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Hi All: We're planning our family trip for mid-august 2013. And I guess we're already finding it pretty hard to find self catering cottages/apartments around Daglan/Domme. Being vegetarian we really have no choice but to go self catering. The issue we're grappling with is that the ones we really liked are not taking credit cards. They are asking for direct bank transfer of funds which we are just really uncomfortable doing. So my questions were:
a. Is it pretty typical for vacationers to pay the monies - damage deposit plus rent - through direct bank transfer? Especially is this common when folks are coming from overseas to Dordogne area?
b. Do you know of reasonable priced self catering that would be available and take credit card? our budget is about E400-E600. We're not looking for 5-star accomodation but we are a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 kids).
I have searched Vrbo, flipkey, tripadvisor. Am i missing any other places that could work?
Thanks so much! Chitra
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a. Is it pretty typical for vacationers to pay the monies - damage deposit plus rent - through direct bank transfer? Especially is this common when folks are coming from overseas to Dordogne area?>>
it's certainly the industry standard in the UK - we do it ourselves with visitors from Germany and further afield. so it's not so surprising that it would be in use in France too. the alternative is to use one of the more expensive agencies like French Country Cottages, which will take c/cards but charge you [and the owner of the accommodation] for the priviledge.
another place to try is Gites de france - here's the website:
you can select "gites rureux" or farmhouses, and then where you want to be and whether you want a pool. then how many bedrooms, what standard you want, etc. they are all checked over and approved by the Gites de France organisation so that is some sort of guarantee of what you are going to get.
Bonne chance! -
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We stayed at a great place, approx. 1 km outside Cenac. La guerinere. ( I think ) large house is a B&B, but have 3 other accomodations on property. Two smaller cottages. We had the larger house/ cottage -2+ bedrooms if you include the basement, large kitchen. a very nice house . can walk out the back door and you are on a quiet country road where you can walk for miles. It was several years ago that we stayed there , but I recall it being very reasonably priced. Vegetarian in the Dordogne might be difficult. you really need your own kitchen.
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2012 Elite National Road Race
Me and Tim Hall (Nashville Cyclist) after the finish of a long, hot race
Quick summary – this was a long, hot race with a huge field of more than 175 riders. I rode really conservatively never chasing anything down or trying to get into any moves, and this worked out well as I had tons of energy left for the uphill finishing sprint where I finished 8th. With three riders up the road, that means I finished 11th in the race. Congrats to Mat Davis (Team La'Sport) on a strong second place finish. Also, the power map and plot below also summarize the race … hard on the uphills and coasting or braking on all the downhills getting sucked along by the huge field.
Heart rate zone summary
These Garmin screenshots also summarize the race. The max speeds indicate the "sucking" power that the huge field had. 51mph on a less than 10% downhill! Also, the temperature of 107.1 degF indicates how hot it was in the sun. And finally over 8300′ of climbing is a lot of climbing for a race!
Race report
Kristine and I drove over to Augusta, GA on Saturday for the road race today – leaving the kids home with Grandma and Grandpa. This made for a short, fun getaway trip with Kristine to race on a course that I raced over 15 years ago as a college student at Clemson. The course is on a large, active military base (Fort Gordon), which adds to its uniqueness. "CAUTION: target area", "The Confidence Course" were two signs that I noticed today, but my favorite from 15 years ago was "WARNING: unexploded ordinance". I didn't see that sign today, but I really didn't have much time to look either as the race was super fast covering 103 miles in just over 4 hours. The course is constantly rolling with no flat sections at all. There are a few longer hills including the finishing hill, but none of them are long enough to be categorized climbs.
The air temperature was probably low to mid 90s with lots of humidity, but in the sun it was well over that with my Garmin reading a max of 107.1 degF. I knew that hydration would be important, and so I planned to take a bottle from Kristine and a neutral water bottle every lap. Kristine positioned herself at the front of the feedzone, and did an excellent job handing me five bottles for a total of nine bottles of gatorade, coke, and water consumed during the 4 hour race. I never once felt any muscle tightness (indicative of an oncoming cramp) and was able to sprint at full speed at the end of the race without fear of cramping.
Strategically, I raced a conservative race having convinced myself that I should wait until two laps to go to try and get into any kind of move. But with two laps to go, our field was still really large and moving really fast so I didn't think a break would be able to stick. Many breaks formed during the race but were brought back by the large field's momentum on the downhills.
Funny sidenote – I had ridden to the start from our hotel, so I knew that I would need to do a bit of math to figure out which lap we were on during the race. With two laps to go, I was pretty sure we had two laps to go – but my distance was already up to 85 miles partway through that lap so I had a hard time convincing myself that we really had two full laps left to go. I knew that I had ridden about 8 miles before the start, but in my state of delirium from the heat I couldn't quite figure out what to do with that 8 miles to confirm that we really had two laps left. Eventually, I got it all worked out and realized that I need to add the 8 miles to expected race distance of 104 miles to get the total that would appear on my Garmin when the race was over. I would guess this took 10 minutes to figure out between thinking about the race and moving around in the pack and then revisiting this relatively simple math problem in my head. Plus, what makes the story even funnier is that I forgot all the math and had the number 113 stuck in my head so that when I saw 109 miles, I figured we had 3 miles left because I subtracted 113 from 109 incorrectly to get 3 miles, which was the correct distance even though the subtraction was wrong. I would imagine that a neuroscientist would be quite interested to see all the craziness going on in my head to make me struggle with these extremely simple math problems during the race.
