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My tour with Valdy and Karel to Northern B. C. (Prince George, Burns Lake, Terrace, Kitimat, Smithers, Quesnel), then to Pender Island and Almonte, Ontario was one of the most wonderful experiences of my career. Revisiting the wild landscapes of my childhood when my parents were cattle ranchers while playing concerts with two incredibly vibrant and musical people. Bassist Joe Phillips joined us in Almonte which was fantastic too.
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Loved (LOVED) my experience in the Southern USA and made many new friends and ate things I never dreamed of eating (e.g. deep fried pickles and more) — a free night in New Orleans, heard Leroy Jones at Preservation Hall, then on to University of Southern Mississippi with the really lovely and talented Dr Kim Woolly, rehearsing with the stellar faculty (strings, piano, bassoons). Had the time of my life in Memphis with the dynamic Dr Lecolion Washington, a visionary comrade... if we lived in the same city, who knows what projects would emerge! I've returned to Toronto inspired to bring a version of his Bassoonapalooza to our northern clime
Composer Constantine Caravassilis has won a full Ontario Arts Council commissioning grant to write my next bassoon concerto (working title: Silver Angel) which I will premiere on June 12, 2015 with Thirteen Strings in Ottawa, led by Kevin Mallon. The concert is called Message in a Bottle after a string work by Constatine Caravassilis.
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First review for the Canadian Concerto Project, Volume One... thanks to the American Record Guide for noticing both our music, our composers and our hair!
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by Marc Joseph, President and CEO of DollarDays
Running a retail business is like getting your report card every single day. It is a business of "thanks for what you did for me yesterday, but what can you do for me today?" It has to be one of the most stressful occupations in this country, yet if you do well, it can be the most exhilarating and fun businesses to live and breathe every day. What causes this stress versus reward cycle in retailing?
Good retailers balance looking into the future and planning for the next season with what is happening in my business today. The future plays to the heart of retailers because you analyze what went well last year and where there are opportunities to improve. Optimism abounds about the future because retailers are a confident and hopeful bunch…otherwise they would be in a profession that looks to the past rather than looking ahead. So planning ahead is the enjoyable part of retailing, because no mistakes have been made, yet.
Living in your business today is a different story. Most businesses measure themselves against what happened last year in sales. Sure there are mitigating circumstances that could alter the numbers you are up against, like more or less competition, change in customers' taste preferences or suppliers of your key products going in or out of business. But every retailer has last year's numbers recorded by day and look at these numbers three or four times a day during their peak seasons to see if they are going to beat them. Take my business as an example. Our two peak seasons are Back to School and Christmas. Currently we are in our Back to School season. Our staff meets quickly throughout the day to gauge where we are against last year each day. When we had the biggest day in our company's history last week, it was the greatest feeling I have had since the day my son was born. When we only did half of what we did last year three days later, I felt like an old man who was on his way to retirement… so living each day in business to its fullest during peak seasons is like riding a roller coaster all day long. You are exhausted at the end of the day on bad days and exhilarated and can't wait to wake up and start again on the good days.
We will get through the Back to School season, so now I am worried about the Christmas season. Do we have enough products to offer our customers and as important, are they the right products? Have we been watching the trends of the last few months to help give us an indication of what will be successful this fall? Do we have the most sophisticated methods to market to our customers efficiently and effectively during the holiday season? Do I have the right sales staff in place that will be able to relate to our customers? All of these are questions that will keep my staff and me up at night, because they are the unknowns…and then November hits and we are right back into the cycle of living day to day with our numbers much like we are in today for Back to School.
But I would not have it any other way. The ebb and flow of providing customers what they need when they need it at the right price is part of a true retailer's heart and soul. The highs and lows that go with it are just part of the game of life.
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AgoraPulse is a great find for Facebook management
Two years ago, Jackie Eldridge, Marketing Director for DollarDays.com, met Richard Beeson, Director of Client Happiness Enforcement for AgoraPulse at a Social Media Conference in New York City. Eldridge was impressed with the platform at first pass; it seemed to be the perfect tool to manage our Facebook promotions and growth. The bonus to a platform that has every feature we'd been looking for is the customer service. Seriously, it's not even customer service—DollarDays feels like this vendor is more like family, and that's because they are are genuine in all of our communications AND available nearly on a moment's notice. They are fun, light and extremely passionate about AgoraPulse.
As a company, we've never stepped out and fully endorsed a product, except now. Give it a look—we recommend it to any company who manages Facebook pages and is looking to grow their audience and reach, while having hands-on reporting tools and cutting edge promotional apps. Watch the video that captures our unsolicited take on AgoraPulse.
One more thing. You will not believe the price. Hint: the monthly fee makes our CFO very happy.
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Dropshipping helps you make money online!
