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"We're already talking about when we go on the road how are we going to do Twitter, what are we going to film, and how are we going to keep our social media content active and keep people interested as we're traveling," says Cooper. "If it means we have to stop at a Starbucks to get some WiFi to post something, we'll do that."
"Five years ago people would just go on tour," says Bushnell. "They'd take a few pictures and maybe they'd post them. Now it's essential that you're uploading videos every day from tour. Every tour for every band has changed forever."
Going After Goals
Being a rock star is about as lofty a goal as you can get. Both Cooper and Bushnell admit they still have a way to go before getting there, but they recognize what it takes just to get a shot.
"You really have to drop every other thing in your life and focus and think, what do we have to do to get to this next step, and when you get there, what do we have to do to get to the next step," says Cooper. "You're not going to be rich overnight. It's going to be hard. It's going to suck. But if you want it and you believe enough… if you make the right moves and be professional and stick to a game plan you'll find success."
"Here's my take for anyone who wants to achieve super lofty, lofty stuff," says Bushnell. "The first step is look at yourself and whatever that field is, look at the best most successful people—if that's what you want to be (the best, most successful)—and you have to be very honest and go, 'Am I good enough or can I take what I am and make it as good as these people or better?'" If you can do that, Bushnell adds you then put in the work to make it happen.
After a decade of ups, downs and stagnation, it took just over a year for HB Surround Sound to implement a business approach and get their chance on the big stage. All businesses could benefit from this level of laser beam focus to write their own success story—HB Surround Sound will be crushing the soundtrack.
You can find their latest EPs, "Explode" and "Back to Reality" on iTunes. Their summer tour dates can be found on their Facebook page.
Disclosure: As you may have guessed, I am related to Doug Cooper; he's my very talented younger brother. I considered not writing this because of our relationship, but the more he and I discussed his band's process to achieve their goals, I found myself connecting the dots to business and wanting to share the information with others in hopes it inspires. I hope it has.

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I am a spaniard living in NYC who craves her mother's rice and this is the best rice I have tasted and the value for your money is amazing.
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Serve the most well seasoned, juicy rotiserrie chicken 'in the heights.' They Rice and Beans are also pretty good. All very reasonably priced. They serve pretty quickly as well.
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Brad K can continue to drink Miller until 2017
Brad Keselowski and Miller Lite have signed to stay with Penske Racing through 2017. The real big news coming out of this deal is Miller will only be on the car for 24 races at Penske's request. Penske believes they can sell those twelve races and open up bigger revenue for the team by attracting new sponsorship. Miller was said to be more than willing to sponsor the full 36 races. I would take a 12 race sponsorship worth of beer if they are offering.
Kahne unveils 2014 paint scheme
Kasey Kahne unveiled his 2014 paint scheme on Tuesday. This will be his third different paint scheme in three years. Of them, this might be my favorite but I dig dark blues.
Indy gets a second IndyCar Race
It was announced Tuesday that on May 10, 2014 the Grand Prix of Indy will be added to the May line up of events that lead to the Indianapolis 500. The drivers will run on a newly resurfaced road course track, and in the opposite direction from the normal direction the Indy 500 will be run. This is being billed as IndyCar's answer to NASCAR's Speedweeks in Daytona. Okay, I like the idea I really do but, is this coming off as desperate to anyone else?
Speedway Motorsports Inc. has lawsuit tossed
SMI had a lawsuit tossed this week where they claimed the county that they and Charlotte Motor Speedway are based in backed out on an $80 million dollar tax break from Cabarrus County. Smith threatened to move the operation if he did not receive his tax break in 2007. While having a letter from a couple of government officials promising things, the three judges who heard the case said this was not a legally binding contract. Smith made threats earlier this year to move the events of Charlotte to Las Vegas. Smith later back down because he's out of his ever loving mind.
Larson to start Charlotte
Kyle Larson will slide into the seat of the 51 Target Chevy at Charlotte Motor Speedway. This is just a way to get him some seat time before they give him the full Joey Logano experience of a horrible rookie season.
Germain leaves Ford for Chevy
The number 13 of Germain Racing is leaving their technical alliance with Ford and Roush-Yates engines to Chevrolet with Richard Childress Racing. Casey Mears has experience in the RCR shop as he drove for the team in 2009. This has the chance to elevate Germain Racing's cup car, but I still see them being two years away from the shape of Furniture Row Racing.
Allgaier to make start number two at Kansas
Justin Allgaier will be in the 51 BRANDT Chevy. He will spin twice, and bring out the first and fifth caution I'm predicting.
Allmendinger back at Kansas
AJ Allmendinger will get back behind the wheel of the 47 JTG-Daugherty Toyota for the race at Kansas on Sunday. Bobby Labonte is said to be riding his bike at a feverish taste with vengeance on his mind.
Leavine Family Racing expands to Nationwide
Leavine Family Racing will be expanding to a Nationwide program full time for 2014. They will also enter two races this season. In additional the Nationwide program they are a full time cup program and will continue to be so. You just never see them because they get passed so fast by the leader when going a lap down.
Racing goes Pink in October
October as many know is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and in the tradition of wearing pink, or a pink ribbon many drivers will be running pink cars this month. Some of the known cars slated to go pink are The Force Sisters Brittany and Courtney in NHRA, Danica Patrick, Matt Kenseth, Brian Vickers, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Greg Biffle, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Brad Sweet, Regan Smith, Elliot Sadler, among many to run a pink car at some point or another this month.
Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award Finalist announced
Duncan Dobie, Lisa Hall, Don Post, and Richard Johnson have been announced for the prestigious Betty Jane France Humanitarian Award. You can vote on the award at nascar.com/awards
Nelson Piquet Jr. fined for slur
Nelson Piquet Jr. was fined $10,000 by NASCAR put on indefinite probation and ordered to attend sensitivity training for using an anti-gay slur in a public Instagram post to a friend. Okay here's what pisses me off about this. Back in February Jeremy Clements used a racial slur in a conversation with a MTV editor.
