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Also, fail for not alluding to Bill's Butthurt Missive about people copying his precioussss paper tapessss of Basic.
Already back then, the "YOU BE STEALING MUH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY" meme was prevalent.
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Also, fail for not alluding to Bill's Butthurt Missive about people copying his precioussss paper tapessss of Basic.
Already back then, the "YOU BE STEALING MUH INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY" meme was prevalent.
Why would you try "bf"?
Actual programming languages are meant to be used and open the functionality of the machine in a most agreeable way, not to have a good wank over being close to theoretical computer science and minimalist languages useful in mathematical proofs.
"and if you don't come back right now, don't bother coming back at all"
Not even taking the foot off the gas pedal
unless very high temperatures make them fluffier
Hot bunny planets!
On the other hand, the NSA/Amazon/Facebook/etc. datacenters should still grab a fat disk pie.
I was with you, but then...
> unlike Agile
gb2 waterfall horror
"The great thing about Amazon tweaks isn't rolling them out every 16 seconds, it's showing everyone online that we did"
Luckily Miss Yellen will print up the dollars needed for all that to happen. Hyperdrive when?
Seriously, aren't people coming up with these things ashamed of getting paid?
...AIPAC engineering smokescreen to get Iran back into the news now that Neocon Nuland and speaker of the dead Merry Kerry are busy engineering the takeover of Ukraine, thus sucking all the oxygen out of the newsrooms?
"constant growth the holy grail of capitalism"
You are pretty much totally fucking off the mark.
"*Positive* growth" is the holy growth of humanity because it means that next year just might suck less than this one.
" Come on, you can't expect indefinite growth"
There sure is still lots of room.
Meanwhile, the Government-WallStreet mafia will try to make you believe as long as possibly that "growth" is an end in itself and that you better hurry and give them your votes and your increasingly worthless funny money lest you lose out on their next super-duper scheme of unadulterated goodness (which interestingly and increasingly often may include wars; no I don't get that either.)
...Meaningless GDP numbers which conveniently include everything that goes onto the national credit card (debt which we luckily "owe to ourselves", phew!) are analyzed and discussed ad infinitum.
..."Everyone shall have prizes" schemes like Obamacare, irrealistic promises for pensions and low, low retirement ages and wages in no relation to productivity are sold and put into law by master snake oil salesmen. Like we are really super rich and everything can be fixed by that final, small, additional tax increase. Which will only hit someone else, promise!
...Malinvestments are sustained and kept alive by money printing and bailouts. Keynesian Hail Marys are heard from the churchlike buildings of the central banks while the the futzed interest rate gives people the impression that "money is cheap now, so hurry".
...The rising stock market is touted as a sign of rude economic health as opposed to the consequence of the fact that all the money sloshing around does not go to productive enterprises that promote real growth (these are rare because establishing them needs time and quite a lot of the existing capital infrastructure has been dragooned into the production tree of warfare goods anyway) but into speculative venues kept alive by illusion of future profits.
This will result in enormous pain (and possibly a dictator or two) down the road but immediate riches to politicians, their cronies and assorted hanger-ons. Any problems then get lazily blamed on "capitalism" and taxfeeding ivory tower denizens like Picketty then get rich bestselling meaningless drivel.
The end of the road is now approaching fast and might well be there by the end of the year. Twitter is just another dying canary.
selling someone a fridge with built in obsolescence
Oh, the never-dying superfridge made of unobtanium which exists somewhere where people actually want to pay for it ... yet again. Carry on.
"And then he wired $8000 to Star Qaeda"
1 monolith will do.
But it's frankly difficult to toss.
"No. It's a read-buffer overrun"
It's like stackoverflow where you have to fight nameless self-appointed wikinazis who don't even understand your question but want to remove it as a "duplicate".
The Accelerating Momo Reversal: Crashing Like Its 2000 All Over Again
by Wolf Richter • April 28, 2014
The debacle has become part of the public debate even on NPR, which is a terrible sign. And KQED, one of our radio stations in San Francisco – a city that had been particularly impacted by the implosion of the dotcom bubble and isn't naive about it – aired a one-hour show Friday morning, titled, "Are we in another Tech Bubble?" The discussion between the host and the guests didn't leave much room for the title's question mark.
The Fly posted some of the biggest losers that once had been among "2013′s favorite stocks." Biotech company Exelixis tops the list, down 61% from its 52-week high. It's also down 93% from its all-time high shortly after its IPO in early 2000. In second place on the list: another Biotech outfit, Halozyme, down 60% from its all-time high in early January. It's back where it was in mid-2013. Imperva, a Big Data security products maker, crashed 64% from its peak last year. And so on.
This sort of wholesale destruction makes the biggies look practically tame: Twitter is down only 44% from its high late last year, Amazon 26% from earlier this year. Amazon has the dubious distinction of having been an early warning signal during the blowup of the dotcom bubble. It started crashing in early December 1999 and was down 40% six weeks later. The bubble officially burst in early March 2000, after which Amazon continued to eviscerate traders and investors alike. Unlike many of its brethren, however, it survived and a decade later made new highs.
Internet-radio miracle Pandora has plunged 42% in six weeks, taking it back to where it had been in September. This is the nature of momentum stocks that get unhinged from reality and soar without even the sky being the limit. When the hot air hisses out of them, they plunge at three or five times the speed. Escalator up, elevator down.
Maybe they will give me a discount.
You are dividing it wrong!
No bodies left over from a cartel pro cleaning?
I thought this was Mexico?
Ah efficiency. So beloved by the effectuators of the third reich.
The "rule of men, not the rule of law", indeed.
I'll use virtual currency when I see value in virtual beer.
The dollar is 100% virtual, yet you can get beer.
Yes, recently the US constitution seems to fall under "restricted access for children under 60".
I do wonder how they are coping with so many distractions
And the not-clearly formulated idea that money printing will solve their future problems.
