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Note: International Business major will be available to existing declared majors only. Courses will continue to be available as an emphasis in Business Administration
It's no secret we live in a global economy, with the U.S. reportedly importing an estimated $2.7 trillion and exporting an estimated $2.2 trillion worth of goods or services in 2012.
There are few borders left when it comes to commerce, which will make your international business degree valuable indeed when you enter the job market.
"Students in international business take a lot of the same classes other business students take, but they're also asked to take four semesters of a foreign language and they're asked to complete some kind of study abroad experience," says Scott Niederjohn, division chair of business administration. "And we make that very easy for students, whether that means they'll do a three-week class internationally or do something for a semester or even a year."
There's a new class called "Study Abroad in Business" which involves traveling to exciting places around the world during a May term. You'll spend one week preparing for your trip in the classroom at Lakeland and two weeks traveling.
"If you want to go to China or Japan or Europe or the United Kingdom or South America, these trips are going to happen, so you just figure out when you want to go because this is the rotation," says Niederjohn.
It's difficult to talk business with people from other countries when you speak only English. That's why we mandate two full years of a foreign language for this degree.
"That is different than other schools and different than our other programs in business," says Niederjohn.
Given that U.S. trading with Mexico reportedly totals about $500 billion a year, Spanish is a popular language related to this major. Chinese is another popular language among international business students, with German and Japanese also offered.
Name: Pratikshya Bhandari
Hometown: Kathmandu, Nepal
Title: Investment risk management specialist
Business: Northwestern Mutual
Pratikshya was 18 when she packed two suitcases and left home, bound for a place more than 7,000 miles away that she had never seen in person.
"My first impression of Lakeland did not do it justice," the 2011 Lakeland graduate says today. "It was raining and gloomy. But I told myself, for better or worse, this is where I'm going to be."
Like many international students, Pratikshya experienced a bit of culture shock early. After all, her densely populated hometown has about 1 million people, who inhabit just over 200 square miles. Sheboygan County has just over 100,000 people, comfortably scattered across more than 500 square miles. "Now when I go home to Nepal, it's too loud and bustling for me," she says with a laugh.
Academically, Pratikshya shined at Lakeland, earning a bachelor of arts in international business. She then earned a master's of science in applied economics at Marquette University before landing her fulltime job at Northwestern Mutual in Milwaukee.
While she stresses that Lakeland fully prepared her scholastically, she says the social experience had the biggest impact on her development as a person. Two of the classmates she met during freshman orientation remain among her best friends, and that was just the start of her social investment in Lakeland. During her time here, she was involved in the Global Student Association, International Food Fest, Habitat for Humanity, Lakeland's community service group and the student newspaper. She also enjoyed Friday movie nights with friends and worked as an assistant in the president's office.
"The first time I turned on a stove was at Lakeland College," she says. "School doesn't teach you things like that, people do. It was the personal touch that mattered so much to me. I felt valued there. The people at Lakeland College made sure I was well-positioned to face the future."
She strongly recommends Lakeland College to prospective international students, recalling the time she had lunch with her friends and noticed there were students from seven countries at the table.
As for that shaky first impression of Lakeland College, it's a distant memory.
"I'm still in touch with professors and students," she says. "When I think of Lakeland, I think of the great people. It's the people who make the place."
Listed below are just some of the jobs or graduate school positions Lakeland University international business students from recent graduating classes have landed:
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Source: US Global Change Research Program: Climate Change Impacts in the United States
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In order to more effectively manage these risks, and to enhance the resiliency of our water resource systems, the report sets out six general recommendations and 24 specific actions that should be undertaken by federal agencies and their partners. It calls for a more formal planning process, highlights the need for improved information, enhanced capacity building, better integration across related issues, and better tools for assessing vulnerabilities, and recommends expanded water use efficiency.
These actions are by no means a cure-all for the challenges we face in managing the increasing demands on our water resources in a changing climate. Nor are they a substitute for slowing the rate and magnitude of climate change through reducing emissions of greenhouse gases. The most effective risk management strategy is to avoid the risk all together. But with climate change already underway, we are too late to avoid some changes, and adaptation will be critical to reducing economic and environmental costs. We need only to look at the costs and suffering from recent extreme weather events to understand the risks we face.
