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Motto | Insight and Analysis on U.S. Middle East Policy |
Formation | 1985 |
Headquarters | Washington, D.C. |
Executive Director | Robert Satloff |
Website | washingtoninstitute.org |
Motto | Insight and Analysis on U.S. Middle East Policy |
Formation | 1985 |
Headquarters | Washington, D.C. |
Executive Director | Robert Satloff |
Website | washingtoninstitute.org |
The Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP) is a think tank based in Washington, D.C. focused on United States foreign policy in the Middle East. Established in 1985,[1] the institute's mission statement says that it seeks " is to advance a balanced and realistic understanding of American interests in the Middle East and to promote the policies that secure them."[2]
A group of concerned American citizens created The Washington Institute in 1985 to provide a balanced and realistic approach to U.S. policy in the Middle East drawing from the experience and scholarship of academics and former high-level government officials. The Institute would focus on cutting-edge research on regional issues that were not being addressed comprehensively by existing organizations.[3]
Martin Indyk, an Australian-trained academic, was tapped to be the first executive director. He would go on to serve in several high-level U.S. diplomatic posts including U.S. ambassador to Israel, special envoy for Israeli-Palestinian negotiations, special assistant to President Clinton and senior director for Near East and South Asian affairs at the National Security Council and assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern affairs. Indyk is currently vice president and director of the Foreign Policy Program at the Brookings Institution.[4]
Under Indyk's direction The Washington Institute's first publication was written by foreign policy scholar and former government official Dennis Ross. Ross would serve on the Institute's staff from 2001-2009 between stints in the White House and would rejoin the organization in 2011 as Counselor and William Davidson Distinguished Fellow.[5]
One of the first staff researchers at the Institute was Robert Satloff, a specialist in Arab-Israeli affairs, who would succeed Indyk as executive director in 1993. Satloff writes widely on Middle East affairs and his book, Among the Righteous: Lost Stories from the Holocaust's Long Reach into Arab Lands, was adapted into a one-hour documentary which aired on PBS in 2010.
The Institute is regarded as the preeminent think tank with a regional focus. It has made major contributions to the search for a peaceful resolution to the Israeli–Palestinian conflict. The Institute's research is timely and policy related, and its recommendations have been adopted by policymakers. It has a bipartisan agenda and board, and is respected by both major political parties.[6] In order to underscore its commitment to sound U.S. policy, the Institute only accepts donations from American citizens, foundations, corporations and institutions.
At the time it was founded, the Institute focused research on Arab–Israeli relations, political and security issues, and overall U.S. Middle East policy.[7] In the 1990s, prompted by the collapse of the Soviet Union, the Persian Gulf War, and changes in regional strategy, the Institute expanded its research agenda to cover a larger array of Middle East topics, including a "special focus on Turkey and the rise of Islamic politics."[7]
According to The New York Times, the Institute has earned a reputation for solid scholarship, is committed to the peace process, and is supportive of Israel, a relationship with which it believes helps advance U.S. security interests.[8] However, the Institute does not identify as "pro-Israel," saying "the moniker projects two false impressions — first, that the Institute does not value American interests above special pleading for a foreign power and second, that the Institute must be 'anti' others in the region (Palestinians, Arabs)." It adds:
This shorthand terminology perpetuates "old thinking" that views the Arab-Israeli conflict as the key dividing line in a region where the division between moderates versus radicals is a more accurate prism through which to understand local politics. On the personal level, this one-dimensional description of the Institute's quarter-century of research does a disservice to the many current and former United States government officials and military officers at the Institute over the years as well as the numerous Institute scholars from Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Jordan, Turkey, Morocco and other Middle Eastern countries over the years who have undertaken impeccable research on a broad array of topics.[9]
In addition to ongoing research, the Institute has strived to provide in-depth analysis at key inflection points in Middle East policy such as during presidential election years. Beginning in 1988, the Institute has convened bipartisan Presidential Study Groups that have offered policy papers for incoming administrations of either party. The inaugural PSG document informed the policy of the George H.W. Bush administration toward the Middle East Peace Process.[10]
In 2011, the Institute devised a report entitled "Imagining the Border", which received much attention for drafting maps that sought to reconcile the Palestinian demand for sovereignty over the West Bank and the Israeli demand for control over most of the Jewish population there. The report drew heavily on statistical data, and proposed certain "land swaps"[1] to ensure that a future Palestinian state would be viable and have quality land. The Institute gave briefings to senior American, Israeli, and Palestinian government officials about the maps.[8][11]
After the takeover of areas of Iraq by the Sunni militant group the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in 2014, The New York Times reported that Institute Lafer Fellow Michael Knights had alerted the White House National Security Council as early as 2012 to the rising level of insurgency among Iraq's Sunni minority. White House officials questioned his statistics and did not take action.[12]
The Washington Institute accesses the policy process from many angles: the written word, the spoken word, and personal contact. Institute experts conduct in-depth research in the region and brief officials in all branches of the U.S. government, both civilian and military.[13] The Institute utilizes all communications platforms to publish and disseminate its work. In addition to producing printed long-form monographs, the Institute issues time-sensitive policy briefs which are distributed electronically around the globe by email and social media.[14] Institute-sponsored polls bring to light trends in popular thinking across the Middle East.[15]
While the Institute frequently hosts, high-level, off-the-record events with policymakers and scholars, its policy forums are public events featuring newsmakers and analysts that are attended by officials and journalists [16] and are broadcast live online.[17] The Institute also holds an annual policy conference that convenes leading policymakers, journalists, diplomats, and experts in Washington, DC, for in-depth discussion and debate on the key issues facing America in the volatile Middle East.[18][19][20]
Institute scholars are public intellectuals who share their analysis frequently in major print and broadcast outlets.[21] All Institute output is available through its website in English and Arabic.