Back to the race – there was one break very early with a chase group behind it that had close to a 2 minute gap on the field. I'm pretty sure that all the major teams were represented, but they couldn't extend their gap because there would always be somebody attacking from our group causing the whole field to chase. Once the field got up to speed on the rollers – there was no stopping it. We hit close to 50mph just about every lap on the downhill after the feedzone, and I am sure that the breaks were going at least 5mph slower on all the downhills. Our giant field would bunch up on some of the uphills slowing the pace down substantially. But then we would go flying down the next downhill. Plus some of the uphills were short enough that if there was an attack at the front of the group, then those in the back could carry there momentum up the hill without the normal yo-yo effect. This meant that the field was not only flying on the downhills, we were also flying up some of the uphills.
Eventually, a strong group of 3 emerged from the largest break (about 19 riders). And this turned out to be the winning break with eventual winner Julian Kyer (Juwi Solar), Mat Davis (Team La'Sport), and Stefano Barberi (Cashcall Mortgage). These three built up a lead of 1'30″ with two laps to go while the remnants of the larger break was quickly chased down by the field. The gap continued to fall throughout the last two laps – during which time a chase group of two or three emerged from the field. This chase group stayed away until 1K to go when they were caught during the sprint. The break of three stayed together until the final climb and just barely held off the field – finishing 17, 14 and 6 seconds in front of the field.
In the field sprint, I decided that I needed to be on the righthand side of the group going up the final hill – even though the wind was coming from the right because the field was always bunching up on the left. This worked out really well because the field bunched up on the left and I flew around a ton of people (10-20) at the very bottom of the climb. Then I got tucked in behind another rider across the crest of the hill into the slight downhill 200 meters. The road made a quarter-turn into a stiff headwind, though, and as people who had been at the front started to crack, I passed a lot more people to end up 8th in the field sprint, 11th in the race with Julian, Mat, and Stefano already across the line.
Highland Rim Classic – Day 2
Race summary – 2nd place in the race today to take 2nd place in the omnium. Chris Brown (Litespeed – BMW) took the win again today after emerging together with me in a late 2-man move when the fireworks of the end game began at mile 103 in the first of NINE attacks made over a span of five miles from mile 103 to mile 108. I was lucky to be able to grab and hold Chris's wheel to the end of the race at mile 113 where he easily took the sprint … this race is officially the longest race I have ever done.
The details – I was sitting 3rd in the omnium behind Stephen Bassett (Texas Roadhouse) and Chris. I knew that the race would be long so I wanted to make it a race of survival. Unfortunately, I did a lot of work on the first of two long laps that probably wore me out more than it did anyone else. I got into an early two man move when I jumped with Jon Hart (Friends of the Great Smokies) a mile or two after the neutral zone. We worked hard drilling it at just below threshold all the way to climb. John came off on the climb, and I knew that I couldn't hold an 80 mile solo break so I eased up the climb waiting for what was left of the field to catch up.
At this point, our pace really dropped and I was worried of two things: 1) the race taking so long that we would all die of dehydration 2) people getting an easy ride to the finish and then outsprinting me at the end. The first concern was no problem because there was good neutral water support in the feedzone and I was able to get 3 bottles on one lap and 2 bottles on another lap – combined with the 3 bottles I started with made for 8 bottles completely drained by the end. Regarding concern #2, I attacked a couple times hoping to get somebody to go with me to share the work, but ended up riding off the front both times.
The chase – A mile or two after the feedzone, Jon Hart rode off the front again and would eventually amass a maximum lead of 3'30″. Behind him, Chris Brown and I did a lot of the work for the first 15-20 miles of the chase, with Bradley Spears (Sonic) also contributing and the Texas Roadhouse duo making some contributions as well. Two of John's teammates were able to sit in and rest since they had their teammate up the road. Eventually, once the gap reached 3'30″, the Texas Roadhouse duo started working harder and more frequently — particularly Stephen's teammate Andrew Dillman who stepped up to do more work while Stephen waited for the climb.
The climb – Chris was on the front leading into the climb and when we turned to go up the steep part, he lifted the pace substantially. We reached the first step of the stair-stepper climb and the pace eased off a bit, but when we reached the next steep part Stephen put in a very hard attack. Chris countered this move lifting the pace again, but by this point we were going fast enough that we were near the top of the Cat 3 climb. I held on, but was really spent by the top of the climb. We ended up losing 1 or 2 from our group and Chris pushed the pace hard across the top to make sure that we stayed away.
