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4 Dros y Mor is a contemporary duplex apartment in the centre of the historic town of Harlech which is famous for its 13th Century castle. Set over two floors and boasting a double and a twin bedroom and family bathroom, this cottage is ideal for a family. The property also contains a fitted kitchen, utility room and a sitting room with a dining table, whilst outside there is a large terraced garden with a patio area and outside furniture as well as parking for two cars. 4 Dros y Mor is a fabulous holiday apartment in the beautiful surroundings of North Wales.
|Sleeps up to 4, 2 bedrooms
|Car advised
|Family friendly
|Suitable for children over 5
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (1)
|High chair
|Private garden, Shared garden
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Storage heaters with electric fire. Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge, freezer, washing machine, tumble dryer, flat screen TV, DVD, stereo/CD. Fuel and power in rent. Bed linen and towels inc. in rent. Highchair available. Off road parking for two cars, additional parking in car park next to property. Large, rear, terraced lawned garden with patio area and furniture. Sorry, no pets and no smoking. Shops, pubs and restaurants 1 min walk. Note: The property is accessed via 12 internal steps which are quite steep.
The North Wales region
Famous for its choirs, stunning mountain ranges and beautiful valleys, this wonderful country has something for everyone. From Snowdonia in North Wales to the Brecon Beacons and the Pembrokeshire Coast in the South.
Located between the mountains and the sea, the small town of Harlech is dominated by its majestic 13th century castle. Harlech Castle is recognised as the most impressive of all those built in North Wales by Edward I and has World Heritage status. The town is very popular with golfers, who come to enjoy the famous Royal St. David's course, whilst the beautiful sandy beach is wonderful for family fun and long walks. Harlech offers an excellent variety of amenities including some good quality restaurants, whilst the whole of the Snowdonia National Park, together with the sandy beaches of Cardigan Bay, are all within easy reach.
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23 Feb 2014
My partner and I stayed here for two nights and would highly recommend it as a base to explore Harlech and the surrounding areas. The apartment is spacious, immaculately clean and well equipped. The … More
17 Jan 2014
On arrival we were met by the owner and her baby son and shown to our accommodation which was perfect, cosy and comfortable. The location was excellent for touring the area, Harlech has some lovely re… More
21 Jul 2013
"Wow, beautiful apartment!"
This apartment was just lovely, we have just arrived home from a fantastic week in Harlech. My fiancé and I and our 8 month old daughter had relaxing break away, this cottage is ideal for couples or … More
17 Apr 2012
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We stayed there with my daughter and son in law. The location of this home was ideal! Very friendly owners. Has everything you need to make your stay comfortable. No real view from the apartment buy y… More
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One Fine Arts Drive, Forest Park
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Museum staff will select art works for a docent-led tour designed especially for our group. Attendance is limited, so registering as early as possible is recommended.
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River City Rascals (opening weekend of baseball season)
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900 T.R. Hughes Blvd, O'Fallon, MO 63366
Cost: $10 or $11/person (depends on group size), cash or credit cards accepted (no checks)
Parking: $4 in VIP lot; free across the street
We'll have a block of box seats in section 104 just for us. There are just a few stairs. Come cheer on the local team on opening weekend as they play against the Frontier Greys. Family friendly event. Grandkids welcome! Buy your own beverages & snacks.
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Bridgeton Trails Branch, St. Louis County Library
3455 McKelvey Rd., Bridgeton, MO 63044
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The G.O.A.T F1 driver retires once and for all.
Michael Schumacher, the best there ever was, finally retired again after a horrendous come back.
Good luck to you König!
This was an interesting comeback for sure - with his first comeback season especially being an unmitigated failure (beaten in every race by his team-mate .. well, once the penalty at Monaco was factored in). Glad he achieved a podium at least!
He was a talent almost beyond compare in his era but was smart enough to make sure he was in the right place with the right team and support around him. The thing that irks me (and I'm sure many others) is how he couldn't endear himself to the world more even when he was clearly number 1 - even Prost used to make an effort - and why he routinely would make use of unfair advantage or plain cheat to get what he wanted - and then explain it away as if it never happened. Clearly he's a rare genius - sad to see him go without being able to show much of his previous magic in more than a couple of overtaking moves.
GOAT in the electronic era maybe
the absolute goat is and will always be Ayrton Senna
I have been watching F1 since 86, Piquet punching Salazar, Prost trying to be someone He wasn't, Senna always whining and complaining when He didn't get what he wanted ( ALA Nadal), now you have a fake Hamilton, Alonso who complains a lot as well.
Schumacher didn't care about others, like most didn't but pretended so, he minded his own business and did what He needed to, I loved when He got a seat on F1 and from the get go never bowed to anybody. Either people hated him because of that or loved him because of that, I personally loved it, F1 isn't tennis, where everybody is friendly, practice with each other pretend all to be the nicest person, F1 is the jungle, and Schumacher came to the jungle to beat everybody- became the best there ever- nobody comes even close. He took Ferrari a garbage made it the best won more than everybody.
The come back was awful, he couldn't practice as much as he needed and Mercedes had bought a team that hadn't developed a car since the beginning of previous year's season, so he got in a hot see to start off, but who would deny $30 mil Euros a year to enjoy himself without having anything to prove at all??
You are just lucky that ole number 3 the intimidator stayed in nascar and never went to that f1. sr would have beasted and goated all over those euro f1 panisies in nothing more than a chevy impala, all while driving one handed drinking a can of bud with a dip of skoal in bottom lip and a winston in his mouth.