I see NO difference between the two slurs. I don't give a damn if it's racial, religious, sexual, anti-gay, or whatever. A hurtful and hateful slur is a hurtful and hateful slur! I applauded NASCAR for suspending Jeremy Clements! He went through the channels and he's racing.
I however am absolutely IRATE over the fact Nelson Piquet Jr. was given a fine, and probation. What in the blue hell is that load of crap?! We want to talk about NASCAR making up things as they go? Well here ya are, NASCAR suspending one driver for a slur and putting another on probation. It's utter and unbelievable non-sense.
Have we all made mistakes in our lives with the terms we've chosen to use? Yes, and I have no doubt that applies to everyone. No one is perfect. And no, I'm not saying Piquet Jr. should be utterly crucified and kicked out of racing. But be consistent! A racial slur is just as hateful as anti-gay slur.
If you feel one offense is offensive enough to be suspended, then all should be handled that way!
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So you don\'t like cottage cheese? You will now!
Hey guys there have been millions of posts about cottage cheese. I for one HATE the tast of it and many others must agree. Well with help from another member not mentioning any names *cough* Legendary *Cough* Watcher. But before I get into how to make the most delicious and most healthiest night shake in the world, i'll have to answer a few constant questions.
Many weightlifters badmouth cottage cheese, whining that it tastes bad and can't be used in any recipes (I henceforth declare them crybabies, by the way). To overlook cottage cheese is to do without a great source of lean protein and a versatile food.
Thus, I have made it my mission to convert the heathen.
High in protein, low in fat, easily available even in the crummiest dive of a convenience store, and great as a substitute for higher-fat cheeses or in its own right, cottage cheese is truly the food of the gods.
What is cottage cheese?
Cottage cheese is a soft, fresh-curd variety of cheese that has been made in Europe and America for centuries. It is an uncured cheese (one that has not been aged), and is favored by weight watchers because it is lower in fat than most cheeses.
In the process of making cottage cheese, the first stage of cheese making takes place as the milk is separated into curds (milk protein and butter fat) and whey (the liquid component of milk). The curds are then gently heated and drained. The cheese is now ready to eat, though cream and seasoning may be added to some varieties.
What role does cottage cheese play in bodybuilding?
CC has caesin protein, which is slow digesting. Thats key before bed because this way it is in ur body longer while u sleep, and since ur basiclly fasting for 8-10 hrs at night when u sleep, the longer the food is in you, the better.
Cottage Cheese is a great natural source of Glutamine.
Can it be eaten on a cut?
Yes it can. Depends on what type you purchase though. Cottage cheese is available in large- and small-curd varieties, with various levels of fat content that may range from 1 to 5 grams per cup.
Varieties include creamed cottage cheese, 2% and 1% cottage cheeses, and dry-curd cottage cheese. All varieties are available lightly salted, unsalted, and lactose-free. Farmers cheese is cottage cheese that has been pressed into a block, and in contrast to cottage cheese it may sometimes be aged.
Whats the nutritional value of cottage cheese?
Cottage cheese (2%, low-fat), 1 cup (226g)
Calories: 203
Protein: 31g
Carbohydrate: 8.2g
Total Fat: 4.4g
Fiber: 0.0g
Do I still need to take cottage cheese even though I hate the taste?
Cottage Cheese is simply curds and whey (like the stuff in whey power :P). Its a great source of low fat protein, and stays with you for long digestion.
Some people can't stomach it. They don't like the taste, but there really is not anything much better for a fitness guru.
What is casein protein?
Casein protein is a primary protein found in milk, along with whey protein. Casein is the insoluble protein fraction of milk. It is absorbed more slowly than whey and provides the body with amino acids over an extended period in comparison to whey protein, the soluble protein fraction in milk.
Whats better, casein protein or cottage cheese?
Cottage cheese would probably be your best choice because casein IS basically cottage cheese just in solid form. It really depends on personal preference as some may hate the taste. (After you try my shake you'll change your mind quick smart). I'd personally take cottage cheese as its a whole food sorce rather than a powder and has alot more calcium which is an added benefit. But the best benefit is,
cottage cheese is a hell of alot more cheaper than casein is.
Here are the calories for different types of cottage cheese:
Cottage Cheese (1/2 cup)
Cottage Cheese, creamed, 1 tbsp 13cal
Cottage Cheese, creamed 101cal
Cottage Cheese, 2% fat 101cal
Cottage Cheese, 1% fat 82cal
Cottage Cheese, fat-free 80cal
Cottage Cheese, Weight Watchers 90cal
From here you can see that there isn't very many calories in cottage cheese, plus most of the calories coming from them are from protein another good factor for cottage cheese.
Now if you MUST eat cottage cheese during the day as its something you love but are board with eating it from the tub here are some quick and easy recipies:
"Tapioca" Pudding:
If you like tapioca pudding, try this low-carb alternative. For each 1/2 serving, mix in 1/2 teaspoon vanilla flavoring and 1 packet artificial sweetener.
Morning Preserves:
Add 1 tablespoon sugar-free or reduced sugar preserves per 1/2 cup cottage cheese.
Summer Fruit:
A few strawberries, blueberries, diced peaches, chopped banana or pineapple chunks sprinkle on top go a long way with cottage cheese. If carb content is a concern, try using a dash of tropical or strawberry-banana flavored sugar-free drink mix as an alternative to real fruit.[/b]
Chocolate Mousse:
Add a 1/2 scoop of chocolate flavored protein drink mix (or 1 teaspoon of cocoa + 2 packets artificial sweetener), 1 tablespoon sugar-free chocolate instant pudding mix and whip in blender (you may need to add a little water or milk to thin it a little bit). Top with diced walnuts or almonds if desired and chill until set or ready to eat.
Tuna and Cottage Cheese Mix:
For an ultra protein snack, mix 1 part canned tuna and 1 equal part cottage cheese. The mixture is incredibly versatile. Eat it on its own or use it in a sandwich.
fantastic...another thing people can try if they do not like the taste of CC, is Low Fat Cottage Cheese & Pineapple made by Knudsen. 16 Oz's has the nutritional break down of:
420 Cals
52 Cals from Fat
7 grams of Fat
3.5 grams Sat Fat
35 Mg of Cholest
49 grams Carbs
42 grams Sugar (**** sugar)
39 grams Protein
and the taste is not bad. the sugar is an issue but its survivable.