If you're an online reseller who sells on Amazon, eBay, etc., or you have an e-commerce site of your own, DollarDays' wholesale product feed can help boost your sales with over 300,000 wholesale or closeout products! You can pick and choose which products you'd like to put on your site. Plus, we'll ship the products for you!
We call this DollarDays' Dropship Program—t's such a simple way to earn money! With a DollarDays Dropship account, you'll receive:
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It's easy to get started. Once you have selected which products you'll carry, we take over from there! Your customer places an order with you. You order the products from our site and we ship the order to your customers with your logo and address on the packing slip. Pretty easy, right? If you are interested in learning more, click here.
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Distributorships Make it Easy to Start your own Online Store!
Maybe you've already thought about having your own online store, but realized you're not tech savvy, nor do you want to put in the countless hours of managing all the functions from inventory to shipping and returns to customer service. It's just too much time to devote to a part-time income.
You're looking for a turnkey solution that requires no technical skills and virtually no management. DollarDays' distributorship is the answer for an easy, extra revenue stream that only requires you to spread the word about your new website.
Here is how a Dollardays' Distributorship works:
DollarDays will set up a personalized website with your name, company or logo at the top of every page. DollarDays is responsible for adding new products to your site and removing discontinued items as well as the overall maintenance of the site. Promoting your site to the businesses in your town and your neighbors will be the key to your success. Your volume and income will come with satisfied customers who look to you for reorders to keep their shelves full of hot selling merchandise.
Here is what DollarDays handles for you (the time consuming part of the business that most people hate!):
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Yep, we handle it all, so you can spend your time promoting your website! Go ahead and compare programs. We guarantee you won't find any that offers so much for so little. Learn more and get started with a brand new business and revenue stream!
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Helping Small Businesses—Lots of Talk, But No Action
The Small Business Act of 1953 established the Small Business Administration (SBA) which came into existence on the grounds that small businesses are essential to a free enterprise system. It was the intent of establishing the SBA to "deter the formation of monopolies and the market failures monopolies cause by eliminating competition in the marketplace," according to the Congressional Research Service. Today there are over 5.6 million employer firms who employ 113 million people with a total payroll of $5.16 trillion. Sixty two percent of these employers have four or fewer employees, 89.8% have fewer than 20 and 98.3% have fewer than one-hundred. The SBA has 1,047 different classifications of businesses. The current definition of small business is companies with not more than $15 million in tangible net worth and not more than $5 million in average net income after federal taxes. Overall, the SBA classifies 97% of all employers as small business. These same small firms represent 30% of our receipts in our economy, which means big business is still 70% of our economy. Back in 1953 when the SBA was established, the split was 34% of all dollar value of all sales was small business and 66% was big business. Not much has really changed over the last 60 years despite all the rules, regulations and the formation of the SBA.
Our country has always been a country of small businesses. In colonial America, 20% of the crops raised and handicraft products made were exported by these small businesses. At the time of our revolution, because of domestic economic growth and exports, Americans had a standard of living higher than most Europeans. Increasing an individual's standard of living has been the driving factor to open a small business throughout American history. But Gallup just reported that the total number of new business startups and business closures per year, known as "the birth and death rates of American companies," just crossed for the first time since this measurement began. Annually, 400,000 new businesses are now being born nationwide, while 470,000 are dying each year across the country. This is a trend we must reverse and we need our government's help to do this.
Sure we can blame it on the recession we have been battling for the last several years, but it is much deeper than that. In addition to new regulations for small businesses in health care reform, an increase in regulatory activity in several industries, and the uncertainty about taxes, several other causes come into play making it hard to open a business today. One reason is there continues to be a shortage of financing alternatives to open a new business. Before the recession entrepreneurs could use the equity in their homes, but in today's world, how many of us have significant equity in our homes? Another reason is technology, which we think is helping to streamline work and create Internet related businesses, but is also responsible for displacing independent businesses across several verticals. Look at the travel agents who have lost their businesses or the video store, the record store and the bookstore. A third reason is the well-financed big businesses are killing the little guy. Home Depot is pounding the hardware stores, the same thing Best Buy is doing to the electronic stores. Walmart controls close to 50% of some lines of the grocery and general merchandise business, where a generation ago thousands of families made their living selling these goods.
On April 5, 2012 President Obama signed into law the JOBS (Jumpstart Our Business Startups) Act. He said at the time "for start-ups and small businesses, this is a potential game changer. For the first time, ordinary Americans can invest in entrepreneurs they believe in." This law relaxed regulation for businesses that are emerging growth companies, created a "crowd funding" exemption to allow private companies to raise up to $1M and raised the limit of small offerings from $5M to $50M. It is two years later and nothing in this law is implemented. Anyone close to this new law, such as legislators, practitioners and potential small business owners, have voiced their frustrations with continuing delays in adopting final rules, but to no avail. And we ask ourselves how our government has led us to the tipping point where more businesses close than open.