The chase, part 2, and the fireworks of the end game – A mile or two after we reached the top, John's teammate Jeff McGrane attacked and got away solo. Chris, Andrew, Stephen, and I got into a good rotation and after 20 miles of chasing finally caught Jeff. Chris put in a strong attack immediately and then when he was caught, somebody else (it may have been Chris again) attacked again. This ended up shelling Stephen's teammate Andrew. Five attacks later (it could have been by aliens for all I know considering how delirious I was at the time — but the attacks are clearly visible in the power data), and we had lost Stephen. Then Jeff put in another attack, which Chris countered and that is when we lost Jeff leaving just Chris and me for the 3 mile descent and 2 mile gradual rise to the finish. We traded pace on the descent and stayed away to the finish where Chris took the sprint.
With the ride back to the start at Cumberland Caverns, I ended up with nearly 200K of racing and riding today to cap off a 466 mile week. Tired. Here is all the data!
Heartrate summary
Annotated plot of heartrate and power (30sec smoothing) – click to enlarge.
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New power records from the road race
Sunny King Criterium and Foothills Road Race reports
Josiah ready to race the kids race and me ready to warm-up for the pro race
Sunny King Criterium
This is a tough criterium for smaller guys like me – the hill on the course isn't steep enough to take advantage of power to weight ratio. Similarly, the downhill is shallow enough that you have to work to keep the wheel in front of you. Making it even worse this year was a stiff headwind on the downhill and strong tailwind on the uphill. Still, this is one of my favorite crits because it is practically a home race (Anniston is about an hour away from my home in Birmingham). Chad Andrews (totalcyclist) does a great job of announcing the crit and getting the crowd pumped up so the energy in the air is palpable.
Kenda Pro Cycling dominated this third stop on the National Criterium Calendar pretty much from start to finish. Phil Gaimon (Kenda) got away on the first or second lap with an Exergy rider. Eventually Phil dropped the Exergy rider and solidered on alone. He swept up three primes in the process and was away for a lot of laps. Mountain Khakis did a lot of the chasing, and the pace was steadier and a bit easier than previous years. Still, I was struggling a bit because I was too far back in the field and the slingshot effect of this course was particularly bad coming out of turn 4 with a bit of a crosswind before the tailwind up the hill. So basically the guys at the front of the pack were flying up the hill with a tailwind while those at the back were still trying to accelerate out of the corner with a nasty crosswind.
My wife observed that the back of the race was getting closer and closer to me – i.e., I was maintaining my position but more and more people behind me were getting gapped off or dropping out. Eventually, though, I was able to move up to maybe the front third of what was left of the field. With 10 laps to go, I worked hard to maintain my position. With two or three laps to go (I lost count) I noticed that I was maybe in the top 40. Kenda, Mountain Khakis, and Exergy were all battling with their leadout trains. I knew that riders from the train would be peeling off when their turn was done so I figured I was pretty good to move up into the top 30 by the end. Our field was strung out single file flying around the course. I would be looking intently at the wheel in front of me to stay as close as possible when out of the corner of my eye a rider coming off the front. It was amazing to see them rocketing backwards as we went by at maybe 20mph faster than they were going with their job for the day done.
On the last lap, unfortunately, people immediately in front of me also started giving up. I had to come around several riders who lost the wheel in front of them. I ended up catching a few more riders in the final sprint to finish 26th. I was pleased to finish in the top 30 in a really hard race. Up ahead of me, Isaac Howe (Kenda) came out of the final corner 2nd wheel and took the sprint for the win.
By the end of the race the temp had dropped down into the 50s with a howling wind – it was very cold on the "cool-down" lap. This was Kristine and Josiah watching the race:
Josiah and Kristine bundled up watching the race.