I'd like to add 2 more recipe options:
lately at night I have ben doing the following:
4 egg whites (or however many you desire)
big spoonful of cottage cheese
Whip them up and drop in frying pan! So yummy, cheesy eggs!
My newest recipe:
Cottage Cheese Pizza
Mix 1/3C oats with 1 egg white and a bit of water (so its not runny). Cook like a pancake. While still in pan add pizza sauce (I make my own, see below) and then top with 1/3C cottage cheese. Broil in oven until cheese melts and browns a bit. (also can add traditional toppings ie veggies, meat...) Enjoy!
can of salt free tomatoes
basil, pepper, oregano
splash of balsamic vinegar
hot sauce if you like spice (I don't)
dollop of olive oil
Hope you guys like these!!
I'm tellin you this is the best CC recipe i have ever tasted:
1 cup fat free cottage cheese
1 sugar free jello snack
1-2 tbsp of fat free cool whip
mix everything in a bowl, tastes awesome.
For me it's :
6 to 8 oz of 1% cottage cheese
1 tbsp of natural almond butter (or peanut butter)
2 Splenda packs
1 scoop of Isolate Whey Vanilla (or concentrate who cares)
Now I need some.. i'll sleep earlier to eat my Cottage.
I have tried some of these myself and they arn't too bad.
Ok, well I think its time to show you how to make the best night shake. Its very convinient as you dont have to really prepare anything, just throw it all in a blender an voala.
500ml chilled water.
1 Teaspoon Peanut Butter. Cals:95g, Fat:8g, Carb:3g, Pro:4g
1 Tablespoon Flax. Cals:120g, Fat:14g, Carb:0g, Pro:0g
2 Scoops of whey.Cals: 96g, Fat:1g, Carb:2g, Pro:23g
Half a cup of cottage cheese. Cals:82g, Fat:1g, Carb:3g, Pro:14g
Ice cubes: (personal perference)
Macros Toatal:
Calories: 393g
Fat: 24g (only 4g saturated)
Carbohydrates: 8g
Protein: 41g
Throw all ingredients into blender, turn on, pour into container, drink up.
Alright guys thats basically everything to know about Cottage Cheese. If you have any more questions about this topic post them in here and I will try my best to help if not me, then someone with more knowledge may answer you questions. In the meantime, cheers and enjoy your cottage cheese.
Special thanks to Legendary Watcher for all his help, he's be a true champion!

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When it comes to romance, texting can be very tricky. On the one hand, it's a great way to put yourself out there if you're the shy type. On the other hand, your messages can fall flat. Take this guy for instance. He took a leap of faith and fell hard.
You can also run into the problem of your words not getting the attention they deserve when they're typed out on a tiny screen. In this case, those three little words everyone longs to hear got taken with a grain of salt. Frowny face.
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Taste-testing delicious foods makes for a fun get-together. I hosted a chocolate-tasting party a couple of years ago that was a big hit with my friends—and we still buy the winning chocolate regularly. Everyone seems to enjoy tasting a bunch of delectable foods and rating them on scorecards.
Recently, it occurred to me that a taste-testing party would be a great way to do some vegan outreach. I asked some vegan friends to join in, and after some brainstorming, our Faux-Meat Tasting Party was born. We invited all our meat-eating friends and ended up with an enthusiastic group of about 40 people who were eager for some free food. Our main goal was to find out which faux meats were the most popular so that we'd be able to use them in future vegan food giveaway events. But we had another objective: to give our friends an easy way to try a variety of faux-meat products. We were betting that most people would enjoy some of the "meats" enough that they would buy them again. For many people, it's a lot easier to transition to vegetarian meals by simply replacing the meat in their favorite recipes with a faux meat.
We offered 13 different vegan meats: four burgers, four chicken-style products, four hot dogs, and barbecue "riblets." We chose meats that are widely available at chain grocery stores, like Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and Safeway, so that it would be easy for our guests to buy their favorites afterward. We served the meats in bite-size pieces for easy sampling, and everyone had a scorecard so they could rate their choices from best to worst.
Our overall winner was the MorningStar Farms Hickory BBQ Riblets, which had an impressive average score of 6.1 out of a possible 7. We ran out of the riblets very quickly, even though this was the last meat to come out of the kitchen!
Tied for second place were the Boca Original Chik'n Patties and the Vegetarian Plus Vegan Half Chicken (available at Whole Foods). Both of these chicken products scored an average of 5.3 out of 7. Leading the pack for the hot dogs was the Yves Hot Dog, and the most popular burgers were the Amy's California Veggie Burger and the Boca Original Vegan Burger.
Overall, we found that the faux chicken was very well liked, the burgers got average scores, and the hot dogs were the least preferred, although we suspect that they would have done better if they were served with buns and all the fixings.
One of our guests, a die-hard meat-eater, commented at the end of the party, "If all faux meats are this good, I have absolutely no excuse not to go vegetarian!" We gave everyone a flyer that listed all the meats they had tried and where to buy them. My friends and I are already planning a barbecue "riblet" giveaway event, and now we know exactly which faux meats to recommend when our friends ask us which ones are good. We're also looking forward to our next tasting party. On the menu: vegan sausages and bacon.
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30% of Girls' Clothing Sexualized www.livescience.com May 20, 2011
"Those extreme cases get people's ire up, said Sharon Lamb, a professor of mental health at the University of Massachusetts in Boston who was not involved in the research. But the trend is more insidious than single cases make it out to be, Lamb told LiveScience. "It's not just this most outrageous thing," said Lamb, author of "Packaging Girlhood: Rescuing Our Daughters From Marketer's Schemes" (St. Martin's Press, 2006). "It's a lot of subtle little things, too."
Little Girls Are Made of Sugar -- Not Spice USA Today, April 12, 2011
"Images aimed at boys are no better, says Sharon Lamb, co-author of Packaging Girlhood and Packaging Boyhood.
