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Marsha has worked as a professional photographer for some twenty years working for such companies as Country Magazine, Farm & Ranch, (Reiman Publications), BrownTrout Calendars, American Geographics Post Card Company and many more. Her 'Claim to Fame' is rural photography. Her book published in 2002, which she did with her father, Maurice Williamson, The Quiet Path: Covered Bridges of Indiana has sold almost 3000 copies before going out of print. Her latest 'real' book came out fall of 2010 entitled, "Indiana Barns" which is sold in book stores throughout Indiana and on Amazon etc. Her newest coming out this fall is "Indiana Covered Bridges." Watch for it!
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kCura recognizes Ricoh for exceptional technical infrastructure, customer service and product expertise
Las Vegas, NV, August 21, 2013 - Ricoh today announced at the International Legal Technology Association (ILTA) Conference in Las Vegas today that it has earned kCura's Relativity Best in Service designation, which recognizes Relativity Premium Hosting Partners who provide an exceptional Relativity experience for end users.Ricoh Legal integrates technology, service and expertise to bring a wide-range of solutions to attorneys throughout the electronic discovery process including data forensics, eDiscovery processing, analytics, imaging, coding and hosted review. Relativity serves as Ricoh's premier hosted review platform. Ricoh's eDiscovery team serves thousands of law firms and corporations – including more than 90 percent of Am Law 200 and NLJ 250 firms, as well as many Fortune 1000 companies. For more information visit ricoh-usa.com/industry/legal and see Ricoh at ILTA Conference in Booth #432."We are committed to helping our clients reduce the time and cost associated with reviewing discovery documents, and through our collaborative partnership with kCura we've worked closely to deliver exceptional service using Relativity as our eDiscovery platform," said Bob Brock, Vice President, Legal and Managed Services, Ricoh Americas Corporation. "This Best in Service certification demonstrates our focus on delivering quality customized solutions for law firms and corporate legal departments."Through a voluntary audit, Relativity Best in Service partners demonstrate their expertise and experience hosting projects in Relativity. kCura evaluates these partners in three areas: technical infrastructure, customer service and product expertise. Additionally, Best in Service partners meet a set of requirements for their duration as a hosting partner, size of Relativity installations and core Relativity certifications."This designation demonstrates Ricoh's commitment to providing a great Relativity experience for their clients," said Andrew Sieja, President and CEO kCura. "We're excited to recognize their efforts." About kCuraRecognized as a "Leader" in Gartner's 2013 E-Discovery Magic Quadrant, kCura are the developers of the e-discovery software Relativity, a web-based platform for the processing, review, analysis, and production of electronic data. Relativity has more than 80,000 active users worldwide from organizations including the U.S. Department of Justice and 95 of the top 100 law firms in the United States. Relativity also powers Method, kCura's workflow and notification system for managing legal hold and risk assessment processes. kCura helps corporations, law firms, and government agencies meet e-discovery challenges by installing Relativity and Method on-premises and providing hosted, on-demand solutions through a global network of partners. kCura has been ranked the 31st fastest-growing technology company in North America on Deloitte's Technology Fast 500 and named one of Chicago's Top Workplaces by the Chicago Tribune. Please contact kCura at email@example.com or visit www.kcura.com for more information.| About Ricoh |Ricoh is a global technology company specializing in office imaging equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. Headquartered in Tokyo, Ricoh Group operates in about 200 countries and regions. In the financial year ending March 2013, Ricoh Group had worldwide sales of 1,924 billion yen (approx. 20 billion USD).The majority of the company's revenue comes from products, solutions and services that improve the interaction between people and information. Ricoh also produces award-winning digital cameras and specialized industrial products. It is known for the quality of its technology, the exceptional standard of its customer service and sustainability initiatives.Under its corporate tagline, imagine. change., Ricoh helps companies transform the way they work and harness the collective imagination of their employees.For further information, please visit www.ricoh.com/about/.###© 2013 Ricoh Americas Corporation. All rights reserved. All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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Ask any Austin fitness buff what they love about their city, and they will likely mention Lady Bird Lake's Hike and Bike Trail, the Greenbelt or one of the many other trails that wind their way through the city. Even so, Forbes recent list of America's coolest city gives Austin a low ranking on recreation. The Live Music Capital of the World found itself ranked as third, a huge increase over last year's list where it was ranked 19th.
The city was given kudos for its ample arts and culture, which it was given its highest score. Also taken into consideration was the city's "foodie" culture and migration statistics.
Austin was beat out by Washington, D.C., which landed the number one spot on the 2014 list. The nation's capital was followed by Seattle, Washington, which made up for its low diversity ranking with a high recreation index.
Looking for a race to run in Austin? Check out the city's best races this year.
In the recreation index, Austin scored a 48. Compared to Washington, D.C., which received a 93, it's no surprise that the city fell far to the bottom with half the score.
Austin wasn't the only Texas city that received kudos for its coolness. Neighboring city Houston was ranked fourth while Dallas (11th) and San Antonio (15th) also made the list.
Forbes teamed up with Sperling's BestPlaces to come up with the ranking. To compile the results, the organization evaluated how residents would typically spend a Saturday, assessing which opportunities they had available to them from visiting local parks to live music venues. Using these factors combined with diversity, migration and population age, Sperling's created the ranking by evaluating the largest 60 metropolitan statistical areas.


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GLENDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The Los Angeles Dodgers have sent outfielder Yasiel Puig and shortstop Dee Gordon to the minors.
The Dodgers moved Puig to Double-A Chattanooga on Tuesday. The 22-year-old Cuban leads major leaguers with a .526 batting average this spring.
Puig signed a seven-year contract for $42 million on June 29. The Dodgers already have Matt Kemp, Andre Ethier and Carl Crawford in their outfield.
Gordon was sent to Triple-A Albuquerque. He was considered a possibility to take over while Hanley Ramirez is out for up to eight weeks with a thumb injury. But Dodgers manager Don Mattingly decided to move Luis Cruz from third base to shortstop until Ramirez returns.


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|At Robinson Hill, we like to say that we "delight customers one experience at a time". We hire great people and represent some of the world's great brands to elevate the dining experience for travelers everywhere we operate. Because at Robinson Hill, the food is just the start.
|Robinson Hill Completes Sustainability Report and Achieves "Green Leader" status"Giving Honor to Those Who Give" Annual Benefit Gala. Saturday, September 7Areas USA, Robinson Hill Present Kofe at O'Hare's Terminal 5Big Bowl, Vosges Haut Chocolat Land at Chicago O'Hare's International Terminal 5
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Lexus Gives Peak At Detroit-Show Concept
Lexus, the luxury division of Toyota Motor Corp., lifted the curtain slightly on a concept car it plans to reveal fully on Jan. 9 during the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
The car, which is a product of the company's Calty design studio in Newport Beach, Calif., reflects changes in the car maker's design direction that are expected to be part of the next wave of new Lexus models. It is one of several designs that have appeared in the last year or two that have been major departures from the sedate, understated styling for which Lexus is best known.
Ever since its first models rolled out for the 1990 model year, Lexus has essentially known for building cars with luxury appointments similar to those you'd find in a BMW or Mercedes-Benz, and the reliability of parent company Toyota's everyday family sedans.