Did you REALLY need to remind me of SCROOGLED?
Now I need to drink even more.
But what happens if you take your butler to the genius bar to serve you bburbon while you wait for the Apple Genius to perform his de rigeur backroom shuttle?
Not sure whether sarcastic. Still, 9/10.
"Oh, we can't tell you that. You have to book an appointment."
Phobamacare soon!
Teenagers usually know far more about current tech than anyone else.
Kids Can't Use Computers... And This Is Why It Should Worry You
> The iPad was nearly a decade in development
Working on it since before 9/11, have they?
> Apple usually do it right
Serial blunders and market failures omitted
> and usually do it first as well
Generally they are at best second
Also, Microsoft invented Internet, Apple invented Ethernet etc..
No-one is interested in cheap launchers. Everybody is interested in wealth transfer.
It went through the tail of a comet
No-one had any idea of what it saw there
....until Ancient Evil was reawakened by technoarcheologists
Helping existing businesses hurts consumers, say trade regulators
Is this subheading coming from the progressive wing of El Reg?
"Helping" = forcing people to go through bizarre middleman shenanigans.
The not-so-hidden handout to new car dealers (I won't talk about the nuking of the "exisitng businesses" selling used cars) via the "cash for clunkers" program has already been forgotten, I see.
IEEE JOB SHITE's bland reguritation made my blood boil. Employer memes, nostrum and rank bullshit with nary economic understanding in sight.
If there actually WERE a skills gap, salaries would finally be reaching the level reserved for civil servants or bankers -- for some reason they are not?!
Couple with the complete omission of the fact that people WITH MOBILITY AND BRAINS just WILL NOT STAY IN THE OVERTAXED ENTREPRENEUR-UNFRIENDLY SHITHOLE that is Yurop. In particular the french-speaking regions seem to survive on the cargo cult idea that you just have open a "startup incubator" then tax and syndicalize the fuck out of any retard who opens up shop therein and this will mean IMMEDIATE SUCCESS AND TAX EUROS. Then entitled idiots go in front of the camera and demand MUH TAXATION for their favorite pet projects while subsidies are pumped into Big Ag or Lybia is bombed for the LULZ...
I think we should liberalize gun laws. NAOW.
It's about marketability.
My first box of ten floppy was Nashuatec-branded....
It's like it was yesterday.
This quarter's results demonstrate the strength of our business, as well as the opportunities we see in a mobile-first, cloud-first world,
Currently studying Microsoft solution for large-scale deployment.
There is nothing there except licensing omnishambles, unclear and muddy technological contraptions, anecdotal evidence that "it worked for other companies", proprietary interfaces for no good reason, and extortion. And fear of Microsoft suddenly bringing unpalatable changes to "Improve their technologies".
It's like an expensive model train set, but you don't get to have model train - just a license ensemble which expires in 3-4 years.
But it's on because "everyone is already using Microsoft" and the numbers, though big, can be absorbed.
One particularly dismal future is FB Newswire highlighting a story that a multitude of journalists write about.
From the NYT "Russians disguised as Babushkas in Gdansk" to "Munich/New Hitler" WH proclamation to a bombing run in 15 minutes, stat!
The future is Stand On Zanzibar.
Net Neutrality always was a bizarre idea, like socializing prices to a scare resource. Looking at healtcare, this results in lousy service and long waiting queues.
Now, will Big Content fug things up or will there be better networks for appropriately moneyed customers? It could go either way.
Anyway, the next big crash is coming, we will see how the landscape looks after that.
Or not.
My time preference is currently rather low, so I shall opt for buying popcorn.
Well, it's not like it is SITTING there.
Unless Apple really wants to see it nuked by the central bank's printing presses.
But why would it go off?
The NAA .22 Long Rifle is the most popular Mini-Revolver ever produced. With the many current accessories, it is versatile for many applications and is the standard by which other Mini-Revolvers are judged.
Yes, I see.
As with every NAA Mini-Revolver, the hammer need not rest on an empty chamber. Using the original half-way notch cylinder, the hammer may rest safely and securely without chance of accidental discharge.
So that's ok. then.
On the other hand, some unfriendly molecules may leak onto the mucuous membrane.
Still, how DID she come up with that idea? Women these days...
"Economic recovery on both sides of the Atlantic"
Meanwhile, in the real world:
Tales FromThe Chinese Ponzi: An Orgy Of Borrowing, Building and Speculating Like Never Before
Much has been said here and elsewhere about not only China's ghost cities – that final resting place where trillions in Chinese GDP "fixed investment" goes to quietly die but not before contributing to over half of China's GDP – over the past five years, but also about the bursting of the Chinese housing bubble in the past several months now that the Beijing Politburo has drastically slowed down the pace of loan creation and the country has shocked its bond investors by admitting failure is an all too real possibility...
This Is Crazy! Current Leveraged Recap Binge Is Clone Of 2007 Mania
This eruption of late cycle bubble finance hardly needs comment. Below are highlights from a Bloomberg Story detailing the recent surge of leveraged recaps by the big LBO operators. These maneuvers amount to piling more debt on already heavily leveraged companies, but not to fund Capex or new products, technology or process improvements that might give these debt mules an outside chance of survival over time.
No, the freshly borrowed cash from a leveraged recap often does not even leave the closing conference room—it just gets recycled out as a dividend to the LBO sponsors who otherwise hold a tiny sliver of equity at the bottom of the capital structure. This is financial strip-mining pure and simple—-and is a by-product of the Fed's insane repression of interest rates.
Rudolf Havenstein Draghi Speaks: Debt Default Is Our Aim; Hidden Wage Depreciation Is Our Means
I always thought that Mario Draghi was a complete dunce on fundamental economics, but he has now sealed the case in his own words. The reason the ECB is about ready to unleash its own version of QE, it seems, is that "moar inflation" would facilitate a creeping default on euroland's massive public and private debts—-an albatross that ranges from 350% to 500% of GDP for most of its member states...