If the US government, who has good intentions but poor follow through, cannot help small businesses, then who can? The Kauffman Foundation and the Case Foundation created Startup America Partnership, which helps entrepreneurs get their companies off the ground by delivering free or low cost services and connecting them with larger corporations for mentoring. Score is a nonprofit association that helps small businesses succeed by using volunteer mentors who share their knowledge in an effort to give back to their community. At DollarDays, on our Facebook page in April, we are giving away $5,000 worth of products to help small businesses launch or expand, so please nominate a small business in your community that deserves our help.
Every big company started small. Look at Wal-Mart, where even today over 50% of the company is still owned by the Walton family. Or Bill Gates who is still the largest shareholder in Microsoft. We as a country can't afford more businesses dying than are being born. The government has let us down with sequestration, shutting itself down when we need it the most, battles over healthcare and battles over the debt ceiling and budgets. When they finally pass a law that makes sense like the JOBS Act, they still can't implement it after two years. All of us need to reach out to our representatives and tell them to get their "act" together. Here is the link to contact Congress. And if they do not react, we need to vote them all out and start again.
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March 29th was National Mom & Pop Business Owners Day!
National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day celebrates small business owners, much like the business owners DollarDays serves every day. These individuals spend countless hours nurturing and growing their young enterprises. The workload demands coupled with the lack of a hired staff, often translate into late hours and long days. There are missed family and personal events, but they love what they do because they are their own bosses.
New businesses have always been a vital, yet not fully appreciated, part of the U.S. economy. On they retail side, they bring different and unique products to the marketplace. They provide stellar and personal service support. When you call, you are more likely to get a real, live person. And unlike big national chains, they know their products. They are outstanding performers in niche markets. In manufacturing, they create many new concepts and ideas, making them creators of new products. According to the US Small Business Association, there are more than 27 million small businesses in the US today.
Celebrate National Mom and Pop Business Owners Day, every day, by showing your support…shop their stores!
Nominate your favorite Mom & Pop store here and we'll enter them into a drawing for $5,000 in Merchandise from DollarDays!!
April 2, 2014 No Comments
9 Easy Tips for Writing Good Content
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By Jackie Eldridge, Affiliate Manager, DollarDays
Google DOES rule the world. If you don't keep up with Google's algorithm changes related to content, you may be traveling in reverse. The freshness and quality of your content are more important than ever before. Post as often as you can and update trending topics related to your business if you want to make Google happy and ultimately obtain better search engine rankings. The most effective search engine content appeals both to readers and search engines.
Nine tips to help create successful content:
1. Create your "Own Voice"
- Write in a manner that is memorable and credible. Fresh, well written content will make you the authority in your vertical and ultimately successful.
2. Choosing the Right Keywords
- Search engines identify your website content with the help of keywords. These are usually closely related to the search terms that are entered by the users in search engines. Use keyword research tools like Google AdWords' Keyword Planner for help.
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- Remember you are writing for your readers, not search engines. It may be difficult to use some of the popular keywords grammatically, but try. Although search engines look for the keywords in particular, they want quality, relevant content. Make sure the content is interesting and adds value for the readers.
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- DO NOT to overuse (stuff) keywords! The best way to use them is in the beginning of paragraphs and subheads.
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- Readers want short, succinct information blocks that can help them learn something, solve a problem or make a buying decision. Four to five lines in a paragraph is plenty.
6. Subheads, Bullets and Numbering
- Each complements short paragraphs and provides a visual break for the reader. People don't have time to read everything they see. It's up to you to make it as simple as possible for them to grasp your message by using subheads, bullets and numbering so they can get the gist of your content in a quick scan. Since most readers are "skimmers," subheads can be a terrific tool to engage readers and keep them moving through your content.
7. The final check
- Read through it again only looking at the subheads, numbers and bulleted lists. Do you get the gist of your content by only reading these? If so, you have done well.
8. Proofreading!
- If you're like most, you are bound to make a typo or two. Make sure you proofread your content for typos, clarity and grammatical agreement.
9. Never!
- Never underestimate the value of a professional copywriter on your team.
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December 31, 2013 No Comments
Can small businesses survive this Christmas?
Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and started in 2010 Small Business Saturday. November and December sales represent as much as 40% of yearly retail stores sales according to the National Retail Federation. Because Thanksgiving is falling so late in the calendar, there are six fewer shopping days between Thanksgiving and Christmas. This squeeze in shopping days has not happened to retailers since 2002. On top of that, you have Chanukah falling on Thanksgiving which last happened in 1888 and won't happen again during our lifetime. This leaves only 26 shopping days left to buy stuff and Chanukah in the rear view mirror, so you can't count on those sales, either. Can small businesses, who many are teetering on survival with the lackluster retail year, that saw bumps along the way like sequestration and a 16 day government shutdown, actually survive into 2014?
