disappointed that there was no pit musicians, only canned music. The Comedian and Magician were very good.
Derek Lewis performed in Michael's Club at 11 every night. He is a Guitar player/singer/comedian/coerced Karaoke guy who host 'adult day care'. He is a riot and the place was packed every time. Party bands the Spitfires and Flava were excellent and performed all over the ship. We did not see the singer/guitar player at the Sunset Bar. Piano bar player was mediocre.
Classic Beverage Package: Great! Especially for the price - free. Wine glasses always full in the restaurant. Choices for wine under the package were few but they were good. It was really convenient with mostly good service and no signing. At peak times bar service was a little slow and understaffed.
Ports: On Roatan we went to West Bay beach which is as good as described. However, the roads are TERRIBLE, I would not want to endure a sightseeing trip on them. On a side note, when pulling into port I saw the two Carnival ships slowly limping away from Mahogany Bay. They obviously could not dock because of high winds. I felt bad for their passengers, It was perfect weather on the island. Cozumel -went to the rustic Playa Palancar beach club to escape the crowds.
Disembarkation: 1 hour fifteen minutes from off the ship to clearing customs. Not enough customs agents.
Did not use: Specialty dining, Sunset Bar, or the spa.


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NeuLion hosts it. They do NHL GameCenter too, although you would never guess that these are both products of one company. Gamecenter is indirect proof that we put a man on the moon. AHLlive begs the question, "If we could put a man on the moon– wait is that Matt Fraser with the puck or Neil Armstrong with a golf ball?"
In the Western Conference, the only available props go to the Chicago Wolves organization, in part because of how quickly post-game they publish video highlights on their YouTube channel.
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The Training Instructor will provide instructional training in a classroom setting with some hands-on training in the field. Training includes expertise in technical, managerial and financial areas as it relates to water and/or wastewater utility, regarding daily operations of a drinking water distribution system and/or water treatment facility or a sanitary sewer collection system and/or wastewater treatment facility.
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Qualified applicants should possess, at a minimum, education equivalent to a high school diploma and multi-year work experience (preferably a minimum of 5 years) in operating and/or managing a community water system or sanitary sewer collection system and wastewater treatment facility; at least 2 years of recent experience as a Circuit Rider in water or wastewater or in an instructional training capacity.
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Since then, NRWA, through its State Affiliates, has grown to represent over 27,000 water and wastewater utilities and is now the largest utility membership association in the nation. With Hawai'i on board NRWA will represent utilities in all 50 states. In December of 2010, Hawai'i Rural Water Association officially was formed and became a full-fledged member of the NRWA.
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The State Game and Fish Department has scheduled eight public meetings in February to discuss deer management in North Dakota.
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"We're all aware that the state's whitetail and mule deer populations have declined considerably in recent years," said Game and Fish Department wildlife chief Randy Kreil. "In 2013 we had approximately 40,000 hunters who applied for a deer gun license and didn't get one. We're looking at some ideas that might help get more hunters in the field if deer populations remain similar to what they are now."
In the long term, Kreil said Game and Fish's strategy is to build deer numbers to a point that would provide a reasonable chance for anyone who wants to hunt to be able to get some kind of license. "Right now we have a high public interest in deer hunting in North Dakota," he said. "We're hoping to come up with some solutions to help us maintain that."
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The median days away from work for all cases of lost-worktime injuries and illnesses was 8 days in 2003, up from 7 in 2002. Over one-fourth of the cases resulted in 31 days or more away from work.
Among events or exposures leading to an injury serious enough to require taking a day or more off the job, repetitive motion, such as grasping tools, scanning groceries, and typing, resulted in the longest absences from work—a median of 22 days. Falls to a lower level resulted in the next longest absences from work with a median of 15 days, followed by transportation accidents with a median of 14 days.
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For kids under the age of 16, going to school is not just recommended, it's the law.
As a kid, many of us dreaded it, but for around 180 days a year, school is where we needed to be.
"We believe it is going to have a positive effect on student achievement, but we also believe it is going to have a positive effect on our county when we keep those kids off the streets, out of trouble and in the school building," said Superintendent Fred Rayfield.
The Decatur County Board of Education and District Attorney's Office met with parents Tuesday morning who's kids have 15 or more unexcused absences.
"Just to let them know they are now on notice for next school year and that we are going to be taking this incredibly important as far as their attendance in school and if they are not showing up, and they do not having any excused absences, that they will be prosecuted for those unexcused absences," said District Attorney Joe Mulholland.
Mulholland says keeping these kids in school is important for safety and monetary reasons.