"Yo mon, you hear that rumble? Figure we have rolled onto train tracks? Have another toke.."
"You heard it here first :)"
But is there a special meaning to "Nakamoto" or not?
Somehow I find this statement politically uplifting.
It'll happen very quickly _after_ the first city gets levelled.
That was the idea in "Rendezvous with Rama" where Italy gets righteously flattened from above.
But isn't there a risk that some automatic nuke launch system will be triggered, at which point the next asteroid is the least of our worries? Are these things off hairtrigger autoresponse? I am not sure...
If the causal connection can't be established, then how can we know with any certainty that the big bang occurred?
I don't even know that YOUR MOM occurred, so what are you on about?
Grinding: The Aiki Way!
Considering how clothing much many builders wear in the summer, she's quite well covered up really.
That is because THOSE TORSOS are basically sun-dried shrapnelled leather hide covered under a matting of MANLY FUR!
Not the case hear.
Let the witch doctors speak!
C is good, very good.
It doesn't even have Modules, FFS.
Can you suggest a language that A: solves all the possible programmer errors that are possible in C while running on the bare metal and not inside of a virtual machine
"I want to have FTL travel, meanwhile I will defend my Zimmer Frame equivalent of coding for no particular reason!".
21st century: Programming applications "to the bare metal" and other retardations of the conservative or ignorants.
You can write bullet proof code in assembler, you just need to know what you're doing.
You also need a very large team, lots of time and lots of money in that case. Nope, you won't get them.
C does not have the exclusive license on bad or insecure code.
"WIth that kind of plus, we can only win."
Code which needs to run particularly quickly and efficiently may require the use of a lower-level language, even if a higher-level language would make the coding easier
Surprising generalities from Jimbo's Bag Of Trivia!
Seriously, WTF? I anything being tought in schools today?
Color me pessimistic but...
"Too busy coding"
"Writing in C"
Those are not good words.
"It's the Octocats. There are OCTOCATS EVERYWHERE!!"


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Jesse Metcalfe and Josh Henderson are reigniting the Ewing family rivalry as on-screen step-brothers in TNT's reboot of Dallas. The actors talked with NPR's Allison Keyes on Morning Edition today about the show's new (and returning) characters. Fortunately, the rivalry doesn't get in the way of their love for NPR.

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The GoodWow, talk about an emotionally charged issue. All too often protagonists will suffer some kind of tragedy and unfortunately, they aren't always handled fittingly. That's not the case here and writer Joshua Dysart handles Peter Stanchek's backlash incredibly well. You feel Peter's animosity, immaturity and frustration working at full strength as he goes off on a suicide mission.
Sure, there's explosions, bones breaking and some awesome powers at display, but HARBINGER is first and foremost a character driven book. Without that strong emotional connection, the violence is meaningless or reduced to mere popcorn entertainment. Thankfully, If you've been following from issue #1, odds are you've developed a strong connection to Peter (courtesy of Dysart) and that helps make this brutal issue one hell of a ride. And even if you haven't read the previous 4 issues, this can still serve remotely well as a jumping on point.
Speaking of brutal, the action here (complimented by artist Khari Evans' pencils) is absurdly powerful. You'll cringe as an arm is broken or a jaw is dislocated. It shouldn't be a surprise when this issue finds its way into my "Best Battles" segment Friday.
Evans' facial work is great too, always striking the right mood for Peter's drastic feelings. It'll often hit the right balance between pure hatred and a sick smile at the thought of revenge. It's almost disturbing as Peter stands broken and beaten, with a twisted smile on his face and his eyes radiating.
You simply have no heart if you don't love Faith. She's essentially one of us. First a foremost she's a fan (plenty of references to be found) and her overwhelming appreciation of being in such a surreal situation is especially cheering. It's a refreshing change from the often darker tone found in the book.
Oh, and I think all fights should end with the victor saying "wave goodbye, a##hat."
The BadThere's a bit of silly exposition here and there which could have easily been covered in the opening recap ("Hidden Moon! The man who holds the leash!"), but thankfully, remarks like that are quickly turned into some stellar and snarky dialogue ("How's that leash feel now? Too tight?").
Why are powerful telepaths striking a fighting pose like video game characters ready for round 1? I imagine fisticuffs is hardly their go-to response.


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How To Start An Online Business
Every week I get a variety of questions about how to start an online business.
Most of them come from people who have heard about the opportunities online, and are struggling with all of the options and information out there. Just like this email I received from Rebecca…
I am trying to do too many things at once. I have been trying to learn it all to start an online business: Affililate marketing, article marketing, video marketing, creating and maintain a blog, etc. and really just going in circles.
My goal is to find ONE good method of creating an income from home similar to what you have done. The problem: Where to start. Most likely I need to scrap it all, and just start with a clean slate. Any suggestions as to a starting point? (Just one)
Thank you so much for your advice!
How To Start An Online Business
The proper way to start an online business, just like any kind of business, is to first decide which market you want to serve – and how you want to serve that market.
All of the other details will fall into place once you make that decision. Details such as your website model, business plan, marketing strategy, etc.
Most people start out backwards, trying to learn all of the models and strategies, without actually having a specific business idea in mind. You're certainly not alone on that point, and it can be very overwhelming.
Especially when you don't yet have a business to apply it to!
I have a personal rule when it comes to "learning". I learn only what I need to know to accomplish what I am working on right now. And when I do study a method or strategy, I implement as I learn – on the spot.
My suggestion for your starting point is to choose a niche. Just one niche. Then decide how you are going to serve that market, or what your business model will be in that niche. Everything else will fall into place from there.
See How To Make Money Online – For Beginners for 10 simple steps to start a successful online business.