Cartoons now are "teaching little boys that you bond by getting drunk," says Lamb, a psychology professor at University of massachusetts Boston". "In SpongeBob, they get drunk on ice cream. In Open Season, they get drunk on chocolate." ETC.
Vermont Author Tells Parents Not to Panic Burlington Free Press, April 25, 2011
"The answer is to give girls lots of other opportunities that can compete with that more plastic version of how to gain self worth," Lamb said.
On Boys and Superheroes
In August, after a presentation at APA and a press release, Packaging Boyhood, received a lot of press. Mostly, comic book hero defenders wrote that we were dead wrong. I clarified my remarks to be critical of what comic book heroes had become in the movies that have now popularized them -- action movie Rambos who merely use their powers as an excuse for violence.
"Superheroes Corrupt America's Youth!," Popgun Chaos, August 19, 2010
"…after a minute of talking with Dr. Lamb, I was pleased to find her not only kind and accommodating, but firmly in support of comics and graphic novels. Essentially, Dr. Lamb's argument is that the movie superhero of today doesn't emphasize social justice so much as he exemplifies superficial trappings – fast cars, big guns, and beautiful women. The article references the Iron Man franchise as a specific example, but in my conversation with Dr. Lamb, she went on to acknowledge that Dark Knight had to fight hard to stay under an "R" rating in movie theaters and that it wasn't a movie for kids despite being marketed as one."
Sharon presented her work at APA on August 15th and APA sent out a press release of the symposium which talked about a study (another presenter, Carlos Santos, that had findings about boys' resistance to mainstream masculinity and their relationships with parents and friends) and also our conclusions about media and marketing influences on boys. [...]
"Being a Mama's Boy: Good for Your Health?", TIME, Friday, Aug. 27, 2010
"Dora the Explorer Turns 10" USA Today, Aug. 10, 2010
"Dora is an action figure," says psychologist Sharon Lamb, co-author of Packaging Girlhood. "Her famous phrase is 'Let's go!' She has a backpack and cool equipment. In other media, boys always have the cool equipment."...
If there are more resourceful girls on TV today — from Sesame Street's Abby Cadabby to the Kai-lan Chow, the bilingual heroine of Nickelodeon's Ni Hao, Kai Lan— it's partly because of Dora's success, and partly because concerned parents have lobbied for them, Lamb says....
Yet Lamb says she's concerned about what she sees as attempts to make Dora more marketable. Last year, Mattel unveiled a tween Dora doll, with longer hair and a prettier, more fashionable look...
"It's the same old message, that when you grow up, you stop exploring and start thinking about how you look," says Lamb, who gathered 10,000 signatures on an online petition to executives at Nickelodeon and Mattel, asking them to create a doll more in keeping with Dora's adventurous spirit.


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The visiting English team went into the first Test at Nagpur with quite a few worries on their platter - injuries being top of the list. However, when the day started they seemed to have got the script right. Stand-in skipper Andrew Flintoff won the toss and elected to bat on what looks like a flat, brown wicket. Staruss and debutant Cook dished out an impressive fare and things looked a little iffy for India then.
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Electronics Recycling Day: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Village Congregational Church, 5 Church St., Whitinsville, is accepting all electronics and appliances. Fees are $5 per computer, $10 for any monitor or small TV less than 19 inches, $15 for TVs between 19 and 26 inches and $20 for TVs over 26 inches wide and wood console TV's. Projection TVs are $25. Appliances are $10 each. Cell phones and car and truck batteries are free.
Bicycle Recycling: 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Village Congregational Church, 5 Church St., Whitinsville, will accept any older/newer mountain, road, BMX adult and kids bikes to be reused. Many will be going to Ghana, Africa, where they are very much needed.
Special Voter Registration Session: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Town Clerk's Office, 7 Main St., Whitinsville, to register voters for the special town meeting Tuesday, Dec. 4 and to make any necessary corrections in the list of voters. All unregistered voters are urged to register at the special session or during regular business hours at the Town Clerk's office.


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Comment Computing is bigger than any one language! (Score 1) 637
I'm no fan of Java-based curricula, for the same reason I'd be no fan of Fortran-based curricula. Computing isn't about one language. Each language and system shows you one hyperplane of a vast multidimensional space. The best programmers know lots of languages, and choose wisely among them — or even create new ones when appropriate.
In the production world, there are times where some C++ or Java code is appropriate
(Just last night, at a meetup, I was talking with two bright young physicists who reported that their universities don't do a good enough job of teaching Fortran, which is the language they actually need to do their job. Scientific computing still relies heavily on Fortran, Matlab, and other languages well removed from what's trendy in the CS department — no matter if that CS department is in the Java, Haskell, or Python camp. But if you want to learn to write good Fortran, you basically need a mentor in the physics department with time to teach you.)
And there are times when the right thing to do is to create a new language, whether a domain-specific language or a new approach on general-purpose computing. There's a good reason Rob Pike came up with Sawzall, a logs-analysis DSL that compiles to arbitrarily parallel mapreduces; and then Go, a C-like systems language with a rocket engine of concurrency built in.
(And there's a good reason a lot of people adopting Go have been coming not from the C++/Java camps that the Go developers expected, but from Python and Ruby: because Go gives you the raw speed of a concurrent and native-compiled language, plus libraries designed by actual engineers, without a lot of the verbose bullshit of C++ or Java. Would I recommend Go as a first language? I'm not so sure about that
What would an optimal computing curriculum look like? I have no freakin' clue. It would have to cover particular basics — variable binding, iteration, recursion, sequencing, data structures, libraries and APIs, concurrency — no matter what the language. But it can't leave its students thinking that one language is Intuitive and the other ones are Just Gratuitously Weird
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A) Call meeting to order—Meeting was called to order at 9:04 a.m., by David Bringhurst, USAC Chair.
B) Note Small Procedural Changes—We will no longer be asking for an approval of minutes at the beginning of each meeting. Any changes to the minutes should be sent to the secretary after they are posted. Also, for future meetings, comments regarding USAC subcommittees and university committees will be held until the end of each meeting (as time permits).