"It goes all the way to the fact of the funding we receive both at the state and the federal level that we do not receive if they are not in school. What they are doing if they are not in school, which is going to see me in felony court."
"When they are allowed not to attend school and the adults or parents are not present during the day, that leads to crime, that leads to juvenile problems throughout any city that's allowed to happen," said Rayfield.
Rayfield says last year they completely revised the county's attendance protocol.
"The District Attorney's step is an optional step in our process of attendance protocol and we really want to thank our District Attorney's Office and Joe Mulholland for carrying out this step."
Mulholland says if prosecuted, truancy is a misdemeanor offense, but he hopes after these meetings, it will never get to that point.
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Boston » Investigators believe the suspects in the Boston Marathon bombing were likely planning other attacks based on the cache of weapons uncovered, the city's police commissioner said Sunday.
Commissioner Ed Davis told CBS' "Face the Nation" that authorities found an arsenal of homemade explosives after a gun battle between police and the suspects in the Boston suburb of Watertown early Friday.
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"We have reason to believe, based upon the evidence that was found at that scene — the explosions, the explosive ordnance that was unexploded and the firepower that they had — that they were going to attack other individuals," Davis said. "That's my belief at this point."
Also Sunday, news media reported that as the lone surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombing lay hospitalized under heavy guard, the American Civil Liberties Union and a federal public defender are raising concerns about investigators' plan to question 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev without reading him his Miranda rights.
What Tsarnaev will say and when are unclear. He remained in serious condition Sunday and apparently in no shape for interrogation — authorities disclosed Sunday he had been shot in the throat — after being pulled bloodied and wounded from a tarp-covered boat in a Watertown backyard. The capture came at the end of a tense Friday that began with his 26-year-old brother, Tamerlan, dying in a gunbattle with police.
U.S. officials said an elite interrogation team would question the Massachusetts college student without reading him his Miranda rights, something that is allowed on a limited basis when the public may be in immediate danger, such as when bombs are planted and ready to go off.
ACLU Executive Director Anthony Romero said the legal exception applies only when there is a continued threat to public safety and is "not an open-ended exception" to the Miranda rule, which guarantees the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney.
The federal public defender's office in Massachusetts said it has agreed to represent Tsarnaev once he is charged. Miriam Conrad, public defender for Massachusetts, said he should have a lawyer appointed as soon as possible because there are "serious issues regarding possible interrogation."
There was no immediate word on when Tsarnaev might be charged and what those charges would be. The twin bombings killed three people and wounded more than 180.
The most serious charge available to federal prosecutors would be the use of a weapon of mass destruction to kill people, which carries a possible death sentence. Massachusetts does not have the death penalty.
President Barack Obama said there are many unanswered questions about the bombing, including whether the Tsarnaev brothers — ethnic Chechens from southern Russia who had been in the U.S. for about a decade and lived in the Boston area — had help from others. The president urged people not to rush judgment about their motivations.
Gov. Deval Patrick said Sunday that surveillance video from the Boston Marathon attack shows Dzhokhar Tsarnaev dropping his backpack and calmly walking away from it before the bomb inside it exploded.
The video clearly puts at the scene of the attack, Patrick said on NBC.
"It does seem to be pretty clear that this suspect took the backpack off, put it down, did not react when the first explosion went off and then moved away from the backpack in time for the second explosion," Patrick said. "It's pretty clear about his involvement and pretty chilling, frankly."
Deval said Saturday that Tsarnaev was probably unable to communicate. Tsarnaev was at Boston's Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, where 11 victims of the bombing were still being treated.
"I, and I think all of the law enforcement officials, are hoping for a host of reasons the suspect survives," the governor said after a ceremony Saturday at Fenway Park to honor the victims and survivors of the attack. "We have a million questions, and those questions need to be answered."
The all-day manhunt Friday brought the Boston area to a near standstill and put people on edge across the metropolitan area.
The break came around nightfall when a homeowner in Watertown saw blood on his boat, pulled back the tarp and saw a bloody Tsarnaev hiding inside, police said. After an exchange of gunfire, he was seized and taken away in an ambulance.
Raucous celebrations erupted in and around Boston, with chants of "USA! USA!" Residents flooded the streets in relief four days after the two pressure-cooker bombs packed with nails and other shrapnel went off.
Michael Spellman said he bought tickets to Saturday's Red Sox game at Fenway Park to help send a message to the bombers.
"They're not going to stop us from doing things we love to do," he said, sitting a few rows behind home plate. "We're not going to live in fear."Next Page >
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Barack Obama is not the Messiah. I worry about the folks who appear to think troops will come home from Iraq, our international problems will disappear, we'll all get raises and tax refunds, and reparations checks will be in the mail, within hours of Obama winning the presidency. The reality of politics is that change takes time, it takes sacrifice, and sometimes it takes compromising and getting a little less (maybe a lot less) than you hope for. Read more...