I for one do not consider Michael Schmuacher the best or GOAT F1 Driver of all time. Maybe the greatest in the sense he probably has the best stats, but that is it. The vast majority of his dominance is through a ridiculously dominant car. He did win 2 titles with Benneton who were never the dominant car, but many have won titles with a car further off the top than that, but all others were won in a dominant Ferrari killing all other cars. The years the Ferrari wasnt the fastest he didnt win, even over clearly inferior drivers like Jacques Villeneuve for instance, even though he sometimes came close. If Vettel matches or surpasses his # of F1 drivers titles with 7 or 8, will he be conceded as better? After all the fastest car excuse is also true of Michael, but to an even greater degree as this was the all time height of Ferrari's power. Even his relatively mediocre teammate Ruebens Barichello won many races and was often 2nd in the drivers championships. He was also aided by team orders quite often, even so blatantly displayed as a few races his teammate had to pull over near the finishing line allowing him to pass for the win, until finally the foot came down so hard one of those times they had to be more subtle. No doubt an amazing champion, one of the all time greats, and probably the most winningest driver of all time but for me not quite the #1. BBC recently came out with a list of the 20 greatest F1 Drivers ever and I tend to agree with, especialy when they rated Michael:
The only things I disagree with are Alonso's ranking, should be higher, probably somewhere from 6-8, and bumping Vettel down behind Alonso. Also disagree with Hamilton being on the list. Should be bumped off and replaced by Raikkonen. Other than that pretty much perfect. IMO Senna imparticular (comparing someone close to the same era) at his best was definitely better than Schumacher at his best, but sadly we never got to discover in entirety who was better due to his tragic passing, but many would argue for Senna and many for Michael, but obviously the people who selected this list side with Senna.
If Alonso can reach 4 or 5 F1 drivers titles somehow though I think I would rate him the best ever. Why? Since it is looking increasingly likely, with Ferrari's days of producing the fastest cars seemingly a thing of the past for the moment, and a long contract with Ferrari already set, he will go through virtually his whole career without ever having the fastest car. On top of that he missed several other titles by a whisker now with far from the fastest car as well. Renault which he won two F1 titles with was far from the fastest those years, even though they were still a top 3 or 4 car for the only time of their career which probably showed another of Alonso's great contributions, aiding in the car development. The only year he arguably had the best car was his one year with McLaren where he and Hamilton's hissy fit sabatoged both and allowed Raikkonen in a slower Ferrari to came from way behind to beat both for the drivers title at the end.
I don't really care what you think nor the BBC ranking. BBC is a joke, what do they know.
Useless arguments all over.
Of course Alonso won the 2 titles with Renault with Renault being the best car, although at the end of his last title Ferrari had already been faster, but with the engine breaking in Suzuka, the problem in the qualifying in Brazil, the flat tire when passing Fisichela and having to run the entire lap just to pit and put new tyres on probably don't tell the story.
Don't forget the Michelin tires gave half second advantage to the cars using it, not to forget the FIA did everything to slow down Ferrari and stop Michael of winning more, changing the rules every year until the years they got the job done.
Senna first and Piquet 16th, that tells a lot. End of talk, believe in what you want, at the end Michael Schumacher is still the best ever until somebody wins 8 titles and have all other records.
In no way Ferrari was the best car in 2000 and 2001, they had Schumacher, the difference, He would have won the title in both competitive cars against any driver.
schumacher had team mates that pulled over to the side of the road when he was behind them.
Senna had the likes of Prost to deal with. we will never know how many titles he would have won.
He had the most raw skills of any driver IMO.
LMFAO Vettel ahead of Alonso??
Nothing to add there.
The "sport" of auto racing doesn't particularly demand youth. Paul Newman co-drove a Porsche 935 to a 2nd place finish at LeMans when he was in his 50s, won a pair of SCCA GT1 championships in his 60s, won the GTS championship at 24 hours of Daytona when he was 70, and last drove in the Daytona race when he was 80. He started racing at 47.
I already knew you were a bit delusional when you denied Rosburg has been better than Schumacher the last couple years in the same car, even though every single statistic between them indicates it (and yes I know that Schmacher isnt in his prime and I am not judging his overall abilities based on that, but that is aside the point). Sometimes love is blind (or fandom).
Didn't Senna vetoed, Mansell and/or Michael Schumacher to be his team mate in 94?
I'm teaching you right here what you don't know, there is a lot of things about Senna that most didn't know, his contract with Williams and how it happened not many knew, that's the reason why Mansell couldn't come back in 94 from Indy, same thing happened with Prost in 93, didn't not allow Schumacher to be his team mate, they all knew what would have happened.
Senna will never, not even in his best dream be in the same league
Renault had a much better car and better tires (Michelin) for both years and Alonso won, in fact Schumacher didn't even contend for the title in 2005. Renault was far the best car of 2005 even won the Constructor Championship as well, Schumacher probably won 1 race, if much.
In 2006 if it wasn't for Schumacher Ferrari would have succumbed just like the prior season, and again Renault won both titles, i wonder why.
It doesn't matter the car, if Vettel wins 8 titles, wins 92 races, 68 poles, more hat tricks, more fastest laps and all other records, yes he will be the best ever, is sports who wins more is the best, that's that simple.
Senna was the Nadal of F1, always whining and crying about everything.
Senna drove probably one of the best cars in history of the sport, the Mclaren 88, only lost one race because Mansell was a beast on his day, faster and better driver than both Senna and Prost, only problem was his consistency, therefore he didn't win as much.
It's going good to remind everybody that season of 91, 92 and 93 until half of the season, Schumacher drove with stick shift while all others had semi automatic gear shift.
Let's not forget as well that Schumacher finished in front of Senna in his first full season, 1992, despite having worse equipment. Senna had traction control on his Mclaren while Schumacher was still driving with stick shift and V8 engine against Ferrari's V12, Renault V10...
As you talk a lot about Alonso, don't forget about what caused Briattore to be expelled from F1's world and now with Ferrari don't forget about changing gear box of Massa's car so He can get another position, don't forget about Massa having to let him go by a few times.
And the irony of all, this happens in every successful team, it is F1, there is nothing wrong with it, so for those who like to nitpick, be reasonable when you choose to do it.
