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One day Paladin, the most curious child in the village, discovers something troubling about the wall. Something that made him doubt about Shaddai's love. Could there be a mistake? Would Paladin be able to discover the answer and understand how deeply he is loved? Recommended for ages 4 and up.
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A long time ago a wise man named Shaddai built a wonderful village for children to live in. He talked to them and sang for them and told them stories. He gave them everything they needed. And with his own hands Shaddai built a protective wall around their village, rock by rock.
He did all of this for just one reasonbecause he loved them.
One day Paladin, the village's most curious child, discovers something troubling about the wall. Something that makes him wonder about Shaddai's love. Could there be a mistake?
Young Paladin is about to discover the answer. And when he does, he will come to understand just how deeply he is loved.
And so will you.
Everything God does for your children, He does because of love. He protects them. He listens to their prayers. He provides for their needs. He even gives warnings and sets boundariesfor no other reason than love.
As an adult you already know this. Now your children can know it too through this captivating tale, which was first published in the award-winning children's bestseller Tell Me the Story.
Let this timeless story of a curious boy's choice and a caring man's sacrificial response help you make the infinite love of their Heavenly Father as real to your kids as your own love. Because they need to understand about Him what you have already learnedthat everything God does throughout our lives, He does for one reason only, and for the best reason of all: "Because I Love You."
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Ramsey rammed
Andrew Bolt
–, Saturday, February, 10, 2007, (6:47am)
The Sydney Morning Herald's Howard-hater-in chief, Alan Ramsay, gloats that the Prime Minister admitted to a mistake when talking about global warming:
Four days ago John Howard said the magic words. Early Tuesday evening he walked into the House of Representatives and announced: "I was wrong." Sound the trumpets and mark the moment…
Rats, Prime Minister. You hate it. But now you've forced yourself to utter those three little words, why not try it more often? You could do worse than telling the truth
Ramsay then demands Howard heed the following warning of Alarmist of the Year Tim Flannery:
"Now, if you take those two years as the new trajectory for ice melt in the Arctic - we've only two years of data there - but if we do that, there will be no Arctic to melt in five to 15 years, and that's an astonishingly short period of time for an ice cap that's existed for 3 million years."
Except, of course, that what Flannery - an expert in bones, not weather - had said was a typically wild exaggeration.
From the IPCC report released last week:
The last time the polar regions were significantly warmer than present for an extended period (about 125,000 years ago), reductions in polar ice volume led to 4 to 6 metres of sea level rise.
The Arctic ice disappeared not 3 million years ago, Tim.
But 125,000. (Wrong: See in comments below.) But 1 million:
Lack of sea ice and large ice sheets in the Arctic 1.5 to 1 million years ago and perhaps 125,000 years ago produced major differences in albedo and heat budget with respect to the present Arctic.
Or even in Ramsay's liftetime? In fact, there was a huge melt of Arctic ice as recently as the 1930s, when the place was warmer than now, as a peer-reviewed study by Alaskan scientists noted:
Associated with the LFO, SAT record shows two periods of highest temperatures in the Arctic: in the 1930-40s, and in recent decades. In contrast to the global and hemispheric temperature, the maritime arctic temperature was higher in the late 1930s-early 1940s than in the 1980-90s.
Alan, why don't you and your mate Tim just say "I was wrong"? You could do worse than telling the truth.
Have Your Say
You are completely wrong about this. And continuing to repeat it (the second time I've seen it) will not make you right. The quote you (cherry) pick from the IPCC report does not say the polar ice caps disappeared 125,000 years ago - simply that "reductions" in them led to sea level rises.
You see, dear fellow, it is entirely possible that they shrank 125,000 years ago, but also that they have existed for 3 million years.
While you are thinking about that (and presumably thinking about correcting the record and apologising to Tim Flannery) I still not heard from you on where it is that you find fault with the fundamental science of global warming. That is, that methane and carbon trap heat; methane and carbon concentrations are increasing; therefore it logically follows that more heat is being trapped, leading to global warming and then climate change.
It's a simple equation Andrew that even simple blokes like you and I can follow - where is the (Bolt) hole in it?
Sat 10 Feb 07 (09:04am)
Actually, the IPCC report kind of admits methane seems to have stopped increasing (although some scientists dispute this).
As for your unsupported claims about me being wrong about Arctic warming and icecover, please read http://atoc.colorado.edu/~dcn/reprints/Overpeck_etal_EOS2005.pdf
Andrew Bolt
Sat 10 Feb 07 (09:11am)
What do you mean Howard-hater-in-chief? Prior to curmudgeon being revived for Kingsley Amiss I had never heard of, it but Ramsay is it with a capital 'C'. He hates everybody.
Except Mark Latham of course.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (09:48am)
What I find concerning about this whole global warming debate is 1) the hysteria, 2) the exaggeration, 3) the lies, 3) the intimidation 4) the crowd mentality, and 5) the political hijacking.