Somewhere in the equation, the company lost — or simply never found – distinctive styling, exciting performance and flare. The new Lexus GS sedan and GS F Sport are meant bring more excitement to the brand, and the new concept is supposed to intensify the new, sporty Lexus image.


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Our 6,750 miles of larger-diameter, regional transmission pipelines are surveyed for leaks at least once per calendar year. Our 42,000 miles of smaller-diameter, neighborhood distribution pipelines are surveyed for leaks at least once every five years.
If a leak is found on a pipeline PG&E immediately identifies the severity of the leak and determines whether immediate repair is required. We log and track all gas leaks so that we can continuously monitor and repair the leaks as appropriate.
We odorize our natural gas as a safety precaution to aid in the detection of gas leaks. Proper levels of odorization are verified by conducting periodic tests.
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If you've never tried dancing as a form of cardio conditioning, now is the time.
Dancing burns major calories, gets your heart rate up, and is a wonderful total-body workout that engages the mind as well as the body. Benefits include reduced stress, fewer depression symptoms and a sharper mind from challenging choreography and learning new steps.
One place to start is Zumba Fitness - currently one of the most popular dance exercise programs worldwide - and so much fun you won't even realize how much you're sweating until the music stops. According to the official website, "Zumba exercise classes are 'fitness-parties' that blend upbeat world rhythms with easy-to-follow choreography, for a total-body workout that feels like a celebration."
And who wouldn't want their workout to feel like a party?
Instructors are certified in basic Zumba rhythms and steps and teach more than 14 million people in over 185 countries, with class difficulty levels scaled to meet everybody's fitness goals, including seniors and kids. Find classes near you, scope out the fitness wear, learn more about the company and how to become a certified instructor and more at www.zumba.com.


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Truthfully, this is a homework problem. I've come across a solution, but I'm really trying to figure out how this works, hopefully at an intuitive level.
We have four events, A, B, C and D, and we are trying to find the probability that exactly one event occurs.
I've seen the "Inclusion exclusion principle", and that would help if I had to find the probability of A or B or C or D. I feel this should be trivial, probability is my weakest math, which is why I'm taking it, but this particular problem is giving me a lot of trouble. Any help would be greatly appreciated.


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The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) today announced a fine of $630,000 against American Lifan Industry, Inc., an Ontario, CA based importer of vehicles and engines. The company was charged with illegally importing and selling 28,000 highway motorcycles, recreational vehicles, and engines manufactured in China that did not comply with emission limits specified by the federal Clean Air Act (CAA).
In addition, the company agreed to post a $300,000 to $500,000 bond related to any future violations that it may incur for product sold in 2014, 2015, and 2016.
Emissions from motor vehicles are a significant contributor to smog formation. The San Joaquin Valley, as Bakersfield residents know, has some of the worst air quality in the world and fails to meet current federal and California ambient air standards for smog. Businesses that fail to comply with regulations designed to reduce smog are not only contributing to the worsening of air quality, but also gaining an unfair advantage relative to those businesses that do comply with the regulations.
The fine was issued after EPA discovered that equipment imported and sold between January 2007 and August 2011 was not certified by EPA to meet emission standards. Additionally, purchasers were not given the full emissions warranty required, the vehicles were imported and sold without proper emission compliance labels, and the company did not comply with record-keeping requirements.


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With possible memory problems and successful aging being major topics of concern for the first baby boomers, Curry County Home Health & Hospice is answering the call by offering free, confidential memory screenings and educational materials about brain health on Nov. 16.
The event is part of the National Memory Screening Day (NMSD), an annual initiative the Alzheimer's Foundation of America (AFA) holds each November during National Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month. Approximately 2,000 sites across the country will be participating.
Curry County Home Health & Hospice will provide the memory screenings at 306 Wharf St., in Brookings, from 1 to 4 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 16. For more information, call Pattie 541-469-0405. Qualified healthcare professionals will conduct face-to-face screenings which consist of a series of questions and tasks to test memory, language skills, thinking ability and other intellectual functions, as a first step towards the detection of memory problems. The results do not represent a diagnosis, but they can indicate whether the individual should follow up with a primary care provider or other qualified healthcare professional.
Some memory problems can be readily treated, such as those caused by vitamin deficiencies or thyroid problems. Other memory problems might result from causes that are not currently reversible, such as Alzheimer's disease. In general, the earlier the diagnosis, the easier it is to treat one of these conditions.
AFA suggests memory screenings for adults concerned about memory loss or experiencing warning signs of dementia, whose family and friends have noticed changes in them, or who believe they are at risk due to a family history of Alzheimer's disease or a related illness. Screenings also are appropriate for those who do not have a concern right now, but who want to see how their memory is at present, and for future comparisons.
The Alzheimer's Foundation of America, based in New York, is a non-profit organization with the goal of providing optimal care and services to individuals confronting dementia, and to their caregivers and families. For more information about AFA, call toll-free: 1-866-AFA-8484, or visit www.alzfdn.org.
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JWC TO MARY RUSSELL; 3 March 1854; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18540303-JWC-MR-01; CL 29: 39-40
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My dear Mrs Russell
I send a check for 3£ to old Mary,1 with my blessing. Be sure to tell me if she run down before the usual time.
I have seen my Cousin Mrs Pringle.2 And like her very much. there is a mixture of cultivation and rusticity about her, which is very refreshing here; where every thing is cultivated to death At first glance I confess her fine clothes rather appalled me. The Duchess of Sutherland is the only other woman I ever saw so overlaid with bugles! and as Ford3 and its belongings would rise up as the background to this glittering apparition, my sense of fitness was rather in pain. But the longer she sat with me, the more apparent it became that she had made such "a guy" of herself, thro' sheer simplicity. On her second visit she was dressed like a rational creature, and looked as well again. Tomorrow evening she is to bring her husband whom I have not seen yet, The child I never wish to see again! It is an "enfant terrible" [outrageous child]— How such a sensible woman allows her child to be so tiresome is almost as incomprehensible to me as how she comes to wear such a cloak! All this in confidence of course—
I have been confined to the house a good many weeks with a cold—and am wishing heartily for milder weather that I may get about again—I get so horribly low—looking out on the stone-wall opposite for weeks together
Do you know anything of the son of Andrew Anderson— Mr C got a letter lately—from a person calling himself "the son of his old Friend Dr Anderson who died at Thornhill." The Writer demanded in a most free and easy style, to have some "assistance" sent him "by return of post." And when his wishes were not met, he wrote another shocking bad letter reproaching Mr C with "such conduct to the son of an old friend." Mr C saw Andrew Anderson a few times when we lived at Craigenputtoch—that was all. Does any one know where Miss Anderson4 is now? I hope your Husband is now quite strong— And that you too are strong. Kind love to you all— Ever dear Mrs Russell
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Blueprint to MLM Success: 3 Simple Steps That Will Change The Course of Your Business and Your Life
When I started my first MLM business several years ago, I remember the feeling of intimidation. I had never owned ANY business before and, honestly had no idea what I was doing. I just did what my sponsor told me and said a little prayer. It didn't work.
But my failure in my first business venture led me to some eye-opening realities. And after many years in the industry, I can finally look people in the eye and say without hesitation,
Success in MLM is not that hard. It's simply a matter of following 3 Simple Steps.