No matter what it is, Senna drove 10 years and only won when He had the best car, never He won a title with an inferior car, the 1991 for half of the season he counted on a better car and Williams' reliability problems and mistakes by "El Lion" .
Senna may be the 4th or 5th greatest F1 driver until now, bot nowhere near top 3.
That dirty move on Hill in 1994 stained his career.
*inb4 the apologists moan about the FIA suspending him that year*
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Andrew Wiggins Chooses Kansas
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A lot of comparisons to LeBron James and that is a big burden to carry on your back.
We will see if Wiggins lives up to the hype.
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Recent research reveals the surprising unintended consequences of free trade
- By Joshua E. KeatingJoshua E. Keating is an associate editor at Foreign Policy.
Free trade advocates say it's an engine of economic growth; opponents think it perpetuates global inequality. But the unintended effects of all that cross-border traffic — which has nearly quadrupled around the world since 1990 — may be even more interesting. Here's a look at some of the most surprising conclusions from recent research on trade.
1. Trade makes countries shrink.
Increased international trade lowers a country's birth rate, in part because it exposes countries to gender norms that bring women out of the home and into the workplace.
2. Trade is less important than marriage.
Facing a shortage of available wives, Chinese families are increasing their savings rates to increase their sons' competitiveness in the marriage market. This drives down China's exchange rate, contributing to a global trade imbalance.
3. Trade built the ancient civilizations of Mesoamerica.
"Far from being isolated developmentally, [the cacao trade] integrally tied populations in the American Southwest to the socio-political and economic activities of Mesoamerican states."
—Dorothy K. Washburn, William N. Washburn, and Petia A. Shipkova, Journal of Archaeological Science
4. Trade doesn't turn low-tech countries into high-tech ones.
Despite hopes that globalization would allow developing countries to innovate themselves into prosperity, 30 years of increased trade has only brought steeper and more intransigent gaps between low-tech and high-tech countries, with the high-tech countries maintaining their edge through specialization that can take years to match.
5. Trade can improve your basketball game.
An increase in the number of foreigners playing in domestic basketball leagues correlates with improved performance for the national team, even if it's composed only of domestic players.
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Jurgen Ziewe
Jurgen Ziewe was born in Germany and trained as an artist at The Hamburg Academy of Art (The Hamburg Academy of Art website). He studied under a pupil of Kandinsky and has worked for many years in the advertising industry in design roles. He made is mark as an independent digital 3D illustrator working in advertising and publishing since 1993.
During the nineties he become known for his computer-generated fantasy posters, which eventually resulted in a book about his 3D illustrations entitled "NEW TERRITORIES - The Computer Visions of Jurgen Ziewe", 1997, by Suckling, N., ISBN 1-85028-407-5
Many of his fantasy images found their way onto book covers of well known science fiction authors including Robert Silverberg, Vernor Vinge, Steven Baxter, Iain Banks, Dan Simmons, Greg Bear, John Barnes and Peter F. Hamilton and writers of the Mind-Body-Spirit genre.
In 2008 Jurgen Ziewe wrote an autobiographical book entitled Multidimensional Man ISBN 1-4092-2425-2, a collection of his out-of-body experiences gathered over thirty-five years of deep meditation practice.
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The Animal Adventure Learning Table has seven activity stations, five interactive animal characters, and more than 100 songs and learning responses. There is a light-up interactive drum for kids to tap, a spinning guitar, three piano keys, a rolling rattle, a hippo with an opening and closing mouth, a sliding music note, and a flipping book page. Through playing with each of these features, children are introduced to numbers and counting, colors, letters, music, and opposites. There are two modes of play. In Music Mode, kids can play with all the different features to hear songs and musical sounds. Flip the book page to hear "The Alphabet Song" or a song about numbers. As children interact with the table in Learning Mode, they will hear different songs, sounds, and phrases about letters, numbers, colors, and more. The table's legs can be removed for floor play for younger children.
Is It Fun?
The Animal Adventure Learning Table is a colorful and musical activity table with lots to keep children engaged. All the interactive play features introduce young children to numbers, colors, letters, and more, while also helping children with fine motor skills. Parents will like that the table grows with their child, first as a floor play item for babies and then, by adding the legs, as a table for standing toddlers.
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Adult assembly is required.
Three AA batteries are included, but these are for in-store try-me purposes. LeapFrog recommends replacing the batteries before you play for best results.
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Chamnian L. Sharp, 65, Punxsutawney, died Thursday, April 11, 2013, at home.
She was born July 27, 1947, in Bangkok, Thailand.
She was married to John B. Sharp, who survives.
She loved playing bingo, fishing and spending time with her family.
Surviving relatives include two sons, Mike Burkes of Pittsburgh and
Mark Burkes of Worthville; three grandchildren, Ali Brooks of Rossiter, Kiel Brooks of Big Run and Devon Brooks of Pittsburgh; and Mike and Mark's father, Mark Lowman and wife Paula.
She was preceded in death by Mike and Mark's grandparents, Hugh and Isabelle Lowman.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — As a coaching staff, it is always rewarding to see your players take your instruction and produce results on the field with them.
On Thursday afternoon, the Punxsy softball team put the instructions into motion.
The Lady Chucks' bats came alive in the third inning to power past and tame the Lady Lions of Altoona, 10-5, in Punxsutawney.
BELL TOWNSHIP – Anglers from across the state are gearing up to fish their favorite spots at 8 a.m. on Saturday, which marks the traditional statewide opening day of trout season.
Rick Vlazek, Jefferson County Waterways Conser-vation Officer said that since mid-February, the Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) has been busy replenishing waterways with a fresh supply of brook, brown and rainbow trout.
The Variety Show continues tonight at 7 p.m. — the show's second of three performances — at the PAHS Auditorium.
Pictured is Corey Good performing an original piece on the piano entitled "Tara" at the 2013 Variety Show.
Tickets are available at the door for $5. The show's finale will be held Saturday at 7 p.m.