Barack Obama is a politician--a smart politician with noble ideas that may change the fabric of government--but a politician all the same. It doesn't surprise me when Obama does what politicians do, but sometimes it disappoints me. Case in point: His reaction to Gen. Wesley Clark's recent remarks about John McCain.
Here is what Clark said:
Gen. Clark is absolutely right. Service in the military is not the same thing as executive experience, and donning a military uniform does not automatically make one beyond criticism on issues of national security and international relations. What kind of "land of the free" are we if we are not allowed to realistically evaluate a member of the military industrial complex...if we, without thought, trust anyone in shiny stars, stripes and badges? That is not the America that I believe in. Blind allegiance is death on a democracy, and true patriots know it.
Of course, it doesn't surprise me that the right wing, abetted by the mainstream media, have gone along with the ridiculous notion of the McCain campaign that Clark's comments represent a "swift boating" of the Arizona senator--some sort of attack on God, country, the military and McCain's Vietnam service. Never mind that Clark himself is a retired general. Does any thinking person really believe that Clark, a career Army man who served in Vietnam and the Balkans, disdains the military or takes service during wartime lightly? I think most people know better, but why should reason get in the way of ratings-driving controversy or Republican talking points?
Yes, in this latest "controversy" neither the right nor the MSM disappointed my low expectations. But Obama's reaction disappointed me plenty (about 1 min. 22 sec. in):
Now, it could just be that the media is framing Obama's speech as a rebuttal to Clark and a distancing from the surrogate's comments. I hope so. I hope that Obama is not giving credence to the damaging belief that patriotism means never questioning someone who has worn a military uniform. That is the patriotism of people who believe that showing love of country means waving flags, donning pins and affixing yellow stickers to your car, not protecting democracy, understanding what is going on beyond your borders, making sure never to risk the life of a man or woman in uniform unless absolutely necessary, and taking care of veterans when their service is done (BTW, Obama supported the GI Bill; McCain not so much). I hope that, like my husband believes, Obama is playing the political game, allowing his surrogate to take the heat for speaking some truth that the candidate wants to say but can't.
Maybe Barack Obama is doing what he has to do, but I submit that this is an area of the political arena where I would like to see some of that "change" my candidate promises. Four years ago, I waited for John Kerry to call the Republicans on their bullshit, including their unpatriotic attacks on his patriotism. He never did. Kerry let the other side define him and define what it means to be an American. He lost the election and we got four more years of the Age of Anti-Reason. I don't want that to happen again.
Sen. Obama, I understand that you are working within the system. I understand that you are a politician, not a radical. But the politicians that I really appreciate know when to be politic and when to speak the unvarnished truth. You missed a chance to show that you can do this. As a supporter, I hope you'll do better next time.


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What's the Difference? Hard Shell vs. Soft Shell Clams
Confession: For a very (very) long time, we believed that, like soft shell crabs, soft shell clams really did have soft edible shells. Turns out...not quite! Although their shells are comparatively thin and brittle, there's a bigger difference between soft shell and hard shell clams...
All clams feed by filtering sea water through a siphon. In hard shell clams, this siphon is relatively small and short, allowing the clam to close its shell. Hard shells are the most common type of clam sold commercially. Look for little neck, cherry stone, top neck, and quahog clams.
Soft shell clams tend to bury themselves deeper in the sand, necessitating a longer siphon. The longer siphon means that it cannot be fully retracted into the shell and so the shell can never close completely. Whether they're called "soft" shell clams because of their fragile shells or because of this inability to close is anybody's guess! Some more common types of soft shell clams are steamers (popular for New England clam bakes), long necks, and the infamous geoduck.
As far as we understand, there is no significant difference between these two varieties of clam in terms of base flavor. Both clams can also be used for similar preparations, but the siphon on soft shell clams can become quite tough. You can either remove the siphon completely or you can gently slit the surface of the siphon and pull off the tough outer skin.
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I disagree that there's no difference between the hard and soft shell clam. The soft shells have a large stomach that has a very distinct rich flavor that some people like or don't like. You have the stomach and then you have the neck. Whereas the hard shells are just the meat with no black stomach. They are meatier in texture and stand up in foods better. I think the flavor is totally different and that for the most part you wouldn't use them interchangeably.
Thanks for this explanation, Tazer! I had trouble finding definitive facts either way, so its great to hear your take on it.