And, by the way, it is important to know what really happened to the climate in the past. The ice sheets formed after the global Flood which ended about 4,500 years ago. And that was the result of warm oceans.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (10:12am)
Andrew - "The Arctic ice disappeared not 3 million years ago, Tim. But 125,000."
From your reference:
"There is no paleoclimatic evidence for a seasonally ice free Arctic during the last 800 millennia."
"In contrast to the global and hemispheric temperature, the maritime arctic temperature was higher in the late 1930s-early 1940s than in the 1980-90s."
And what part of IN CONTRAST TO don't you understand. The 1930s SST warming was confined to the Arctic and was not global or even Northern Hemisphere. There was no massive melting as there is today.
How much more wrong can you be?????
Sat 10 Feb 07 (10:14am)
Your IN CONTRAST point is completely irrelevant. The Arctic in the 1930 was warmer than today, which was the only point I made.
You are right to point out that the weight of the evidence is in fact that the Arctic was not completely ice free 125,000 years ago, even though many studies confirm it had retreated far more than it has now:
Based on these data, we propose that the extent of sea ice cover during the last interglacial period was generally reduced over most parts of the Arctic Ocean compared to the present day pattern. We suggest that natural changes of the Arctic Ocean sea ice system during interglacial periods may be larger than hitherto anticipated.
Greater summer insolation, early penultimate deglaciation, and intensification of the North Atlantic Drift, combined to reduce Arctic Ocean sea ice, allow expansion of boreal forest to the Arctic Ocean shore across vast regions, reduce permafrost, and melt almost all glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere. Insolation, amplified by key boundary condition feedbacks, collectively produced Last Interglacial summer temperature anomalies 4â€"5°C above present over most Arctic lands, significantly above the average Northern Hemisphere anomaly.
Greater summer insolation, early penultimate deglaciation, and intensification of the North Atlantic Drift, combined to reduce Arctic Ocean sea ice, allow expansion of boreal forest to the Arctic Ocean shore across vast regions, reduce permafrost, and melt almost all glaciers in the Northern Hemisphere. Insolation, amplified by key boundary condition feedbacks, collectively produced Last Interglacial summer temperature anomalies 4â€"5°C above present over most Arctic lands, significantly above the average Northern Hemisphere anomaly.
According to a projection from the Community Climate System Model, summertime temperatures across the Arctic may warm in the next century to levels last observed about 130,000 years ago. Many Arctic ice features, such as the Prince of Wales Icefield at Ellesmere Island, shown here, are believed to have disappeared during that period. They returned in the ice age that followed and have continued to the present day..
But it's certainly not true, as Flannery claims, that the Arctic has not been ice free for 3 million years:
Lack of sea ice and large ice sheets in the Arctic 1.5 to 1 million years ago and perhaps 125,000 years ago produced major differences in albedo and heat budget with respect to the present Arctic. Documenting and dating of these intervals of low albedo would address the susceptibility of arctic sea ice to modification by orbitally forced (Milankovitch-driven) climatic change, orographic influences on air masses from lower latitudes, or more random causes of climate change.
But Flannery suggest "there will be no Arctic to melt in five to 15 years". That's not so long to wait and see. Shall we have a bet?
Andrew Bolt
Sat 10 Feb 07 (12:14pm)
The simple facts are that the majority of the data from more than five hundred years ago is the analysis of core samples. This is not the precise science claimed as there are factors that effect these located samples that can be attributed to Local phenomena or Global phnenomena. The Scientist know this but still use the samples of proof of their arguments and discard contradictions. (Medieval Warming anyone)
We are seeing massive manipulation by 2500 people and we are (on the whole) buying it lock stock and barrel (Look at David Koch). The hard science has failed, We are now living in the world of Rhetoric unsubstanciated claims with little base in facts are governing policy and to question this leads to abuse from the core group of sheep.
The facts of the IPCC statement are always edged with factors that allow their exit (90% sure) This well healed group are making statements that allow their continued support by governments afraid to be seen as Non Green and yet require their continued travel to wonderful locations to have a chat about how bad Mr and Mrs White with two kids are.
Heavy Kevvy has shown that he will be led by the nose and the Age loves it, At the end of this year we will have a lobor govt who will require another twenty years of the coalition just to dig us out of the mess that they will embroil us in.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (11:12am)
In the very first paragraph of the Overpeck paper you linked, it states "At the present rate of change, a
summer ice-free Arctic Ocean within a century
is a real possibility, a state not witnessed for at
least a million years."
Did you read the first paragraph of the paper you cited?
Sat 10 Feb 07 (11:33am)
I should use the Lambert defence and say 125,000 is "similar to" 1 million. Or do the Lambert stonewall and ignore evidence that contradicts what I'd like to believe, from DDT to hurricanes. I could do the Lambert dreaming, ad keep believing in clearly wrong figures. Or perhaps, if I truly had no shame, I'd do the Lambert shuffle, which involves claiming that when I said one false thing I meant in fact some other offensive thing completely.