Lorraine D. "Scott" Fetterman, 80, of Punxsutawney, passed away Thursday, April 11, 2013, at his home with his loving wife by his side.
Mr. Fetterman was born Aug. 30, 1932, in DeLancey, a son of the late James C. and Linnie (Black) Fetterman.
He is survived by his wife, Marian (Goulish) Fetterman of Punxsutawney.
He was a member of St. Peter & Paul Byzantine Church.
Mr. Fetterman worked for Symmco 10 years before retirement.
He enjoyed hunting, gardening, yard work, horseshoes and, most of all, time with his family.
PUNXSUTAWNEY — After two frustrating contests, Punxsy was able to take a second-inning lead and allow only two hits over the final frames on Tuesday afternoon.
Trailing 3-0, the Chucks plated six runs in the home second inning and added two more scores in the fourth to bounce the Clearfield Bison, 8-3.
"I like how we answered back when Clearfield took a 3-0 lead," noted Punxsy head coach Mike Dickey. "We had just enough from our bats to win."
Punxsy (3-2) recorded eight hits in the seven-inning contest, but did hold Clearfield to just four hits.
CRAWFORDTOWN — A quickly spreading structure fire caused heavy damage to a house located at 44 Crawfordtown Rd. in Crawford-town, Young Township, on Wednesday evening.
Elk Run, Central and Lindsey were called to the blaze at 8:40 p.m., with McCalmont Township Fire Company first on scene and reporting that the structure was fully involved with the orange flames showing bright in the night sky. Firefighters were able to knock the blaze down within a few minutes.
After weeks and weeks of practice and hard work by numerous actors and
committees, tonight is the night — Opening Night for the 2013 PAHS Variety Show. The show will feature 19 performances over two acts, with an intermission to allow attendees an opportunity to purchase some of the ever-famous fudge. The show starts at 7 p.m. tonight and will continue on Friday and Saturday. Tickets are available at the door for $5. Pictured here are emcees (from left) Alex Anderson, Caroline Dunkel and Maija Carol preparing for the show during a dress rehearsal earlier this week.
The Jefferson County Commissioners and members of the McCalmont Township Supervisors gathered Wednesday to commemorate the demolition of a dilapidated structure on Main Street in Anita.
For the full story, see Thursday's print edition of The Spirit.
Matson D. Blose, Jr., 87, Punxsutawney, died Wednesday, April 10, 2013, at home.
He was born Dec. 4, 1925, in Punxsutawney, a son of the late Matson D. Blose, Sr. and Carrie (Lewis) Blose.
On March 23, 1945, he married Anna Lou Wolfe, who survives.
They had just celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary.
He was a member of SS.C.D.
He was a sergeant in the Air Force and served during World War II.
He was the owner of M. Blose and Sons Scrap Yard in Walston, Pa.


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Kathleen Horan is a staff reporter for New York Public Radio, covering the neighborhood beat. She also reports 'Reset', an ongoing series documenting police-community relations in Bedford Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
A federal grand jury has indicted an Indian diplomat charged with visa fraud and lying on an application about how much she paid a domestic worker. The case against 39-year-old Devyani Khobragade is focusing attention on the broader issue -- how foreign officials treat workers in their employ. The diplomat's arrest last month prompted outrage and fiery protests in India.
Court papers state Khobragade allegedly paid the domestic worker less than $6,000 per year, often requiring her to work more than 100 hours a week without a single, full day off.
Martina Vandenburg, President of the Human Trafficking and Pro Bono Legal Center in Washington, D.C., said there's a simple reason dozens of civil trafficking cases over the last decade have involved foreign officials.
"Diplomats believe that they have immunity and they can do whatever they want," Vandenburg said. She hopes the high profile case will deter others from mistreating treating workers.
Khobragade's attorney Daniel Arshack maintained her innocence, calling the charges "baseless." Despite the indictment, Khobragade is not expected to face punishment because she has diplomatic immunity and has left the country.
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An archive of Cooperative Grocer magazine articles going back to 1985.
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Running a Successful HBA Department
by Jane Kennedy
|09 Jan 2004
|#065 July - August - 1996
Safer Customer Receipts
On September 30, 2014, PCC Natural Markets (PCC), the nation's largest natural foods retail cooperative, announced that its customers at all ten locations now receive receipts from paper...
|12 Feb 2015
Safety, Security, and Loss Prevention
by Michael Feiner
Food co-ops may be some of the best-intentioned enterprises across the retail spectrum. They are guided by core values of shared responsibility, environmental stewardship, support for more...
|06 Feb 2014
|#170 January - February 2014
Safety, Security, and Loss Prevention
by Paul Feiner
Food co-ops may be some of the best-intentioned enterprises across the retail spectrum. They are guided by core values of shared responsibility, environmental stewardship, support for more...
|06 Feb 2014
|#170 January - February 2014
Salaried or Hourly?
by Carolee Colter
Rather than "salaried or hourly," the question actually should be, "Exempt or non-exempt? The Fair Labor Standards Act requires that employees subject to it (i.e., non-exempt...
|09 Jan 2004
|#070 May - June - 1997
Sales and Labor in 20 Retail Food Co-ops
by Dave GutknechtIntroduction
Having members of a retail food cooperative contribute labor toward the operation of their store is one of those practices that is wholly unnecessary or even undesirable in the eyes of...
|09 Jan 2004
|#001 October - November - 1985
Sales Tax: Not Simple
by Sage Turner
I joined the French Broad Food Co-op team in 2009. Sales had been plummeting for five consecutive years. We were broke, losing millions in sales to new competitors, having a hard time keeping...
|03 Jun 2013
|#166 May-June 2013
Sampling Equals Sales and Satisfaction
by Mark Mulcahy
Do you sample in your produce department? Not just occasionally, when a customer asks or when you think of it, but on a regular basis? Why not? Too busy? Too busy to increase your sales?