Click on the link above, read through my advice there, and then start with step one. Each step includes detailed instruction, with an opportunity to leave a comment or ask a question about that particular step.
p.s. You're going to have even more questions along the way, and you may need technical help as well. Find a community you can get involved with where you can get feedback & resources, and ask questions. I run a community for online business owners and welcome you to join us there – even if you're still just trying to figure out how to start an online business (yes, newbies are welcomed!).
Ellen BraunMay 05 - 10:16 am
Lynn, I really appreciate that you only consume information that you need right now.
Sometimes I am bombarded with newsletters, reports, and ideas… and it can get to the point where I am spending the majority of my time consuming information about making money rather than actually making money!
Lynn TerryMay 05 - 7:13 pm
True! Everything that comes into my Inbox gets filtered into a separate folder labeled "archives". If I ever need anything on a certain topic, I start there. But I don't let those topics interrupt my current work flow.
MissyMay 05 - 10:48 am
Great tip about just picking a niche and working from there. IM is mostly about trial and error. In the beginning, no matter how many ebooks or guides you read, you're going to make a series of mistakes before you find your hot spot.
Just start!
Then go from there. Join a forum, ask questions along the way. And follow others who are successful. Learn from them!
Lynn TerryMay 05 - 7:15 pm
Getting Started is definitely the key. You have to get out of learning mode and into earning mode. From there, any mistake you make takes you one step closer to knowing what *will* work in your market or with your model.
TessMay 05 - 12:44 pm
My problem is that I don't want to pick the WRONG niche and invest all my time on something that isn't going to make money.
Lynn TerryMay 05 - 7:16 pm
Hi Tess,
You definitely want to do keyword research and market research before starting an online business. If you have any questions about how to do those things, let me know. I have a series of tutorials on the topic I could point you to.
Hi Lynn, Thanks for the post. I'm actually running into a problem, because I can't figure out my target market, I might actually have two different markets. One market is for local businesses, and the other is consumers who are looking for that local business. Any ideas on where to start with this one? I am guessing I need to stick to the local business side first and getting people to my site to list their business on the site, but I am lost on how to do this. If this seems to be another topic all together, I would love for you to write a post on this.
Lynn TerryMay 05 - 7:17 pm
It sounds to me like you are connecting two groups: merchants and consumers. Your target market is people in a specific area, but you serve each of the two groups in different ways. Am I getting warm?
I'm not following you just yet. Let me get that in my brain and sleep on it. LOL
Talk soon.
Wendy SullivanMay 05 - 4:19 pm
I'm with Tess on that one. Shouldn't we try a few niches at once, and weigh them against each other?
Lynn TerryMay 05 - 7:20 pm
It's best to do your market research upfront, select one niche or market to work in, and invest yourself 100% in that business. It's really difficult to get decent results if you're managing too many niche models at one, so it would be difficult (at best) to know which one would perform better.
Several years ago (5'ish) you could use affiliate links on Google Adwords to weigh niches or even products against each other, but that's not a viable option anymore with Google's newer affiliate policies.
"Only learn what I need to know", then do it! Great concept; I will try to keep that in mind.
Dan MorrisMay 05 - 9:50 pm
In the last few weeks I've learned a couple lessons that I wish I would have applied long ago. Infrastructure is the main one. I wish I had spent a lot more time in the beginning setting up the infrastructure, or paying a VA to do it. Things like TubeMogul, Ping.fm and Onlywire accounts to name a few – and more than that – one for each special niche.
I bow to Lynn when it comes to giving advice on this stuff, just thought I'd pass on something I've been thinking about this week.
Martha GiffenMay 05 - 11:36 pm
When starting out, it is easy to go into info overload, try to put too many irons in the fire, and go nowhere. Thanks for timely advice. You are right. Pick and niche and work it 100%.
RichardMay 06 - 1:01 am
Finding the right niche really is key. I see so many examples of people who haven't done the necessary research before starting a site only to find that either the competition is so great they can't get any traffic, or they have chosen an "information-based" primary keyword rather than buying keyword and so they struggle to monetize it.
Carrying out detailed research – not just in terms of keywords – but also competitors, monetization strategies and the like – really set you up with the best possible chances of success.
What's more, as Lynn says, getting started rather than just reading about getting started is one of the best lessons out there.
Many years ago I set up a website and found that 90% of my traffic were all going to one page of my site. Mmm, interesting I thought.
So I set up a whole website on just the topic of that article, going into great detail, which rapidly turned generated enough traffic and profits for me to go fulltime online.
This was a random niche I'd probably never have spotted if it weren't for simply getting out there and watching what seems to work.
Opportunities arise when you get started. People email you asking to advertise on your site. Product sellers try to recruit you as an affiliate. You can build a list. But none of this happens until you get started.
AshleyMay 06 - 7:16 am
Could you please link me to your keyword research tutorials you mentioned above?
Lynn TerryMay 06 - 9:43 am
Sure! I compiled the list of free market/keyword research tutorials into a new post for you:
Hard, hard, to start a business, your article is very useful for all peple. Pick a niche but it is difficult to fnd the right niche when we wuild a business about a too hot niche, there are too many big competitors we can't beat. Need a marketing plan, keywords research, ect, so munch headaches!
By the way, thanks for this informative article.
Matthew ZindaMay 06 - 3:17 pm
You are a genius!
You are right, Rebecca is not alone. There are so many people giving us so much information online. Who do you listen to? What information is relevant to your success? What do you do next?
I like your post, "How To Make Money Online – For Beginners"
My advice is to get into the right mind set. What does that mean anyway? The first thought that comes to mind for most people is, "how can I make the most amount of money in the least amount of time?" If you ask me, this line of thinking will kill you.
If you want my advice, the first question you should ask yourself is, "how can I provide the most amount of people with the most amount of help?"
People feel uncomfortable around people who are obviously trying to sell them something. They build a big brick wall between you and them.
People flock toward helpful people. If you have the mind set I explained above, and if you be yourself, you are way ahead of the game already.
Good luck!