Instead, I'll say this: I was wrong. I've corrected the post. And I maintain my main point: Tim Flannery has again exaggerated, and Alan Ramsey has repeated that exaggeration.
I expect you're as appalled as I am by that and will take similar steps to put him straight. As you have so many times before?
Andrew Bolt
Sat 10 Feb 07 (03:33pm)
This debate is considerably diminished by drawing battle lines between Left and Right.
Environmentalism in terms of environmental sustainability is something all people should be interested in - and the vast majority of people on all sides of politics are, I dare say.
Where they differ is in their assessments of the damage being done and the means for preventing damage, for rejuvenating what has been diminished.
People need a sustainable economy if they we are to be able to afford the kind of adaptations to our lifestyles that may be necessary if we are to feed, clothe, heat, shelter, educate, and gainfully occupy all people on the earth and also pay to develop ways of doing this in an environmentally friendly way.
Even so, there are some people who would have us regard capitalism as an inherent evil, and others who would regard any human incursion and all human intervention into the natural realm as irreversibly destructive.
On the one hand are notions harping back to the communist notion that the "old world" of capitalism must be destroyed to make way for the "new" just socialist order. On the other is a belief that humans have a malevolent influence on the natural realm.
In the ABC radio program "Counterpoint" (5 February 2007), Ian Castles (former Head of the Australian Bureau of Statistics) and David Henderson (former Head of the Economics and Statistics Department of the OECD) talked about some of the shortcomings in assumptions and research in the Stern Review, upon which so much public policy here and in the UK now hangs:
Sat 10 Feb 07 (11:36am)
How much more wrong can you be?????
Ender, you'd know all about being wrong with your defense in the past of the fraudulent Mann hockey stick!
Sat 10 Feb 07 (11:58am)
More evolutionaty fantasy being quoted here as science. No wonder so many look so silly when it comes to this debate. Mr Howards only mistake was to give into the pressure of the GW High Priests.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (01:19pm)
Andrew Bolt wrote:
Instead, I'll say this: I was wrong.
My God. John Howard and Andrew Bolt have both admitted they were wrong within a few days. Perhaps the ground is shifting on climate change after all?
Sat 10 Feb 07 (02:16pm)
A quick comment on Howard's return to parliament to change his statement.
I think it was very interesting in the respect that it's the first time I've seen John Howard appear weak.
For a politician with such a polished and well controlled public image it was amazingly jarring to see what appeared to be a hasty and ill prepared correction.
Beyond anything else so far has illustrated the government has either lost the initiative or have convinced themselves they have.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (02:28pm)
Andrew, isn't this all a bit ridiculous? No, utterly ridiculous? You look like a blind man convincing the world that the sun does not exist, and ridiculing those who can see. While we watch you stumbling over every small stone in your path. Carry On Andrew.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (03:49pm)
It's always amusing to read Alan Ramsay's articles a few years later. Nostradamus he ain't!!! So many predictions, so much egg dripping off chin.
He never mentions his numerous gaffes, blunders and downright misrepresentations EVER AGAIN - no matter how ridiculous, his zany and wrong predictions are always quietly forgotten.
For your reading pleasure I present an excerpt from Ramsay's SMH column on the morning of the last Federal Election, 9th October 2004:
"What will not happen is Labor taking a bath. There will be rogue results, and more than likely in Labor's favour. It all comes down to those undecideds, along with the anticipated heavy flow of preferences from the Greens. Latham is the key, as he's been from the day he became leader 10 months ago. Do voters think, at age 43 and after just 10 years in Parliament, that he's up to it? The Government's entire campaign has been built around tearing him down, along with Bob Brown. It has been a spoiling, negative, ugly operation from the outset.
As for the Senate, the Democrats will lose three of their seven senators, and the Greens will gain five if not six, giving them a minimum seven in the new Senate and real political power. And forget about Pauline Hanson. She has never won election in her own right and even Queensland won't break the sequence this time.
And Latham? I think he can get there. At the very least Labor will eat into the Government's majority. People are sick and tired of Howard, and many of us detest him for his duplicity, his divisiveness and his gross mendacity. It's simply a question of whether the undecideds in the marginals think Latham is ready.
They just might".
Spot on Al. Time to retire you silly old man.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (03:50pm)
While I'm in the mood to shaft Ramsay for his idiotic ramblings and predictions (using his own words by the way), I couldn't resist probably the most ridiculous column the loon has ever written. It appeared in the SMH on Monday, 11th October 2004 and was Ramsay's first column after the Howard landslide two days prior.
A word of warning. Do not be eating or drinking over your keyboard and the mess will be hard to clean up). Read it all and enjoy.
Nothing will save us from gullibility and greedy self-interest. By Alan Ramsey
October 11, 2004
A small book turned up last week entitled How to Kill a Country. It was written by three Sydney academics about our "free trade" deal with the United States. They could as easily have been writing about what, spare us, happened on Saturday.