Blueprint to MLM Success
Here are the 3 steps to MLM Success:
- Make yourself VALUABLE to your prospects (Education and Training)
- Get the word out about the VALUE you have to offer (Marketing and Advertising)
- Teach your team members to be VALUABLE to THEIR prospects (Leadership, Residual Income)
These 3 steps are what I've found to be a Blueprint to MLM Success.
How Do You Make Yourself Valuable?
As I've said on this blog, in my trainings, and to anyone who will listen,
How Much Money You Make In MLM (or Any Business) is Directly Related To Your VALUE to the Marketplace
So what is value?
Think about it. What would you, as a prospect find valuable in an MLM mentor?
If you're like me, you are probably looking for someone who can help you reach your goals. And that IS value! So how do you become more valuable?
By becoming skillful. By learning skills that can help others make more money in MLM.
For example, you could….
- Take a course on Prospecting and learn how to better find your target audience
- Get cutting edge Online Marketing Training and learn how to generate free leads and sales
- Read books on Copywriting and perfect your own writing style that influences others to buy from you.
- Learn about Leadership from leaders in the field, so that you can help lead your team to success.
Now THAT is value. Imagine the knowledge and wisdom you could acquire by doing the 4 things listed above. And imagine how ATTRACTIVE you would be to others looking to make money in MLM.
Remember that simple formula and you'll always be lucrative in MLM or any business.
So Where Do Most People Get Off Track?
The reason that most people aren't successful in MLM is they SKIP A STEP — Number 1.
They forget the step about becoming Valuable to others, and they jump right into promoting, advertising, and marketing. And to top it off, THEY USUALLY GET IT WRONG. People are often taught to promote their company's products or compensation plan. They may even be given a replicated company website on which they can throw their picture, as if this is some sort of pathway to branding. It is not.
Simply put, most new people in MLM brand their company and not themselves. The simplest way to BRAND YOURSELF?
Become Valuable and ADD VALUE to other people's lives. In the new world of Social Media and the power of "viral word of mouth", word will quickly get out about your skills and how you can help others make money online. And THAT IS POWER.
I'll dive more into Steps 2 and 3 in a later post, but keep in mind the 3 Step Blueprint to MLM Success, and how each step must be followed IN SEQUENCE in order to see massive MLM success.
To YOUR success in MLM,
Dr. Bob Clarke
If No One's Joining Your Business, Ask Yourself, "Why Should They"?
Network Marketers are finally starting to "get it."
It seems they are finally starting to understand that NO ONE CARES about their business, or their success for that matter. What they're concerned about is THEIR SUCCESS and how you can help them… or not.
And how do you help someone get to where they want to go? With your knowledge, your skills, and your experiences.
In other words, these things are your VALUE…. and how successful you are as a Network Marketer (or anything in life) will depend on how VALUABLE you are to others.
Watch the video below:
To your success!
Dr. Bob Clarke
New MLM Training Free Report Now Available — 5 Killer Strategies For Using Technology to Explode Your Business in 2010
Well, its finally finished.
I've been working long and hard completing this FREE REPORT for you guys, so here it is.
I call it…
>>>"New Age MLM Training — 5 Powerful Strategies For Using Simple Technology To Explode Your MLM Business in 2010"<<<
and it is thorough, I'll tell you that.
So who will benefit from this report?
- Anyone who is still using Old School MLM or Network Marketing Tactics, this report is for you….
- And anyone who is struggling with Online Marketing, this report is for you, too.
Grab it now, before I start charging for it! 🙂
I'm giving you guys first crack for being loyal readers and followers… so grab it now.
To your success!
Dr. Bob Clarke
Mike Dillard's Copywriters Guild Now at 33% Off For Next 48 Hours
Copywriting — the one skill the Mike Dillard says is THE ONE SKILL he would master if he had to start from scratch.
Because EVERY form of marketing you can think of has it's roots in copywriting — the art of selling with the written word.
Master this skill and you can write your ticket.
It's that important.
Now, if you want to scratch the surface and begin the process of learning copywriting, you can buy some copywriting books and begin your studies.
But if you are serious — dead serious — about learning this critical skill, I can highly endorse Mike Dillard's Copywriters Guild. Here, Mike and another top copywriter Ben Settle open the vault and teach you step-by-step how to become a killer copywriter.
Add for a VERY brief time — until November 26. 2009 at midnight CST — Mike is offering his course at 33% off — less than $100!
In my opinion, this very well may be the best deal on the Internet if you are serious about learning Copywriting.
And you don't have to be a great writer to be a great copywriter. In fact, the simpler words you use, the better you'll be at copywriting. It's all about grabbing the attention of your readers and leading them to the sale. It's about strategy, all taught by Mike and Ben.
Here is the link to get The Copywriter's Guild at 33% Off until Thursday, November 26th.
And when you click the link, you'll see the free bonus that Mike is including with The Copywriters Guild.
Killer stuff, but hurry up.
The 33% discount (Total cost = $97) comes down on Thursday, midnight CST.
To your success!
Don't Can the Spam — Learn From It
Most of us hate getting it. Most of us disregard it as a minor (and sometimes major) annoyance. But I am here to change your thinking about these little educational jewels.
Most of you who've read this blog before know that I consider COPYWRITING to be one of the "critical" skills for a network marketer, or any marketer for that matter. Knowing how to get your target's attention, keep it, and lead them ever closer to your desired action is both an ART and a SCIENCE.
There are several ways to get better at writing ad copy. You can pay big money to learn from one of the many copywriting experts on the Internet. You can buy ebook after ebook. You can take any number of online training courses.
And you can study your spam.
It's not as crazy as it sounds.
I have posted before about the usefulness of List Builders as a way to get low cost leads and make some money in the process. My two favorite List Builders that I use are Viral URL and List Joe.
With both of these services, as part of my membership I agree and am obliged to receive emails from other members. And I get lots!
TIP: If you decide to use List Building services such as these, open up a new Gmail account when you sign up, so that all of the Member emails go only to this email address. In this way, your primary email address won't be inundated with these list builder member emails.
So what do most people do? They CAN the SPAM.
Most of these emails end up in my spam filter, and can easily be deleted with a click of a button. And that's what most people do…. Gone and forgotten.
But not me.
Maybe I'm crazy, but I study the darn things.
- I look for HEADLINES that GRAB ME.
- I look for ad copy that attracts me.
- What kind of ads or headlines annoy you? Chances are they annoy others, too.
- I look for any little trick that others are using that may get someone to take a look at my email rather than simply delete it.
Here's an example.
Which of these Headlines do you notice more:
Check out this unique opportunity.
===> Check out this unique opportunity.
Check out this unique opportunity.
Well, the third headline is somewhat more interesting than the first, given the italics.
But the middle headline, with the arrow. THAT one drew my attention immediately, especially when you are looking at a list of headlines a page long, all with the same font, font size and color. That little trick, the ===> has gotten me more conversions that any other change I have made in my ad copy thus far.
So don't can the spam. Next time you get spam, take a glance at it. See what headlines attract you and why, and you've just learned a lesson in copywriting.
Best of all, it costs nothing to do. 🙂
To your success!
Succeeding at Network Marketing — Are You Trying To Reinvent The Wheel?