Matthew Zinda
Allen - Internet SolutionsMay 06 - 6:03 pm
What I tell my clients is that find something that you like. Creating an online business is just like any job. You're going to have to work it like a business and the better you like the business the more time you will put into it. It does take work and you have to be prepared to do it.
"I have a personal rule when it comes to "learning". I learn only what I need to know to accomplish what I am working on right now. And when I do study a method or strategy, I implement as I learn – on the spot."
I like what you said Lynn and it is true. I have to learn to filter all the mails and concentrate on what i want to do. Thank you Lynn for reminding in this post
A&RMay 07 - 9:18 am
Hi, thanks for the post. Starting an
online business is not such a hard
task, but earning from the business
is the hard part of it.
People must do a plan before they
start and they must have a system
to market their product otherwise
they will fail.
Omega 3 SupplementsMay 07 - 10:07 am
Lynn, Great post. I think it gets at the biggest reason online companies fail- they have no market in mind. People who begin with online companies simply think that they can throw a website up and make money. Identifying the customer has to be a top priority.
I learned this the hard way: Only read the stuff you apply right now everything else is irrelevant. When I was totally new to this I read everything. I tried everything. I worked on 10 websites at the same time. Oh I need to this cause that marketing guru said I should do that blablabla.
Think for yourself and go from there. Those gurus and experts are not smarter than you and they figured it out too. Focus on the task at hand.
Ah, it seems as your blog posts get even better every time!
GrigoreMay 09 - 9:54 pm
Yes I work with MLM and Affiliates Program and I see big diferences. Becouse MLM is based on Consumable Product and business YOU can build step by step, and in time you can make big money. With Affiliates programs you can make quick money but in time you need to promote more and more businesses. Lots of work, traffic, advertising and moree..
But I still have good rezulth with both.
God bless all
What an empowering article. Many of the women in my network often start with the question "where do I start?" I conducted a Teleseminar last week and the first place I suggested that they start with their niche (who they serve). Many times ladies feel that they are cutting off their potential for clients by doing this when in essence you are able to leverage your time and money by being clear on your niche. This is also the reason for my upcoming Life and Business Empowerment Quick start Teleseries. Some are experiencing overwhelm and information overload and simply need a trusted source to receive training, tools and support from.
KevinMay 18 - 4:37 pm
Great advice! I might even add that identifying a niche AND figuring out what problem you're going to solve within that niche should be the first step. If you're able to find an area where you can provide unique value, everything else (like the business model, promotion strategy, etc.) just falls into place as a function of meeting the market need.
Tommy LeeMay 19 - 6:11 pm
Great post! I recently started my own online business and it is really all about your niche. I have tried several different ventures online, but this is really the first one that I am passionate about and it makes a HUGE difference! Too many people think the Internet is just a place to grab a lot of money really quick, but it's just like a brick and mortar business and possibly even harder given the technical learning curve. Great article.
Lynn TerryMay 20 - 7:36 am
Hi Cherry,
Are you looking for resellers, or affiliates? Do you offer a dropshipping program, or an affiliate program?
ShaneJun 28 - 5:19 am
I've been following you for over a month now. One question I have. I know you make money online from affiliate commissions. I dare not ask the niches. However, I am curious about how many different websites you have.
I noticed a lot of blog posts about products (something I picked up from you, thank you very much)but I was wondering how many DIFFERENT sites you have.
Thanks for all you do to help the IM community.
Lynn TerryJun 28 - 7:38 am
Hi Shane,
I started out with one major niche site, and one minor one – referencing their size, and profit potential. The minor one being more of a personal passion and "fun site" for me. Over the years I added to my portfolio, and then ultimately scaled back again. I found that I could only truly apply 100% to a few projects, not half a dozen or more.
I recommend you choose a niche you're really into, and "crush it!" as Gary Vaynerchuk would say. Go all the way with it – to max profit potential.
ShaneJun 28 - 11:05 am
Thanks Lynn. That was a big help. I have one niche site about IM (go figure). I was nervous about adding another site, but what you said made perfect sense. I can add a "fun" site.
Jason WebbJul 08 - 12:41 am
Thanks for the post. I'm actually running into a problem, because I can't figure out my target market.This is a great business advice article. It covers all the aspects, I am thinking to relocate my business soon using a professional company and seeking new challenges for better success.
Thanks for sharing this- I think the idea of choosing a niche and starting from there is really valuable advice. I certainly relate to trying to do too many things at once! I've found the key is to start small and specific and work one step at a time.


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Buffalo Bills 2011-12 opponent schedule
Now that the regular season has come to an end, the NFL has released each team's opponent list for the 2011 season. Each team's schedule is determined by four main factors.
- Each team gets a home and away game against their three division opponents.
- Each team plays four teams from another division within its conference on a rotating three-year cycle.
- Each team plays four teams from another division from the opposite conference on a rotating four-year cycle.
- Each team is schedule two intraconference games which is determined from the standings from the previous season (first place team against a first place team, second place team against a second place team, etc.). These games are matched up based off two-same conference divisions the team is not scheduled to play that season.
In 2011, the four teams from the AFC East is scheduled to face off against the AFC West and NFC East. After finishing at the bottom of the division with a 4-12 record, the Bills will play against the last-place teams from the AFC North and AFC South.
Here's a list of the Bills opponents for the 2011 season:
Home: Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders, Tennessee Titans, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins
Away: Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots, New York Jets, Kansas City Chiefs, San Diego Chargers, Cincinnati Bengals, Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants
Dan Parzych is the Lead NFL Content Editor for RantSports.com/NFL, where he writes and edits NFL content for RantSports.com.
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Book your room at The Point Brisbane – Hotel
StudioMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
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4.5-star luxury hotel in Kangaroo Point with an outdoor pool
With a stay at The Point Brisbane – Hotel in Kangaroo Point, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from St Vincent's Hospital Brisbane and close to The Gabba.