I can't say I've cooked extensively with either; I just know that soft shelled clams, or clams as we call them in Massachusetts, are mainly used in steamers or white clam sauce or chowder, while hard shelled clams, or quahogs as we would call them, are used in stuffed quahogs, chowders, chilis, clamcakes, or raw or steamed. But the steamed soft shell clams are the only ones that are "steamers". You could steam the hard shelled ones but they would just be steamed quahogs I guess. When I go out to dinner here in SF they are usually steamed with white wine and garlic which is great.
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Jodi Jackson Tucker is the mother of eight children, five of whom are adopted. She serves as the International Director of Orphan Sunday, a program of the Christian Alliance for Orphans. Jodi is the author of Fasten Your Sweet Belt: 10 Things You Need to Know About Older Child Adoption. She and her family live in Durham, North Carolina. She is an advocate for adoptive parents and volunteers much of her time to serving orphans and their adoptive families.
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According to year-end statistics released by USDA and compiled by the U.S. Meat Export Federation (USMEF), exports of U.S. pork, beef and lamb set new records across the board in 2011, reaching all-time highs in both volume and value and exceeding $11.5 billion in total value.
Pork exports totaled 2.255 million metric tons valued at $6.11 billion, breaking the previous volume record of 2.052 million metric tons and shattering the value record of $4.88 billion, which were both established in 2008. Year-over-year, pork exports were up 18 percent in volume and 28 percent in value.
Beef exports finished the year at 1.287 million metric tons valued at $5.42 billion. This broke the 2003 volume record of 1.274 million metric tons and easily surpassed the 2010 value record of $4.08 billion. Export volume was 21 percent larger than in 2010, with value up 33 percent.
Lamb exports totaled 18,343 metric tons valued at $30.08 million. This topped the previous record performance of 2006, when exports totaled 13,934 metric tons valued at $27.8 million. Compared to 2010, lamb export volume was up 72 percent and value increased 46 percent.
"It is extremely gratifying to see all red meat exports reaching new heights, even with the various trade obstacles we still face across the world," said USMEF President and CEO Philip Seng. "U.S. producers have provided superior products to market and made solid investments in the international markets – not only from pork, beef and lamb checkoff programs, but also from the corn and soybean checkoffs. Along with the experienced staff we have in place in the foreign markets, our trade officials who continue to work for greater market access and the exporters and traders who work every day to grow the presence of U.S. meat worldwide, they are to be commended for their foresight and commitment to global marketing."
While the record-breaking performance of 2011 is impressive, Seng feels strongly that USMEF and its industry partners have laid the groundwork for even greater success in the future.
"Demand for U.S. red meat has never been stronger, and we are well-positioned to build on this success," he said. "We have the marketing tools in place to showcase the quality and consistency of U.S. products, which our industry is able to deliver at a very competitive price and end users are able to utilize in extremely creative and innovative ways. Real opportunities exist for further growth, and USMEF fully intends to capitalize on this strong momentum."
Pork export ratio, per-head value, very strong in 2011
For the year, pork exports equated to 27.5 percent of total production when including both muscle cuts and variety meat. In terms of muscle cuts only, exports totaled 23 percent of total production. This was up substantially from 23.7 percent and 19 percent, respectively, in 2010. Export value per head slaughtered was $55.55, an increase of 27 percent (nearly $12) from a year ago.
In December, pork exports were down slightly from November's record performance but remained well above the previous year's pace. Exports increased 16 percent in volume (215,870 metric tons) and 32 percent in value ($582.6 million) from December 2010.
"Among the factors driving the success of U.S. pork exports are the chilled programs and value-added programs that USMEF has implemented in several key markets, especially in north Asia," Seng said. "Producers, processors and exporters have really worked together in recent years to provide a wider range of high-quality products that we can use to expand these markets. As a result of this collaboration, premiums delivered by the international markets continue to have a very positive impact on the U.S. pork industry's growth and profitability."
In addition to setting a global value record, Seng noted that the U.S. industry achieved new heights in its top two markets, Japan and Mexico.
"Coming off a record year in Japan, we grew export value by another 20 percent and nearly eclipsed the $2 billion mark," he said. "That's a testament to the effective marketing strategies deployed in what is easily the world's most competitive pork market, as we have found new ways to further penetrate the restaurant and retail sectors and capitalize on rapidly growing sectors such as convenience stores. In Mexico, our outreach to national and regional supermarket chains has been highly successful, along with the strong relationships we have established in the processing sector."
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UNDATED (WSAU) The National Transportation Safety Board says it will not conduct a further investigation into a weekend freeway crash in Kentucky that killed six Wisconsinites.