C) Review Summer Accomplishments—Our meetings over the summer helped us create our foundation for the upcoming academic year. The July meeting helped determine USAC's role in the university. The August meeting provided an opportunity to brainstorm on the best ways to advocate for the unclassified staff and what tasks we are interested in taking on for the year.
D) Establish Mission & Vision—David provided a handout that contained information regarding the USAC mission and vision.
E) Clarify Roles & Responsibilities—David provided a handout that discussed what the role of the different USAC member segments (university committee reps, voting members, and officers).
F) Preview This Year's Plan—David provided a handout that discussed the goals for the upcoming academic year and who would be responsible for completing those goals.
G) USAC Subcommittee Updates
H) University Committee Updates
I) Questions or Issues from other unclassified staff in attendance?—No guests in attendance
J) Schedule Reminders
K) Adjourn meeting—Meeting was adjourned at 10 a.m., by David Bringhurst, USAC Chair.


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Plymouth bus services disrupted in second day of strike
Posted: November 15, 2012|
BUS passengers face a second day of disruption today as drivers strike over pay.
Most First Devon and Cornwall services in Plymouth are likely to be hit after talks between union chiefs and bus bosses broke down.
Members of the RMT union staged a strike last month, bringing most First buses to a halt for 24 hours.
First had offered drivers a one per cent rise this year and a proposed 2.7 per cent hike next year in a deal that also tore up existing terms and conditions on sick pay and overtime.
Industrial action due to take place last Thursday was suspended after a revised deal was then tabled, offering a two per cent pay increase from December and 2.3 per cent from April next year.
But workers rejected the offer, claiming the company had deliberately dragged out negotiations so it could sidestep shelling out back pay.
First said last night that it would run a better level of service than in the previous walk-out. "Where possible we have added in some early morning and afternoon journeys to help people get to and from school, college and work destinations," a spokesperson said.
"We are prioritising school and college services, and the park and ride service in Devon.
"We regret the disruption this industrial action is causing our customers."
Among the services First hopes to run today include:
A reduced park and ride service in Plymouth, with buses running up to every 15 minutes, rather than every seven minutes on normal days.
Service 2: A half-hourly service from Plymouth city centre to Mountbatten pier via Plymstock and Hooe.
Service 86: A journey to and from Plymouth to Tavistock College at 7.20am from Plymouth, and 3.05pm from Tavistock.
Service 89, Tavistock town bus.
All other services are expected to be severely disrupted. Up-to-date details will be on the company's website and via its Facebook and Twitter pages.


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From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome 133 BC to AD 68
Taylor & Francis, Sep 1, 2010 - History - 448 pages
From the Gracchi to Nero is an outstanding history of the Roman world from 133 BC to 68 AD. Fifty years since publication it is widely hailed as the classic survey of the period, going through many revised and updated editions until H.H. Scullard's death. It explores the decline and fall of the Roman Republic and the establishment of the Pax Romana under the early Principate. In superbly clear style, Scullard brings vividly to life the Gracchi's attempts at reform, the rise and fall of Marius and Sulla, Pompey and Caesar, society and culture in the late Roman Republic, the Augustan Principate, Tiberius and Gaius, Claudius and Nero, and economic and social life in the early Empire.
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Dr. Michael Strong, the dean of the Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry, will be in Windsor next month to speak about the most common and devastating of motor neuron afflictions: Lou Gehrig's Disease.
New floor of campus medical building offers nursing simulation (with video)
Local med students bidding for conference, could help attract more docs to Windsor-Essex
Age, income linked to earlier diagnosis of thyroid cancer: Schulich researcher
Windsor doctor only Canadian among 2012 recipients of U.S. teaching award
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Med school is one big party … at least for the community
This week in Windsor, medical school is one big party … for the community, at least. Medical students are still in lectures and writing exams, but Windsor is celebrating what everyone is calling a major accomplishment. On Tuesday afternoon, the […]
Block of Ouellette Avenue re-named in honour of graduating med students
To honour the first batch of graduates from Windsor's medical school, Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital and the city have temporarily re-named a stretch of Ouellette Avenue "Schulich Way." "I think it's a wonderful gesture," said Dr. Gerry Cooper, Associate Dean at the Windsor […]


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Making a Difference: Alumni for Others Tutor 8th Graders -- It is widely known that LMU students are active in community service. However, for many of them the idea of giving back to others does not stop after graduation. Through programs like Alumni for Others, LMU lions continue to make a difference throughout Los Angeles and the world, long after their student days have ended.
For seven years a cornerstone project of LMU's Alumni for Others program has been a tutoring assignment that prepares 8th graders from 55 inner city grade schools in Southern California for their high school placement exams.
Alumni spend a minimum of two Saturday mornings at Loyola High School, located in Los Angeles, where participants provide guidance to more than 700 students studying for their big tests. The weekend includes reviewing the essentials in mathematics and English as well as brushing up on their interview skills. In the course of the last seven years, more than 150 LMU alumni and friends have participated in this unique program.
Founded on the principle from the gospel of Matthew 10:8, which states that "the gift you have received, give as a gift," this program is doing just that. To Linda Marie Lang '76, assistant director for alumni relations at LMU and a regular volunteer, the most rewarding part of the experience is "knowing that you have helped to make a difference in a child's life."
Other activities that the group engages in have included building homes for needy families in Tijuana and renovating inner-city schools. To learn how to get involved with Alumni for Others, please visit www.lmu.edu/alumni.
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The scene outside of the Unicoi County Sheriff's Department on Tuesday evening represented quite a contrast between two future best friends.
Six-year-old Nathaniel Sams was spiritedly engaged in a game of tag with other children while Malachi, the 11-week-old chocolate labrador that Nathaniel had received earlier in the day, was winding down, attempting to catch a quick nap before making his way to his new home.
And while many walks and games of fetch are sure to take place in the coming years, Malachi will serve an even greater purpose than acting as man's best friend. He may one day save Nathaniel's life.
Nathaniel was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in late May. This revelation proved to be eye-opening for Nathaniel's parents, Donna and John, who admit they knew nothing about diabetes before their son's diagnosis.