This 4.5-star hotel is within close proximity of Kangaroo Point Cliffs and Brisbane Botanic Gardens.
Make yourself at home in one of the 201 air-conditioned rooms featuring iPod docking stations and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms have complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as safes and complimentary newspapers.
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an outdoor pool and a fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a television in the lobby. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle that operates within 3 km.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar and a garden view. You can also stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Full breakfasts are available daily for a fee.
Featured amenities include a computer station, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Kangaroo Point? This hotel has 839 square feet (78 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The Point Brisbane – Hotel features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Event facilities measuring 839 square feet (78 square meters) include a conference center and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services. A complimentary area shuttle within 3 km is available for guests. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
The Point Brisbane – Hotel is a smoke-free property.
- Bar/lounge
- Total number of rooms - 201
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Number of floors - 11
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Computer station
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Porter/bellhop
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (meters) - 78
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Year Built 1999
- Free area shuttle
- Conference space size (feet) - 839
- Conference center
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking, Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Phone
- Minibar
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- iPod docking station
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Free WiFi
- Room service (24 hours)
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Lamberts Restaurant - Overlooking the pool and garden, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
Parking height restrictions apply
- Fee for full breakfast: AUD 29 per person (approximately)
- Deposit: AUD 100 per night
- Rollaway bed fee: AUD 38 per night
- Onsite credit card charges are subject to a surcharge
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed. Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation. No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
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We stayed in the Evergreen Suite Thanksgiving week and it was great. visiting family in the area - this gave us a place to host them for a couple game nights, have the grandson spend half a day hanging out with us, and give us a retreat when we needed some down time. The space and furnishings were very comfortable, the breakfasts delicious.
Fully stocked snack basket and fridge were a real plus - nice touch to let us arrive and settle in quickly.
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America takes top honors in killing wedding celebrants
If a wedding party were accidentally obliterated in America the media would make it a cause célèbre, but when wedding celebrants are killed in the Middle East by U.S. military attacks, the news is greeted with amused indifference and a crass headline from the New York Post, says Tom Engelhardt in TomDispatch. [Read More]
The French almost sank Iran accord
The differences between the U.S. and Iran's positions on the right to enrich uranium aren't irreconcilable, writes Trita Parsi at the Huffington Post. At the last round of talks in Geneva, the U.S. and Iran found wording both were content with. But then, the French changed it. [Read More]
Iranian deal is a win for all
The six-month interim Iranian nuclear deal "contains nothing that any American, Israeli, or Arab skeptic could reasonably protest," says Fred Kaplan in Slate. Iran must halt its nuclear weapons program in exchange for the partial unfreezing of its foreign assets, and negotiators have time to push for a more comprehensive treaty, he says. [Read More]
Aid to the Philippines is a good investment
A compelling case can be made for deploying military resources for disaster relief in the Philippines despite the Pentagon's shrinking budget, says Jonah Blank in USA Today. Humanitarian aid is less expensive and more effective than combat at establishing good will, and as Washington seeks political influence in the Asian Pacific region, the decision to […] [Read More]
Obama is low on credibility
From D.C. to Riyadh, Barack Obama's partners are realizing they can't work "with so mercurial a U.S. president," says Daniel Henninger in The Wall Street Journal, "and when that happens, the world's important business doesn't get done; it sits in a dangerous and volatile vacuum." [Read More]
Saudi Arabia is a fickle ally
Aligning U.S. foreign policy with Saudi Arabia "is likely to create a Middle East even less in America's interests than the Obama administration's bungling has," says Kori Schake in Foreign Policy. But the U.S. should "soothe Saudi concerns" because American power abroad is sustained by few countries actively opposing it, he says. [Read More]
U.S. 'exceptionally violent'
The "aptitude for doing good forcibly, by killing others" is what makes America exceptional, says Tom Engelhardt in TomDispatch. From drone strikes to full-scale military invasions, America wields its power "for the global good — to save children and other deserving innocents," but our results are often less than exceptional, he says. [Read More]
Putin-bashing harmful to U.S.
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Russia gains from Obama's lack of leadership on Syria
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MAC False Lashes
122 reviews
54% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.2
Price: $$$
on 4/10/2013 12:01:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I didn't like this mascara at first, however it has grown on me! It is easy to use, i find i have a lot of control when using it, it puts a good amount of product and never flakes during the day, a big plus! Also it is easy to get off with cetaphil cleanser or eye makeup remover which is handy too I don't know if I would say it is amazing, but I do really like it and would purchase it again if I didn't find something better!
on 4/8/2013 4:58:00 AM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Dry, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I was really looking forward to see what a MAC mascara would be like. I asked at the counter for the mascara that would extend my lash length the most as my lashes are very short. I really wanted to love it, but when I tried it out, I wasn't going crazy about it at all. It is just like any cheap mascara you would get. It clumps my eyelashes a little and has a bad smell. However, I will continue using it as a standard mascara until it runs out but I will definitely not be buying again. Back to 'Bonjour Paris' false lashes mascara for me.
on 4/5/2013 6:31:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
This will not make you look like you're wearing false lashes.
In fact, there is NO mascara that will, but this mascara isn't even close. For my black short, straight, somewhat thick eyelashes, this mascara really doesn't do much except clump. Sure, it gives a fraction of a millimeter of extra length, and it does give that "Extreme Black" color that it promises and a bit of "volume" too (some mistaken clumping for "volume"), but that's nothing I can't get from one of my crappy mascaras.
This mascara probably won't be any good unless you already have naturally long, curled, and full lashes and use an eyelash comb.
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I'm accustomed to high-end prices, but its $20 price tag doesn't justify its poor performance.
Would I repurchase? No.
on 3/19/2013 8:36:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Oily, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
This is definitely not a wowing mascara and I wasn't very impressed with it at all.
-Cute packaging.
-Nice brush , not too small and not too large.
-The formulation isn't very wet feeling which I appreciate.