Comments on the draft plan are being accepted until July 15, and can be submitted to: http://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/eop/ceq/initiatives/adaptation/freshwater-plan
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RGGI's Benefits, Costs, and Why It Should Stay
Throughout the beginning of 2011, the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) —the first mandatory carbon dioxide (CO2) cap-and-trade program in the United States—was successfully defended by state legislators in three states where attempts were made to remove those states from the program. In the second week of May, the states of Delaware and Maine defeated bills proposing withdrawal, while in New Hampshire, Senators did not pass the House's version of a withdrawal bill. But on May 26, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie announced that his state will leave RGGI by the end of the year.
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Why can't I take Hydroxycut while breastfeeding? I mean exactly? (No I am not doing it.) What passes into the breastmilk? What affect does it have on the baby? Can anyone tell me?
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I'm sure they haven't done any studies for it as far as passing to baby through mom's milk.
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I agree with PP; there are no studies, and it's one of those things where you really can't and shouldn't try to find out (accelerated weight loss is not worth the health of a baby). Think of it this way: if you are taking med to make you lose weight and it passes through your milk, what would it cause LO to do?
breastfeeding or not, I think weight loss pills and "supplements" just aren't a good idea.
chemicals & who knows what ~ I might take it when I'm done BFing but I'm not going to pass all that to my baby.
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man wtf ytc why did you edit all the links :(
i put a link to the 4um on my site :(
http://312c.info/Look_At_My_Horse.mp3 extracted mp3
why are you trying to monetize something so awesome
you should just do it for the sweet lemonade yeah sweet lemonade
:D thats awesome
yeah i'd seriously remove all the clumped up ads and just add a flashing background of lemonade and maybe a horse dick
both may coexist peacefully
sorry for officially endorsing pads http://shutupwomangetonmyhorse.com/ but really people should just shut up woman get on my horse
I would like to cast my vote for pads' site, as I believe it can help to attain hot bitches. The competitor is too cluttered and will only get you ugly fat girls.
yea sometimes all you need is one line telling people where to find something radical
look at my horse
my horse is amazing
this is looping in teh background on my comp
its amazin
patrick moore plays the xylophone
if u listen to this nonstop for 24 hours u actually ascend to a higher being
Hey Denied.
If you're going to steal my work then don't stick a load of ads on the page because that's just taking the piss.
It's also pretty lame to not even host the file yourself and just leach it from shutupwomangetonmyhorse.com (which has no ads so you know...)
hey weebl im a big fan of patrick moore plays the xylophone and other great works
thanks for this and that specifically
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"All flash is copy righted by its respected owner: (c)2009 Weebl's Stuff all rights reserved. "
also, whats wrong with making money?
Well thank you.
yea he did credit you its just the video should stand alone in its genius
2: I have no problem with people making money when they've actually done something.
I don't really mind shutupwomangetonmyhorse.com since they are hosting the file themselves rather then leeching like Denied is. (Woo. Let's make money and not even pay for the hosting. Awesome!!) and they're not running ads.
jesus, i someone from my home town who has never heard of DG just linked this to me.
it's blowin up.
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i'm jammin atm. this is ipod material :D btw i want some lemonade mm sweet lemonade
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the phase when she says "it tastes like raisins" is really pissing me off :<
im pretty sure tis been running in the background now for like 30 min and it just keeps getting better!!!
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not even getting involved with the man who talks about the lemonade... sweet sweet lemonade.
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we just made this video viral.. can we get a counter on the page?