A couple of days ago, I was watching the Subway Series on TV…. the Yankees against the Mets. As always, it was a hard fought series.
What I saw in the first game of the series really intrigued me. The Yankees had a young, 23-year old pitcher going against the Mets. His name is Joba Chamberlain. Joba is very talented but extremely inexperienced, especially in big series such as the Yankees-Mets rivalry.
Catching for the Yankees was veteran Jorge Posada. Jorge has been through it all… the pressures of big games, hostile crowds, and even a few World Series. He knows how to call a game, and is generally trusted among the pitchers.
So what do I see on Friday night?
I see this young, inexperienced pitcher calling off his catcher time after time (NOTE: for non-baseball fans, the catcher generally indicates a sign to the pitcher, telling him which pitch to throw. The pitcher can accept this call, or he can "shake it off" by shaking his head NO, and the catcher will try another pitch).
Here is Posada, one of the most experienced big time catchers in the league, and he is being shaken off by the 23 year old "know it all" pitcher. I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
So what happened?
Not surprisingly, Chamberlain imploded, walking in a couple of runs, hitting batters with the bases loaded, and totally losing his cool. It was obvious that Posada was steamed, and with good reason. Chamberlain was gone by the 4th inning.
Chamberlain decided to REINVENT THE WHEEL. He decided that, even with his inexperience, he knew better than the experienced catcher on the right pitches to throw. Posada, having been in numerous big games in critical situations, knew which pitches Chamberlain should throw. He knew what would work. He had a proven system that has worked time and again in the past.
But Chamberlain thought he knew better. And he failed miserably.
Why am I telling you this story?
Because I see the same mistake being made by Network Marketing newbies every day. They come into the business, all gung-ho and excited to light the Network Marketing world on fire.
But rather than going with a system that has proven to be successful, well established strategies that have worked for some of the top leaders in network marketing, they decide to "go it alone".
They decide their way will be better.
And they fail. And they quit believing it's all a scam and can't be done. Thinking only the leaders make the money.
In reality, all they had to do was plug into systems that already work.
As new home business owners, there are so many new things to learn and implement. It can be a bit overwhelming.
Don't exacerbate this by trying to reinvent the wheel.
To your success!
We Met Burt Reynolds Driving A Taxi in Lake Tahoe
Well, it wasn't really Burt Reynolds, but it sure looked like him.
It was, in fact a man named AJ, pictured here with my wife Rosemary, who turned out to be one hell of an interesting character.
I tell my team members all the time how VERY IMPORTANT it is to attend LIVE EVENTS when they are held. I explain the importance of meeting the leaders of the company, rubbing elbows with people just like them who are successful and attaining the very same goals that my new members have set for themselves.
And I tell them they must get to our Marketing Event because of the cutting edge marketing that is taught and the great discounts that are provided to attendees for those that wish to get advanced training.
All of this is true.
But one thing I NEVER considered was this:
When you travel to a Live Event, you get to meet people from all over the country, many of whom have very interesting and inspirational stories. This was AJ.
We had about an hour cab ride from Tahoe to the Reno International Airport. We were still on a high from attending the CC PRO Marketing Event from the day before, and were eager for conversation. In the cab, Rosemary and I were talking about the event, the atmosphere, the new marketing strategies we had learned, and the great parties we had attended after the event.
Our cab driver seemed very interested in what we were saying, and asked us about our company and our business. It turns out that our cab driver, AJ was not just a cab driver. No, AJ had a very interesting story, and the attitudes and beliefs of an entrepreneur.
AJ told us he had been a stuntman in the movies and TV for many years before retiring before the age of 40. Of course, we asked him what he had been in, and he rattled off such movies as Smoky and the Bandit I and II and The Spy who Loved Me. His TV show credits included Bonanza, Rawhide, The Six Million Dollar Man, and many others.
He told us that he looked so much like Burt Reynolds that he served as his double in many of his movies. Even though AJ was much older than in his working days, we could definitely see the resemblance (in fact, Burt hasn't aged that well, either!)
His most famous stunt? He told us it would have to be skiing at breakneck speed down the mountain being chased by villains in the James Bond classic, The Spy Who Loved Me. You know the one — he flies down the mountain, chased to the edge of a cliff, only to fly off the cliff, open his parachute, and descend safety below, and skis safety away. For James Bond lovers, it's a very famous opening scene.
But it wasn't just his stories that amazed us. We soon found out that AJ was a clever entrepreneur who, having invested his wealth early on in real estate, had been able to retire at a very young age. He continued his real estate investments after retirement, never wanting to work for someone else.
Imagine a young 22 year old getting large sums of money for performing stunts, having the foresight and strength to invest that money rather than blowing it all on material things. Most young kids at that age would be spending it faster than they could make it.
The reason for this story? Be open at all times for stories and experiences that can inspire you to new heights, and the can remind you that you, as an entrepreneur are on the right path to freedom and success in your life.
You never know where you might find it… even in a taxi cab in the middle of Nevada being driven by a Burt Reynolds look-alike.
To your success!
This is the Company that Dr. Clarke has chosen as his primary income stream, making over 5 figures per month.
Update from the Wealth Masters International M2 Wealth Conference
Coming from you live from Marco Island, FL….. this is an update from the 7th Annual Wealth Masters International Wealth Conference.
First of all, the Marriot resort is INCREDIBLE — 5 stars all the way. The beaches are amazing and impeccable, temps in the high 70s, beautiful weather and luxury accomodations.
Rosemary came down a day early and just decompressed for the day…. pool, spa, workout room. We just totally relaxed for the first time in a long time.
As for the Conference….
Never… I repeat NEVER have I attended a conference more well timed than this one. With our economy tanking, federal bailouts, and my stock portfolio shrinking by the day, this information has never come at a better time.
Check out the lineup of speakers from today….
Wayne Allyn Root, Best Selling Author of Relentless kicked off the conference with a remarkably motivating story of how he defied the odds of becoming a national news anchor with no professional degree and eventually became the 2008 Libertarian Vice-Presidential nominee.
G. Edward Griffin, Author of The Creature from Jekyll Island. Griffin provided great insight in to the creation of the Federal Reserve, its effect on the banking system and how they equally control our economy.Mr. Chuck Butler, President of EverBank World Markets discussed currency trends of the United States Dollar and why we've seen a major deleveraging of assets since July 2008.Finally, Mike Maloney, President of GoldSilver.com and the precious metals advisor to Robert Kiyosaki, discussed the recent downturns in the economy, why they were occuring, and the contrasts between the value of gold and the American dollar.
Heading off to the Wealth Masters International M2 Wealth Conference
Rosemary and I are off a day early to beautiful Marco Island, FL to attend the Wealth Masters International M2 Wealth Conference. This is an event I have been waiting for. There will be financial experts who will FINALLY be able to explain to me just WHY it is that our economy is tanking.
But even more important, we will receive a blueprint for getting out of this "recession" in the best possible financial footing.
Here is a description (provided by WMI) of who will be speaking at the M2 this weekend:
What The Next 3 Years Will Look Like For You And Everyone You Know…
A massive number of millionaires will be made during this very painful period, while sadly; millions will be made homeless as well. You don't have to come to this m2. I'm not going to twist your arm. It's your future, not mine, but I will say this… If you do come, it will be the most valuable 4 days of your life, and here's why…
- You'll meet Mr. G Edward Griffin. THE economic researcher that predicted this exact scenario well over a decade ago, and he'll provide you with a specific game plan for the prepared.