The Kentucky State Police is continuing its own probe into Saturday's mishap on Interstate-65, about 50 miles south of Louisville. Officials said a semi-truck driver from Michigan might have been distracted, just before his truck rear-ended an S-U-V that was returning to Wisconsin from a vacation in Florida. 62-year-old James Gollnow of Pella in Shawano County was driving the S-U-V. He was killed, along with his 62-year-old wife Barbara – foster children Soledad Smith, age 8, and Gabriel Zumig, age 10 – 92-year-old family friend Marion Champnise, and 18-year-old Sarina Gollnow. Two foster teenagers in the S-U-V were taken to hospitals in Louisville and Lexington with injuries that included burns and fractures.
Investigators said the trucker, 47-year-old Ibrahim Fetic of Troy Michigan, had a blood sample taken – and police were checking his driving records.
Funeral director Bob Didier of Marion said the Gollnows were originally from Wisconsin before they moved to Tennessee and came back. He said they long cared for foster children. About 15 minutes after the original crash, a four-vehicle wreck occurred in the opposite lanes of the freeway – apparently caused by gapers to the other mishap. The drummer for country star Kellie Pickler was seriously hurt. 36-year-old Gregg Lohman of Tennessee was in serious condition at last word.


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A Huntington man was charged Monday with attempted murder and other charges after he allegedly shot and wounded his wife last month.
Chad Robert Snyder, 36, was charged in Emery County's 7th District Court with first-degree felony attempted murder, along with two charges of third-degree felony use of a firearm by a restricted person.
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Snyder, who is currently being held without bail in the Emery County Jail, is expected to make his initial appearance in court on Thursday.
Emery County sheriff's deputies responded to a domestic violence complaint at Snyder's Huntington home on June 29. When they arrived, deputies found Snyder's wife, 33-year-old Misty Snyder, suffering from a single gunshot wound, according to police.
The woman was taken to a local hospital, where she had surgery, according to police. Sheriff's spokeswoman Janalee Luke said Tuesday that the woman was still in the intensive care unit, and is in an induced coma.
"We have not been able to interview her yet," she said.
According to Utah court records, Chad Snyder was convicted of felony drug distribution in 2004. Since then, he has been convicted of numerous misdemeanor crimes, including reckless driving, DUI and unlawful purchase of alcohol by an interdicted person. In 2008, he took a plea in abeyance to misdemeanor assault, and was ordered to undergo domestic violence counseling, according to court records.
State officials urged anyone needing assistance with domestic violence issues to call the Domestic Violence LINKLine at 1-800-897-LINK (5465).
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"That's the first I've heard of it," Kentucky resident Paul Estep said.
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(WMC-TV) – He shared child porn images on his Facebook page and now controversial radio-talk show host Thaddeus Matthews is indicted for his actions.
A grand jury has spoken and now child porn charges against a controversial talk show host move from general sessions court to criminal court.
In November 2012, Matthews told Action News 5, "The charges are totally ridiculous."
This was just hours after posting $100,000 bond.
Matthews said, "It's out there, I can't deny that I put it on my Facebook page. Could I have used better judgment? Yes."
Controversial talk show host Thaddeus Matthews explained a Facebook post in which he shared a photo of a man engaged in a sex act with a child.
More than a year later, a Shelby County grand jury indicted Matthews on three felony charges of sexual exploitation of a minor for which he could face between two and 30 years in prison if convicted.
Action News 5's Nick Kenney spoke with Matthews by phone and he says the indictment isn't totally unexpected, but adds he didn't know about it until reporters started calling Friday morning.
He declined an interview request, but asked 'Why me?' Something he later re-iterated to his 18,000 plus followers on that very same Facebook page.
Matthews said, "Hundreds of persons posted the picture, but I am the sole person being selectively prosecuted. While I have heard that several minors have been arrested I'm sure none of them face prison time."
A 16-year-old and a 13-year-old were both arrested, but their names were never released.
A year ago, in 2012, District Attorney General Amy Weirich said, ""We don't target anybody. We do our job."
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Welcome to the 2013 CFCC Geology blog. There are lots of exciting things to share. At the close of last term we were contacted by a landowner not far from Boone, North Carolina. He brought in some very exciting artifacts found on his property.
Things only got more exciting from there! For the last month the Geology Program has inventoried and begun to catalog hundreds of artifacts found on the property. The collection has yielded items from 12,000 years old, to items traded by the French in the 18th century. And we have only scratched the surface of what this site contains. Once the winter passes we plan a field school on site that will take a more in depth study. So far evidence suggests that a Native American culture was living there for thousands of years.
Here is another sample of artifacts under study at CFCC.
There is so much to examine.