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Skip to comments.Illegal Immigration Costs U.S. Hundreds of Billions
Posted on 04/24/2008 7:29:45 AM PDT by T.L.Sink
Illegal immigration costs American taxpayers $346 billion annually and, besides the well-documented areas of education, jail and medical care, the money is being spent on manpower for overwhelmed government agencies. A renowned economist, who has thoroughly researched the impact of illegal immigration and published numerous reports and articles, recently published an alarming alarming book on the subject. In his book, Edwin Rubenstein exposes the GARGANTUAN COSTS of illegal aliens. The book supports previous reports of U.S. employers of illegal aliens raking in billions thanks to the cheap labor while American taxpayers subsidize the ordeal. U.S. prisons are also overwhelmed with illegals with 147,000 illegal aliens in local jails, 74,000 in state prisons and 46,000 in federal prisons. About 28% of all federal prisoners are illegal immigrants, and the cost to taxpayers is about $5.4 billion a year. Many are repeat offenders that get released into communities rather than deported. Numerous such cases have made headlines because the illegal immigrants had previous convictions yet were released to commit murder, rape and scores of drunk-driving offenses. These figures DON'T even INCLUDE the billions of dollars U.S. taxpayers dish out annually to provide free educations and medical care for those in the country illegally.
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This is the real corporate welfare that we have tolerated for the last 20 years.
"That Sucking Sound You Hear is Mexico Sucking Billions of Dollars Outta The US!! -- I Tried To Warn Ya! "
We had at least two candidates for president, Tancredo and Hunter, who talked about this and look where it got us. Someone here one day told me this issue is barely on the radar of "important issues".
Personally, I'm mad enough to scream over this. We have been sold out.
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None of the candidates are able or willing to fight WOT. The biggest threat to this country comes from open borders and having hordes of immigrants from enemy nations and illegal aliens roam the country. The planes on 9/11 took off not from Iraq but from American soil.
"U.S. prisons are also overwhelmed with illegals with 147,000 illegal aliens in local jails, 74,000 in state prisons and 46,000 in federal prisons. About 28% of all federal prisoners are illegal immigrants, and the cost to taxpayers is about $5.4 billion a year."
Jeraldo will be crushed! He insists these people don't do crime!
As a defeated Tancredo/Hunter supporter, I couldn't agree more. They were both prophetic on the issue but, tragically, they were both marginalized by the MSM, the ethnocentric pressure groups, business special interest lobbies (U.S. Chamber of Commerce, etc.) that love cheap labor with no basic benefits, and politicians pandering to the Hispanic vote. And what burns my hide is that Tancredo had the best rating by the American Conservative Union. I also blame the RNC and George Bush and Carl Rove who wouldn't even talk to Tancredo and banned him from the White House. With friends like them who needs liberal enemies?
Great cartoon. "Many a truth is said in jest!"
Until we find a politician or more than one who will stand up for us, this is just pissing in the wind. NOBODY will defend our borders! I don't get it! Do these idiots think illegals will carry the day for them? What will politicians do when the tax base dries up and most major American cities will be broke? This is already happening. If these rat bastards think raising taxes is the answer, Who's going to be left to pay them?....
Of course the simple answers are fiscal responsibilty and spending within your means but try and tell that to these asshat politicians! Eventually they are going to have to do it and forget about fricking global warming and other liberal whack left happy crap! GET to BASICS and run a LEAN government!!!
We've become slaves to big business.
Rivera is a rabid ethnocentrist and if a white or Asian promoted the illegal preferences for their ethnic groups like he does, he'd be the first to scream "racism!" By the way, his mother was Jewish but it's not chic for a macho Hispanic to mention that! What a mountebank and a fraud!
I agree and sometimes I think we can't see the national forest for all the special interest, racial, commercial and ethnocentric trees! It's almost like we have a collective death wish! "Civilizations don't die from murder, but by suicide." - Arnold Toynbee
Exactly right. And one of our BASICS is our U.S. Constitution. Article.IV., Section.4., says: "The United States shall guarantee to every State in this Union a Republican Form of Government, and shall protect each of them against Invasion." Even the open-borders crowd can't deny it's a foreign illegal invasion. But the special interest and pressure groups, along with a liberal activist judiciary, choose to ignore or reinterpret the plain English meaning and original intent of these words to advance their own personal agendas.
I think that's a good observation. Even at the height of the Cold War the Soviet Union never wanted to subdue us with a war of MAD. They preferred to do it by internal subversion.
More Americans killed by illegal aliens than Iraq war, study says
When you start digging into the numbers the only ones that can be sourced with the feds are the number of American murdered in 2005: 16692
I have seen federal numbers for illegals held in jail ranging from 19.3% to 27% of the federal prison population.