|07 Jan 2004
|#103 November - December - 2002
Saving One Farm at a Time
by Paul Cultrera
Like most food cooperatives, the Sacramento and Davis co-ops have longstanding and strong commitments to purchasing from and supporting local farms. And they realize that local farmland is under...
|25 Apr 2011
|#154 May - June - 2011
Scared Chipless
by Cissy Bowman
Back in 2004, USDA began to implement the National Animal Identification System (NAIS). According to NAIS, this program is:
|20 Jan 2009
|#128 January - February - 2007
Securities Laws And Co-op Member Loan Programs
by Laddie Lushin
Last year, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision that will have dramatic implications for co-op member loan programs. No longer may loan solicitations be casually and informally conducted...
|09 Jan 2004
|#033 March - April - 1991
Seeking Cooperative Alignment and Identity
by Dave Gutknecht
This mid-year edition is highlighted by annual reports on food co-op practice and prospects. Directors and managers from many of these co-ops recently met at their leading national training and...
|20 Jan 2009
|#125 July - August - 2006
Seeking Local Organic Producers
by Cissy Bowman
As worldwide availability of organic products hits new heights, there also is a strong consumer trend toward supporting local food systems. In some areas of the country organic farmers who sell...
|08 Jun 2004
|#112 May - June - 2004
Seeking Sustainability, Planning for Disaster
by Dave Gutknecht
Part 1: Milestones and Mission
Each year, at the Consumer Cooperative Management Association (CCMA) conference, milestone awards celebrate new food cooperatives along as well as those that...
|19 Jan 2009
|#131 July - August - 2007
Seeking Sustainability, Planning for Disaster
by Dave Gutknecht
Part 1: Building on what we have
|19 Jan 2009
|#132 September - October - 2007
Seize the Moment
by Allen Seidner
"I'm very impressed with your experience and your attitude, Yung Wannabee, and I think you'll find yourself an easy fit as a member of our prepared foods team. I'm happy to extend you an offer at...
|27 May 2004
|#112 May - June - 2004
Self-Financing Tool: Direct Public Offerings
What do the following have in common? Real Pickles, a new worker cooperative in Massachusetts; Arroyo Food Co-op, a startup in Pasadena, Cal.; and People's Community Market in Oakland...
|02 Aug 2013
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Self-Help Wanted
by Dave Gutknecht
Spend most earnings now, or invest more in the future—what is the proper balance? We can see, in the current financial mess, some consequences of imbalance. For the sake of immediate benefits, the...
|04 Jun 2010
|#148 May - June - 2010
Selling Clothing and Predicting the Future
by Jeanne Lakso
The store was packed with babies, toddlers, mommies, and daddies. Organic juice boxes and cookies helped keep the mini-mob under control, and conversations about potty training outnumbered other...
|19 Jan 2009
|#133 November - December - 2007
Senate Considers Deep Cuts to Organic and Sustainable Ag
by Dave Gutknecht
The National Campaign for Sustainable Agriculture is urging immediate pressure on U.S. Senators to prevent deep cuts to funding of programs for organic and sustainable farming and food production...
|04 Mar 2011
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Servant Leadership and Cooperation
by Joel Kopischke
"SERVANT AND LEADER. Can these two roles be fused in one real person, in all levels of status or calling? If so, can that person live and be productive in the real world of the present? My...
|22 Aug 2013
|#167 July-August 2013
Setting a Process for General Manager Compensation
by Carolee Colter
This article has charts and tables that are available here in pdf form
What are some words that come to mind when you think of general manager compensation? Uncomfortable. Problematic. Crazy...
|19 Jan 2009
|#134 Jan - Feb - 2008
Setting a Process for General Manager Compensation
by Mark Goehring
This article has charts and tables that are available here in pdf form
What are some words that come to mind when you think of general manager compensation? Uncomfortable. Problematic. Crazy...
|19 Jan 2009
|#134 Jan - Feb - 2008
Setting High Standards in Training
by Mark Mulcahy
A few months back, I picked up a copy of Business Week, and the whole magazine was about how to find and keep the next group of stars for your business. All the articles talked about something...
|20 Jan 2009
|#123 March - April - 2006
Setting Up The New Meat Department
by Mark Braskie
Since the reason for establishing a retail meat department is to expand the line of product and provide additional service to the customer while enjoying increased sales and gross profit, careful...
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I love nuts and seeds. I think I must have been a bird in a past life. Good thing, too, as they are Powerfoods!
Don't Be So Scared of the Fat:
A Nurses Health Study found that nurses who ate nuts five times a week had less heart disease and on average were thinner compared with those who did not eat nuts.
The trick is to eat small quantities of nuts in their more natural state – this means without salt or sugar – and preparing them properly.
5 Benefits of Nuts and Seeds:
- Best plant sources of protein. The American Cancer Association is recommending a plant-based diet for the prevention of cardiovascular disease and cancer. An ounce of nuts provides 6 g of protein on average.
- Filled with heart healthy fat. They contain healthful mono- and polyunsaturated fats which are essential in managing inflammation and maintaining the normal structure of every body cell. People who consumed nuts five times a week had a 35 percent reduction in heart disease risk according to a British Medical Journal study in 1998.
- High energy foods. They are filled with lots of calories; for example 1 ounce of almonds contain about 165 calories; 1 ounce of brazil nuts contain about 190 calories. So do not eat too many or you will gain weight.
- Powerful minerals. They contain many minerals such as magnesium, zinc, calcium and phosphorus needed for bone development, immunity and energy production. In a study of almost 400 men (age from 45-92) published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition they found a correlation between low dietary intake of zinc, low blood levels of the trace mineral and osteoporosis at the hip and spine.
- Needed vitamins. They are great sources of B Vitamins and Vitamin E.
Proof of the Power of Nuts and Seeds
- A study published in the April 2002 Journal of Nutrition had people replace half the fat in their daily diets with almonds for six weeks. Researchers found that the almond eaters' bad cholesterol went down six percent, and good cholesterol went up six percent. In addition, blood fat dropped 14 percent.