In addition to its permanent resident fellows – a group of highly experienced policymakers from government and academia – the Institute also hosts visiting fellows from around the world. Visiting fellows include both young people at the beginning of their foreign policy careers, and veterans who take advantage of a year in Washington, D.C., to study the Middle East from an American vantage point. In cooperation with the Army, Navy, Air Force, and State Department, the Institute offers one-year fellowships that enable rising officers to immerse themselves in the geopolitics of the Middle East and the process of Washington policymaking.[22] The Institute also supports a program for research assistants and interns that provides foreign policy experience for undergraduates and recent college graduates.[23] Institute alumni have gone on to hold important positions in the government, military, and academia internationally.
The Washington Institute Book Prize, which recognizes the best English-language books on the Middle East each year, is the most lucrative award in the field with gold, silver, and bronze winners receiving $30,000, $15,000, and $5,000, respectively.[24]
The Institute's Scholar-Statesman Award honors individuals whose public service and professional achievements exemplify sound scholarship and a discerning knowledge of history. Recipients have included President Bill Clinton, British Prime Minister Tony Blair and Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.[25][26]
The Washington Institute currently supports eight in-house research programs:[27]
- The Program on Arab Politics focuses on social, political, and economic developments in the Arab world.
- The Project on the Middle East Peace Process is committed to providing America's policymakers with timely analysis on issues of critical concern to Israel and its Arab neighbors.
- The Gulf and Energy Policy Program focuses on the conservative Arab Gulf states and the key role these countries play collectively as a primary source of the world's oil and natural gas.
- The Iran Security Initiative aims to generate critical analysis, private dialogue, public debate, and operational recommendations designed to address the many challenges posed by Iran.
- The Military and Security Studies Program engages policymakers and educates the public on a range of issues that deeply affect the vital security interests of the United States.
- The Stein Program on Counterterrorism and Intelligence is a leading center for the analysis of terrorist groups, state sponsors, logistical and financial support networks, and counterterrorism policy.
- Fikra Forum is an online community that seeks to stimulate debate across borders and languages with the goal of generating ideas to produce a brighter future for Arab democrats.
- The Turkish Research Program actively engages policymakers in discussion about Turkey's political, diplomatic, and strategic environment.
"You have for almost three decades been engaged in the extraordinarily important work of making ideas matter in some of the most vexing, critically important issues of our time. Ideas do matter, but they matter only if they are ideas that are tested by people who are willing to engage in civil discourse with those who might disagree, people, indeed, who search for the truth. That has been the reputation and the reality of the Institute since it was founded." Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice [28]
"For nearly 30 years, the Washington Institute for Near East Policy has helped the United States government better understand and respond to big policy challenges focused in the Middle East." Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel [29]
In a December 2003 interview on Al Jazeera, Rashid Khalidi, a Palestinian-American professor and director of Columbia University's Middle East Institute, sharply criticized WINEP, stating that it is "the fiercest of the enemies of the Arabs and the Muslims," and describing it as the "most important Zionist propaganda tool in the United States."[30] In response, Martin Kramer, editor of the Middle East Quarterly and visiting fellow at WINEP, defended the group, saying that it is "run by Americans, and accepts funds only from American sources," and that it was "outrageous" for Khalidi to denounce Arabs that visited WINEP as "blundering dupes."[31]
John Mearsheimer, a University of Chicago political science professor, and Stephen Walt, academic dean at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, describe it as "part of the core" of the Israel lobby in the United States.[32] Discussing the group in their book, The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy, Mearsheimer and Walt write: "Although WINEP plays down its links to Israel and claims that it provides a 'balanced and realistic' perspective on Middle East issues, this is not the case. In fact, WINEP is funded and run by individuals who are deeply committed to advancing Israel's agenda ... Many of its personnel are genuine scholars or experienced former officials, but they are hardly neutral observers on most Middle East issues and there is little diversity of views within WINEP's ranks."[32]
Members of WINEP have in turn criticized Mearsheimer and Walt's book on multiple grounds, pointing to its "not including any interviews with current or former government officials about the lobby's influence on foreign policy",[33] the fact that "not only has the U.S.- Israeli relationship not been a liability for either country (the central claim of the book),[34] it has been, at least to some extent, an asset to the Arab regimes, as a strategic counterweight to radicalism",[34] and that "foreign policies are shaped by leaders and events, not lobbies."[35]
In October 2003, the Zionist Organization of America criticized WINEP for "embracing a delegation of representatives of the Fatah terrorist movement".[36]
Several current and former members of WINEP have served in senior positions in the administrations of Presidents George H.W. Bush,[37][38] Bill Clinton,George W. Bush, and Barack Obama.[39]
As of August 26, 2014 the Washington Institute's Board of Advisors included:[40]
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Moskal has continued to have an impact on the dispute in other ways. In late 2005, Raymond Callicoat, a Mintz client who'd been treaded by Nadler, tried to negotiate his own peace with the doctors in order to free up the funds still in Mintz's trust account. Unemployed and homeless, Callicoat was desperate for money, but Mintz had advised him that he was still awaiting billing documents from Nadler before he could disburse the rest of the settlement.
According to Callicoat's affidavit, he got confusing information from the medical providers about what he still owed. He told Ramos he could get a check from Mintz for the balance of the settlement if they could work out a figure. A few minutes later, Callicoat got a call from David Moskal, identifying himself as Ramos's attorney. "He said they would accept payment of my bills for 75% of the check from Mr. Mintz and give me 25%, " Callicoat said, "but only if I would sign an affidavit accusing Mr. Mintz of all sorts of things."