Here's a sampling of USA cities wanted for murder. What you'll see is that in big USA cities like LA or NYC most of the murderers are Hispanic. Unknown are the % of illegals. In smaller cities the FBI will post the nationalities of the murderers. About 25% of the most wanted are illegals wanted for murder. This number agrees with the percentage of illegals incarcerated in federal prisons. +-25%
Pictures of top 10 most wanted in LA. Up until recent stories about crime in LA posted by the LA Times--the pictures included the nationality of the murderers. They were all foreign nationals and mostly Mexican.
Wanted for Murder in New York City.
Chicago wanted for Murder
Philadelphia wanted for murder
San Francisco wanted for Murder
New Orleans wanted for Murder
Pictures of suspects wanted for murder in Washington DC
FBI USA 10 most wanted. (two of 10 are Mexican nationals) Around 40% of the FBI's wanted for murder are Mexican Nationals
There are currently no exact numbers on the number of Americans killed by illegals. Part of the reason is that the government deliberately obscures the number. I talked on the phone with the head of statistics for the US Bureau of Prisons. He said his office wasn't allowed to publish the number of illegal alien murderers. Rather they were forced to put legal and non legal residents in the same category. I talked to ICE. They put out detailed numbers on illegal child molestors. However, they put out nothing on illegal murderers.
Part of the reason for the silence on the matter is that there is evidence to suggest that most Americans being killed by illegals are black--as is the suggestion in this LA Times Article. Also this article from the LA Times. And here. This makes intuitive sense. We see stories regularly of drug gang killings in Mexico but we don't see those same stories in the USA. The reason we don't see those stories is not because its not happening. Rather we don't see the stories about illegals killing blacks because that kind of story is terribly politically incorrect. The populations being displaced in downtown sanctuary cities especially are American blacks. That means that their criminal elements would be pushed aside by Mexican gangs as well. That's also the story that the wanted for murder posters in all the major cities seems to suggest.
Nevertheless, the pattern of non reporting is starting to break. Discovery Channel has a series called Gangland that mentions ethnic cleasing of blacks by Mexican gangs
Reported Foreign Nationals on Death Row in the U.S.
To look at other USA cities go here http://stlouis.fbi.gov/ and replace stlouis with the city you want.
All that said the true number of criminal aliens is far higher than is revealed by criminal aliens in prisons. Most are simply waived through the courts.DHS Secretary Chertoff, has been quoted as warning that two million people in this country illegally have committed serious crimes. See also here and here
However the number of illegals on death row is far lower.
I believe that's a generally subscribed to truism. And in this case, a tip-off of what the game plan really is. Making it easier to lay down our sovereignty and flag and opt for inter-dependence along with Mexico and Canada, et al. Which also paves the way for the Amero and devaluation.
No...it was barely on the radar screen of the MSM and the pooh-bahs of Wall Street...just as the unrest in Paris was barely on Louis XVI's radar screen prior to his fall.
Jaime Epstein just isn't quite as macho a name as Geraldo Rivera.
Well they have been willing to 'war' with US using anybody and everybody they could fund. North Korea was Stalin's own personal stepchild at the end of WWII and was, that is until Yeltsin got the Clintons to adopt them. Then there is Vietnam that was orchestrated and funded out of sight and out of a whole lot of minds. It was Soviet or so the media labeled them as such that fled Iraq when Baghdad fell on the road to Damascus. And who has seen fit to provide nuclear base to Iran and arm Chavez.... on and on it goes...
Meanwhile we had the Alinsky model getting planted across this nation at the institutions of higher learning... hence we have Hillary and Obama using the same model against each other.
One cannot not ignore even with the appearances that communism is dead to see the roots planted under many factions around this globe with the intent and purpose even to those carrying out the model as the compassionate thing to do for humanity. Communism at its base is formulating and instituting the idea to peoples salvation comes from the 'state' and that notion is flourishing as though that old system took root under a different tree.
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I agree. Tancredo was my first choice.