"When they told us Nathaniel had diabetes, me and John looked at each other and were like, 'OK, how long has he got to live?' We didn't know," Donna said. "And then you look back and you're thinking of all those times, all those slight little symptoms that we would see, and it's like he was so close to death so many times that we didn't even know it."
Type 1 diabetes is a chronic disease in which the body produces little or none of the hormone insulin, which is needed to convert food into energy. The dangers of this form of diabetes include coma and seizures, and long-term effects may include eyesight, circulation and kidney problems. Although type 1 diabetes is not curable, it can be managed with insulin injections. If left unchecked, type 1 diabetes can be fatal.
"It's a pretty aggressive, silent killer," Donna said.
It was the Bluff City family's affinity for canine companionship that eventually led them to Malachi. Following the birth of a litter of Doberman puppies, Donna said she asked a trainer if dogs could be trained to detect drops or spikes in blood sugar levels. Further research into her own query would lead Donna to Warren Retrievers.
The Montpelier, Va.-based Warren Retrievers is a breeder of labrador retrievers that are purchased to serve as family pets, therapy dogs, search and rescue dogs, service dogs, and diabetic alert dogs, which Malachi is being trained to become.
Cheri Campbell, a trainer with Warren Retrievers, said the use of diabetic alert dogs is still a fairly new concept, but an effective one. Campbell will remain with the Sams family this week to ensure that Malachi's transition into his new surroundings goes smoothly. Campbell will also check in with the Sams family weekly via phone or Skype and will make quarterly visits to further Malachi's training.
"We are in constant contact with them," Campbell said.
Diabetics with high blood sugar levels give off a sweet, almost cotton candy-like scent, Donna said. When blood sugar levels drop, they will put off a sour, acidy scent.
Donna said diabetic alert dogs can detect drops or increases in blood sugar levels through their powerful sense of smell and are trained to alert the person with diabetes or others when these drops or rises occur. These dogs, she said, can sense an increase or decrease 20 to 45 minutes before a glucose monitoring device.
"It's all the nose...You can take your blood sugar and get a reading of 90 or 100, which is great, and the dog can keep persistently alerting you and you can check it again 15 minutes later and you're low," Donna said. "The dog knew long before you did."
At first, a diabetic alert dog will emit a distinct cry or whine to alert its owner of these drops or increases. As the dog gets older, it will learn to alert its owner of blood sugar drops and increases through means such as touching with its paws and licking. Diabetic alert dogs are also trained to retrieve medication when needed and even dial 911 through a special device if necessary, Donna said.
"They're taught to alert until it's recognized," Campbell said of diabetic alert dogs.
Since their son's diagnosis, Donna said she and John have slept in for hour shifts every night because someone must keep an eye on Nathaniel's blood sugar levels. They are hopeful having Malachi around will ease some of their anxiety.
Through the Americans with Disabilities Act, no matter where Nathaniel goes, whether it's school, a movie or a ball game, Malachi will be by his side, Donna said.
"Anywhere Nathaniel goes, Malachi will be right there with him," she said. "This is a permanent buddy for him."
The Sams family held a fundraising cookout Tuesday outside of the UCSD to help pay for the purchase of Malachi and have other fundraising events planned. The family will next be at the Elizabethton Chick-fil-A location on Oct. 20 from 5-8 p.m.
For more information on diabetic alert dogs, visit www.diabeticalertdogs.com, warrenretrievers.com, or guardianangelservicedogs.org.


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It's rare that I mention my third child on this Blog directly, but today is a special birthday for her. Yes, she's a girl. Did you know I had a third child? Oh, fine, then let me put that right immediately! This is the technological offspring, to which giving birth was infinitely more painful than the human fleshy kidlings. And today, she is RE-born! That calls for balloons.
We christened her www.SaveEveryStep.com; catchy eh? It seemed like a fine name for a child who is devoted to enabling YOU and the multiple generations of your family to capture and preserve the memories and stories of your collective lifetimes, for posterity.
You might already use a Blog as the method by which you record the development of your children through the years. You may be a scrap-booker, or simply squirrel away everything of significance in a big box in the garage. Whatever your method, if you're saving your memories for a future generation, I applaud you.
If, on the other hand, you don't yet have a means with which you can celebrate past times, re-live your childhood, or ensure that you pass on the stories of your life to your children, I would implore you to find one. If SaveEveryStep can help any one of you, I will die a happy woman (not yet hopefully, that would be unfortunate on the week of re-launch).
If you have a friend or relative who you think could benefit from a brief trot down memory lane, or a parent whose lifetime memoir is simply screaming to be jemmied from them with a crow-bar, or if you belong to a school community who have a desperate need to manage their archives or share daily school life with parents, then please point them in our direction. I rarely beg, it's terribly unbecoming, but the sand is running through the hour glass, folks. When they're gone, their stories are gone too. Trust me, this is the reason I gave birth to this baby in the first place….
The site is back with a sleek new look, amazing value pricing, and some fantastic new features:-
- The cool new Lifeline layout enables you to view your memories in chronological order on mobile devices, without any software downloads
- You can now share any public Event on Facebook, Twitter or by email, like this!
- You can still 'Try before you Buy' – it won't cost a penny to register and have a go before committing, and there are excellent value price plans for every pocket
- We'll soon also be bringing in an iPhone app to help you create Lifeline events on the move – real-time memory preservation!
Why not take a quick peek, or tell a friend?
We are looking for Bloggers who might be interested in reviewing the all-new SaveEveryStep website. Please contact Helen if you're interested in testing it out.
Happy Re-Birthday Baby!
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Parallel Verses
New International Version
Do not be wise in your own eyes; fear the LORD and shun evil.
New Living Translation
Don't be impressed with your own wisdom. Instead, fear the LORD and turn away from evil.
English Standard Version
Be not wise in your own eyes; fear the LORD, and turn away from evil.
New American Standard Bible
Do not be wise in your own eyes; Fear the LORD and turn away from evil.
King James Bible
Be not wise in thine own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
Don't consider yourself to be wise; fear the LORD and turn away from evil.
International Standard Version
Do not be wise in your own opinion. Fear the LORD and turn away from evil.