Various negotiations with Moskal and Ramos followed, leading to a meeting at a bank where Ramos was supposed to cash the $4,700 check and give Callicoat a quarter of the money back. "When I showed him the check, he got angry and started ranting about Mr. Mintz," Callicoat said. "Ramos said he would not accept anything less than the entire amount of money held by Mintz in the trust account, which he said was more than $4,700."
Ramos won't comment on Callicoat's story, saying that the matter is still in litigation.
In 2005, an Arvada man contacted the police about Moskal, saying he'd believed that Moskal was a lawyer when he hired him to represent his son, who'd been badly injured in an auto accident. The man admitted that Moskal had never specifically said he was an attorney, but recorded phone calls and e-mails produced in the investigation certainly didn't contradict that impression. According to police records, Moskal talked about preparing subpoenas and releases, boasted that "this is my favorite case so far," and told the man that the settlement check would be made payable to the victim, Moskal, and a Nevada attorney Moskal was working with. "I am turning up the pressure on American Family just like I did with Farmers Insurance," Moskal wrote in one e-mail.
Last fall, following a federal hearing in Minnesota, Moskal was ordered back to jail for thirty days and had his supervision extended another three years. Prosecutors argued that Moskal had violated conditions of his release by allegedly representing himself as an attorney and gaining access to patient medical records while working for Ramos. "It all kind of smells like what you were doing before," U.S. District Judge John Tunheim told the ex-attorney. "If you weren't practicing law, you came very close to it."
Moskal still works for Mile High Medical Group. Ramos, who testified on his behalf at the hearing, defends him as "one of the nicest guys I've ever met. He's kind and gentle to everyone, and he's a terrific marketer. He's also dating my mom."
Ramos says Moskal has helped his company by doing in-house evaluations of cases in which lawyers say they can't pay the medical bills because of a poor settlement; if there's extra money to be found, Moskal can find it. "I knew his history," Ramos says. "He's pretty up front about what he's done."
Recently, the litigants agreed to drop Moskal as a defendant in the case.
Moskal declined to be interviewed. He did, however, release a brief statement through his attorney, noting that the events that led to his disbarment and prison time occurred "more than ten years ago." (Actually, the last embezzlement from his former clients reportedly took place nine years ago.) "I have served my time and paid restitution," he wrote. "I have worked hard to put my past behind me and regret that it is being used against others who bear no responsibility for my past actions.... I am grateful for the opportunity given to me by Mile High Medical Group."
Moskal isn't the only disbarred attorney and convicted felon to have ties to Mile High Medical Group. In 1997, Denver personal-injury attorney Brian Hugen was suspended from practicing law after numerous instances of stealing from his clients' settlement funds. He consented to disbarment, pleaded guilty to theft and was sentenced to six years in prison. Following the departure of Cheryl Clark, Ramos and Nadler have relied on Hugen to help with their records and billing issues.
In an article in the June issue of Mile High Medical Group's Monthly Review newsletter, Hugen explains how an accident victim can get more extensive care, heftier medical bills and ultimately a higher net settlement — three times as much, in one hypothetical case — by seeking treatment from Mile High instead of the health-care providers specified by their insurance.
Like Ramos, Hugen has had some caustic correspondence with Mintz about billing matters. In 2005 he sent a letter to patients informing them about the dispute with Mintz and urging them to assist him in obtaining payment from the lawyer; in exchange, he said, "the providers will not turn their bills over to collection." Hugen also suggested that patients peeved about the impasse might want to contact the Supreme Court's Office of Regulation Counsel to have Mintz investigated.

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21 comments found
Looks great ASW, best of sales!
thank you:)
Hi Guys Great website In terms of the menu style are we able to change the menu style patterns? We are a social media agency and we are wondering how to tweek this to provide a fresh content experience. Kindly help
hi, please, contact us via email email@example.com and provide more details that you need to change.
I would like to buy your template, however, there seems to be an error in your live demo. When you click on the Blog link, it opens a "new page" (/blog), so it leaves the "one page" version of the site, which is fine.
However, the rest of the navigation menu stops workign once you enter the blog because it looks for blog/#nameofpage instead of #nameofpage
Is that a permanent problem or somehting you can fix?
Hi, we try to fix this and insert blog to the "one page" without opening "new page".
If the blog opens in a new page (not a bad option) is it not possible instead that your navigation menu adapts to it?
navigation menu adapted for home page, where located sections, you can access to this section via navigation, but blog it's separately page. If we can leave blog page as is, navigation can run to the home page.
Ok, I've purchased it, but I get an error when installing. I understand the Child theme needs activating. However, I am not given the option to do so.
I get this message:
Name Description Dark Theme The parent theme is missing. Please install the "appsumframework" parent theme. Light Theme The parent theme is missing. Please install the "appsumframework" parent theme.
appsumframwork IS installed and is the active theme.
Can you please advise?
Guys, I'm really struggling. sorry, but maybe it is because some of the english in the user guide is not too easy to understand, but I can't get it to work
this part for example:
5. Now navigate to WP Admin -> Appearance -> Menus page and select the newly created menu and assign it to "Main Navigation" location.
When you get to menus, you have 2 navigation menus header and footer. All pages are added to the "main navigation" for each menu, however, I still can't get it to work. My page looks messed up, and no navigation menu works.
How do I contact you privatly to send you FTP / login details so you can start looking into this?