Thanks for all the information. Yes, I think the PC pretenders try their best to hide the reality but it's too obvious and affecting too many Americans now to suppress. Lincoln was right when he said you can fool some of the people some of the time but not all the people all the time. Illegal immigration is so massive and catastrophic that it's degrading our whole culture. If it isn't soon seriously dealt with the consequences aren't going to be pleasant to behold.
Right - I think a big part of the story of history is the story of the struggle against various forms of totalitarianism. By the way, I'm now reading and immensely enjoying Joneh Goldberg's new book, "Liberal Fascism." I'm learning alot and it's fascinating how all fascism has its roots in leftist ideology. Even more fascinating is his account of how "happy" or "smiley face" forms of fascism have permeated our society - in ways that are surprising and shocking. Anyway, I won't turn this into a book review but if you havn't read it I recommend it!
It looks that way. When a business becomes too powerful and too big it - paradoxically - ceases to be a part of the competitive free market system. I read in Jonah Goldberg's book that big corporations actually like a lot of regulations and legal complexities. Why? Because such are an economic barrier to small corporations who don't have the capital and other resources necessary to grow and become competitors! I never thought of that.
This probably sounds odd but it occurred to me that the oil companies could be in favor of the environmental restrictions on drilling because this makes the price go up. I really don't know as much as I should about the breakdown of all this but the oil companies are the ones reaping windfall profits now.
I suspect neither party is willing or able to do anything about all this at the present time.
Exactly. And even as they run our economy into the ground, in order to resurrect it, they will tell us that inter-dependence is economically necessary, sovereignty be damned.
And that's not a small number.
When Rudy was running for the Republican nomination he used a, quick, sounds good, throw away line regarding illegals. He said that he wasn't going to take 70,000 kids out of school and throw them on the street.
70,000 kids times $15,000 = $1,050,000,000.
That's over a $Billion a year, every year, for just schooling in one city. I think that my admitted estimate of $15,000 a head for schooling in NYC is on the very low end.
It really hits home when you see it in terms of those numbers. It reminded me of what the late Bill Buckley said when he was asked about the added costs to public education when one added bilingual education to the bill. He said it was a high price to pay for producing students who were "semi-literate in two languages." Only Buckley could come up with that!
That's exactly the sort of thing Goldberg was talking about. I don't know either but nothing would surprise me today.
All true. But the McCain people are bent on selling out Americans.
I think a good caption for that photo would be "digging the grave of national sovereignty and secure borders to secure big bucks for a few corporations."
I know and it's pretty sad when one has to choose which one of the three stooges is the least dangerous. Anyway, I suppose compared to Obama McCain looks less toxic!
Here are some details with links. Read em and weep:
1. $11 Billion to $22 billion is spent on welfare to illegal aliens each year. http://tinyurl.com/zob77
2. $2.2 Billion dollars a year is spent on food assistance programs such as food stamps, WIC, and free school lunches for illegal aliens.
3. $2.5 Billion dollars a year is spent on Medicaid for illegal aliens.
4. $12 Billion dollars a year is spent on primary and secondary school education for children here illegally and they cannot spe ak a word of English! http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0604/01/ldt.0.html
5. $17 Billion dollars a year is spent for education for the American-born children of illegal aliens, known as anchor babies.
6. $3 Million Dollars a DAY is spent to incarcerate illegal aliens.
7. 30% percent of all Federal Prison inmates are illegal aliens.
8. $90 Billion Dollars a year is spent on illegal aliens for Welfare and Social Services by the American taxpayers. http://premium.cnn.com/TRANSCIPTS/0610/29/ldt.01.html
9. $200 Billion Dollars a year in suppressed American wages are caused by the illegal aliens.
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIP TS/0604/01/ldt.01.html
10. The illegal aliens in the United States have a crime rate that's two-and-a-half times that of white non-illegal aliens. In particular, their children, are going to make a huge additional crime problem in the US .
11. During the year of 2005 there were 4 to 10 MILLION illegal aliens that crossed our Southern Border also, as many as 19,500 illegal aliens from Terrorist Countries. Millions of pounds of drugs, cocaine, meth, heroin and
marijuana, crossed into the U. S from the Southern border. Homeland Security Report. http://tinyurl.com/t9sht
12. The National Policy Institute, "estimated that the total cost of mass deportation would be between $206 and $230 billion or an average cost of between $41 and $46 billion annually over a five year period."