NET Bible
Do not be wise in your own estimation; fear the LORD and turn away from evil.
Aramaic Bible in Plain English
Do not be wise in your own eyes but be in awe of Lord Jehovah and depart from evil
GOD'S WORD® Translation
Do not consider yourself wise. Fear the LORD, and turn away from evil.
Jubilee Bible 2000
Be not wise in thine own eyes; fear the LORD and depart from evil.
King James 2000 Bible
Be not wise in your own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.
American King James Version
Be not wise in your own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.
American Standard Version
Be not wise in thine own eyes; Fear Jehovah, and depart from evil:
Douay-Rheims Bible
Be not wise in thy own conceit: fear God, and depart from evil:
Darby Bible Translation
Be not wise in thine own eyes; fear Jehovah, and depart from evil:
English Revised Version
Be not wise in thine own eyes; fear the LORD, and depart from evil:
Webster's Bible Translation
Be not wise in thy own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.
World English Bible
Don't be wise in your own eyes. Fear Yahweh, and depart from evil.
Young's Literal Translation
Be not wise in thine own eyes, Fear Jehovah, and turn aside from evil.
Parallel CommentariesMatthew Henry's Concise Commentary
3:7-12 There is not a greater enemy to the fear of the Lord in the heart, than self-conceit of our own wisdom. The prudence and sobriety which religion teaches, tend not only to the health of the soul, but to the health of the body. Worldly wealth is but poor substance, yet, such as it is, we must honour God with it; and those that do good with what they have, shall have more to do more good with. Should the Lord visit us with trials and sickness, let us not forget that the exhortation speaks to us as to children, for our good. We must not faint under an affliction, be it ever so heavy and long, not be driven to despair, or use wrong means for relief. The father corrects the son whom he loves, because he loves him, and desires that he may be wise and good. Afflictions are so far from doing God's children any hurt, that, by the grace of God, they promote their holiness.
Pulpit Commentary
Verse 7. - Be not wise in thine own eyes. This admonition carries on the thought from the preceding verses (5, 6), approaching it from a different direction. It is a protest against self-sufficiency, self-conceit, and self-reliance. It says, in effect, "Trust in the Lord, do not trust in yourself." Wisdom, as Michaelis remarks, is to trust in God; to trust in yourself and in your own wisdom is unwisdom. God denounces this spirit: "Woe unto them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!" (Isaiah 5:21), because such a spirit leads to the prohibited self-dependence, and is inconsistent with "the tear of the Lord." The precept of the text is reiterated by St. Paul, especially in Romans 12:16, "Be not wise in your own conceits" (cf. 1 Corinthians 8:8; Galatians 6:3). It commends humility. The diligent search for Wisdom is commanded. The great hindrance to all true wisdom is the thought that we have already attained it (Plumptre). In thine own eyes; i.e. in thine own estimation; arbitrio tuo (Trem. et Jun.). Fear the Lord, and depart from evil. The connection of this with the first part of the verse becomes clear upon reflection. "The fear of the Lord" is true wisdom (Job 28:28; Proverbs 1:7). Fear the Lord, therefore, because it is the best corrective of one's own wisdom, which engenders arrogance, pride, presumption of mind, which, moreover, is deceptive and apt to lead to sin. The fear of the Lord has this other advantage - that it leads to the departure from evil (Proverbs 16:6) It is the mark of the wise man that he fears the Lord, and departs from evil (Proverbs 14:16). These precepts form the two elements of practical piety (Delitzsch), an eminent example of which as Job (Job 1:1).
Gill's Exposition of the Entire Bible
Be not wise in thine own eyes,.... So as to act independently of God; not to trust in him, nor acknowledge him, nor seek to him for help and direction; nor ask nor take the advice of others; but, being conceited and self-sufficient, lean to thine own understanding, as being wise enough to conduct all affairs in life by thy own discretion; and in matters of religion wiser than thy teachers, and even than the Scriptures, being wise above that which is written; pleasing thyself with thine own wisdom, as exceeding others; glorying in it as thine own acquisition, and not ascribing it to God, so far as it any ways deserves the name of wisdom; though for the most part that which men glory in, and are conceited of, is not wisdom, but folly; and at least it is their folly to boast of it and be elated with it; see Isaiah 5:21, Romans 12:16;
fear the Lord; which is true wisdom; and, where this is not, there is none, let men be ever so conceited; and where this is there is humility; these two go together, and make a man wise, rich, and honourable, Proverbs 22:4. The fear of the Lord is opposed to pride, high-mindedness, and vain conceit, Romans 11:20; this includes reverence of God, faith in him, dependence on him, acknowledgment of him, seeking to him for direction, and carefulness not to offend him;
and depart from evil; from the evil of self-confidence and self-conceit, and from all other evil; the fear of God influences men to avoid sin, and abstain from all appearance of it; by means and through the exercise of it men forsake it, and keep at a distance from it, Proverbs 16:6. Nehemiah could not do as others did, because of the fear of the Lord; and Job was a man that feared God, and therefore he avoided that which was evil, Nehemiah 5:15.
Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary
7. (Compare Pr 27:2; Ro 12:16).
fear … evil—reverentially regarding His law.
Proverbs 3:7 Additional Commentaries
Trust in the Lord
…6In all your ways acknowledge Him, And He will make your paths straight. 7Do not be wise in your own eyes; Fear the LORD and turn away from evil. 8It will be healing to your body And refreshment to your bones.…
Cross References
Romans 12:16
Live in harmony with one another. Do not be proud, but be willing to associate with people of low position. Do not be conceited.
Exodus 20:20
Moses said to the people, "Do not be afraid. God has come to test you, so that the fear of God will be with you to keep you from sinning."
2 Samuel 12:20
Then David got up from the ground. After he had washed, put on lotions and changed his clothes, he went into the house of the LORD and worshiped. Then he went to his own house, and at his request they served him food, and he ate.
Job 1:1
In the land of Uz there lived a man whose name was Job. This man was blameless and upright; he feared God and shunned evil.
Job 28:28
And he said to the human race, "The fear of the Lord--that is wisdom, and to shun evil is understanding."