I think I'm one of your first customer and my experience of your theme should help you improve your user manual etc for others.
Thanks guys
I've found the issue. It's working now. thank you. Very nice theme
How to change the menu?
i have replied via your email.
Hello. Please,check your email.
In the demo after I click on blog I can't click on any part of header menu it's not active, please tell me why and how can I fix that
it will be fixed soon.
Hello. Please,check your email.
Hi guys
Love the theme, I am just wondering whether I am able to have a slider showing different images on multiple pages – so for example on the homepage showing 2-3 images and then on another page having a slider – but showing 3 different images
Would be great if this were possible
Hi, sorry but it is not possible. But i think that we will try to make your idea.
How to fix menu bug when you go to blog? read here.
Hello, I just purchased this template last week and really like the way it looks but have encountered several road blocks to making it work the way we need it to work… I'm hoping you can help by just directing me to where I go to make the necessary changes: 1 – I need to change the color of the Accordian + and – 2 – I need to change the color of the Checklist bullets 3 – I need to change the color of the Arrows on the Testimonial section 4 – I need to edit the footer text style 5 – When I navigate from the menu to a section, the section title area is only half visible. I'd like it to stop just above the section title area so we can see the entire title 6 – When I create a menu item, and then create that section on the Home page, the text that displays is the same as the URL text. I'd like this to be different because URL text is not always the best display text on a web page. For example, when there are two words, they are run together.
That is all I have for now. As I continue to work on the site, I know I will have more questions.
Thanks, Jennifer
Hi, 1. find accordion-marker.gif in \wp-content\themes\appsumframework\images\ and edit it in image editor. (You can use photoshop, color overlay option) 2. find and edit wp-content/themes/appsumframework/images/marker-1.png 3. find wp-content/themes/appsumframework/images/mCSB_buttons.png 4. go to appearence->theme options->tab 'footer'->Footer Menu Typography and open style.css in (child theme that you use) and add code e.g. .footer-text, .copyright { font-style:normal; } 5. open \wp-content\themes\appsumframework\js\custom.js and find 'var $offsetsize=85+offsetsizeFix;' e.g. change 85 to 150 6. turn on text mode in editor when you create section and be sure that you have no unclosed tag
Thanks for all the help. I'm still working on this and still have a lot of questions as I try and customize the template for a unique look and feel. Also I've ran into other annoyances:
1 – The color of "skins" and the headings are the same, even though they are specified as different colors in Theme Options. I'm assuming there must be another location that over rules the Theme Options settings? I'd like my heading text to be a different color from my skins.
2 – I need to increase the width of the slideshow.
3 – I'd like the accordian to be closed by default.
4 – Text is hiding under the overlays for various pages.
5 – Why can't I have just plain text heading that is linked to from navbar. The big chunky section headers are quite redundant and obnoxious.
6 – Where do I edit the submit button for forms?
7 – This seems to be a glitch, but sometimes nav menus are cut off, but appear properly upon reloading the page.
1 – child_theme_that_u_used/css/style.css line:13 change color or remove and set it in theme options. 2. appsumframework/css/style.css line:1009 3 – remove (visible="yes") 4 – give me screenshot 5 – give me screenshot. I cannot understand. 6 – go to dashboard – > contact – > contact form and add your class to the submit button or if you try to make like on livedemo you need to use "btn" and "btn-primary" 7 – give me screenshot, but i think it's happens, because wpadminbar showing and it calculates margin top.
for 1 – that didn't change anything. i tried changing the color code as well as removing it altogether, my heading 3 continues to be the same color as my skins, even though in theme options they are different
for 2 – what should i search for, none of the editing programs i use allow me to search for the line;
3 – what file do i do this in?
4 & 5 – here's a link: http://electronic-er.com/wp/adjustors/ – for 4, the text is up under the header, for 5, i just would like to change the style of this and link from the nav bar to something closer to the heading 3 style or a hidden bookmark on the page – i don't always want to display my headings.
7 – how do i give you a screenshot, do i need to email it to you?
8 – also, on my contact forms, when I type in the fields, I cannot see my text, i'm thinking it must be the same color as the background of my fields. how do i fix this?
can you send me your dashboard details(login/pass) via email firstname.lastname@example.com?
really like the theme, just had a quick question before purchasing…Would this theme work with the woocommerce plugin, not using it as a full e-commerce site, just curious if anyone has tried this yet. thanks.
hi, good question, but i can not get you answer, because we have not tried to use woocommerce plugin and we do not know about our customers who it tried.
Hey, love the theme! 1 question though. As i change the menu items and the home page, the menu buttons will no longer navigate to the corresponding area of the page as they did before i changed them. How do make the menu buttons navigate through the page to the corresponding areas again?
check your e-mail
my Contact Us button doesnt work, can you have a look at www.sociolus.com?
Hi, your contact form must be named as 'Contact form'
is this "Fixed",a s you said it would be fixed soon and it is a major issue for me.
"Can the blog open in a separate page it it cannot work as part of the current system?"
How do I get the blog funtion to work fully with a noavigation menu that works throguhout the entire website?
Blog opens in separate page, it is a normal situation. If you need to have blog posts as section on onepage i can create shortcode for that.
Is it possible to work with any slider? Is it compatible?
Hi, i don't know about 'anything slider', but we did not strip any wordpress functionality.
, i love this theme. but how easy is it to add an extra menu item with in the pages slots / sections ??
You can do it via dashboard, you need to add section with name and create new menu item with url (#name)
is it digital download, is it providing 2checkout (credit card) payment gateway.
Hi, please contact with envato support center.