- These studies show it's the combination in nuts of monounsaturated fats and protective plant compounds known as flavonoids that reduces the risk of heart disease.
- According to research at the University of Toronto, eating heart-healthy foods, including almonds, can help reduce LDL, or the bad cholesterol levels, as much as a first-line statin drug.
- Research at Tufts University found the flavonoids in almond skins work in synergy with vitamin E to protect artery walls from damage reducing the risk of heart disease.


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Consider the shape of your feet. If you have wide feet then you are likely to want a half size up from your normal shoe as well as choosing a make that does wide sizes.
Your feet will swell under exercise and toes being squished into a toe box too small will give you allsorts of grief.
Agree with the OP and ask for advice on orthotics.
Elastic laces are nice too. If your feet swell they are more comfy than hard ones as they give a bit.
Did it involve a caravan?
Why would he not feel threatened? You can make light of it but
funny accent = different culture
different culture = they will react to stimulus different from you
different reaction = you don't know what's going to happen
not knowing = threat
Fear is not a matter of reason.
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Awesome. If it's not too personal a question did you get tattoo's for them?
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World of Warcraft
This is a split board - You can return to the Split List for other boards.
Question about WoW mailing system
I haven't played since Lich king expansion. I was wondering if you can finally mail items/gold to other toons that are on opposite faction (same server)?
You could mail heirlooms to opposite faction but can you mail them to alts on other server now?
You cannot send anything but heirlooms cross-faction, and you can send nothing cross-realm.
Man even with all the cross-realm zone crap they added, they still don't have cross-realm mail.
"It felt like the music was aimed right at me... like a missile!"
isn't it possible to trade with someone crosszone?
to the Grammar Police!-\/
Only mage food I believe.
In the book, it says He created us to be just like Him. So if we're dumb, then God is dumb, and maybe a little bit ugly on the side. - Zappa
what about placing your characters ( horde and alliance)
in booty bay or Where ever you want that is neutral. the put the item up on auction, then switch over too you other char then buy your item.
it probably doesnt work tbh. hell worth a go right?
(probably going to get flamed now.)
black 2FC 4685 8625 3119
Can't buy your own auctions. You need a friend to help
When Hollywood runs out of Indians, only the Indians will know.
Orestes417 posted...
Can't buy your own auctions. You need a friend to help
even if its by two different chars?
if so no problem anyway. he has friends who are horde and alliance (well i presume so anyway.)
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what about placing your characters ( horde and alliance)
I use to try this but never worked. I had to give my items to friend to put them up then I log onto other toon opposite faction to buy them. This one of the reasons I left WoW for not being altaholic friendly while other mmos let you mail anything to any toons on your account.
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thebladeofwoe posted...what about placing your characters ( horde and alliance)
lol 'not bring altoholic friendly'
I'm sure it has nothing to do with the economy or anything, it's only there to screw with you leveling alts.
lol 'not bring altoholic friendly'
I'm sure it has nothing to do with the economy or anything, it's only there to screw with you leveling alts.
I have no problem leveling alts (had 8 80s when I left). What I have a problem with is leveling professions multiple times (I leveled all of them). Then having to farm the same recipes rare recipes at least two times for both factions (mostly rare enchants). All this could be avoided just by give the option to send your profession made stuff to any of your alts.


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5 reasons to blame yourself for a bad SEO experience…
1. You didn't explain exactly what it was that you wanted…
Did the SEO agency you chose actually understand what it is you do? Did you assume they would? I bet you did! Well that was a rookie error – just because they know SEO, it doesn't mean that automatically they'll know all of your business goals and aspirations. It certainly doesn't mean that through SEO, all of your dreams will come-true overnight. Covering things such as budget and goals are essential in order for us to devise the appropriate strategy for you.
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Were you clear about what the best features of your online endeavours are so far? Did you talk about what proved successful, or things you tried and that were unsuccessful?
All conversions can be tracked which shows any progress SEO's have (or haven't) made. However, if you don't inform the SEO's of what already works or doesn't then you can't argue if there are repeat mistakes.
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Because any reputable SEO agency isn't made up of just one person behind a desk and computer handling every enquiry made, but is rather formed of a team of people ranging in size (the team not the people, although this applies to both :-) ) that help manage your account – it is likely that, much like a 'Chinese-whisper', your goals, aims and dreams are somewhat diluted to anyone that didn't speak to you directly.
For example, when person 1, explained the information to person 2, who made brief notes and handed those to person 3, person 3 wasn't following your direct instructions. They might not have fully understood the notes…however, you don't have to accept this. If you only feel comfortable with one person in particular handling your account, request that only that person have access to it. This way, any changes made by you won't come as a surprise to the SEO.
4. You didn't understand the amount of work needed and so were surprised when costs were higher than expected…
Good Search Engine Optimization will get your site discovered in online search results. There is however, more to it than that. Many people in an SEO agency work to get your site to its optimum, and you need to be aware of just how much work goes into this.
This team will mainly be in charge of making sure that SEO is being carried out for all your online needs
Online Marketing:
This team works alongside the SEOs to help get you publicity online.
Usability & Design:
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Web Developers:
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Providers of Content:
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Chances are, you started off all guns blazing, before slowly falling into a pattern of laziness, assuming the agency would take care of everything the way you wanted – meaning you wouldn't have to worry about it.
Further, you were unavailable for meetings, you didn't specify what kinds of reports you wanted, and changes were (or were not) made that you caused dissaproval. When (on your say-so) these changes were reversed, rankings and conversions fell and this caused (even more) tension between you and the agency.
Remember, rankings and conversion rates can see-saw and any changes made to your site can take time to show the positive affect they are having. You should try not to ignore advice about possible re-designs or new pages that should be added to your site. Other things to consider are using services to monitor your online reputation and testing better versions of your website to get the best results.