- Robert Kiyosaki's personal advisor on gold and silver, Mr. Mike Maloney, will be in attendance, and will teach you how to protect your money, and take advantage of the biggest "wealth transfer" in the history of mankind.
- Mr. Chuck Butler is one of the world's most renowned economists, who has called the economy and stock markets moves each and every step of the way like a prophet. You'll learn his step-by-step game plan that will help you make timely, wise, personal decisions that will help you protect your wealth and prosper immensely.
- These "three kings" will be joined by more than 15 world class experts in the areas of legacy building wealth creation opportunities, finance, real estate, credit, asset protection, wealth acceleration, personal success and empowerment, great health (naturally), and much, much, more.
- This is it. This is a time that will go down in history, and this is why WMI was created.
- This is why you're a part of this group. Now is a time to be decisive. You can't afford to sit on the sidelines and there are no "do-over's". You will most likely be wiped out unless you take control of your financial destiny, but as always, the choice is yours.
I'll be checking after the event to let you know what I learned.
To your financial health!
Dr. Bob Clarke
http://wealthmastersprofessional.comNovember 19, 2008, Cresskill, NJ
Two Essential Skills You Must Master To Be A Successful Network Marketer
I'll never forget when I joined my first MLM company quite a few years back.
I was told that I only needed 2 things to be successful:
- Have a big enough "WHY"
- Just tell my story
Well, I had a very big "WHY", knew exactly why I wanted to be a network marketing success. I didn't have much of a story to tell, since I was just getting started, but I did my best…. and I floundered… BIG TIME.
Fast forward 5 years and the scenario is much different.
I've accumulated enough knowledge and experience to understand that there are 2 things you need to know to be a successful network marketer... but they weren't what I first thought.
But I soon realized that, if you can master these 2 skills, you will be well on your way to network marketing success. They may not be what most people think. But here they are……
- Copywriting. If you can write your own ad copy and website story effectively, you are the expert that everyone wants to talk to. Now, I don't profess to being an ad copy expert, but it is one of the areas that I am actively studying and receiving training.
And until I am that copywriting expert, I am lucky enough to be involved with an automated marketing system that provides professionally written websites, autoresponders, and ad copy.
Even so, it is a skill that I want to master so that I can be successful with any sales venture in the future.
- Effective Communication. We spend so much time figuring out how to get prospects — learning how to market, how to get our message out, figuring out the right message, planning a great website to which to send our prospects once they opt in to our system. What we forget sometimes is learning how TALK and COMMUNICATE with our prospects once we have them.
There are a ton of books, CDs, and DVDs on various aspects of Effective Communication.
I want to share with you today one that has changed the way I deal with prospects and, indeed with people throughout my life.
Jerry Clark, creator of Club Rhino, is a master communicator who lectures and teaches throughout the world in the field of effective communicaton. I was driving quite a lot lately and, as we always do, Rosemary and I popped in some CDs to turn our car in to a travelling university.
We had just purchased a CD series by Jerry Clark, The Magic of Colors that just struck a cord with us. Presented in an easy-to-understand and entertaining manner, Jerry described the 4 personality types that are found within all of us.
The fun-loving, energetic BLUES, the relationship-driven and empathetic YELLOWS, the fact conscious, introverted GREENS, and the hard driving REDS, with a CD devoted to each.
This information is not new. In fact, it's decades old and has been described by various scientists since the 1930s.
But what is DIFFERENT about The Magic of Colors is that, for the first time, Jerry Clark has presented this material totally related to NETWORK MARKETERS.
In other words, how to access your prospect, how to play to his/her needs and wants based on the personality type, and how to get them what they need to make a decision about joining your team.
And about YOUR TEAM. This CD series allows you to access the strengths and weaknesses of your team members and how to get them to interact in a productive manner.
Pick up a copy of The Magic of Colors today. It will be a great addition to your business library and give you a whole new understanding and a different approach to communicating with your prospects and team members.
To your success!
Dr. Bob ClarkeNovember 16, 2008, Cresskill, NJ


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Say I have two locally free sheaves $F,G$ on projective variety $X$. I know the cohomology groups $H^i(X,F)$ and $H^i(X,G)$. Is this enough to give me information about $H^i(X,F\otimes G)$? In particular, if $H^i(X,F)=0$, what conditions on $G$ guarantee that also $H^i(X,F\otimes G)=0$?
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You need to make some positivity assumptions on $E$ and $F$, as your conclusion is just not true in general. The only case I know of is Le Poitier's vanishing theorem, which says that if $E \otimes F \otimes \omega_X^{-1}$ is ample on a smooth projective variety $X$, then $H^i(X,E \otimes F)=0$ for $i \geq rs$, where $rk(E)=r$ and $rk(F)=s$. This is satisfied for instance if $\omega_X^{-1}$ is nef, and $E$ and $F$ are both ample on $X$, but even here you need $rs$ to be small relative to the dimension of $X$ if you want to say something meaningful.


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Olli Rehn Condemns the Language of Hatred Against Greece and Bulgaria in Macedonian Media
Updated on: 03.04.2008, 14:35
Published on: 03.04.2008, 14:15
This claimed the European commissioner on enlargement Olli Rehn in an answer to the Bulgarian MEP from the Party of the European Socialists Evgeni Kirilov, informed europarl.europa.eu.
During a session of the Committee on foreign affairs in the European parliament with the participation of the EU Commissioner on enlargement Olli Rehn, Evgeni Kirilov asked him for a comment and expressed his anxiety of the recent events in Macedonia related to the putting of a billboard which depicts the Greek national flag with a swastika.
"We are worried about the ongoing use of the language of hatred in some Macedonian media not only against Greece, but also against Bulgaria", said Olli Rehn.
According to the commissioner this this tone is not in the spirit of good relations between neighboring countries. In his reply Olli Rehn called the billboard incident not only "a manifestation of bad taste" but also "a terrible example for kindling hatred towards neighboring countries and people".
The commissioner added that such a behavior was anti-European and opposite to any standards for good neighboring relations.
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What I remember most about getting the phone call was how terrible my HarperCollins editor, Rosemary Brosnan, sounded. She had an awful head cold, and when I picked up the phone to her "hello, Cyn?" all I could think was that she should be in bed with hot soup.
But her news was too exciting to wait.
Rosemary informed me that I'd been invited to the Second National Book Festival in Washington, D.C., courtesy of Librarian of Congress James H. Billington and first lady Laura Bush.
"I can't believe one of my authors is going to the White House!" she said.
I couldn't believe it either.
Rather astonished, I checked my calendar to assure her that, yes, the weekend of October 12 (between my two talks at September 28th's West Texas Book and Author Festival in Abilene and my keynote at October 19th's Texas Library Association's District VIII conference) was still open.
We chatted a while and then I half-ran, half-slipped down my newly refinished stairs to find my husband, children's author Greg Leitich Smith (first novel, fall 03) sitting in one of the two chairs we own (new house, no furniture). He was reading with Sebastian, the smaller and more playful of our two gray tabby cats.