Who are these small business owners that may not be around next year? One section is immigrants who since the beginning of America have been the backbone of small business retailers. In Europe for centuries there has been a merchant class that had a long history of selling products into established clientele. Many laws in Europe protect these small retailers against bigger competitors. In America, the desire to throw yourself whole heartedly into your business by putting in long hours and becoming a beacon where relatives follow you and work for you to have room and board, is part of the price of entry into retailing for many of our immigrants. Much like the family farm over the last 150 years on the American frontier, it has become the family store for the immigrant classes to start their life in the New World.
Another section of small business retailers who have emerged are entrepreneurs who are pursuing their dream. Some may have worked for big stores and felt they could do it better. Others may be following an idea they have been honing since they first started shopping. These entrepreneurs are disciplined and are focused on making their business work. These individuals are confident and don't ask questions about whether they can succeed or are even worthy of success, because they know their business will succeed. They are open minded knowing that every situation is a business opportunity. These entrepreneurs are self-starters, knowing that if something needs to be done, they have the ability to start it themselves. They are competitive, knowing they can do it better than anyone else. They are creative and can make a connection between seemingly unrelated events. But most of all they are passionate and genuinely love the products they sell in their stores
We know we have to support small businesses. The government has an important division known as the US Small Business Administration. Retired successful business people know that our small businesses must survive so they have formed SCORE (service core of retired executives) whose mission is to mentor and grow small businesses across America, one business at a time. At DollarDays on our Facebook page, we are giving away $5,000 in products to small businesses across the country, so make sure you nominate your favorite local business.
Americans have tried to not forget about their neighbors running the small businesses in their towns. In 2012 when Small Business Saturday fell on November 24, $5.5 Billion was spent at small businesses. 100 Million People participated in Small Business Saturday last year, but obviously this number is surpassed by the 247 million who shopped on Black Friday. Retailers know that an increase in sales cures most problems and evidently a decrease in sales creates most problems. None of us want to see more and more of these small businesses going out of business. But unless all of us step up and buy locally rather than have these local dollars go to an unknown chain corporate office outside of our city, we will see more and more of our neighbors' businesses disappear. Local retailers give a city its character. When you think America is the true melting pot of characters, we have to support small businesses.
December 2, 2013 No Comments
Employee Holiday Gifts on the Cheap
Your employees love to be recognized during the holiday season (actually any time of the year!). How ever you reward your employees—bonuses, gift cards or gifts—they'll appreciate your thoughtfulness.
But what do you do when you have 24 employees and have a small budget? If you bought 24 $25 gift cards, you'd spend $600. That's too much for a small business! Here is how to save lots of money AND give a qaulity gift that will put a smile on each employee's face.
Do it on the cheap at DollarDays.com. Order a case (24) of high quality travel mugs at wholesale pricing, pick up 24 $5 Starbucks gift cards and put them in festive gift bags (sold by the case of 24)! No one but you will know you only spent $253 ($10.55 per employee) on 24 high quality coffee travel mugs, each with a $5 gift card to Starbucks inside, all in festive holiday bags. It's a clever way to save money and it's a gift that will be appreciated.
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Easy, right? You don't have waste precious time driving all over town for the perfect gift. Order it wholesale and online at DollarDays.com. We'll ship it to your door! Plus, you'll save a ton of money! Who knows…once you start browsing at all we have to offer, you might come up with a different gift idea!
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November 25, 2013 No Comments
Converse, Don't Complain
by Hiroshi Mikitani, CEO, Rakuten Inc., from LinkedIn
Sometime today, you may take a break from your work and walk around the office. Perhaps you will talk to a colleague. What will you say? Will you complain about the boss? About the workload? About the weather?
That is common. But it's not helpful. If you work in a big company, chances are this kind of complaining is what usually goes on in the hallways. But if you look at small companies – at venture start-ups – there is a different buzz in the halls. That's the sound of conversation.
The best part about being an up-and-coming company was always having someone to play verbal "catch" with. Starting a company is an experiment of trial and error, and when something happens you always end up discussing it with those around you. When Rakuten was in its early stages, there were not many employees, and the office was small. It was as if we were playing verbal "catch" 24 hours a day, all year long. It is no exaggeration to say that Rakuten today was born out of the conversations of that period.
In bigger companies, that natural ongoing conversation may fall off. When that happens, the company loses a critical tool.
In the same way that pro baseball players use a game of catch to warm up and check their form, you can use conversation to verify whether your own way of thinking and judgment are correct or not.
Try raising an issue – "throwing a ball around" – with those nearest to you. People are strange creatures. In most instances, if you throw a ball to someone, they will throw it back. And from there you can start playing catch. This is much more constructive than just approaching other people to complain about your boss or coworkers, or to gossip. And more than just helping you to find a good conversation partner, it is fun.