Good luck! ;-)
April 15th, 2011.
Fantastic ways to fail miserably in your Adwords PPC campaigns!
PPC is a complex system of bidding on low cost, undiscovered but really high traffic keywords in attempt to rank as high up in Google's SERP's for your brand as possible.
Often underestimated, users create campaigns which run okay. Maybe they break even, perhaps their site is getting more exposure and if they are lucky, they might even get some conversions. One quick search, and the internet overflows with hints, tips and tricks on how to effectively create PPC campaigns to maximise your ROI, and everyone lives happily ever after…
Unfortunately this isn't the reality for everyone. Sometimes campaigns can take an awful turn for the worst and instead of those fluffy guides that explain how to be a PPC mastermind, I often wonder if those company owners and PPC newbie's who suffer have done so because they read a different, slightly darker guide that mislead them. This is how I imagine such a guide would read:
Spend wisely and try to set a reasonable budget that you will be able to pay.
Invest copious amounts of money into every campaign almost breaking the bank. It doesn't matter if you have other bills to pay or budgets to keep to, now that you've read a little here and there, it's guaranteed that this will pay off – the more money invested the better!
Avoid the main keywords for your brand, there is likely to be high competetion for these which will result in high CPC rates!
Try your very best to beat-out the competition by going head to head for the most competitive keywords for your brand. Be generic and avoid specific. For example, if you're selling sportswear, bid on "shoe", "trainer" and "clothing" so that when somebody searches for those terms, your ad will appear somewhere in the results as long as you followed that first rule about money!
Try to use long-tail keyword prhases that have lower search volumes but also lower CPC rates. Using a variety of broad and "phrase" match terms can help with this too.
Be extremely precise by using [exact match] for everything. Long keywords are for suckers, get to the point with one word terms, be honest who has the time to think up long-tail keywords anyway? Instead, spend the time you have saved and go shopping or catch up with an old friend!
Carry out keyword research so you can get an idea of the kinds of things people are searching for. This might also help you to think of alternate keyword variations that people might not have thought up, but will get the desired result.
Do everything as quickly as possible! You don't have the time to hang around when people are selling the same product as you! Use your intuition and instinct, the first words that pop into your head when you think of your product are the ones you should go for. Get them in and bid ASAP!
Monitor your ads throughout the day, this will help you to discover what is getting clicks and impressions and what isn't. If something isn't working, change it.
Time is money. Once you have quickly set up one campaign leave it to simmer and create the next one. If you have followed this guide so far then everything should be a-okay!
Don't worry if you aren't getting a good enough ROI to begin with. Use whatever results you have as a learning curve and improve what you need to. Use helpful features like the opportunities tab, or the many reporting tools to make a difference.
Money is everything. If you check and your campaigns aren't doing well, you're doomed and should probably give up. Shame on you!
Follow this guide and be a professional failure now!
Good luck! :-D
April 13th, 2011.
Special characters In meta descriptions – the beboisation Of Google?
Using non-standard characters in the page title and meta description tag seems to be a growing trend in many industries. The idea is that by using eye-catching non-standard characters readers attention is drawn to their result first, even in preference to results that may be above them.
The practice of optimising search results to maximise click-through-rate is not a new one and has been used in PPC advertising to good effect for years, but where PPC ads have to go through an approval process (where many techniques are outlawed) meta descriptions and organic results do not, so boundaries can be pushed much further.
Who Is Doing It?
Thanks to @SEO_Doctor @tomsmith1984 @KevStrong @martokus for examples
How Do I Use Special Characters In My Title And Description?
Use of many characters seem to be by trial and error. John Campbell is a man with far more patience than I, and he has tested the indexing of many special characters.
Special characters can be created using Unicode such as,
© is created with:©
® is created with:®
™ is created with:™
A full list of Unicode characters can be found on Wikipedia
What Are The Effects?
Currently there is largely anecdotal evidence for the benefits of an increase in click through rate. It would be difficult to test definitively as there are several other variables to factor-in.
Shaun Anderson at Hobo is well respected within the industry for running extensive tests on theories rather than relying on guesswork, he is running one the tests shown above,
It's incredibly hard to test the impact of this on SERPS in an accurate manner. I am currently running some tests on pages on my site. You need a page with stable rankings, and a stable flow of traffic to get exact results, and that's kind of difficult with the ever-fluctuation of Google SERPS and how changes to the UI (based on query or geo-location – for instance) impact your rankings and clicks on a daily basis – over time – in a natural way. Special characters in snippets certainly get noticed and commented upon, that's for sure. Once you rank, GETTING CLICKED is what it is all about – every little thing that might help, should be tested on for size. You can get a way with a lot in terms of getting special characters in your snippet DESCRIPTION – but not so much in your TITLE link description (Google strips out some special characters from this element if you try it).
I was also lucky enough to hear from Craig Parker at Soula.com who has conducted some tests of his own.
In a short test I ran on a UK based e-commerce site I found implementing special characters in title tags had a small positive effect on click-through but this was not statistically significant, after around a week it caused a small negative change in [Google] rankings.
Implementing special characters in the meta was difficult to get indexed/displayed on the SERPs and provided a very minimal increase, again not statically significant.
The Bigger Picture…
The largest problem with this technique is that the more people use it the less effective it becomes. how long until our search results pages look like this and nobody derives any benefit from it?
The new and improved version
What are your thoughts on this?
March 11th, 2011.
Is this the future of linkbait?
I've just come across The Print Effect by Cartridge Save. If you haven't already seen it go take a look (then come right back… I'll wait).
What is it? It's a Twitter app that creates an infographic-like page for each Twitter user you enter. There have been similar things in the past, and this particular one I think is genius:
Why is this one a little different to the others? It appears the output content changes for different users (take a look at mine and Matt's- I've got badgers, Matt has cows!)