"So," I began with smug wifely aplomb, "how about going to D.C.?"
My beloved, supportive, literary husband gave me a look that mentally translated into: I love you, but our fall speaking schedule is out of control; forget it.
I replied, arms crossed, eyebrow arched, "Okay, but if you come with me, I'll take you as my guest to the breakfast at the White House."
After eight years of marriage, it's a treat to shock a handsome man.
I'm certain that many authors and illustrators among my fellow invitees took the news with the calm dignity befitting their art and station.
I danced around to Cher songs.
When you get an invitation to the White House, that's all the return address reads: THE WHITE HOUSE. Capital letters. Gold. Nothing else. No street or zip code.
Just FYI.
Greg and I don't get up to the Northeast very often, and so we took advantage of the trip's geography to pop up to New York City. We visited my gracious and brilliant editor (who'd recovered from her cold), her gorgeous husband, and their two adorable sons. We spent a day on Avenue of the Americas in New York City, touring HarperCollins and joining Rosemary and our perfect agent for a long and gregarious lunch. The next day, we visited Greg's publisher (Little, Brown) and had lunch with his friendly, whip-smart editor Amy Hsu. Trip highlights included the hamachi, being offered two $80K statues for a bargain $30K (um, we passed), and the aerial destruction of tomatoes with a baseball bat.
After leaving NYC, we went on to the Hotel George in Washington, D.C. Imagine an ultra-modern, swanky hotel crafted as a tribute to the nation's first president. Have you ever slept in a bed beneath a neon-colored-in giant dollar bill? It's an experience.
Greg and I arrived earlier than most of the NBF people on the program because we'd been invited to an additional event, a reception for participating Native authors at the Cultural Resource Center of the National Museum of the American Indian in Suitland, Maryland. This fun and low-key gathering gave me an opportunity to meet with the thoughtful staff, including Marty Kreipe de Montano (author of COYOTE IN LOVE WITH A STAR, illustrated by Tom Coffin).
As the main museum is still under construction, we were escorted to a warehouse-type room filled with floor-to-ceiling shelves of artifacts gathered for cataloging. Those in attendance were offered rubber gloves and a guide for close inspection of the holdings. It's an incredible collection, though the Muscogee artifacts still hadn't been shipped down from their temporary home in New York.
Over the course of the afternoon, I began to know Chum McIntyre, a storyteller, and fellow children's author Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, who was in attendance with her husband, daughter, and teen-cool granddaughter. Luci Tapahonso, though participating in the festival, unfortunately had to miss the reception due to illness. Author/activist Vine Deloria, who'd also worked with the museum (on the board and with repatriation issues, I think) arrived late, and I basically chickened out of introducing myself to him. I mean, really! Vine Deloria. I was a little star struck.
Authors and guests were transported out to and back from the Maryland suburbs in a white van, meriting a glance or two as we passed police cars at virtually every intersection. For this past weekend in the D.C. area, tragically, was not only one of celebrating America's books. It also was one of mourning and terror as a sniper or snipers almost daily gunned down innocent citizens. Schools were on lockdown, SAT testing and games cancelled, gas stations turned into danger zones. Yet everyone I met was warm, friendly, gracious, enthusiastic, and welcoming. It was an honor to be in their company.
On Friday night, a gala was held at the Library of Congress. By the way, very nice library. Big. Gorgeous. Awe-inspiring actually.
The program began with a wine and appetizer reception, which included speeches by various sponsors (AT&T, The Washington Post, and WorkPlace USA). The entire crowd of featured authors (who were not invited to bring guests) and those who'd paid a whole lot of money to attend was then guided to an auditorium for a short, entertaining program. As Linda Sue Park said, "James Billington introduced Laura Bush who introduced Cokie Roberts, who introduced Sebastian Junger." Junger read from FIRE, followed by David Levering Lewis, who read from AFTERTHOUGHTS ABOUT A BIOGRAPHICAL ODESSY: W.E.B. DUBOIS, followed by children's author Carmen Deedy, who brought down the house with applause for her inspirational talk on "The Solace of a Good Book."
Dinner followed. For my aunt Linda, who will no doubt print this page to read to my mother and grandmother, I sat with, among other people, a general (who had founded Americorps) and the wife of the senator from Alaska (who practices law in Chicago, is distraught by folks who don't eat salmon, and spoke proudly of her daughter at Stanford). The menu featured:
I liked the risotto.
And I wore my lightly brushed, black velvet opera dress with silk patches and black, lace-up boots (like the ones I wore for my wedding; only black rather than antique white). In attendance were the President and Mrs. Bush, Condoleezza Rice, Donald Rumsfeld, and some of the largest pieces of jewelry I have ever seen.
I met a number of folks I hadn't previously from the children's author world… Brian Selznic and Ed Young among them. In the crowd, I looked for Rosemary Wells to no avail. Afterward, I met informally with my husband, old and new children's author/illustrator pals, and their significant others at the hotel to dish glowingly about the event and the famous/notorious broadcast journalist sitting at the booth behind us.
Breakfast at the White House kicked off at 7 a.m., following shuttle transport and an extensive security process. Imagine hundreds of the nation's top authors, NBA and WNBA basketball stars, the first lady, and me at the White House for a buffet breakfast, highlighted by the salmon (the senator's wife would've been pleased). Lots of picture-taking. Lots of small talk. Lots of gazing at giant presidential portraits. Friendly faces included Pat Mora. Each room was brilliantly a different color, which I'm assuming is how they tell them apart. W. (which is what we all call him here in Austin) was in the lawn, tossing the ball to his dog, but he didn't come in to say hello. A number of people spoke about the first lady, and it was overwhelmingly agreed—regardless of partisan ties or perspectives—that she was a national treasure and a gift to the literary community.
Yes, we were all a little gushy. But hey…!
A kick-off ceremony was held under the watchful eye of the most news cameras I've ever seen in one place (and I did used to be a journalist). Luci Tapahonso gave a touching and dignified greeting. Mrs. Putin's presence was a surprise. Both she and Mrs. Bush teased the NBA/WNBA players, who presented Mrs. Bush with a signed basketball. Allen Say's comment to Greg and me, holding hands: "What are you guys, newlyweds?"
Then it was on to the main event. We saw a number of speakers, Mr. Say among them as he was scheduled just before me. Note to self: generally avoid following living legends. A crowd that thinned quickly to chase after his signing built up again midway through my talk. I had a moment…okay, more than one…of panic when I discovered that the thirty-minute presentation I'd prepared upon request for INDIAN SHOES would not do when the booksellers had stocked RAIN IS NOT MY INDIAN NAME instead. In a pinch, I read from both titles, made a few comments, and then took thoughtful questions, both about my own work and Native American children's books in general. The talk lasted about thirty minutes and drew rousing applause.
RAIN sold out, and I enjoyed a number of inspiring one-on-one conversations with young readers, mostly girls, between ages 8-18. It also was a handy thing that my publisher had picked this event to deliver to me a one-page author bio. Copies went like hot cakes. Best of all, fellow authors Tracie Vaughn Zimmer and Annette Curtis Klause (resplendent in bats, fur, and bones—no kidding!) attended in a much-appreciated show of support.
What else?