How on earth could we have put this scheming, mendacious little man and his miserable claque back in office for another three years? Worse, how could we have brought them to the very brink of absolute control of the nation's entire parliamentary process and authority?
Very easily, as things turned out, to the cost of the rest of us and our national self-respect.
For almost nine years this Government, incompetent in most everything except mediocrity, debauched its word and the people's trust, along with voters' gullibility, their ignorance, their taxes and, in the end, their greedy self-interest.
It deceived and dissembled about joining us with Washington's military adventurism in Iraq, and it went on deceiving and dissembling, irrespective of the heightened threat to our national interest, to keep our minuscule presence there purely for the political pleasure of George Bush and his cronies.
Then when we reached the one time every three years of a people's audit, 4.6 in every 10 of us turned round and said, thank you, gimme the money and flog us for another three years. Most times, despite the thick and the avaricious and those who feel it's just all beyond them, we get it right as a nation.
Not this time. This time we've really buggered things. A politically immoral man who, by any civilised measure, disqualified himself from public life, has been given a pat on the back and even more power. This time the people's will has got it dreadfully wrong.
Now we all have to pay for the comfortable idiocy of the manipulated minority. And it is a minority: the 46 per cent who voted for the Coalition, or 4.6 in every 10. The other 5.4, in the main, wanted something better, and were denied by a lowest common denominator system in which all the spoils go to a degraded 50 per cent plus one.
I thought we had more brains, more self-respect. I was wrong in thinking enough voters "just might" see through the confidence trickery of John Howard, master illusionist and toad of a human being. I apologise for nothing.
However, don't get snowed by the spin merchants about the size of the Government's win. Howard's real achievement is the Coalition's Senate victory. In the House of Representatives, Labor went into the election with 63 seats, the Government 83, with three independents and one Green MHR.
By midday yesterday, with a bit over 10 million votes counted in an electorate of 13 million, the most likely result, after the doubtfuls are finally sorted, is that Labor will have a net loss of between one and three seats, no more.
Labor's loss was great in votes, not seats. It's primary vote (38.3 per cent) is only marginally better than under Kim Beazley's losing leadership three years ago (37.8 per cent). What is different this time is the Liberal Party (40.3 per cent) out-polling Labor in primary votes (as distinct from a joint Coalition vote of 46 per cent).
That happens rarely: twice only in the Liberals' 60-year history, the last time, ironically, in the Fraser victory of 1975 that buried the government of Latham's political father figure, Gough Whitlam.
Still, Latham's time will come. Believe it."
Nice one Al. Nice predicting. I told you it was fun. I particularly love this line: How on earth could we have put this scheming, mendacious little man and his miserable claque back in office for another three years? What a cack!
Sat 10 Feb 07 (04:30pm)
G'day Andrew- I don't pretend to know much about global warming though I reckon it's a safe bet to say that a)huumans probably aren't helping the planet- b) the planets climate will do what it wants to do and there is very little we can do about it(good or bad)- c)there is not a person alive on this planet who can tell any of us what is a normal climate.
It is this last point that makes a mockery of your bloggers who think(to quote the alledged experts)that climate change and global warming is real-says who???
The 50% of scientists and politicians who are given media coverage!
Well then,based on the word of such noted climate scientists such as Al Gore (who by the way was in charge of the US with Bill Clinton when the senate voted 97-0 against ratifying the Kyoto protocol) we are doomed.
I, like you Andrew, challenge these people to take your bet that the ice caps will be gone in 5-15 years.They won't for the simple fact is they DON'T KNOW and, unlike you (or John Howard) they will refuse to apologise in 10,20,30 years time when we find out that it really is just part of the Earth's natural climate cycle. To finish, I would like to quote Mark Steyn if for no other reason his eloquence is so much better than mine.
"Alas, the science isn't so solid. In the '70s, it was predicting a new ice age. Then it switched to global warming. Now it prefers "climate change." If it's hot, that's a sign of "climate change." If it's cold, that's a sign of "climate change." If it's 53 with sunny periods and light showers, you need to grab an overnight bag and get outta there right now because "climate change" is accelerating out of control."
and my personal favourite,
"If "global warming" is real and if man is responsible, why then do so many "experts" need to rely on obviously fraudulent data? The famous "hockey stick" graph showed the planet's climate history as basically one long bungalow with the Empire State Building tacked on the end. Completely false."
I wait to be hysterically shouted down by people unwilling to put their real name on a blog
keep up the good work
Sat 10 Feb 07 (05:09pm)
Ah, the old "Howard Hater" label again. If you disagree with him you hate him - not a very constructive or accurate argument I'm afraid. Still if you want to read a (using your yardstick and terms) "Howard Lover" read Peter Hartcher in The Australian, that should make you feel better.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (05:10pm)
Posted by carbonsink on Sat 10 Feb 07 at 02:16pm
Carbonsink wrote this:
Instead, I'll say this: I was wrong.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (05:30pm)
What does it matter who got it wrong or who got it right, or who is a curmudgeon.