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Senior Porsche Poole was named Big Ten Player of the Week, announced by the conference office on Tuesday. Poole set career highs in points in both games, averaging 30.0 points, 4.5 assists, 3.0 rebounds and 3.0 steals, while shooting 56.4% from the field.
It is Poole's first career weekly conference recognition, and the first Spartan to earn Big Ten Player of the Week accolades this season.
Poole's 60 points in the two games were the most in a two-game span in program history.
In Sunday's 83-77 upset over No. 18 Penn State, Poole topped her career high with 32 points. Her 32 points were tied for eighth most in a single-game and the most by a Spartan since Aisha Jefferson score 34 at Notre Dame on Nov. 29, 2008. Also it was just the 20th 30-point scoring effort by a Spartan. She shot 10-for-15, including going 3-for-4 from behind the arc, and made a career best nine free throws. Poole also matched her career highs in rebounds with six and assists with six in the game, while adding three steals.
On Thursday, Poole originally posted a career high point total with 28 points, going 12-for-24 from the field. She also added three assists and three steals, while playing a career high 43 minutes.
Poole leads the team and is 20th in the Big Ten, averaging 12.5 points per game overall and has increased her average to 14.1 in Big Ten games, ranking her 12th. She has improved her scoring in each of her four seasons at MSU, currently doubling her junior season average of 6.1 points. Poole is second on the team and 15th in the conference with 3.0 assists a game.
Michigan State is tied for fifth in the Big Ten at 5-4, and have a bye on Thursday, before returning to the court on Sunday at Michigan for a 3 p.m. tip.
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Ouch! Jellyfish Invasion in the Mediterranean
If you've never felt the stinging sensation of a jellyfish, count yourself lucky. It's like lemon juice in a paper cut, but longer lasting. The only thing worse than a jellyfish sting, is hundreds of jellyfish stings.
Scientists recently announced a jellyfish bloom on the Spanish Mediterranean coast, and the crew onboard Oceana's Ranger is witnessing the invasion firsthand.
What's causing the massive increase? Glad you asked:
- increase in "nutrients" (aka ocean pollution);
- increase in water temperature (aka global warming); and
- decrease in predators (aka overfishing)
For all of you right-brained people, get a sense of the situation through this new video.
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How to Get House Republicans To Flex Their...Environmental Muscle?
Yes folks it's true. On Monday, the House demonstrated that they can and will - on occasion - vote yes on conservation issues, when Rep. Richard Pombo put forward and the House passed a new version of the Marine Mammal Protection Act that left the Dolphin Deadline intact.
This was truly an amazing victory and I'm not just saying this because my organization - Oceana - led the work that pulled this off. We took on those who wanted to kill the deadline - the key timeline for government to ensure that commercial fishing operations minimize the catch of dolphins and other marine mammals in their activities -- and won. The amazing part is how we did it, by going to Republicans and proving that supporting legislation that "kills Flipper" is not good politics for Republicans or Democrats.
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French Driftnetters Beware
After more than two months at sea, our catamaran - the Ranger - has documented dozens of illegal Italian driftnetters...and we've got the footage to prove it! Watch the video.
We've worked closely with the Italian Coast Guard and - thanks to our tips - many of these vessels have been arrested.
But Italians aren't the only ones using these massive illegal nets to scoop up fish and other creatures, like dolphins and whales. Now we're headed out to catch French driftnetters in the act. Stand by for more excitement from the Mediterranean.
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Happy ending for courtroom drama
Following up on my previous blog, the legal battle between the Navy and the environmental community has come to a close (at least for now). Last Friday, a settlement was reached ensuring that measures will be taken to reduce the harm to whales, dolphins and other marine life caused by high-intensity, mid-frequency sonar. Great work by NRDC and others. Stay tuned for the next episode of this contentious issue...
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Hold the Anchovies
Ridiculously high quotas set by the French and Spanish governments have seriously depleted adult anchovy stocks. What would the world be like without anchovies? Fox's Futurama paints a stark portrait.
The minimum amount of anchovies for sustainable fishing is 28,000 tons, but anchovy stocks today hover around 19,000 tons. In response to the Association of Spanish Artisanal Fishermen and Oceana's pressure, the European Commission banned anchovy fishing in the Bay of Biscay until Dec. 31.
Futurama fans will appreciate the episode "A Fishful of Dollars." Fry finds himself a rich man, but blows all his money on the last known can of anchovies in existence. Skip ahead to seven and a half minutes to start the anchovy story line, and keep an eye out for a special appearance (sort of) by Oceana's board member Ted Danson.
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It's Not Easy Being a Coral Reef
Coral reefs just can't catch a break. It's not enough that deep sea corals are ripped from the ocean floor by destructive trawling -- now shallow water corals are contending with global warming.