Sunny King Criterium data
Power (watts) Lap Time Mile Avg Max HR Spd (mph) 1 01:38 0.7 367 897 159 25.4 2 01:28 0.7 317 948 173 28.3 3 01:28 0.7 279 839 173 27.9 4 01:28 0.7 236 767 172 27.8 5 01:27 0.7 282 970 174 28.6 6 01:27 0.7 316 900 177 28 7 01:27 0.7 272 855 179 28.3 8 01:26 0.7 303 1013 180 28.6 9 01:28 0.7 238 934 179 28 10 01:30 0.7 268 822 175 27.5 11 01:30 0.7 253 917 176 27.2 12 01:34 0.7 260 804 176 26.3 13 01:29 0.7 271 820 177 27.6 14 01:29 0.7 282 928 180 27.8 15 01:29 0.7 265 814 177 27.5 16 01:27 0.7 289 853 177 28 17 01:28 0.7 246 780 179 27.8 18 01:31 0.7 276 879 175 26.9 19 01:31 0.7 256 874 174 26.9 20 01:26 0.7 326 935 180 28.5 21 01:28 0.7 260 884 180 28.3 22 01:28 0.7 252 945 176 27.8 23 01:30 0.7 251 717 175 27.6 24 01:30 0.7 256 807 177 27 25 01:28 0.7 246 852 177 27.7 26 01:28 0.7 289 916 178 28 27 01:26 0.7 291 872 179 28.8 28 01:26 0.7 295 827 179 28.5 29 01:30 0.7 250 870 178 27.6 30 01:34 0.7 272 882 174 27.4 31 01:28 0.7 274 898 175 28.2 32 01:29 0.7 249 910 176 27.5 33 01:31 0.7 250 679 176 27 34 01:32 0.7 252 735 172 26.6 35 01:34 0.7 233 821 170 26.5 36 01:28 0.7 265 897 175 27.8 37 01:34 0.7 240 869 169 26.5 38 01:31 0.7 247 855 171 27 39 01:28 0.7 274 896 174 28.2 40 01:28 0.7 260 657 175 28 41 01:34 0.7 258 789 171 26.2 42 01:27 0.7 261 893 175 28.1 43 01:28 0.7 276 900 176 27.9 44 01:29 0.7 259 812 174 27.6 45 01:31 0.7 242 900 174 27 46 01:29 0.7 251 825 174 27.7 47 01:29 0.7 242 793 175 27.8 48 01:32 0.7 247 744 171 26.7 49 01:26 0.7 266 720 176 28.6 50 01:29 0.7 276 880 176 27.7 51 01:29 0.7 238 744 178 28 52 01:32 0.7 294 873 179 26.9 53 01:31 0.7 269 819 178 27.1 54 01:33 0.7 253 825 178 26.8 55 01:30 0.7 246 788 174 27.4 56 01:28 0.7 277 791 177 28 57 01:26 0.7 278 886 179 29 58 01:25 0.7 264 965 177 29 59 01:24 0.7 322 867 181 29.6 60 01:23 0.7 330 744 185 29.6
Heartrate summary – look at all the time in zone 5!
Foothills Road Race
This was my "target" race for the weekend – I was hoping to be in the top 10. I ended up missing an early move and a later move. So on the third of four Cat 4 climbs of the day, I attacked and got away solo chasing a group of about 10 riders up the road with all major teams represented. I was fighting a head/crosswind early on, but then had a nice tail/crosswind until late in the race. I kept the field completely out of sight for a long time. Once I made the left turn onto the rougher road to start heading towards the final climb, I was now faced with a strong head/crosswind again. I quickly lost time, and the field caught me at the base of the last climb. I gave it one more burst to try and stay with the group over the top, but even with a friendly push from fellow Alabamian Mike Olheiser (Competitive Cyclist) I couldn't keep up. My legs were done. I ended up coming in with a small group a couple minutes back of the field sprint.
Strava map and statistics for my nearly 30 mile solo chase effort (click to enlarge)
Heartrate summary – zone 4 must have been feeling left out after yesterday's crit.
Foothills Road Race annotated heartrate and power data (30 second smoothing) – click to enlarge.
Mississippi Gran Prix – Day 2 – Road Race and Time Trial
Quick Summary
My teammate Pat Allison and I took 6th and 7th in the road race in a strategic 80+ mile road race. My other teammate Justin got into a great two-man move for over half of a 27 mile lap. This forced other teams to chase and gave Pat and I a much needed break from attacking and covering moves. Unfortunately, Justin's break-mate Russell Walker flatted towards the end of the second lap. Earlier in the race, I had my own bad luck with a broken rear spoke, but Pat and Justin stopped and helped pace me back up to the group – awesome teammates! Later in the evening, we all rocked the TT merckx style and had decent times.
The Data
I didn't have power data from the road race b/c of the broken spoke in my powertap rear wheel. I had the iBike on, but then the wheel magnet on my front wheel slid down so the iBike shut off with no speed data coming into it.
TIME TRIAL Dist: 2.84 mi (0:06:09) Energy: 168.9 kJ Cals Burn: 161.4 kcal Braking: 0.0 kJ (0.0%) Min Avg Max Power 223 457.6 1439 W Aero 0 376.5 766 W Rolling 10 35.8 43 W Gravity -600 7.5 327 W Speed 7.4 27.7 33.4 mi/h Wind 8.4 27.1 35.9 mi/h Elev 314 341 364 ft Slope -5.5 0.08 4.1 % Caden 29 79.3 96 rpm HR 112 164.9 181 bpm NP:443W IF:1.60 TSS:26 VI:0.97 CdA: 0.342 m^2; Crr: 0.0039 168 lbs; 4/14/2012 6:45 PM 76 degF; 1013 mbar
Tour de Tuscaloosa Power Data
First, before the power data – here's a video that my wife got of the Pro/1/2 criterium finish Saturday night where I got 5th in the race, 4th in the field sprint.
And now for the data – first the summary data, splits, and HR/Power graph for the criterium and the road race.