Surely the question should be "what is the answer".
Is there a problem, what is the problem, what is the answer?
I think that whatever answer is settled on it will be decided on profitability.
I possibly won't be around when everybody finds out that everybody is wrong, which, going on past results is a distinct possibility.
But the profit will be there.
Sat 10 Feb 07 (06:10pm)
Posted by Alan of Sydney on Sat 10 Feb 07 at 03:50pm "It's always amusing to read Alan Ramsay's articles a few years later. Nostradamus he ain't!!! So many predictions, so much egg dripping off chin. He never mentions his numerous gaffes, blunders and downright misrepresentations EVER AGAIN - no matter how ridiculous, his zany and wrong predictions are always quietly forgotten."
I haven't checked Alan, but perhaps you could save me the trouble. I assume from what you say that Alan Ramsey (not Ramsay if you don't mind Andrew - sloppy journalism yet again?) was wrong as usual about Saddam's links to terrorism, WMDs, and the benefits to be gained from the glorious conquest of Iraq, etc, etc.? And of course Honest John was right? Or should that be Nostradamus John? - (so many predictions - just ask him about climate change, he's got all the answers - been telling us for years).
Where do you people come from?
Sat 10 Feb 07 (06:21pm)
"The Arctic ice disappeared not 3 million years ago, Tim. But 125,000. (Wrong: See in comments below.) But 1 million:
Lack of sea ice and large ice sheets in the Arctic 1.5 to 1 million years ago and perhaps 125,000 years ago produced major differences in albedo and heat budget with respect to the present Arctic."
And once again, I ask the defenders of AGW, how can you say anything scientific about 1 million years ago?
Operational science deals with the here and now, with measureable data, with accurate observations, and truthful reporting.
This kind of science cannot reach that far back, because there was no-one making observations then. All we have is present-day observations plus a bunch of usually un-stated assumptions.
In fact I will repeat the challenge I implied some days ago. Can anyone provide valid scientific data of the levels of greenhouse gases prior to the Industrial Revolution?
I thought not.
The argument cannot be resolved scientifically because we simply do not have the data.
I am tired of the useless arguments revolving around the purported credibility of the IPCC scientists vs other scientists, of their putative bias regarding sources of funding and so on ad infinitum nauseum.
So let's recognise our limitations and concentrate on logical analysis of the data we do have.
Two years is an amazingly short trend line to extrapolate, Mr Flannery, particularly for measurements taken annually, so I suggest that logic demands that you reserve judgement, or limit your prognostications. "Anything else is of the devil" (religious reference deliberate!).
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Luanne M. (Williams) Kelsey, 59, of Surprise, AZ, formerly of Cozad, died Dec. 14, 2007, at Surprise after a long battle with cancer.
Memorial services were held on Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at the Radiant Church at Surprise. Inurnment will take place at the Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery at Mesa, AZ.
Kelsey was born on Feb. 5, 1948, at Lexington to Charlie C. and Evelyn E. (Fagot) Williams.
She attended St. Ann's Catholic School where she graduated in 1966, and attended college in Greeley, CO, for a short time before returning to Cozad.
While in Cozad, she was employed by her parents at the Circle S Restaurant for many years. In 1986, she moved to Phoenix, AZ, where she owned and operated her own housekeeping service for a short period. She later engaged in the hospitality industry which she continued until her death.
Kelsey enjoyed reading, watching sports, working crossword puzzles and especially playing cards with her family, according to family members.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, Charlie and Evelyn; a sister-in-law; and one brother-in-law.
?Survivors include: two sons—Tad (Rhonda) Kelsey of Phoenix and Charles "Chuck" (Jo) Kelsey of Surprise; five sisters—Teresa "Peri" (Ed) Rupe of Eustis, Janet "Jackie" Illian of Clay Center, Gina (Ted) Majewski of Cottonwood, AZ, Renae (Doug) Rowe of Cozad and Lisa (Terry) Loftis of Cave Creek, AZ; three brothers—Dennis "Denny" (Patty) Williams of Phoenix, George Williams of Cozad and Mark (Jeannie) Williams of Phoenix; eight grandchildren—Hannah, Samantha, Trevor, Lisa, Ashleigh, Michael, Kyra and Noah.
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Here are social platforms to consider: Twitter StumbleUpon Digg Slideshare YouTube Facebook LinkedIn Although Facebook and LinkedIn may be core to your long-term inbound marketing program, you cannot emulate organic social media sharing with paid programs on these sites nearly as well. In contrast, Twitter, StumbleUpon and Digg indicate a listing is sponsored, but otherwise include it in the interface like other content. Demand Generation Media Social Media digg Facebook Focus inbound marketing reddit Slideshare social advertising stumbleupon twitter Youtube
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And, if you haven't already, connect with me on LinkedIn …). Three years later I know that any professional who does not take the opportunity of a free and well-written LinkedIn profile is "cutting off his/her nose to spite his/her face.". And this is true whether the professional plans to ever actually make connections on LinkedIn. Digg this! See [link].