High sea temperatures stress coral, making them susceptible to disease and premature death. Last year, up to 40 percent of coral died in abnormally warm seas around the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the stage is set for the same to happen this year. Two days ago, ENN reported that Caribbean Sea temperatures have reached their annual high two months ahead of schedule.
Then yesterday, the Washington Post highlighted a growing and lesser known problem facing all coral reefs: ocean acidification. The escalating level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is making the world's oceans more acidic, which, by the end of the century, could literally dissolve coral reefs.
Have you ever tried putting a penny in a can of Coke for a couple of weeks? Think of coral reefs as the penny and the ocean as the can of Coke. Then put the can of Coke on top of your stove and run over it with a bulldozer ... you've just replicated the ocean environment coral reefs are experiencing.
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Acronym more powerful than navy
If you think the World Cup is exciting, try keeping up with the current legal battle between the Navy and the environmental community. On June 28, the Natural Resources Defense Council and other groups filed a temporary restraining order against the Navy's use of sonar testing.
Naval exercises are set to begin next week in the Pacific Rim, where naval forces from eight nations are gathering for training. High-intensity sonar can damage whales' brain and ears, and lower intensity sonar can block their ability to navigate, find food, and avoid predators.
On Friday, the Defense Department responded to the lawsuit by exercising a national security exemption authorized by Congress in 2004. Based on the exemption, the Navy will not be bound by requirements of the Marine Mammal Protection Act for six months.
But on Monday, a U.S. District Judge issued a temporary restraining order against the Navy based on NEPA -- the National Environmental Policy Act. Fortunately, this country has more than one law against the needless infliction of harm to endangered whales and the environment.
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Flying Under the Influence
You may have heard about the "intoxicated pelican" that has been making a splash in the news this week. Granted, it's not every day that a brown pelican crashes into the windshield of a car after being poisoned from a naturally occurring toxin found in algae blooms in California. This type of poisoning actually caused the invasion of frantic birds back in '61 that inspired Hitchcock's classic film The Birds.
But where is the buzz around the bigger story? Starving baby pelicans have been washing up on California beaches in disturbing numbers. Some are suggesting the emaciated birds are the result of a shortage of the sardines, anchovies, and other small fish on which pelicans feed. Perhaps pelicans will become the poster child of overfishing, the way polar bears are for global warming.
As for our tipsy friend in California? "She's hanging in there," said Lisa Birkle, assistant wildlife director at the Wetlands and Wildlife Care Center in Huntington Beach.
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I'll See Your 140,000 Square Miles and Raise You...
Two weeks ago, environmentalists' collective jaw dropped as President Bush designated 140,000 square miles in the Hawaii Islands a national monument. Not to be upstaged, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries countered today with an announcement it was protecting more than 370,000 square miles of seafloor in Alaska's Aleutian Islands.
NOAA's decision establishes the largest protected area in U.S. waters, and the third largest such area in the world. This designation is the result of five years of intense work by Oceana and others to stop destructive trawling.
Now, the question remains: Can President Bush beat 370,000 square miles?
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What Really Happened to Your Missing Sock
There's a wonderful new advertisement for an Italian washing machine that emulates deep sea life. A clever concept, brilliantly executed. If you've got 30 seconds to spare, check it out here.
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Kenya and Tanzania Overland
Beginning in Nairobi, with its convenient international airport, this 10-day adventure offers up the best of wild Africa on a budget. Track the `Big 5' across the acacia-spotted savannah of the...
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From the soaring heights of Africa's highest peak to the endless plains of the Serengeti, discover the best of Tanzania. In the company of our expert guides, explore the world's best game parks in...
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Group Trek - Machame 9 Day Route
Experience the splendour of Kili with an extra day to acclimatize on your way to the summit of Africa's highest peak. Considered by many to be the most scenic path to the summit, the Machame boasts...
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Group Trek - Rongai Route
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Reveal the real game adventure in 10 days with our tour through Tanzania' national parks.
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Led by a certified safari guide, this fifteen-day tour will bring you to the famous wildlife habitats of both Tanzania and Kenya. Descend into the Great Rift Valley and the Ngorongoro Crater for...
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Mt. Kilimanjaro Private Trek - Machame Route 8 Day
One of Africa's most magnificent sights, Mt Kilimanjaro, stands at a majestic 5895m above sea level. This nearly perfectly shaped volcano is Africa's highest peak and the ambition of trekkers from...
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Nairobi to Victoria Falls Adventure
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Nairobi to Zanzibar Adventure
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Project Tanzania and Safari
Meet Tanzania's welcoming people, witness some of Africa's most spectacular wilderness and make a lasting impact-really experience Tanzania. Track the `Big 5' across open savannah in...