2012 Tour de Tuscaloosa Criterium Pro/1/2 lap splits Power Lap Time Miles Avg xPow Max HR MPH 1 2:58 1.2 245 259 871 155 25.2 2 2:53 1.2 291 286 879 164 25.7 3 2:41 1.2 353 385 996 176 27.8 4 2:53 1.3 324 331 821 180 26 5 2:59 1.3 305 313 997 175 25.2 6 2:47 1.3 223 229 814 167 27 7 2:45 1.2 284 303 941 174 27.4 8 2:54 1.2 274 285 840 170 25.7 9 2:50 1.2 269 294 856 174 26.2 10 2:53 1.3 282 310 932 172 26.1 11 2:56 1.2 310 382 877 175 25.5 12 3:01 1.2 267 288 831 177 24.8 13 3:04 1.2 208 221 720 160 24.3 14 2:54 1.2 218 233 736 159 25.6 15 2:58 1.2 232 229 727 163 25.2 16 2:48 1.2 262 271 790 170 26.5 17 2:57 1.3 248 254 920 167 25.5 18 2:36 1.2 353 352 925 179 28.8 Total 52:01 22.5 274 312 997 170 26
Annotated heartrate and power data from Saturday's Pro/1/2 criterium (click to enlarge)
2012 Tour de Tuscaloosa Road Race Pro/1/2 lap splits Power Lap Time Miles Avg xPow Max HR MPH 1 22:04 9.6 274 305 963 161 26.1 2 21:41 9.6 262 281 801 157 26.6 3 21:45 9.6 292 310 808 166 26.5 4 22:35 9.6 254 273 641 155 25.6 5 23:17 9.6 257 276 604 153 24.8 6 23:28 9.6 254 268 697 152 24.5 7 18:41 8.0 313 332 950 166 25.8 Total 2:34:57 66.1 270 295 963 158 25.6
Annotated heartrate and power data for the road race (click to enlarge)
Now for the detailed data graphs and plots … first the critical power curves for both the criterium and the road race. I tied one power record in the criterium, and I set three new personal power records for the road race as indicated on the graphs.
Pro/1/2 criterium critical power curve (click to enlarge)
Pro/1/2 road race critical power curve (click to enlarge)
Here are the pedal force / pedal velocity graphs which highlight the different amount of force being applied to the pedals at different cadences.
Pro/1/2 criterium pedal force vs pedal velocity (click to enlarge)
Pro/1/2 road race pedal force vs pedal velocity (click to enlarge)
And finally here are the power maps for the two courses:
Pro/1/2 criterium power map (click to enlarge)


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I have been working at World Financial Group part-time for less than a year
Pros – One time $100 background /admin fee which covers your background check and payroll services. You get great training as much and as long as you need it until you are comfortable to go out on your own. In depth training on an on going basis... you have to go to the meetings and events. Develop relationships with other agents and the diversity found in this organization is phenomenal. No minimum monthly quotas as with other companies and it is uncapped, meaning you can sell insurance products from a variety of the major insurance companies so you have several choices when clients don't qualify for products at one company.
They have partnered with a company that assists families with college planning and financial aid.
You can get paid very well... but people there is no such thing as easy or free money. You have to work hard but mostly consistently just like you do when you work for someone else. You have to be able to talk to people and don't take rejection personally. This company doesn't want people with HARD sales skills... this works best for people who have a genuine love of the products and believe in the value of what you have to offer. You don't need sales experience or be a seller.
This is not just term insurance. They offer a wide variety of insurance products, retirement planning, long term care, debt management plans. If you want to go further and get your investments license, you can do that as well.
If you are not getting the training you need from the one who brought you in, there are plenty of others in the company who can and will continue your training, as they realize everyone has different training and learning styles.
Very flexible. A lot of agents start off part time, working their 9-5 job and working on this business after work or on spare time. If you stay with it, most people end up quitting the 9-5 job and go full time in this business once they surpass their job income.
Some people just keep it as a part time business to supplement their other careers. You can get licensed and refer people to other agents and make money that way by splitting the commission on your referral. You don't even have to do the work to get paid, but you do need to be a licensed agent.
There is an advancement system in place and they are very forth right on how to move up. As you move up, your commission percentage increases. Recruiting people into the company also
There isn't anyone breathing down your neck at all times or micromanaging. That being said... see cons.
Cons – You need to be your own nag. The people are not going to come to you.
It at times is too flexible and easy to just put off a days work to just veg on the couch.
You have to study and prepare for the licensing test on your own or you can study at the office.
If you are not a person that can learn by reading, you may want to take a class and that will be out of your pocket ( but also a tax write off) if you learn better in a classroom setting.
( the trainers are there to answer questions and explain things if needed) but you have to go to the office.
Some aspects sounds like MLM companies like the recruiting part, except it is NOT MLM because when you recruit someone you don't get paid for signing someone up like you would in Tupperware or Mary Kay type companies. You don't recruit and then they have to sell X amount of product so that they can advance.
When you think of it all companies recruit. But people like to hear the word "hire" instead.
Commissions are paid out in 2 or 3 installments. Ask your trainer what the percentages are so you are not shocked when you are expecting a lump sum. It makes sense once explained.