Hi, just bought the theme, but right after the install i get these error:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function options_typography_get_os_fonts() in /home/layou503/public_html/sites/blog/wp-content/themes/appsumframework/options.php on line 75
Now i cant even access the admin panel.
Wordpress version = 3.8;
Any idea of how i can fix this?
Well i just found the possible solution, is to read the documentation lol, i only installed the appframework, as it was what i downloaded from the themeforest penal, but choosing the "files & documentation" option when downloading brings the appdark.zip and applight.zip, witch has to be installed too i guess, so it seems the problem is resolved.
Hi, i was able to install the theme and start working on it, but i have a smal problem now, my theme options dont reload after save, i go there and edit most of the options and i save it, if i come back later to theme options everthing i done before is gone, all fields are back to their default values, and if i save it i´m back to zero again and have to reconfigure the hole template again.
Any ideas?
Hi, please, send me your site dashboard details (login/pass and url) to my email email@example.com, i'll see.
Very satisfied with the theme, not to mention really outstanding support from the author. Highly recommended!
Thank you!
Can I use this theme on Wordpress 3.8.1?
Hi, theme is not compatible yet.
Hi! Is the theme now compatible with WordPress 3.8.1? And if not, what exactly would not work? Thx.
Hi, i have tested theme installation with wp 3.8.1 and met any troubles.


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Don't worry - there is a cure. And once cured, you can engage in more strategic CRO activities in a much healthier manner, and know when enough is enough.
Poor Ryan. He is a pay-per-click (PPC) professional who landed a big role managing paid search for a well-known brand. Being in charge of a large budget for PPC with serious performance goals tied to it was a sobering experience for him. He already knew there was more to conversion than just the paid search click, but never was it more apparent than now.
Ryan quickly moved beyond driving traffic in order to increase the site's return on investment (ROI). He assembled a small team within the company to lead the charge on conversion rate optimization (CRO). Once they started seeing results from landing page tests, Ryan became an even bigger asset to the company, as well as a CRO convert.
But something happened to Ryan over time. He became so obsessed with the idea of testing that he began to test things that had minimal impact on the company's bottom line.
Ryan was suffering from obsessive-compulsive testing (OCT): an irrational addiction to landing page testing that sends people on a continuous search for microscopic gains, while ignoring other areas of the site that could offer even greater conversion improvements.
This is not an uncommon scenario. At my company we often see online marketers, site owners, or whole conversion teams suffering from tunnel vision in a quest for perfection of their landing pages or whatever real estate they're testing.
The good news about OCT is that there is a cure. And knowing when to stop and how to do it is the first step.
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Many of us have heard the "Testing is an ongoing activity, and you should never stop testing" line. So, let's talk about this idea of ever being "done" with regards to improving your user's experience. A website should never stop getting better, but obsessing over testing a particular page and its content is counterproductive.
There are two indicators that it's time to pull the plug on a particular test:
If you conducted a test for improvements on a crappy page on your site, you'd of course expect to see a positive increase in conversions from what you learned and applied to that page. If you decided to repeat that same test but made a minor tweak, you can expect the lift will be a fraction of the first test. If this continues version after version and with minimal return, it's time to stop.
On that same note, if you become obsessed with testing the same element on a page, like a headline, and you're aimlessly testing changes of individual words just to see which one beat the other, it's time to move on.
There are two reasons for these diminishing returns. Not only are you seeing less of a lift each time you tweak the page (because the page keeps getting better), but the quality of your ideas is probably getting worse (because you have thought up all of the impactful ones already).
Add to that the fact that you're putting time and resources into something that should be called "done enough," and it's definitely not positively impacting ROI. There comes a time when good enough is best for the company.
Overcoming Obsessive-Compulsive Testing
If you find you or your team obsessing over testing every detail and your return is marginal, take these three steps to help cure that OCT addiction:
With a little support and direction, OCT can be cured. Once cured, you can engage in more strategic CRO activities in a much healthier manner - and know when enough is enough. You'll still be able to show positive ROI, but can also add efficiency, time savings, and maintaining personal sanity to your list of contributions.
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I love this refrigerator so much that I want to spare someone else months of research looking for the perfect refrigerator. This is a compact frig, but the freezer is double the space of my old frig; it is designed to organize food well; it glides out easily; the frig itself is well designed for good orgnization; the door closes easily and air tight; it looks lovely and saves on energy consumption. This is better than what I'd hoped to find. Get it!
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Beautiful in my kitchen
By Alberta
from Toronto, ON, Canada
Comments about KitchenAid Architect Series II White Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator:
Bought it for my condo kitchen reno. Perfect size, adequate space inside, quiet, sleek looking.
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great feature
By Joce
from Mascouche, QC, Canada
always satisfied for design. Stainless a little cheap but they are probably all the same.
love the model and clean lines
By jelani
from Surrey, BC, Canada
love my fridge and the clean line and holds so much
Enjoying our new Refrigerator
By JPBeau
from Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Meeting all our family needs and proving to be esthetically very nice.
Well Mfg. item
By biggs0468
from Oakland, CA, United States
I just bought this Refrigerator less than a month ago, so the house is still out on what it does and does not do. From inspection of the Refrigerator, it seems to be well put together, very nice feature's. It's not nosy and does not run a lot. This is the first time to purchase a Kitchenaid Refrigerator, so we're keeping our eye on it. Very easy to install. The price was a bit much, but, it may prove it's worth in the long run. I do have the Kitchenaid counter mixer, and it certainly does a wonderful job, so I assume this Refrigerator will follow suit.