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Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater Safari
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Kenya & Tanzania Overland Adventure
Encounter the wildlife of the famous Masai Mara, photograph legions of flamingos at Lake Nakuru National Park, learn from the Masai people in the Loita Hills, track the Big Five across the Serengeti
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East Africa Wildlife Safari (Private Group)
Spotting the Big Five on their home turf and having an expert safari guide at your side, Searching by boat for hippos and crocodiles on Lake Naivasha
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Kenya & Tanzania Overland
Encounter the wildlife of the famous Masai Mara and Serengeti ecosystems, photograph legions of flamingos at Lake Nakuru National Park, view wildlife in the Ngorongoro Crater from 4x4 safari vehicles.
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USD 1720 Per person
Tanzania Camping Safari
Photograph incredible wildlife on game drives, interact with the Masai people, savour a traditional lunch in a local community
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Tanzania Camping Adventure
Enjoy game drives in the Serengeti, dance with the Masai, savour traditional cuisine in a local village, take in the views at Ngorongoro Crater, meet local artisans on a village walk.
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Wildebeest migration, Ngorongoro Caldera, and the tree climbing lions of Lake Manyara, and the Maasai traditional dances.
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Self drive Safari in Kenya
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Hire your own Range Rover or Land Rover with roof hatches and camping equipment and go on safari in Kenya and Tanzania, exploring these magnificent, arid lands in a different way.
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Tanzania Mixed Expedition Tours - Safari and Beach
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This is a long tour which will take you to explore Ngorongoro and Serengeti parks for 4 nights, 2 nights, and north of Tanzania at Lake Victoria - Africa's largest lake.
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12 Day Kenya/ Tanzania Camping
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During this fascinating and reinvigorating 12-day tour, you will have a chance to visit both Kenya and Tanzania most popular national parks, explore the wildlife and rare species of birds.
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The Southern and Coastal Expeditions
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Traditional safaris in the southern National Parks of Tanzania. Cultural heritage at the coastal cities of Dar-es-salaam and Bagamoyo. Beach, spices and culture on the coastal island of Zanzibar.
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Tanzania wildlife safaris tour to serengeti, Ngorongoro.....
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Tanzania wildlife safari tours in tanzania to Serengeti,Ngorongoro....Lodge safaris and budget camping safaris to see all big 5,wildebeest migration and more.Inquire now
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Safaris to Selous game reserve, ruaha, mikumi e.t.c in Southern circuit Tanzania
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Tanzania Safaris, Nature Trekking, Adventure travel, Bird Watching, Ecotourism in Tanzania
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- Cauliflower - 1/4 portion of a large Cauliflower
- Green chili - 1 or 2
- Garlic - 2 to 3 cloves of large size
- Onion - 1/4
- Soy sauce - 3 tspn
- Tomato sauce - 2 tspn
- Chili sauce - 1½ tspn
- Oil - 1 or 2 tspn
For batter:
- All purpose flour (Maida) or Corn flour - 3 spoons
- Rice flour - 2 spoons
- Ginger garlic paste - 1/2 tspn
- Chili powder - 1/2 tspn
- Salt - to taste
- Oil - to deep fry
- Cut Cauliflower into small florets. Boil water in a pan with little Turmeric powder and Salt. Add Cauliflower florets and leave that in hot water for 5 minutes. Cut Onion into big chunks. Chop garlic into small pieces. Keep all this aside.
- Prepare the batter by mixing All purpose flour, Rice flour, Ginger garlic paste, Chili powder, Salt and Water in a bowl. The batter should not be too thick or too thin.
- Heat enough Oil in a pan to deep fry. Once the Oil is hot enough, reduce the heat to medium. Dip the cauliflower florets in batter, drop gently into the hot Oil, turning once in a while, deep fry them till they are golden brown and crispy. Deep fry all the cauliflower florets like this.
- Remove them and drain on paper towels.
- Then heat 1 or 2 tspns of Oil in another pan. Add Green chilies and Garlic, fry them for a minute.
- Add Onion and fry them for 2 minutes.
- Add Soy sauce, Tomato sauce, Chili Sauce and saute it for 1 or 2 minutes.
- Add 1/4 cup of water and cook this for 2 minutes in medium heat. If you want gravy add some more water.
- Finally add deep fried Cauliflower florets and mix it with the sauce for 1 or 2 minutes. Then remove from heat.


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Update: This chart displays the same data with a Y-axis set to 0.
The Department of Transportation recently released average airfare data for the third quarter of 2013, and based on that update the chart above shows average annual domestic round-trip airfares, adjusted for inflation in 2013 dollars, from 1994 to 2013. Note: These airfares include only the price paid at the time of the ticket purchase and do not include other fees paid at the airport or onboard the aircraft.
Here are some observations:
1. The average round-trip airfare in 2013 (through Q3) was $383.32, an increase of less than $2 (and less than 0.50%) from the average fare in 2012 of $381.56.
2. Average airfares have been below $400 for the last decade, and except for a possible recession-related drop in 2009 to $338.17, have remained relatively stable in a range between $365 and $383 since 2004. In other words, airfares have only varied moderately and have remarkably stayed within an $18 range for a ten-year period (excluding 2009).