The first 3 sales are credited to your trainer, as you should be still studying for your license. This provides you the hands on training by watching the pro at work and you take notes and make observations on how he or she delivers the information. After the first 3 sales, and IF you are licensed you split the commissions with your trainer if he is still helping you do the presentation for people you referred. If you feel confident at this point feel free to go solo and earn your whole commission. The presentation is laid out in simple terms and all you really need to do is copy what you have observed on your first 3 training presentations.
You may feel like the products and services are the best since sliced bread and have people agree with you, but don't get anything or want to do anything. Don't go in thinking your best friend and family will all jump on what you have to offer immediately, but usually will at a later time.
Stick with it. It takes on average 18 months to make it in this industry. Most people give up way too soon. There is great income potential with this company, just stick with it even when you don't want to . It will pay off.
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I won't give any details, because the person responsible knows what I am talking about and that is all that is necessary.
You may think that you are dealing with "just a woman" here, but you are dangerously mistaken.
I have FOUR brothers who are true rednecks in the sense that the Second Amendment is the nearest and dearest to their hearts.
Being their only sister, they are very protective of me, and get real grumpy when they hear that someone is messing with me.
Now these FOUR macho brothers are never far away, but the meanest one, who is a former demolitions expert for the US goverment, is real close by.
So if I were you, I would not want to take the chance that I, or he, might decide to track down your identity.
Honeybee said...
Hi Ras,
Yes, she was incredibly rude to that guy. What is it that she and Brinker are so afraid of hearing when someone wants to discuss the Federal Reserve candidly?
Frankly, I'd like to hear what they have to say -- and you know me well enough to know that I detest "censorship."
August 11, 2013 at 1:50 PM
Honeybee said...
Dr Woz,
With all "due respect," you are a Commie-stooge who is probably living on the public dole in one form or another.
You and your ilk, which are going exponentially now, are destroying everything that made this country the greatest and MOST CIVILIZED country in history.
Now take your evil views and go somewhere that they are not hated. You've had your say on THIS blog.
August 13, 2013 at 9:44 AM
Sentiment: Strong Sell
uh huh.
Blogger Honeybee said...
I'd like to make a comment about the current, very interesting discussion about Social Security.
Just because I allow all viewpoints here, does not mean that I agree with them all.
March 6, 2013 at 10:21 AM
it is a fact that obama got his huge stretched dumbo ears from the bath houses on chicago's north side
It's nice to have a definitive source - no less than Shakespeare, who gives this line to Hamlet, 1602:
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As is often said: history repeats itself.
Sentiment: Hold
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Dear friends and blog readers,
I have opened up comments again. I think I have found a better way to deal with the stalker.
Thanks for your patience.
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I think I have found a better way to deal with the stalker.
My solution would not be legal......but it sure would be fun.
NOONE would miss the girlie-boy, drug addicted stalker, since sHE has NO friends anyway.
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how does "not legal" get turned into a "death threat" in your twisted, faggotty-maggotty infested drugged up brain? Is it because that is what you deserve and subconciously desire?
just go and do it already and make the world a better place
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Can you imagine letting someone into your home and standing idly by while they stick their #$%$ in the air and pray that you and your family will die and your home be destroyed?
I don't think so! But nationally that is happening in America daily and now at our National Monuments.
We have allowed them to build mosques, let their women wear their insulting garb, and worship their demonic gods. But enough is enough. We need to draw the line at the kind of obscenity that those videos showed.
"I detest you as much as I do hussein. EVERYTHING I SAY ABOUT THAT PATHETIC PIECE OF PIG SH$T GOES FOR YOU TOO."
Such a lot of hate for a born again, tongue talking, evangelical christian lady. Such a hypocrite too...she knows Jesus is watching her.
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Are these men allowed to pass gas while they are sticking their filthy butts in the air? Do they ever bathe? I can almost smell these pictures.
Another scratch and sniff hypocrite hateful christian lady speaks out.
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To: unclewest who wrote (4925) 1/26/2013 11:29:45 AM
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Perhaps its been mentioned, but I haven't seen it, but imagine a women in that scenario who is having a period. Looks like her choice will be to let it run down her legs and onto whoevers lap she is sitting on. I doubt she would be able to carry supplies that she needs for the matter.
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You are correct that God knew us before He made us. What right do we have to end the life that God planned before the foundation of the Earth? A life that Jesus died to save?
The other things you said are simply childish rants. Want to talk serious, I will talk IN PRIVATE (by PM), but I wont insult the subject to suit your purposes....
Satan knows scripture too and he trembles....Not calling you Satanic, just letting you know that doesnt impress me.
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From: Honey_bee 1/19/2013 9:48:46 PM
If this is true, and it sure looks like it might be, it does not bode well for conservatives on SI going forward.
And I HATE the new logo with BHO slouching in the middle in powder blue. What's up with that? Everyone in that frigging logo is under 30. Is that the demographic newbie is going for, the broke and in debt up to their eyeballs looking for a govt bailout under BHO this new guy is after?