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Create accounts on social bookmarking sites like Wikio , Mixx , Digg and/or StumbleUpon. Create and maintain profile pages on social networking and directory sites like LinkedIn , Facebook , Naymz , Jigsaw , Plaxo , ZoomInfo , CrunchBase (for technology executives), and VisualCV. Digg this! This Time, It's Personal. Another executive acquaintance has things a bit worse.
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LinkedIn forums. If you're like most people, you have a profile on LinkedIn and haven't done much with it. There are about 600,000 groups on LinkedIn covering every imaginable business interest. Make sure your LinkedIn profile is complete and helpful so people can learn about you. In the "specialties section of your profile, list your keywords!
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Link to the new blog from your website, Facebook page, LinkedIn and Twitter profiles, other social networking and social bookmarking profiles, comments you leave on other blogs—anywhere you can create a link. Promote your blog posts to your relevant LinkedIn groups. Digg this! One of the primary reasons most blogs are abandoned is that it takes time to build an audience.
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Then came Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. LinkedIn. Social Media b2b marketing crm customer retention customer service customer support Focus LinkedIn linking Quora SaaS Salesforce salesforce.com service level agreements SMB social media support channels Social Times support channels topliners Twitter vendor servicesby Zainab Ali | Tweet this. This past week, we published a guest post on Social Times about how B2B customers were turning to social media channels to express complaints and seek support. And Focus. And Quora. And most recently, our very own Topliners. Exactly.
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It's an outstanding list, categorized by industry including Automotive, Chemicals, Electronics, Telecommunications, and a dozen other sectors, but all of the names were linked to the individuals' LinkedIn profiles—no Twitter links! Digg this! Share this on LinkedIn. You can follow Marshall Kirkpatrick's entire Social Strategists list, based on Jeremiah's list, here , but what if you want to get a bit more granular and be a bit more selective in your following? Here you go. Serious disconnect there.). Anyway, on to the list! link]. Share this on Bebo.
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Use Hootsuite to manage your Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn accounts. Drawbacks : Tweetdeck doesn't integrate Facebook pages, Google+, LinkedIn, or any of your other social media outlets, which means you'll need more than one management tool. The app connects to Twitter and Facebook, as well as LinkedIn, which makes this app another good option for B2B companies. Tweetdeck.


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SF Mayor Says Switch To Renewable Diesel For Transportation Fleet Is CompleteS.F. mayor Ed Lee announced at a summit in Portland, Ore. that San Francisco has completed a switch to renewable diesel at all 53 fueling facilities for the city's diesel vehicle fleet.
Nevada Researchers Trying To Turn Roadside Weed Into BiofuelScientists who've been cultivating gumweed on the University of Nevada campus think they are on the verge of producing diesel fuel, and perhaps someday jet fuel, from a sticky cousin of the sunflower that grows across much of Nevada's high desert.
Bay Area Drivers 1st To Fill Up Tanks With Algae-Based FuelDrivers in the San Francisco Bay Area were the first in the nation to fill up their gas tanks with an algae-based biofuel.
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rd 2: xavier su'a-filo, center, ucla -- yeah, center. i think this guy is our future at center. he's very agile. not high cut, which is good for maintaining a low base in a tall guy. he has the movement to terrorize linebackers. he has very good balance and looseness for his size, and will be able to easily slide around a big radius and get push at all angles. he's a markedly better football player than all the other centers available, so i'll invest the time to get this guard/tackle ready to play center. also, he'll be a 5-position lineman if needed.
**next three picks are wr because we only have two maybe three legit receivers and let all the good free agents walk on by.**
rd 2: paul richardson, wr, colo -- we need quickness, speed and athleticism at wr, so we start with richardson. a shorter, smaller, poor-man's aj green, with a lot of desean jackson thrown in. he can get open downfield and has the body control to make some tough catches. lately, he has shown the ability to put on muscle, so frailty is not a big concern. he can make difference-making plays.
rd 3: robert herron, wr, wyo -- fast, tough, athletic playmaker. if he was a few inches taller, he'd be in the late-first rd conversation. i believe herron has the athleticism to make some plays outside, and isn't only relegated to the slot.
rd 3: bruce ellington, wr, s car -- great athlete with big upside. again, he's a little short, but he's an elite athlete who can outplay defenders and make plays. also, he can be our high-level kick returner. he's going to be a very good slot receiver, but he's athletic enough to make plays anywhere on the field. his speed, balance and body control are up there with the best of them.
rd 3 or 4: jaylen watkins, cb, florida -- a very nimble corner who can lock down the slot. underrated in my book. hopefully, he's there at this pick. good bloodlines (sammy).