3. Airfares last year were 16.5% (and $76) below the 2000 peak of $459.35, and below the average airfare in 1994 by 17% (and $79).
4. Over the last 20 years, domestic airfares have averaged $401.92, and last year's airfare was below that average by 4.63% (and $18.60).
5. According to a different source (Airlines for America) with annual data through only 2012 right now, baggage fees were at an all-time high of $13.24 in 2012 and those fees are not included in the Department of Transportation data in the chart above. Airlines for America also reports the average miles flown per domestic round-trip, and that was at an all-time high of 2,356 in 2012, up by 21% from the average distance in 1979 of 1,947 miles. Once the Airlines for America updates its data for 2013, I'll report those figures in a subsequent post.
MP: Many people complain about "high airfares" and many probably think that airfares are more expensive now than 5, 10 or 15 years ago. While it's true that baggage fees have gone up in recent years, especially for those who can't or won't travel sparingly with carry-on bags, the base price of a round-trip ticket for domestic air travel has remained amazingly stable over the last decade. And compared to 15 or 20 years ago, air travel today is a real bargain. Bon voyage!
Update: In response to one of the comments, here's a chart with data through 2012 of the real cost per mile of air travel, from 1979 to 2012, with and without fees. On a per mile basis, air travel in 2012 was about half the cost in 1979.


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NDA government has generated confidence among people: Javadekar
The NDA government has generated confidence among people in its first 100 days in office and has launched schemes that will positively impact day-to-day lives of people, Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javedakar said Tuesday.
Interacting with the media here on the 100 days' performance of his ministry, Javadekar said that getting confidence back in people was very important.
He said all ministries will present their report card.
"People have confidence that the government is working. This is very important against the backdrop of policy paralysis (of the previous UPA government). The government is taking decisions," he said.
Referring to the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana which aims at financial inclusion of the poor, Javadekar said all schemes launched by the Narendra Modi government were making an impact on the daily lives of people.
"Initiatives have been taken to boost infrastructure, tourism," he said.
Asked if corruption had ended as fighting graft was one of the major promises of the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance government, Javadekar said people were saying so.
"The processes are being made online and people do not have to go to offices. There has been speed in decision making. In the decisions that have been taken, there has been no scam," he said.
Asked if the NDA initiatives were repackaging of schemes of the previous Congress-led United Progressive Alliance government, Javadekar said the new government was taking decisions for the welfare of people.
Asked if Prime Minister Modi will also meet the media, Javadekar evaded a direct reply and said Modi was reaching out to people through various programmes.
On price rise, Javadekar said the NDA government had not made a promise to bring down prices in 100 days as was made by the UPA in 2009, but the NDA has taken significant steps to curb inflation.
"Food stock had been brought into the market from FCI godowns... The government has a list of 100 items which is monitored daily," he said.
Javadekar accused the Congress of spreading rumours and conspiring against the government.
"Since they cannot point a finger at Modi, they are making such failed attempts," Javadekar said.
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Weak earnings from Pfizer and other companies dragged down major market indexes Monday, pulling the Standard & Poor's 500 back from a record high.
Pfizer's stock dropped 3 percent after the drug maker's results fell short of what analysts had expected, a result of currency movements and falling sales. The world's second-largest drug maker also cut its profit forecast for the rest of the year.
Pfizer lost 80 cents to $29.63, among the biggest drops in the Dow Jones industrial average. Shortly after 10 a.m., the Dow was down 71 points at 14,748, a loss of 0.5 percent.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped five points, or 0.3 percent, to 1,589. The index closed at a record high the day before.
The Nasdaq composite index slipped three points to 3,305, or 0.08 percent.
Pitney Bowes dropped 15 percent after the maker of mailing equipment and software cut its dividend in half and posted a 58 percent drop in net income. Pitney Bowes sank $2.45 to $13.75.
Avon Products' quarterly loss wasn't as deep as analysts had expected. The direct-seller of cosmetics has been cutting staff and scaling back operations in an effort to turn around its business. Avon's stock rose $1.12 to $23.37, a gain of 5 percent.
This earnings season has been a mixed bag. More than half of the companies in the S&P 500 have turned in results, and seven of 10 have beaten analysts' estimates for earnings, according to S&P Capital IQ. Nearly as many, however, have come up short on revenue: Six of 10 have missed analysts' revenue targets. That suggests companies are getting more of their profits from laying off staff and other cost-cutting efforts instead of from higher sales.
In the market for U.S. government bonds, the yield on the 10-year Treasury note dropped to its low for the year, 1.65 percent. That's down from 1.67 percent late Monday.
In response to slower economic growth, bond traders from around the world have been buying Treasurys this month, driving yields down. The 10-year yield started April trading around 1.85 percent.
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