Note: Bashing will probably not endear okkkupyseyers to the new owner. Neither will deceptive thread labeling (i.e. VTI) for Honeys Beehive Spamorama and Brinkerbashorama.
In the interest of compassion and diversity may I suggest that you put up an HATERS OVER 90 thread? Gotta keep those youngsters out though.
grow up you jealous little nothing
Also need to be a very old, tongue-talking, born again Evangelical nutcase. Hate everybody in the name of God. Gaggamaggot.


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Singapore GDP grows faster than expected
Posted Feb 20th 2014, 03:42pm by Reuters
... GDP," UOB economist Francis Tan said. "This manufacturing growth is not a one- or two-month wonder. It will continue for quite a while; it will be quite sustained throughout the year". This manufacturing growth is not a one- or two-month wonder. It will continue for quite a while Francis Tan, UOB The manufacturing sector grew at an annualised 10.4 per cent in the fourth quarter from ...
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The economy is showing strength as summer nears a close — a trend that's raising the likelihood that the Federal Reserve will slow its bond buying later this month.
The steady improvement is also lifting hopes for Friday's report on job growth last month. The August gain is expected to nearly match the year's monthly average of 192,000 jobs.
On Thursday, reports showed that services companies are stepping up hiring and that a dwindling number of people are losing jobs. Those figures follow reports of stronger auto sales and faster expansion by U.S. factories.
This year's solid job growth, along with a sharp drop in layoffs, has helped lower the unemployment rate to 7.4 percent from 7.9 percent in January. It also means more Americans are earning paychecks and will likely boost consumer spending in coming months.
Analysts predict that employers added 177,000 jobs in August.
"People are finding work, and they have more money to spend," said Drew Matus, an economist at UBS.
The improved jobs picture is a key reason most economists expect the Fed to announce later this month that it will scale back its bond buying. The Fed's $85 billion a month in Treasury and mortgage bond purchases have helped keep home-loan and other borrowing rates ultra-low to encourage consumers and businesses to borrow and spend more.
Chairman Ben Bernanke has said the Fed could begin slowing its bond purchases by year's end if the economy continued to strengthen and end the purchases by mid-2014. At its policy meeting Sept. 17-18, the Fed will debate whether to taper its monthly purchases and, if so, by how much.
Key data released in the past week have bolstered the position of those Fed officials who argue that the economy is healthy enough to withstand tapering:
— U.S. services firms, which employ about 90 percent of the U.S. workforce, expanded last month at their fastest pace in nearly 8 years, according to a report Thursday from the Institute for Supply Management. Sales and new orders rose. Service companies also hired at the fastest pace in six months. The institute's index of service sector growth has jumped 5.8 points in the past two months to 58.6 — the biggest two-month increase since it began in 1997. Service firms include retailers, banks, construction companies and hotels.
— A four-week average of applications for U.S. unemployment benefits has fallen in the past month to its lowest point since October 2007 — two months before the Great Recession officially began. The trend shows that employers are laying off fewer and fewer workers.
— Survey results reported Thursday by payroll provider ADP found that American businesses added 176,000 jobs in August. That was just below the 198,000 added in July but close to the past year's average monthly gain.
— U.S. factories grew last month at their strongest pace in more than two years, according to the ISM's index of manufacturing growth. A measure of orders soared to its highest level since April 2011, a sign that factory output could grow further in coming months.
— Americans bought new cars in August at the fastest annual pace since November 2007, before the recession. Auto sales jumped 17 percent compared with a year earlier. Toyota, Ford, Nissan, Honda, Chrysler and General Motors all posted double-digit gains over last August.
Still, more than four years after the recession officially ended, the economy has a long way to go return to full health. The unemployment rate is well above the 5 percent to 6 percent range associated with a normal economy.
In addition, most of the growth in the number of people working is due to fewer layoffs rather than strong hiring. Many employers remain reluctant to fill jobs.
Job growth measures the number of people hired minus the number who lose or quit jobs. When companies are laying off few, it doesn't take many hires to create solid growth in the number working.
Also, many of the jobs created this year have been part-time positions in industries with generally low pay, such as hotels, retailers and restaurants. Such jobs leave consumers with less money to spend than do better-paying positions in industries such as manufacturing and construction, which have mostly shed jobs the past four months.
Businesses have also reduced spending on heavy machinery and other long-lasting factory goods. That caused orders to U.S. factories to fall in July by the most in four months, the Commerce Department said Thursday.
And last month, Americans spent cautiously, according to sales figures released Thursday by many chain retail stores. Revenue at stores opened at least a year rose 3.7 percent, according to a preliminary tally by the International Council of Shopping Centers. That was below the 6 percent gain in August last year.
The figures bolster evidence that a shift in consumer spending toward autos, real estate and home improvement is leaving less room for nonessential items like clothing.
AP Retail Writer Anne D'Innocenzio contributed to this report from New York.