-Doesn't doesn't do a great job at separating my lashes and instead leaves them looking more clumpy than I'd prefer.
-Gives a spidery affect to my lashes.
-Doesn't give the illusion of false eyelashes.
-Adds very minimal volume and not much length either.
Overall I just wasn't impressed with how well this mascara worked and will be returning it in the Back 2 Mac program.
on 3/13/2013 9:08:00 PM
Age: Unknown
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
I have mixed feelings about this mascara. It is a decent mascara, but you have to work with it. It doesn't seperate lashes whatsoever, and it caused "spider lashes". It didn't "wow" me the way I expected it to.
- Super cute packaging; top looks like a bottle
- Does kind of give the look of false lashes
- Looks great on bottom lashes
- Acoholy smell
- The formula is black, but not "extreme black" as the name indicates
- Not an easy formula to work with. I found I had to comb through my lashes more than usual to prevent them for sticking together, and that they were prone to "spider-lash" with a second coat. If you work with this mascara, it will give a beautiful faned lash, but it takes more effort than usual
I won't be repurchasing this mascara, primarily because of the alcoholy smell.
on 3/1/2013 4:18:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
Received this mascara as a gift and switched over to it from my regular go-to Maybelline mascara (for now!)
I love the shape of the tube; it's chunky and you can get a good grip on it.
The mascara itself goes on insanely well and you don't need multiply applications. My eyelashes definitely look fuller and darker.
I'm not the hugest fan of the wand shape; it's a bit clunky so I can't maneuver it everywhere. I usually end up working with the middle part of my eyelashes as a result.
It also tends to smudge below my eyes.
Overall, I do really like this product, but I'll willingly switch to another mascara once I find one better.
on 2/25/2013 2:04:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Grey
I purchased this mascara this past weekend. I was originally looking for Zoom lash, but I found this one on sale when at some outlets for $14.50, so I thought I would give it a go.
I love it so far! The brush is perfect. I'll never understand why companies think that a huge ridiculous brush is necessary to create volume. This brush is on the small side, with the traditional bristles. The formula is more on the dry side, which I prefer. The tube isn't MAC's traditional matte black, but more of a shiny black. The one thing I can't stand about this mascara, is the wand handle. It makes it very hard to twirl the brush while putting the mascara on because of it's awkward shape.
It's very hard to put this mascara on without getting it somewhere it doesn't belong. That combined with the wand handle is why this mascara doesn't get 5 lippies.
I do find that this mascara gives great, super dark volume and length with minimal coats. It can clump a little, but not enough that it's really an issue. Any mascara that gives a decent amount of unnatural looking volume will clump. I also found that this mascara has a weird smell. You can smell it a little after you put it on, but it's not bothersome to me at all. It fades when the mascara dries completely.
Overall, it's a great dark black, lengthening, volumizing mascara with a crappy wand handle. I've learned there is no "perfect" mascara. If you want perfect lashes with minimal effort and spectacular packaging, buy false ones. I'd buy this again for sure though. It's probably my favorite mascara right now. We'll see how long one tube lasts.
P.S. - Those are my lashes in the picture above!
on 2/1/2013 12:27:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Don't know if anyone remembers, but this was originally a Prescriptive's mascara. When estee lauder shut down Prescriptive's they took the formula and gave it a MAC sku.
I was not a fan of the mascara at Prescriptive's nor am I a fan of it at Mac.
on 1/28/2013 6:52:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
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Spain's Contador, who won the Tour de France in 2007 and 2009 as well as last year, was acquitted last week in a case involving use of the banned substance clenbuterol.
Contador was suspended in September after testing positive for the performance-enhancing drug during last year's Tour, which he went on to win, although he himself blamed the test on contaminated meat.
The 28-year-old Spaniard was initially given a one-year-ban by the Spanish Cycling Federation (RFEC) last month. However, he appealed against the ban, and he was acquitted by the RFEC last week.
"(The case) is not finished," Wada director general David Howman told the German Press Agency dpa in an interview in Budapest.
Regarding Contador, Wada awaits the decision of the International Cycling Union (UCI), which is currently in charge of the case.
"Let's just wait and see," Howman stressed.
He did not rule out a joint reaction by Wada and the UCI.
"You can do it any which way," he said.
The UCI has 30 days to decide whether or not it wants to appeal the acquittal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS). Once the UCI makes that decision, Wada will have 21 days to make its own decision on the same issue.
New Zealand's Howman, a key man at Wada, has a conciliatory position regarding the UCI.
"Their rules are fine," Howman said. "They do more tests than most other federations."
Why then do cyclists test positive for banned substances relatively so often?
"You have to ask the cyclists," Howman stressed. "Why do they keep breaking the rules?"
He is not particularly concerned about questions being raised as to why UCI delegates decisions on doping cases to the national federation involved.
"It's the rule that they have at UCI, that every case at the first level has to be dealt with by the country where the rider is registered. That's their rule," Howman noted.
"They've got the authority to make their rules the way they wish. So long as they're in compliance with the (anti-doping) code, then that's their decision."
Howman does not support a threshold below which positive tests for substances such as clenbuterol are not considered doping.
"I think the issue is this. If you introduce a threshold, then what you might do is miss a person who has taken the substance let's say three months ago, and it's still in their body. So when they test, it's not a huge amount, it's a small amount because it's left over from three months ago."
The decision, he said, is for Wada policy-makers to take.
Howman stressed time and again that he could not address the Contador case specifically. The Spanish cyclist tested positive for just 50 picogrammes of clenbuterol, a very small amount which Contador blamed on contaminated beef.
"What level do you want us to go to to try to find that somebody's been cheating? That's a political decision, it's not my decision. At the moment we don't have a level, politically and scientifically."
"We do have a threshold for salbutamol," he noted. "You can do it."