Why Do I Think This is Such a Cool Idea? (Aside from the cows, obviously)…
Linkbait is getting harder and harder- people are getting bored with infographics and the sharing element to infographics is somewhat limited (I'll happily forward on and link to good content but I'd do it even more if it's about me, the selfish human that I am). This takes on a new twist- linkbait via dynamic infographics!
What I like about this is it's a little different for every user, and people want to share (and link to) interesting things that are about themselves!
As an SEO I would've implemented a different URL structure to prevent creating hundreds of pages for each user, however judging by the shares this has already received I'd be surprised if it doesn't pick up a decent amount of links too.
Perhaps it's time to get a web developer involved as well as the designer or content writer when crafting your next linkbait campaign?
February 24th, 2011.
How does a paywall change your link acquisition rate?
The current trend of Newspaper sites to publish their content behind paywalls seems to be gathering speed. The recent Google announcement of its OnePass payment system can only increase the process by making payment technology available to a wider audience.
I thought it would be interesting to look to see how the move to paywalls has affected the news sites backlink acquisition rates.
So far the main newspapers that have added Paywalls have been,
- The Financial Times – 2002
- Moneyweek – 2005
- The Times and The Sunday Times – April 2010
- The News Of The World – November 2010
- The Telegraph is set to add a paywall in September 2011
Taking the two most recent examples of The Time and The News Of The World, and using the excellent Majestic SEO graph functionality we are able to see changes on their backlink acquisition rates.
We can see clearly from the graph above that following the addition of the paywall in November 2010 over the next two months inbound links to The News Of The World fell by more than 50%
Similar, but less dramatic results for The Times. This is slightly more confusing as the paywall coincided with a domain change from timesonline.co.uk to thetimes.co.uk. We can see clearly that link gains to the old URL start to decline without the new domain ever really gaining links as a comparative rate.
Where I see some really interesting data is in the rate of acquisition for competitors sites who chose not to implement a paywall. A close online and offline competitor to both The Times and NOTW is The Daily Mail.
Their acquisition rate starts to climb sharply from the date The Times paywall goes live, and their highest ever month coincides with the NOTW adding their paywall. It'll be interesting to see if the following two low months, December and January are a result of incomplete link data or some other trend.
It's an interesting theory to see of the final few content producers within a market start to perform far better in terms of finance and popularity than those that eventually choose to follow the paywall route.


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Since Renee posted that last week was quiet I thought I would share my process/progress both for feedback and (self) entertainment. Ten minutes worth of net research indicated that Wednesday seems to have the least number of songs so I thought I would start with Wednesday.
In National Poetry Writing Month (April) one of the prompts was to write a poem using a limited letter list. The thought I had for this assignment is to start with words primarily made of with letters "w" "e" "d" "n" "s" "a" & "y" and in generating that (page and a half and growing) list that spawned the title. The only added letter in the title is the "r" in wander.
This website is useful to generate word lists:
The word list is a bit more liberal adding words that I think of or stumble across with added letters. I am initially focusing on key words with at least three of the letters w, e, d, n, s, a, or y. I hope to use alliteration, assonance and consonance instead of rhymes in the song. Next I have started to group the words by senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch, organic, kinesthetic) and want to search through some poetry for more descriptive words.
My power word list is a bit weak with some phrases added, so far it is "hump day", "middle of the work week", "woe", "routine", "waiting", "winds", and "day that gets wished away".
For the music I am working on chord progressions in the key of "E" with a short-cut capo simulating open "A" (capo on second fret on 2nd, 3rd and 4th strings only). No "E" chord in the verse or chorus, I am saving the root "E" chord for the bridge. Probably the chords will be familiar shapes but variations in sound with the capo. Since I am in a type of open "A" my thought is to start with and focus on variations of the "A" chord. Trying different fingerpicking patterns to generate a melody. Thinking about using a different rhythm, maybe something random from Garageband. I want to start with a melody and rhythm that I like first before developing lyric lines.
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EchoBoy TDM from SoundToys is a plug-in that provides vintage based delay and echo. It is available in TDM, RTAS and Audio Units plug-in formats (all provided on the installer). The plug-in is very easy to use, but still provides multiple options for tailoring its performance.
Classic delay sources were modeled and presented in thirty-styles. Sources include, amongst others, an ATR-102 half-inch two-track machine along with an EchoPlex, Space Echo, Memory Man, DM-2 and the TelRay oilcan delay. EchoBoy's chorus even emulates the Boss CE-2 chorus, considered by many to be the holy-grail of guitar chorus pedals.
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It's the best thing to hit the internet since Grumpy Cat: Video editing geniuses -- also known as people with a lot of spare time on their hands -- cut clips of screaming goats into the long notes of loud and well-known chick anthems and other pop hits.
Scores of songs have been thusly "honored." But how do the people who recorded the originals feel about it?
We can't speak for everyone, but it seems Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood are certainly having some la-aaaaaaa-ughs over it. (Aren't we amusing?)
I had heard recently that Kelly Clarkson and Clive Davis were having some "artistic differences" about her new album, but apparently things have taken a nasty turn!
Kelly Clarkson has finally found her Prince Charming and he's a total pair of Wranglers. Wait, what? Clarkson explained to PEOPLE Magazine, "I was dating skinny jeans and I needed Wranglers." No more pretty boy jerk types for the 'Stronger' songstress, she's found her genuine nice guy in her soon-to-be husband Brandon Blackstock.
Jewel's haunting piano ballad 'Foolish Games' has been given a makeover for her greatest hits album, thanks to Kelly Clarkson, who duets with the singer-songwriter on a new recording of the track.
Kelly Clarkson has been keeping her wedding plans under wraps, that is, until now. According to Taste of Country, Brandon Blackstock's bride-to-be is opening up about her special day.
Beyonce is set to perform the Halftime show at the Super Bowl on February 3rd, but before that she needed a warm up! Today she sang the national anthem at the 2nd Inauguration for President Obama