rd 4: taylor hart, de/dt, oregon -- high-energy five-technique with just enough natural talent to be a nfl starter. good, not great, player. good locker room, meeting room, practice, gameday guy. kind of like cowboy's less-talented brother.
rd 5: justin ellis, dt/nt, la tech -- super-thick, high-energy interior presence similar to ian williams, but bigger. plays with uncommon energy for such a large guy. has upside: if we can get him defated down to the 320-330 range his quickness will become a big challenge to o-linemen. he has versatility along the line--he has the body to take on a double team, and also has the inclination to penetrate. he just needs some good, tomsula instruction and practice.
rd 6: --gabbert--
rd 7: larry webster, te, bloomsburg -- tall, athletic ex-bball player who was a pass rusher for a year or two, but this guy is a receiving tight end all the way. julius thomas--but longer. to me, the 6th and 7th round is all about finding elite raw materials and developing them. webster is that guy. father played in the nfl.
rd 7: kevin pamphile, ot, purdue -- 6-5 315, not fat, and has nfl-starter measureables. again, very good raw materials to work with. has only played two years on o-line--diamond in the rough.
rd 7: george atkinson, kr/rb/wr/st, notre dame -- close to an elite athlete. why he chose a position he's not well-suited for--running back--i'll never know, but the guy has the goods to be a great kick returner. i think he can make himself into a receiver if he tries. i also think he can be a special teams gunner like colin jones. he's bigtime fast, and you can work with that. he's my little project.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by KapKhao Truely relaxing stay at the Wonderful W It was a truly relaxing 2 night stay, staffs are very friendly and helpful especially the one at welcome desk on our arrival and also on our departure. A nice piece of cake was provided as a birthday amenity, the room is clean and big enough for 2 in a beautiful and modern decor with a touch of Swiss chalet overlooking the mountain. I'm not just a big fan of bathroom amenities 'Bliss' but this is just my personal preference. Breakfast was lovely with a choices of egg on a la crate menu as well as international selections of hot and cold dishes on buffet. Though there was no green salad but there was fresh peppers, tomatoes and cucumber. Wet area is cool but not sure if it is big enough for a high season. We were very relaxing and can really make use out of its facilities such as sauna, steam room, whirlpool because it was not that crowded. Arola returant is something very special and kept us from not going to dine anywhere else for the entire stay. The choices are small but trust me that they are all very interesting especially filled watermelon with tomato and goat cheese ice cram, Verbier veal chop, cream catalana. We really enjoy the stay and it was a truely relaxing 2 night stay in a wonderful W with nice staffs, cozy room, good food and relaxing wellness. Thank you W Verbier and all staffs that made our stay very relaxing. We hope to be back ..... May 16, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer WOW WOW WOW I would love to change the spelling of WOW to WWW, thank you very much for everything and made it so amazing. prompt service , amazing staff. Whatsapp representative are too good and helpful, too many good stories to share. but simply W verbier team is smazing. Want to mention few names but I am afraid if I will miss few. therefore thumbs up to all. April 18, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rich2809 Spectacular, special occasion Wow! If I could give more than five stars I would. My wife and son had a few days days free and it was Helen's birthday so we zipped over to ski iand celebrate in Switzerland for 5 spectacular days. We stayed part of our stay in the W and it was outstanding in every way possible. From the very first member of the team we met outside the hotel, we were made to feel welcome and that the hotel wanted us to have a great time and believe me we did have a great time. We settled into our spectacular suite, the expense in creating these suits must be truly eye watering. Every single thing in the suite from the taps, the floor coverings even the snow globe on the shelf is just so beautifully thought out. I stay in loads of hotels and this one is now my favorite, I had the best shower of my life, the bed was super comfy and the room was quite and restful. Great tv and sound system, beautiful light fittings just a remarkable place to rest after a day skiing and an evening sledging with my 10 year old son. By the way the sledging is extremely dangerous but great fun and a little addictive. The hotel driver cheerfully drove us to the top of the sledge run as often as we wanted. We used head torches at one point. Food...oh my goodness the food was spectacular. I had a veal chop, it was perfectly cooked, wonderful. Breakfast was like nothing I have seen before and I have stayed at plenty of W's. From Barcelona to Guangzhou. The buffet was perfectly presented. I had an omelette and at long last, After 20 years I have found a chef in a hotel that can really cook an omelette. The restaurant team were excellent, always attentive and friendly, full of recommendations on what to do and where to go. Every single expectation we had about this hotel was exceeded by a very long way. The pool was stunning, half indoor and half outdoor. You can get beautiful family beds in the pool area to relax on, they are all indoors at the moment. The spa was the best I have seen, steam room, sauna, somewhere to soak the aching feet after a day in the old ski boots. a beautiful design in every way. Hotel has the perfect location. It is a two minute walk to the chairlift. The most beautiful view from our suite of the mountains. House keeping was really on the ball, the room was spotless, it gave us the feeling of being the first people to have ever stayed in the suite and that is always a great feeling. In my view the house keeping team in any hotel is amongst the most important part of the organization, poor house keeping means a