Threatening rain held back all day. Carpets covered a soggy West Lawn of the Capitol Building. The event grounds stretched three blocks. I rejoiced at running into pals from the Texas Book Festival and Oklahoma Center for the Book. C-Span (and most news outlets) ignored children's authors in favor of adult ones, though The Post did a nice article about the oh-so vivacious Kate DiCamillo. The metal detectors were packed up as soon as Mrs. Bush left the grounds, early that morning. A city in lockdown poured onto festival grounds anyway. At 45,000 in attendance, the second national festival topped even the first year's draw of 30,000.
My volunteer guide for the day—charming in his official blue T-shirt—was a gentleman named Von E. Smith, a printing specialist/publications manager from the Library of Congress Cataloging Distribution Service. I can't imagine anyone being more kind or hospitable. Mr. Smith is one of the world's truly lovely men, and I wish him and his fiancée (we met briefly) the very best in their life together.
I'm grateful to Mrs. Bush, Mr. Billington, Mr. Bass of the Smithsonian, the kind folks at HarperCollins, and all of my friends for making the weekend of the 12th so memorable.
Oh, yeah. Nice of my husband to take me, too. I really like him.
Looking back, what I remember most is a remark made by Mrs. Putin that she would like to bring a book festival to Russia. I hope she goes for it.


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Nokia also registers the Xseries brand name
Apart from registering the Cseries brand name, Nokia has also applied for registering the Xseries trademark.
The application was filed on April 15 2009 and accepted on April 29 by Europe's OHIM (Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market). It is related to "mobile phones, smart phones, accessories and replacement parts for mobile phones."
While the Cseries name is probably for the upcoming family of Nokia multimedia computers, the Xseries could be a line-up to include (or succeed) the current XpressMusic phones.
Of course, the exact plans that Nokia has for the Xseries and Cseries names are not known at the moment, but the Finnish company will probably make an announcement about the pretty soon – perhaps in September, during Nokia Word 2009.
Via Digitoday.fi and Puhelinvertailu.com


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About Astro Malaysia Holdings Bhd
Astro Malaysia Holdings Berhad is a leading integrated consumer media entertainment group in Malaysia and Southeast Asia with operations
in 4 key areas of business, namely Pay-TV, Radio, Publications and Digital Media. With a customer base of 4.2 million residential customers
or approximately 60% penetration of Malaysian TV households, Astro offers 172 TV channels, including 40 HD channels, delivered via
Direct-To-Home satellite TV, IPTV and OTT platforms. Astro provides HD, 3D, PVR, VOD and IPTV services through Astro B.yond and Astro on the
Go. Fulfilling its promise to bridge the digital divide for all of Malaysia, Astro introduced NJOI as an entry-level DTH satellite TV service
and is the country's first non-subscription based satellite TV, offering 22 TV and 20 radio channels. Astro Radio includes Malaysia's highest
rated stations across key languages and is available on both terrestrial and digital channels, reaching approximately 12.6 million weekly
listeners. Its digital arm is involved in digital publishing, applications and platforms as well as publication of entertainment and
lifestyle magazines locally.
Astro holds the distinction of the 'Gold' award in the Media and Entertainment category at the Putra Brand Awards for 5 consecutive years from 2010 to 2014, including the 'Brand of the Year' award in 2012 and the 'Brand Icon' award in 2013.
Astro's CSR projects have been recognised by the International Business Awards (IBAs) for the third consecutive year. Astro was named the winner of a Silver Stevie Award in the 2014 IBAs for the Corporate Social Responsibility Program of the Year (Asia, Australia and New Zealand) category for the 'Astro Kasih Hostel and EkoVillage' project. In 2013 and 2012, Astro's 'Beautiful Malaysia: Longest Underwater Clean Up' project and 'Astro Kasih Hostel' project were awarded with a Silver Stevie® Award respectively. These awards are in recognition of Astro's efforts to exemplify innovation, quality and strong corporate responsibilities.


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Rusty Hawkins (March 15 column, "Left fails to get it right") is a good man, but sometimes his relatively extreme politics get in his way.
He sometimes finds it difficult to state a complete and fair case, so I think it's a good idea to help him out by giving a complete picture of the Feb. 4 rally at West Texas A&M University.
One important note about the rally was its open invitation to attend to support troops.
Attending seemed like a good idea to me, and I thought I could get some people to come with me.
My thought was that we could stand in solidarity with our fellow students to support the troops, those brave people who will bear a large part of the burden of a war.
We just have different notions about how to go about it.
Initially, the rally was to be held at the free-speech area.
We were going to attend and participate. However, Hawkins found the idea that some of us might disagree with his politics yet agree with his fundamental purpose so odious that the Young Conservatives of Texas moved the event to a private location, where they could pick and choose who could attend.
Additionally, they called the police, because they were so afraid we might attend and show that we support these brave men and women but also the cause of peace.
I agree with Hawkins when he writes that these students ". . . were teaching all in attendance valuable lessons. . . ."
The rally was a good place to learn about the political ideology espoused by the YCT, Hawkins in particular.
One fundamental lesson that can be learned is that there is no room in the YCT's conversation for differing opinion.
I find the group's position extreme when thoroughly examined, but then I am the only person who has called the organization fascist. And its members would agree with me if they looked up Mussolini's definition of fascism. On every point, the lists of principles espoused by these groups agree.
However, it is important to note that as fascists before have consolidated the power of the state into a single individual, the YCT is attempting to do that here.
I alone am not liberalism at WTAMU, and my claim is not the claim of our group. To say that "we" made that claim is factually false. People can be members of the same group and hold dissenting opinions.
In this unwillingness to recognize the possibility of dissent, YCT members take a narrow view of what it means to respect and support troops.
Hawkins omits from his rendition of the rally that most of the peaceful people there held their hands over their hearts and sang "The Star Spangled Banner."
A big inaccuracy in Hawkins' column was to claim that the best sign displayed by our group was "No Blood for Oil."
While I agree there are people who believe this is the reason for the war, for the most part we are convinced there are a host of other reasons, including war crimes committed by Saddam Hussein. In fact, the best sign out there was one that simply said, "Peace."
On the other hand, it is interesting that the YCT folks were brandishing signs such as "First Iraq, then France." I would think that a pro-soldier stance wouldn't call for soldiers to risk their lives to conquer a place that is merely annoying. But I might be wrong.
Another interesting lesson that Hawkins believes he learned from our involvement in the rally is that we are more interested in calling names than supporting our ideas.
This is an interesting point, and it makes me wonder if this column is just to call names. But I think it is not.
I would like to hear some actual justification for a war in Iraq, with proof that would sway the opinion of our friends - the French, the Russians, the Germans, the world.
At least I hope Hawkins views these people as our friends.
And I would like to hear how placing our troops in danger for a threat that is only a possibility at best is supporting these fine troops.
Attempting to say that only those espousing his beliefs can legitimately support our troops is silly.
Just as the YCT supports our troops by vowing fealty to the president, we support them by recognizing that they are human and shouldn't have to fight imperialist wars for chicken hawks.
But there we go with the name-calling.
However, we see that there is a question, and we see that it needs an answer, and we even consider the answer of the YCT, though we haven't found it persuasive or well stated.