Two years ago, Howman slammed Spanish legislation regarding doping as unhelpful for the country's chances of hosting Olympics or other major events. Madrid eventually lost to Rio de Janeiro in the bid to host the 2016 Olympics. However, Howman has since changed his mind somewhat.
"Spain has done a lot of work to ensure that their rules are in line (with Wada requirements)," he said.
"The rules (in Spain) two years ago were not as good as they are now," Howman said.
"Every country in every sport has its own issues relating to doping. But to single out one country as opposed to another is not a good idea."
Howman trusts that the recent Operation Greyhound, which focuses on Spanish track-and-field, will not disintegrate like its predecessor Operation Puerto, which was launched in 2006 and on which Wada is still trying to make progress.
"We're still in court," Howman said.
If Wada had no hope, they would give up their legal challenge, he stressed. Beyond that, however, things around doping in Spain should improve.
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Education experts from the Fairfield County, CT, area weigh in on how parents can establish a positive relationship with their child's teachers, thus ensuring their child's long-term success in school.
School experiences for children and parents alike can run the gamut from "the time of my life" to dread and avoidance. Generally, the better the communication that exists between the parents and the school staff, be it administrators, teachers, or aides, the healthier (and happier) all parties will be - most notably, the child.
"Good communication between parents and teachers or tutors is paramount," says Judy Suchman, director of the Chappaqua Learning Center. Often "parents can have expectations for their child that may differ markedly from the teacher's," she adds.
Bridging that divide - and doing so positively - is one of the most beneficial things parents can do to ensure their child's long-term success in school. As Gail Doroff, director of Robin Hill School in Suffern, observes: "It sets the stage for future education." With that in mind, Robin Hill School has a particularly inclusive perspective, where parents are always welcome; they are even encouraged to observe their children through two-way mirrors on each classroom door.
Many schools have policies and cultures such as this in place that promote good communication, and it is important for parents to keep that in mind when deciding where to place their children. No matter where you send your child for his education, though, there are things you can do to help you make the most of the parent-teacher relationship.
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"Whether or not email is an acceptable form of communication is an issue I revisit every year with parents and teachers alike. There are times when it makes more sense. My golden rule of email for teachers is: Email communications with parents about their child should be used for good news only. Concerns about a child should be shared in person whenever possible, and over the phone when absolutely necessary. Confidentiality for both parties can be easily compromised when email is the method of communication, and parents should be cognizant of that. I caution my staff to use email for the following reasons only: to schedule meetings with parents; to send out newsletters or announcements; to share photos or small anecdotes pertaining to their child; to send out reminders about upcoming events; and to send out a call for items needed for projects."
- Jamie Klein, director, Conservative Synagogue Preschool, Westport
"As educators and certified teachers, we work to help each student reach his or her full potential in all aspects of education, not solely on exams. Doing so involves three partnerships: one between educator and student; another between parents and educator; and a third between parents and their child.
Parents always contact us when their children do not perform as well as they had hoped, yet they seldom contact us when their child succeeds - most often, the tutor must initiate contact to learn how a student performed on a class test or standardized exam.
Good communication between parents and teachers or tutors is paramount. Candid communication between all parties avoids difficult confrontations, especially when the participants remember there are three sides to every story: yours, his or hers, and the actual facts.
Although a parent expects a child's teachers to notify him or her immediately, and in a forthright manner, when the child's work falls below standard or the child fails to hand in homework assignments, the parent may not be made aware of such problems until a report card arrives. At that time, communication between parent and educator becomes essential. The easiest way for parents to initiate contact is via email. Emails work well until they become long, cumbersome documents. When that occurs, phone calls or meetings generally work more efficiently.
A primary requirement for successful communication is honesty and understanding on the part of both parties. A parent must be aware of his or her child's abilities, and be willing to accept the child's failures as well as successes. The educator, on the other hand, has a responsibility to both the child and parent to communicate his or her expectations and explain clearly how those expectations are not being met.
Once an interchange begins, parents must choose their words wisely, curbing their emotions as they communicate their worries or dissatisfactions. Parents have expectations for their child, which may differ markedly from the teacher's. Importantly, both participants must remain open-minded. Parents must listen and hear the teacher's words, respecting the teacher's expertise. The teacher, too, must listen and hear the parents' concerns. A parent must understand that not all children have equal learning abilities - some are better learners than others, and not all children can receive A's. Conversely, the teacher needs to understand that not all children learn at the same pace, so expectations may need to be modified, as well.
Intervention by a department chair or principal may be required if a parent feels that his or her concerns are not being addressed. The child should not be present during any of the parent-educator discussions or meetings. Once a resolution is reached, then - and only then - the child may enter the conversation to learn how his or her performance issues can be rectified.
One last word of advice to parents: In most instances, arguing over a grade is a battle not worth waging. Teachers follow specific guidelines to determine cutoffs. If 89.5 percent is the cutoff for an A, and your child has 89.4 percent, accept the fact that that 89.4 percent falls below the cutoff. Consider this situation: If a higher-taxed income bracket begins at 90 percent and you are in the 89.4 percent range, you certainly wouldn't question, let alone argue, to be in that higher tax bracket. So, why second guess your child's teacher? Arguing over one-tenth of a percent is crossing a boundary that never gleans the best results for your child. So, parents, choose your battles wisely."
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- STEP 2 Combine all ingredients except cooking chocolate and mix until well combined.
- STEP 3 Place tablespoonful of mixture onto baking paper lined oven trays, allowing space for spreading.
- STEP 4 Bake for 15 minutes or until golden brown. Cool on oven tray.
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After checking out this recipe and the other Florentine on this site I decided to go with this one and added an extra cup of cornflakes as suggested by reviewers of the other one. Also added the chopped cherries for extra colour. A bit sticky to make, (which is expected when you are dealing with condensed milk), but they turned out superb. Took some along to bowls last night so I wouldn't be tempted to eat them all; nothing but compliments - some people even took one home as a treat for a spouse.
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