13. In 2006 illegal aliens sent home $45 BILLION in remittances back to their countries of origin. http://www.rense.com/general75/niht.htm
14. "The Dark Side of Illegal Immigration: Nearly One Million Sex Crimes Committed by Illegal Immigrants In The United States ".
Total cost is a whopping... $338.3 BILLION A YEAR!!!
They're now planning toll lanes on FREEWAYS in LA, roads which were paid for by gas taxes. Emergency rooms have been closing. School funding is being reduced (it can't be all bad), prisons bursting at the seams with illegals, and on and on. But every Cal dem says, no need to look at illegals.
Thanks for all that information, alarming and depressing as it is! Regards,
I knew things were bad out there after I read some of those dire statistics in Pat Buchanan's book "State of Emergency," in which he made a very convincing case that California was rapidly becoming a Third World state. He also mentioned how productive people were leaving the state because of confiscatory taxes, crime and the illegal alien invasion. I knew Schwarzenegger wasn't a social conservative but I thought at least he was fiscally responsible. Apparently, he's now part of that problem. Welcome to Mexifornia! I heard about those tolls on Rush's program. Are you able or desirous of relocating or are you in one of those increasingly rare civilized enclaves?
I'd move, but my hubby's family is all here and our grandchildren.
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Hi, does anyone knows why when I click the "Download PDF" link, I get redirected ok to the same page with param ?format=pdf and then I get a ERR_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH ?
Hi, does anyone knows why when I click the "Download PDF" link, I get redirected ok to the same page with param ?format=pdf and then I get a ERR_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH ?
Sorry, I've fallen well behind in not only getting this next release out but in support requests...
The format=pdf is necessary, as this is how we differentiate between the web & pdf versions of the same page content. This is normal and expected behavior of the plugin.
I take it that you are using IE as your browser, as this is a typical error message produced by IE when the content is somehow truncated when compared to the length as reported in the HTTP headers. This can be caused by a number of factors, and it is impossible for me to diagnose this condition given the little bit of information at hand. Please provide details as to platform, browser, browser version, whether you see this using a different browser, whether this is consistent across different platforms/pages, web server and version, PHP version, and plugin version. Have you tried the development version?
If this is only happening on specific pages, we'll need to know what differs on those pages.
Also note that this plugin has *not* yet been tested under WP 3.8.3.
Please ignore my mention of not testing under 3.8.3; I was thinking 3.9. To clarify, I have tested the plugin under 3.8.3, and have not seen any issues. I have not yet tested under 3.9.
Apologies for the error!
Hi!, i'm on 3.9.1 now, because I've updated and the error still happens. I'm on chrome but i've tested also with firefox and the error still happens. I didn't test the dev version yet. Any ideas on how to debug what is making the different lenght of the content?
Hi, any news on this? still happening.
In FF it returns an empty PDF.
In IE it asks for permission to download a 265KB PDF, but then the downloaded PDF is empty.
In Chrome it just raises an the error of ERR_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH.
Same error repeats in every page I've setup.
Sorry for the delay.
What other plugins are you using? As I can't seem to duplicate this, I'm leaning toward some interference from something else. If we can narrow that down, I may be able to work around it in my plugin or contact the other plugin author to see how we can better cooperate.
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Bare with me, please...
Thru days of researching, I've finally created my very first WP site. Not only is it my first WP site, but I've designed the theme from scratch using tutorials found online. I have finally made a break thru and can actually see the content. Of course it's all pretty wonky.
The first real issue is that the sidebar is located left flushed. My intention is to have the sidebar left of center.
I'm wondering if something I typed into the header.php (copied from a tutorial) makes the sidebar hug the edge of the page. Or is this the nature of sidebars?
I'm sure you'll need to see some code. Not sure what you'll need.


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It seems like 50 Cent spent most of 2012 beefing with anyone he came across (except QVC), but maybe it's time to for the rapper/mogul to throw shots at his wardrobe. If he's going to continue making big moves in the coming year, Fifty is gonna have to dress like it's 2013. He spent most of this year rocking looks that might have worked a decade ago.