Finally, just as I am certain Hawkins feels that his imperative is to make this country a great country, it is equally our imperative to help make America a place of which we can be proud; a place where the democratic ideal exists, where people can try to accomplish the same goals in different ways, and where we can stand shoulder to shoulder even when we have differences.
Unless someone calls the cops on us.
John Reeve is a graduate student at West Texas A&M University.
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How to Calculate Accruals From an Income Statement
Original post by Ryan Menezes of Demand Media
A company's accrual profit is another name for its net income. This value is its income after expenses, or the difference between its revenues and expenses during a period. If you need to calculate the accrual profit from scratch, you have to compile accounting data about the company's expenses and revenues. However, if you have access to the company's income statement, the process is much simpler. You will find the relevant values on the statement itself.
Step 1
Identify the company's revenue from the income statement. This value may be marked as "gross revenue," "sales revenue" or "total revenue."
Step 2
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Jun 09
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3MoodyMaresMum says:
OK, I have no problems with ZZ, she just takes her prascend with a treat, her Metformin is syringed - and if I am late with dose she gets annoyed and Danilon in a feed. But Anya - arghhhhhhhh.
First few days 100 tablets twice a day, she was great popped them in her feed no trouble, then got wise to it. Reluctantly went out and brought her favourite mix and fine for a few days, then covered in molasses, worked for 2 days, buried in apples - didn't work for a second so tried carrots - NO WAY. Revert to syringe and crushing tablets then mixing with water - I wore most of it and now if I walk in with ahead collar, head up I can't reach - 16.1hh against 5'2"!!!
She has to have her tablets, now 85 twice a day so what's your tips, because I am running out of ideas - oh and forget hiding smell with garlic, peppermint etc - she is already wise to that! I keep telling her every dose is costing me a fortune so can't afford to waste them :-(
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soniadevereux says:
Can you grind them up a bit and put them in apple sauce( like in the jar of apple sauce!) and give her all of it in a small feed then give her the rest of her feed after? Good luck with Anya. xx
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Apr 11
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Rosebudd says:
oh what a nightmare, i no someone who used to hide them in small jam sandwhiches, or marmite? except i dont think bread is actually very good for them.. good luck x x
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pippixox says:
my only idea is find someone tall to syringe!!!
my horses are my medicine, without them im even more crazy!
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kevinhiatt says:
Tablets into apples sometimes works or ground up in a pestle and mortar then mixed into a paste with water and the good old syringe, but lucky to have a horse who just stands there, Tonka on the other hand would be a head lock job, difficult even though I am 6ft 2 in and 15 1/2 stone and he could lift me off my feet with his head.
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OK, she hated apple sauce, she worked out quickly tablets were in bits of apple and carrot, despite the fact I used un-spiked and spiked fruit and veg!
This morning I confess I lost my temper and stormed off the yard shouting "I am only trying to help" and have left her to get on with it, hyped up on sugar.
Down side of a treat/sugar/molasses free yard, you let them have some and BANG blows their minds away - didn't realise how placid they had become on the new feeding system started in December! Oh well, I must have wasted £10 worth of medicine this morning, every dose is about £2!!! I wonder what the recycling bin men think of hundreds of packets of drug packets in the waste!
Jan 09
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Cocosmom says:
What a nightmare for you! I had tips for getting a few tablets in, i.e. cutting tiny sections of apples and carrots, sliding the tablets in and then feeding a couple of normal sections of apple, a tablet filled section a normal section etc so that the horse doesn't know which the offending section(s) is. Also the molasses thing in feed but 85 tablets is a whole different ball game to a few so I'm really not sure. I think the only real way is srynging it in which I know you have tried and are struggling with but I honestly cannot think of any other way to get them into her system as she wont eat them any more. Could you use a chair or is she likely to knock you off that?
I know what you mean about sugar intollerance though, Coco used to be a nightmare with sugar kind of like a kid on e-numbers, even a handful of cool mix would send him stressy, spooky, bad tempered and bolshy so was on a completely sugar free diet. Now he is a bit older he can cope with a bit of sugar but still not a lot.
Good luck, I do really feel for you, you are fighting so hard to give her a good quality of life and manage her condition but she's not making it easy on you is she! I guess on the plus side she must be feeling better and has no problems giving you her opinion on the matter!
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Are there any alternatives to Dell's DRAC? I need remote console access but $349 to upgrade from the built-in iDRAC Express to iDRAC Enterprise seems very steep.
You could come close to duplicating the DRAC's functionality with a network-controlled PDU and KVM switch, however you're never going to achieve 100% feature parity. The one huge piece that you'll be missing is the virtual media functionality. Depending on your situation, missing that functionality may not be a big deal, but in a colo or other mostly hands-off environment, the ability to do remote installs or fire up a live CD remotely is huge.
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Newer versions of the machines we use (Supermicro) have had add-in cards that for $110-ish will give us all that plus the ability to power on a machine that is off -- something we don't have with the PDUs above. Plus it gives the ability to do remote floppy/CD-ROM/DVD and read other sensors. Plus, since each machine is individually accessible, we can give users access to their machines. This also has the overhead of another switch port, but it doesn't need to be an expensive switch. The newest machines we are deploying have this built in, so the cost is only the switch port.
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Lydia HI-LAR-I-OUS!!!! Nov 12, 2009, 11:31pm
Chelsea Nicole Heck yeahh! You guys are so clever. Totally love the Halloween costume! Nov 6, 2009, 6:41pm
Ray Don't know what, "Cash For Clunkers" is, but I love Justin's beat-up car costume. So cool that you guys still get dressed up for Halloween. ;D Nov 2, 2009, 8:37pm
Adrienne Byrd You guys are too funny! Love the costumes and the serious creativity! TOO CUTE! Nov 2, 2009, 4:07pm
Emily Beaty You guys are awesome!!! Love it. I LOVE Cooper's costume, too! Perfect. :) Nov 2, 2009, 12:13pm
gina amin love it! Is that real money? Hope you weren't on the streets though...I'd be constantly looking behind my back! Nov 2, 2009, 10:40am
Samantha Harkins I love the regal pose Cooper is striking on the left. Too cute! Nov 2, 2009, 8:25am
jennie Fresa Good topical costume! So cute! I especially like Cooper's get up! LOL! Good one! :) :) xoxox Nov 2, 2009, 8:02am
Betzography Such a creative idea! I love it! Nov 1, 2009, 10:10pm
Melissa Rothschild You guys are adorable! And Cooper is beautiful!!!! xox Nov 1, 2009, 3:51pm
maggieb ...and there you are again - lovin' life and sharing fun! There is not better way to spread the love! Nov 1, 2009, 1:25pm
Julia Very cute you two!! Nov 1, 2009, 11:23am
Beth I love Cooper!!! I just want to kiss his face like crazy!!! Nov 1, 2009, 7:35am
Michelle Sidles Almost TOO smart for me! ;) I finally got it before the end of the blog post tho. ;) I *love* Mini Cooper, too. Nov 1, 2009, 12:32am
feuz love it, look at cooper pose it Oct 31, 2009, 10:40pm
Gwendolyn Tundermann Love it!! Oct 31, 2009, 10:40pm
John Paul Halford I Love this and you guys. Cooper cracks me up he is such a good dog. Oct 31, 2009, 9:57pm
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