Well built, looks great
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I needed a smaller frig to fit into my kitchen space, and I really wanted one with the freezer on the bottom. I also wanted a deli style drawer to hold those flat items. After searching for months, this was one of the few I could find that met my primary want list. I ended removing 2 shelves, as so many items fit in the door shelving, and I needed a space for the larger /taller items like pitchers, pans, beer bottles, juice. So it seems like there is not as much general shelving space as in my old frig. The lighting/LED is great, and it seems quiet. I like the appearance, although I still need to figure out the best way to clean the exterior. The freezer seems fine, with items easy to locate. I don't use much ice and my old frig did not have an ice maker either, so the trays work fine for me. I think my electric bill went down a little as well. Finally, although I do like it, it did cost too much. There were larger ones for less money!
Refrigerator works great
By KDMN
from North St. Paul, MN, United States
I am very happy with this refrigerator. The bottom freezer drawer works great and there's a lot of storage in there.
kitchenaid 19 cu ft
By waffles
from Michigan, United States
a good size for 1 person and pleased the freezer is on bottom. I have always liked kitchenaid products and found them very reliable
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I bought this a month ago and I am so impressed I would recomend this product!
Quiet and efficient .
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I have had my new KitchenAid refrigerator about two months and I am very pleased with it. It is very quiet. The inside shelves are easy to adjust to my needs. The bottom freezer is handy to reach . Storage space is sufficient for our needs. So far so good!
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In recognition of Heart Health Month, Henry Mayo Newhall Memorial Hospital presents a free "Care for Your Heart" Health Fair to the public on Friday, June 8, from 11 a.m.- 2 p.m. at the Santa Clarita Activities Center, 20880 Centre Pointe Parkway in Canyon Country.
Fair participants will receive a Heart Health Passport and can take part in a series of free health screenings that include height and weight measurement, blood pressure monitoring, cholesterol testing, body fat analysis/body mass index, as well as pulse oximetry and carbon monoxide measurement for smokers.In addition to the health screenings, fair participants can speak with on-site physicians and receive a heart health summary, get healthy eating tips from dieticians, and learn about smoking cessation, sleep disorders, sudden cardiac arrest and cardiac catheterization. Healthy refreshments will be available.
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The "My Army Benefits" website at usmilitarybenifit.org is a fraudulent site designed to collect soldiers' Army Knowledge Online email accounts and passwords. According to investigators, the site also falsely claims that the U.S. military has granted access to unclaimed and accumulated benefits for active duty soldiers, and that benefits not claimed within the stipulated period will be available for claims after 60 months.
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Reddaway launches Live Chat
| August 21, 2011 | Intermodal
Reddaway, a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc. introduces Live Chat, a new, real-time communications channel for easy and convenient access to its customer service representatives. Live Chat is an Internet service that enables electronic conversations betw Read More »
RailAmerica development efforts to add carloads, grow local businesses
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In the first six months of 2011, thirty-four customers have announced plans to build, expand or re-open facilities on RailAmerica railroads. When completed over the next 12-to-18 months and operating at full production, the thirty-four projects are expect Read More »
New Penn Motor Express, Inc. celebrates 80th Anniversary
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New Penn Motor Express, Inc., a subsidiary of YRC Worldwide Inc. celebrates its 80th anniversary serving the next-day LTL transportation needs of customers in the Northeast.
Founded in 1931 by Cloyd F. Erdley and Henry R. Arnold, the partners started Read More »
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The opening of the UK to the operation of regular European sized freight trains on High Speed 1 was on August 17th, celebrated by the naming of a high speed freight locomotive.
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US infrastructure woes: A roadblock to growth
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Long famous for its top-notch highways and passion for cars, the United States is letting bridges rust as traffic chokes overburdened roads, threatening a pillar of its economic strength.
A prime example of this neglect is the Brent Spence Bridge over Read More »
Old Dominion Freight Line to expand its presence in Indianapolis
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Mayor Greg Ballard joined executives from Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has announced a major expansion of the company's regional hub in Indianapolis.
Old Dominion will invest nearly $22 million to upgrade and enhance its existing facility at 3915 W. Read More »
Insource saves clients over $1 Billion on parcel shipping
| August 21, 2011 | Intermodal
Insource Spend Management Group, a leading provider of third party rate negotiation services, announced it has hit a milestone of exceeding $1 billion in parcel savings for its clients. Many Fortune 500 clients have individually saved tens of millions by Read More »
Baltimore DCs handle types of products with national reach
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An undisputed strength of the Port of Baltimore is its community and variety of distribution centers (DCs) and warehouses. Thanks to Baltimore's geographic location between Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, and its rail and highway connections to market Read More »
Old Dominion opens container drayage facility in MD
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Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has announced the opening of a new container drayage site to serve all ports and container yards in the Baltimore area.
The new site – the third new container drayage facility Old Dominion has opened this year – will off Read More »
Glen Raven's China operations, as all others, practices JIT Logistics
| August 14, 2011 | Intermodal | Photos | Transport Intermediaries
Harold Hill describes his company, Glen Raven Technical Fabrics, as a 130+ year old start up. But as Karen Thuermer reports, Glen Raven's cutting edge manufacturing logistic skills contribute to the company's abi ity to continuously reinvent itself. Read More »
CN and China's CNBM Forest Products Trading strike deal for B.C. lumber export supply chain
| August 14, 2011 | Intermodal | International Trade | Transport Intermediaries
CN and China's CNBM Forest Products Trading Ltd. have announced that they have reached an agreement to use CN's new lumber transload facility in Vancouver to increase the supply chain capacity for Canadian lumber exports.