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A couple weeks back I asked you to film and share your favorite Primal Blueprint recipes [8] for a chance to win a prize package that includes a $1000 gift certificate to Tendergrass Farms [9]. We've got some great entries this year, from meat jello and bone broth to pumpkin spice latte and Primal chocolate chip cookies. Many thanks to everyone that submitted a video. I hope you had as much fun making them as we have watching them.
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Sillakh vs Grachev: ESPN Battle of Unbeatens Announced
AUSTIN, Texas – World-class professional boxing will return to the Frank Erwin Center Friday, April 27 when Roy Jones Jr.'s Square Ring Promotions brings two riveting 10-round feature bouts to be telecast live on ESPN Friday Night Fights.
NABF Light Heavyweight Champion Ismayl "The Black Russian" Sillakh will face unbeaten contender Denis "The Pirate" Grachev of Russia. Sillakh, 17-0 with 14 knockouts, is rated No. 2 in the world by the WBC, and is in line to meet the winner of the April 28 Bernard Hopkins-Chad Dawson WBC world title fight. He risks that title shot, his world rating and his NABF championship against danger man Grachev, 11-0-1 with 7 KO's, a world champion kickboxer who trains in San Diego.
"These are two great matchups with some of the most exciting young talent in the sport today," said Jones. "I can't remember a time when the top two fights on ESPN featured four undefeated boxers putting it all on the line. They're all stepping up because they want to be world champion."
Sillakh, a Ukrainian living in Southern California, stormed to the top of the WBC ratings last year when he dominated fellow unbeaten contender Yordanis Despaigne on an ESPN main event. Grachev earned the reputation as a spoiler after his two most recent matches, scoring impressive wins in the backyard of previously unbeaten opponents.
The co-feature is just as intriguing and competitive as Sillakh-Grachev, with Yuandale "Money Shot" Evans of Cleveland battling Javier Fortuna of the Dominican Republic in a 10-round featherweight bout. Fortuna, 18-0 with 13 knockouts, is the WBC No. 8-rated featherweight, while the globetrotting Evans, 16-0 with 12 knockouts, has scored significant victories in Indonesia and Russia and holds the WBC Youth Championship.
The five-bout undercard is loaded with Texas talent, including local fighters Daniel Henry, Cory Yett and Ronny Hale. In addition, former world champion Jesus Chavez will bring his unbeaten protégé Maurice Hooker of Dallas for a 4-round bout.
Latest Highlights for Ismayl SillakhComment by TeamUppercut on 04-02-2012
[QUOTE=-PITO-;11949714]I'm surprised this thread hasn't recieved more replies. The guy is the goods and still has a lot to go. The future for sure. Anyone else have any thoughts or comments on him?[/QUOTE] Everyone seems to agree that Sillakh will…Comment by {Pito} on 03-29-2012
I'm surprised this thread hasn't recieved more replies. The guy is the goods and still has a lot to go. The future for sure. Anyone else have any thoughts or comments on him?Comment by David Struck on 03-29-2012
Yes - I can't wait - Ismayl Sillakh is the greatest of all times!!!Comment by {Pito} on 03-29-2012
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Okay, I will make sure I'm following all these rules.
-No flaming, badgering, spamming, or trolling.What does "badgering" mean?
What does "badgering" mean?
Ask (someone) repeatedly and annoyingly for something; pester
Ask (someone) repeatedly and annoyingly for something; pester
Mushroom! Mushroom! Snake! Snake! It's a snake!
I really don't think you know what badger means.
How could I say mean things to dat cute lil ferret face anyway?!
Okay, I will make sure I'm following all these rules.
Sure I would follow it#gentleman
thanks for the info!
what does it mean by post advertising?
what does it mean by post advertising?
@sonicthehedgehog1234 It means that you shouldn't post weblinks aimed at advertising products/other sites/businesses, etc.
okay thanks does the same rule apply for advertising forum games?
Meaning? I don't think you should post threads in non-FG sections asking people to play a Forum Game. Asking them on their profiles is fine, and it's much more effective.
Thanks, I will follow these rules.
sounds good
I belive you should add the "no necroing" rule to here.
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