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Jet may have turned; suspicious passengers checked
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday defended the separatist drive in the disputed Crimean Peninsula as in keeping with international law, but Ukraine's prime minister vowed not to relinquish "a single centimeter" of his country's territory.
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From - to Netname Description Country Admin Tech Status 0.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255 IANA-BLK The whole IPv4 address space EU # Country field is actually a DUMY-RIPE DUMY-RIPE ALLOCATED UNSPEC 188.8.131.52 - 126.96.36.199 EU-ZZ-128 RIPE NCC European Regional Registry EU # Country is really world wid DUMY-RIPE DUMY-RIPE ALLOCATED UNSPEC 18.104.22.168 - 126.96.36.199 NON-RIPE-NCC-MANAGED-ADDRESS-BLOCK IPv4 address block not managed by the RIPE NCC EU # Country is really world wid DUMY-RIPE DUMY-RIPE ALLOCATED UNSPEC -
Network Ip Calculator
- Address 22.214.171.124 10000000.10001111.00001000.11100011
- Netmask 255.255.255.0 = 24 11111111.11111111.11111111.00000000
- Wildcard 0.0.0.255 00000000.00000000.00000000.11111111
- Network 126.96.36.199/24 10000000.10001111.00001000.00000000
- HostMin 184.108.40.206 10000000.10001111.00001000.00000001
- HostMax 22.214.171.124 10000000.10001111.00001000.11111110
- Broadcast 22.214.171.124 10000000.10001111.00001000.11111111
- Hosts/Net 254 Class B
Traffic Data
Keywords Density
Keyword Count Density Miller 27 2.14 American 17 1.35 History 12 0.95 National 10 0.79 Presidential 10 0.79 Bush 9 0.71 George 9 0.71 War 8 0.63 Program 8 0.63 James 8 0.63 Conference 8 0.63 Recordings 7 0.56 President 7 0.56 Foundation 7 0.56 Education 7 0.56 William 7 0.56 Governance 6 0.48 John 6 0.48 Powers 5 0.4 Higher 5 0.4 Washington 5 0.4 -
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Alternative Spellings
lillercenter, mtllercenter, milercenter, minlercenter, milnercenter, miloercenter, millorcenter, millrrcenter, millurcenter, millegcenter, millekcenter, millelcenter, millercenter, millertenter, millercecter, millercehter, millercemter, millercerter, millercenwer, millercentzr, millercentet, millercneter, kmillercenter, nmillercenter, maillercenter, mfillercenter, muillercenter, miollercenter, miullercenter, mivllercenter, milclercenter, millemrcenter, millesrcenter, millexrcenter, millerchenter, millercnenter, millercqenter, millercsenter, millercednter, millerceqnter, millercendter, millercenmter, millercenqter, millercentier, millercentjer, millercentzer, millercenteir, millercentejr, millercenteqr, millercenterc,
Geo Data
Server Country Code: US
Server Country Name: United States
Server City Name: Charlottesville
Server Region Name: VA
Server Zip Code: 22904
Server Latitude: 38.032901763916
Server Longitude: -78.513702392578
Whois Data
Domain Name:MILLERCENTER.ORG
Domain ID: D104915550-LROR
Creation Date: 2004-09-21T20:43:18Z
Updated Date: 2013-11-26T15:05:54Z
Registry Expiry Date: 2017-09-21T20:43:18Z
Sponsoring Registrar:Register.com, Inc. (R71-LROR)
Sponsoring Registrar IANA ID: 9
WHOIS Server:
Referral URL:
Domain Status: clientTransferProhibited
Registrant ID:5822545eb1b51532
Registrant Name:Domain Discreet Privacy Service
Registrant Organization:ATTN: millercenter.org
Registrant Street: 12808 Gran Bay Pkwy
Registrant City:West Jacksonville
Registrant State/Province:FL
Registrant Postal Code:32258
Registrant Country:US
Registrant Phone:+1.9027492701
Registrant Phone Ext:
Registrant Fax:
Registrant Fax Ext:
Registrant Email:firstname.lastname@example.com
Admin ID:2406579eb17a5690
Admin Name:Domain Discreet Privacy Service
Admin Organization:ATTN: millercenter.org
Admin Street: 12808 Gran Bay Pkwy
Admin City:West Jacksonville
Admin State/Province:FL
Admin Postal Code:32258
Admin Country:US
Admin Phone:+1.9027492701
Admin Phone Ext:
Admin Fax:
Admin Fax Ext:
Admin Email:firstname.lastname@example.com
Tech ID:6570826eb1e02064
Tech Name:Domain Discreet Privacy Service
Tech Organization:ATTN: millercenter.org
Tech Street: 12808 Gran Bay Pkwy
Tech City:West Jacksonville
Tech State/Province:FL
Tech Postal Code:32258
Tech Country:US
Tech Phone:+1.9027492701
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Tech Email:email@example.com
Name Server:NOM.VIRGINIA.EDU
Name Server:UVAARPA.VIRGNIA.EDU
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