CN is scheduled to start oper Read More »
Domestic container volume continues to surge in second quarter
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
Domestic and international intermodal volumes posted solid gains in Q2 2011, according to a report released today by the Intermodal Association of North America. IANA's Intermodal Market Trends & Statistics report notes that domestic container volume grew Read More »
Old Dominion names Nowak VP of Midwest Region
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
Old Dominion Freight Line Inc. has named Darek Nowak vice president of the company's Midwest Region.
Nowak has more than 20 years of experience in the transportation industry and has been with Old Dominion for 13 years. He previously served as manager Read More »
LeanLogistics launches LeanFleet' for fleet routing and optimization
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
LeanLogistics, a global solutions provider of transportation management system (TMS) applications and supply chain services, announced today the launch of LeanFleet', fleet routing and optimization technology.
LeanFleet is a web-based application util Read More »
Freight solution to searing gas prices: intermodal transportation
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
With escalating gas prices, stricter government highway safety regulations and increased demands to protect the environment, manufacturers are aggressively seeking the most efficient means for transporting products to market. Intermodal freight transporta Read More »
Stella Jones Q2 profit rises on demand for railway ties
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
Stella Jones, a maker of railway ties and treated wood utility poles for electricity and telecom companies, reported a higher second-quarter profit on strong demand for maintenance and special projects.
The company also raised its semi-annual dividend Read More »
Central Freight Lines founder inducted into Texas Transportation Hall of Honor
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
Central Freight Lines (CFL), a leading less-than-truckload (LTL) for-hire common carrier, has announced its founder, William Woody Callan, was inducted into the Texas Transportation Institute (TTI) Hall of Honor. Mr. Callan becomes the 33rd member of the Read More »
US firms plan rail expansion to profit from oil spread
| August 11, 2011 | Intermodal
Logistics firms are accelerating plans to build crude-by-rail terminals in the United States as shippers look to transport more oil on railroads to capture massive oil price spreads between the country's northern and southern regions.
Logistics firm M Read More »
CSX investing $15 million for new intermodal terminal in Louisville
| August 03, 2011 | Intermodal
CSX has announced that a privately-funded $15 million, 34-acre intermodal terminal will be constructed in Louisville, Kentucky. The terminal, which is slated to begin operations in early 2012, will provide efficient, economical and environmentally-friendl Read More »
FTR's trucking conditions index remains in modestly positive territory
| August 03, 2011 | Intermodal
FTR's June Trucking Conditions Index, as reported in the August Trucking Update, rose slightly to a reading of 7.7 from 7.3 in May. The reading is expected to remain in modestly positive territory until Q4 when it likely will resume climbing fueled by a c Read More »
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Last August I planted a Snowy Mountain Hydrangean Tree. The tree was planted in full sun. I followed all planting recommendation and planted the tree in a well protected area to keep wind and snow from damaging this expensive tree!
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I think now would be the start of "leafout season" in Zone 5. That implies that some hydrangeas may have leafed out but not all. This is a process that can take until late May in some cases further north. You can do two things now to check your Snow Mountain Hydrangea Tree: (1) wait or (2) prune some of the stems at 1" or 2" intervals until you get to the main tree stem or until you hit some green. Because it is so early in the season and this is a new shrub, I would wait a little longer instead of pruning. Maintain the soil moist but not wet/dry as best as you can. Make sure that you water the root ball as the roots have probably not grown much past the edge of the pot in which the plant came. And keep it well mulched. |
luis pr, Thank you for your response. I live in upstate NY and it is now early spring, but it has been unusually hot. So I am inclinded to give it some more time. I have begun to water in attempt to maintain moist soil but not to over water at the same time. No leaves yet. However, just before fall last year, this tree grew two small branches about 6" length. This growth is a nice green with what appears to be very small buds. The tree is of good size, about 7-8 feet. Should I fertilize and if so what? Anything thing else I should do? Thank you. |
cjsm, it's funny that you just posted this, because I was going to do the same for my Snow Mountain tree too! Yes, I remembered that you planted your tree at about the same time that I did. My tree is certainly not dead, as I checked the branches and they were green and alive. However, it is still not quite leafing out yet. I vaguely see some buds swelling from the nodes, but at times I wonder if it's just my imagination...! To make things worse, I gave a Snow Mountain tree to a friend at the same time last year as their house-warming present, and then another friend bought the same tree and planted it in her yard at also the same time. The one that I gave to the first friend as a present was overwintered in its pot and it is now showing new growth, and my other friend who planted it in her yard has tons of new growth in her Snow Mountain tree! Yikes! What is going on with mine? The only explanation I could come up with was that my tree was in shock when I planted it last year. I remember that both of our trees were not doing so well last summer with all the leaves falling out prematurely. I suppose that's why it is waking up so slowly? I can't think of anything else to do but to be patient... let's hope for the best and keep me posted! :-) |
Hello, cjsm5nys. At this point, I would do nothing other than maintain the soil moist. In other words, do not feed the plant any fertilizers. Hydrangeas in your zone should be fertilized with manure or cottonseed meal in June (once a year and that is it). Minor fertilizers like liquid seaweed, liquid fish and coffee grounds can be applied throughout the growing season (after the plant leafs out) but all types of fertilization should then stop by August/September (in order to prepare the plant for winter). |
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Great conditioner that can be used as a leave-in or rinse out product. Currently I use it as a leave-in conditioner and it does a great job detangling my hair. It's a light conditioner that is not greasy at all.