Proverbs 8:13
To fear the LORD is to hate evil; I hate pride and arrogance, evil behavior and perverse speech.
Proverbs 14:16
The wise fear the LORD and shun evil, but a fool is hotheaded and yet feels secure.
Proverbs 16:6
Through love and faithfulness sin is atoned for; through the fear of the LORD evil is avoided.
Proverbs 23:4
Do not wear yourself out to get rich; do not trust your own cleverness.
Proverbs 26:5
Answer a fool according to his folly, or he will be wise in his own eyes.
Proverbs 26:12
Do you see a person wise in their own eyes? There is more hope for a fool than for them.
Proverbs 28:11
The rich are wise in their own eyes; one who is poor and discerning sees how deluded they are.
Isaiah 5:21
Woe to those who are wise in their own eyes and clever in their own sight.
Treasury of Scripture
Be not wise in your own eyes: fear the LORD, and depart from evil.
Proverbs 26:12 See you a man wise in his own conceit? there is more hope of a fool than of him.
Isaiah 5:21 Woe to them that are wise in their own eyes, and prudent in their own sight!
Romans 11:25 For I would not, brothers, that you should be ignorant of this mystery, …
Romans 12:16 Be of the same mind one toward another. Mind not high things, but …
Proverbs 14:27 The fear of the LORD is a fountain of life, to depart from the snares of death.
Proverbs 16:6 By mercy and truth iniquity is purged: and by the fear of the LORD …
Nehemiah 5:15 But the former governors that had been before me were chargeable …
Job 1:1 There was a man in the land of Uz, whose name was Job; and that man …
Job 28:28 And to man he said, Behold, the fear of the LORD, that is wisdom; …
Psalm 34:11-14 Come, you children, listen to me: I will teach you the fear of the LORD…
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I have learnt a very good lesson from this. when I started using my strategy little did I know that I could sustain series of losses one after the other but having seen that I'm not the only person that is or that passed through the same. but can any one over there suggest to me the best risk ratio or percentage for a mini account of 1000 dollar?
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A very good lesson indeed.
Think of risk management like observing the speed limit in your forex account. Some accounts can go 100 mph, others 200, 300, or even 400 mph. The problem is that you are driving through hairpin turns on a mountain. If you push it to the edge, you will crash and burn. If you follow your self-set, reasonable speed limit, you will scrape the edges now and then and maybe knock off your mirrors, but your car will get a lot farther while you learn to drive it.
If you really feel you can't control your urge to push the accelerator to the floor, then you probably should try to find a broker that will let you set a very low leverage. If you can control yourself and do some simple math, then it shouldn't matter how high the maximum leverage is.
I had my risk management rules worked out before I really started looking for a broker, so the leverage offered wasn't even a factor that I considered.
useful article of course. My compliments for that.
But what lot of traders face is the fact not being able to say goodbye to a losing trade.
They start a trade not levering to much, probably just a minilot .
Trade goes against them and...oops let's get a second lot.
It goes further against them, probably also facing a good opportunity in another pair....and before they know, and could have imagined, MARGIN CALL ...
My opinion, only use more leverage if the initial trade is with you.
Never ,ever try to catch the falling knife by doubling,tripling your loosing position.
There's no guarantee at all there will be a reverse after entering your second, third or even fourth lot.
Think of this, would you risk half your money playing a one-bet game at a roulette table in a casino ??
That's exactly what you're doing if you lever too much because of doubling or tripling your position while trying to average your initial entry.
Besides, there's no free lunch.
Therefor, do your exercises and practice to get your odds.
Good trading and may the profits be with you.
Regards Guapo.
That's a very good point. Believe me, I've faced to temptation to add to a loosing position because I could get in at a "discount" price. I think my success record at trying to do that was about 1 in 5, so I gave up the practice.
I've also experienced the thought of "it's going to go 20 pips past my stoploss before reversing, so I'll move my stop 25 pips farther out." After throwing away my money a few times on this, I have a firm rule. I only move stoplosses in my favor, never against. The only time I violate this rule is if I temporarily bring in stoplosses before a news event, I think it's ok to return them to their previous position afterwards.
I can think of several kinds of people who could lose 50% or more of an account on a single trade.
1. Someone who doesn't understand their broker platform and enters too large of a trade.
2. The same kind of person who bets his monthly mortgage on a hunch. Compulsive gamblers should not trade forex.
3. Someone who trades with no stoploss (not even an emergency stoploss). "Hey, the market never moves over 100 pips in 2 minutes when there's no news release scheduled, right?"
4. The new trader who has no clue about risk management and can only think about how much profit the trade will make, especially if he's just bought some over-hyped "no lose" system.
I'm sure there are more.
You know what Pharoah, today I closed my evaluation for the month of Oct and here what I found,
60% of my trades were WIN, 40% LOSSES. and my account dropped 20% down, how is that happend ! because of poor reward to risk ration.
I'll start up in Nov with a very restrict plan for 2% - 3% maximum loss per each trade, that's will quranty to me to live longer trading live until I become more experience.
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hi guys. Im no sure if a very restrict plan as you say, 2 or 3% maximum loss per trade gives you the time to win on this market. Usually, the spread is a parameter to choose your order for stop losing or winning. What if the trade at that moment lows just 2.5%, suddenly it starts going up? You may be losing the spread friend. You should take some more strategies or check the scripts given by your metatrade4 platform if is that which you are using, you know it?
Murphy, you need to look at a couple of factors.
If you get stopped out all the time on trade that would have gone well with a larger stoploss, try reducing your trade size and increase the stoploss. This will keep your risk the same.
Another alternative is to see if there's a way to improve your entry point. If your trade system almost always seems to have you entering a good trade just before a price pullback, then don't enter with a market order . Instead, place a limit order so that you get a better entry price. Yes, you will miss some entries on good trades this way, but you'll be saving pips on the trades where your limit is hit.
Usually, I decide my entry point using some indicators, stop loose Im used to avoid but I stop the order by myself before leaving the market. I dont leave orders long. What you mean is to use some scripts that I find in my platform to choose instantly the moment to enter and maybe to close? It means I should use the system to works by itself? Murphey
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