horrible stay. Great job It was all perfect and we can not wait to return. Thank you to the whole team. R April 6, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Verified Reviewer Great place for a fantastic ski trip Resort just down the slopes so location is FANTASTIC Great staff especially at the Restaurant with a special mention to Andre who was taking care of our table at the Arola restaurant Two recommendatins to improve the property: 1 - warmer water at the pool, especially when you're in the outside part. 2 - the terrace/balcony of the Fabulous room I was in could be better furnished to make a full use of it especially when the weather is nice. We would have loved to stay in to take our bkf in the room but the furniture in the balcony wasn't so welcoming in comparison to going down to the restaurant. Outside of these two points, this is a Wonderful property I could only recommend. February 22, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by 308valais This hotel is perfect for skiers Very well located near the cable car. The people from the ski room are very sweet an.d also you can purchase your ski ticket directly at the hotel. The welcoming of the staff is very warm and professional. The beds are very confortable. The staff of the spa is also very professional. The breakfast buffet is really nice. The orange juice could have been freshly squeezed although it said so it wasn't. Besides that no problem at all. I can definitely recommend this hotel. Choosing a room with a view is not very necessary for the price difference I think it is not really worth it. February 15, 2016
Rated 4 out of 5 by Davede This hotel has a young and modern feel. It has a fantastic location Great place for teenagers or lovers. Trendy atmosphere. ideal location, great ski area. February 14, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by Rafa76 Great experience The hotel is great and the facilities really nice, but what really stands out is the staff. Always in high spirits and wanting to provide great serviceto,and invested in finding solutions for issues that may come up. That is across the board from the driver to the bartenders, the ski concierge, and the check in/out people, and evrybody else we interacted with. February 11, 2016
Rated 5 out of 5 by STEWARTST Incredible in every way (again!) We just completed our second 6 night stay at this amazing hotel having enjoyed both a summer and winter experience here. I was also wondering, after such an incredible summer stay if this next stay would live up to my expectations which were high. Now I know. It surpassed them. I can't decide which season I prefer, they are both magical. The hotel takes advantage of its location (2 minutes to the gondola and 30 seconds from ski-out to the ski valet# to deliver an exceptional winter ski holiday. The hotel is much busier, especially on the weekend and we enjoyed the energy of the hotel in winter as much as the quiet relaxation of the summer. There are many more staff and I am duly impressed how this hotel manages to build such a wonderful team of caring employees so quickly to provide for their busy winter season staffing needs. We were provided an upgrade to a cozy suite for which we were grateful. Another incredible room with stylish Swiss chalet style appointments and plenty of space. Perfection again! We enjoyed our breakfasts which easily compare with any of the breakfast buffets of any of the Asia/Middle East properties. They were made all the more special by our caring servers - thank you Maude and Zeeta! We were joyfully sent out to ski every day by Nicole and Alessio the best ski valets ever! The hotel has a perfect setup to store your shoes during the day and ski equipment at night and you are at the Medran gondola in 2 minutes #maybe less# We enjoyed our apres-ski in the Living Room most days #especially once I found out they had the ingredients to make my favorite cocktail). Thank you Mita for being so warm! The front desk staff took care of every need and looked after us constantly, never letting a moment to greet and acknowledge us go by. They greeted us upon our return as if we were returning VIP guests. Nadia, Robert, and a few others whose names I unfortunately did not get were some of the most professional hotel staff I have encountered. The duty manager Deborah greeted us like we were family. Meva, the concierge on duty took care of us like she was waiting for our arrival. They create the same type of personal attention to you and your needs that any of the best well known luxury hotel brands do. But I must give special mention to Monica, the W Insider. Throughout our planning for this trip she was always available to us and provides you with her cell phone for anything you need. That is personal service at its best! Every detail of our pre-arrival planning was meticulously taken care of by her. Once there we enjoyed her genuine warmth and enthusiasm for her work and enjoyed her company. One might expect that no hotel can be 100% perfect and that is true of the W Verbier. We don't expect any of our many SPG stays to be 100% problem free. We don't focus on small hiccups when they occur. If you read this and think that this is the type of experience you'd like to have, I think given this is the second time we have had this incredible experience at this hotel, there's a good chance you will have it, too. January 26, 2016


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Located just 10 min drive from Deloraine, in the central north of Tasmania, 'Gowan Braes' offers a diverse range of opportunities, including beef, sheep or cropping. The property would lend itself to a wide range of boutique farming pursuits and lifestyle opportunities.
The Deloraine district has arguably some of the best farmland in Tasmania, with Dunorlan, and 'Gowan Braes' being at the pinnacle. Rich red alluvial soils have grown a mix of traditional crops including potatoes and poppies, but have been well rested over the past several years, and ready to strike straight into a cropping cycle, with endless opportunities for boutique start ups.
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