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Great conditioner with natural, organic ingredients. I've tried other similar shampoos/conditioners that touted the same type of ingredients but they fell flat. Pun intended. This detangles and moisturizes well. It has good slip - it spreads throughout the hair fairly well, so you don't have to use 10-12 pumps of it like I've experienced with other sulfate-free conditioners (like Sally Hair One). I use about 4 pumps on my long hair. The smell might be a little strong for some people in the shower, but my hair smells great after it's dry. I've also tried this as a leave-in and it has done its job - nothing amazing but a great way for added moisture, shine, and conditioning.
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For really dry, colored, thick curly hair, this product doesn't quite do the trick...or at least it requires more than I would like to use. It's a bit pricey for the amount of conditioner I need - at least 4-6 pumps.
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This product is great creamy and a nice scent. I didn't like this conditioner at first, but then I just came to love it. I have oily fine hair that tangles very easily, So I don't use it on my roots everywhere else it's great and helps comb out the tangles. A keeper.
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Great product! What's not to like? The ingredients are all Ethically traded and sustainably produced. Has been fair trade for 100 years. Never tested on animals and it sulfate-free and color safe. No parabens, no phthalates, no paraffin, no gluten, no propylene glycol, no mineral oil, no synthetic fragrances, no PABA, no synthetic colorings, no DEA, no animal ingredients, and no sulfates.
This product is touted as being leave-in OR rinse out, but since I have an oilier scalp I haven't used it as a leave-in.
Scent is subjective. The smell isn't bad to me at all, smells a bit like honeysuckle, very natural smelling because all the ingredients are natural. This stuff seems to absorb quickly into my hair. Provides good slip. I've been using Shea Moisture products exclusively now for almost a year (in conjunction with not using any more chemical treatments) and I have NEVER used a single hair product of any kind for this long- I'm always on the lookout for the 'next best thing' but for me (perpetual over-achiever and ingredient snob), this is it. And I can definitely say there is a significant improvement with my hair's strength. I DON'T LOSE HALF AS MUCH HAIR A DAY as I did when I used more 'commercial' products. My hair is also shinier, fuller, and bouncier. I haven't found anything else that compares to this stuff. I will concede that the pump is an annoying feature when you're trying to get the last bit. As far as price goes, $9.99 for 12 oz is a flippin' steal for the quality of the ingredients. You can pay triple this price for a bottle of salon garbage that is loaded with smell-good, smothering, synthetic ingredients. I'd gladly pay double and believe it was a fair trade.
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The smell: horrid. The moisture: mediocre. The bottle: annoying, especially when you get down to the last little bit and have to take the pump off to get any. It's got great ingredients and isn't too different from the deep treatment masque but for some reason my hair just doesn't dig it as much as other things. Oh, well.
I bought this product as part of the boxed Repair and Transition kit. First I tried this as a rinse-out conditioner after using the shampoo. It left my hair so moisturized, but had no slip whatsoever. (I figured that, my hair loves cones to detangle and this has none) However, it works wonderfully as a leave-in conditioner. When I use this, my 4a hair smells so good and feels so soft. It even has more swing than it has with other moisturizers. I'm not entirely sure if I will repurchase because I have other moisturizers that work just as well and are cheaper than this.
I recommend this product to anyone who needs a shot of strengthening moisture in their hair regimen.
Edit 7/15/12: I have purchased the full-size bottle after running out of the trial size from the box kit. It's still treating my hair right. In my experience, once my hair is dry I can only smell the fragrance if I pull my hair to my nose. I've received several compliments from others about the smell. The Shea Moisture Coconut & Hibiscus (salmon label) products have a lighter scent.
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GREAT GREAT GREAT product! I've been using this conditioner, the shampoo that goes with it, the curl & style milk, and the reconstructive elixir for about a year now...... And my 3c curly/kinky hair has done a complete 180! I use to use whatever the salons recommended and a whole bunch of gel to style my hair (I found an argan oil mousse that's alcohol/sulfate free at CVS to replace the gel)......it was so dry and the gel would make it crunchy.....not cute..... I had no clue how to take care of my hair....i saw this line at target (and Walgreens) and let me tell u these products have changed my life. They are natural which is a huge deal cuz I'm switching everything over to natural products and they are effective! This conditioner leaves my hair soft and full of moisture, my curls are so pretty, I get so many compliments......and just $10! The only I guess con is I wish they came in bigger bottles......it lasts me about a month, depending on how often I wash (which is usually twice a week).......but I don't really mind cuz these products are IMO THE best for curly hair!!! Oh and this conditioner can double as a leave-in...how great is that for $10!!!
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I loved the smell of this product, but it didn't do much for my hair. It made my hair feel kinda greasy and it was just sitting on top of it. I finished using it more for the good scent than anything else. I will not buy it again.
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6 We've heard of the arrogance of Moab's people. They are very arrogant. We've heard of their boasting, arrogance, and conceit, but their boasts aren't true. | 6 We have heard of Moab's pride-- her overweening pride and conceit, her pride and her insolence-- but her boasts are empty. |
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Fall in love with our unique collection of wedding hair accessories we have gorgeous designs to suit all bridal hairstyle.
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Vintage, traditional & modern designs
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We love helping our brides plan for their special day so if you are looking for your dream wedding tiara, bridal hair comb or gorgeous matching wedding jewellery we have a fabulous selction to complete your look. Based in the UK, Aye Do is a small and friendly team and we very much hope that you enjoy browsing our gorgeous selection.
If you need help choosing your dream wedding accessories simply call us today in the UK on 01506-467857 or contact us by e-mail.
Aye Do : Beautiful wedding hair accessories, wedding tiaras and wedding jewellery for the most special moment in your life, delivered direct to your door in the UK and overseas.
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