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Allied Healthcare Group Shares Ride High On Back Of Strong Prospects For Its CardioCel Product 0 commentsMay 20, 2013 3:09 AM
Allied Healthcare Group (ASX:AHZ) shares jumped over 12% today as the market continued to recognise the prospects for its CardioCel product for the treatment of congenital heart disease and value within the group.
The shares have gained almost 18% in the last five trading sessions and has gone up to $0.045 today compared with $0.02 in early January this year.
The company currently has revenue from Allied Medical, which sells medical equipment in Australasia and revenue is growing.
At the time of its latest quarterly, it generated over $5.4M in revenue to date this financial year, up 8% for the year to date and indicating continued strong growth in revenue.
During the quarter Allied also filed its 510(NYSE:K) marketing approval submission with the U.S Food and Drug Administration for CardioCel heart patch.
CardioCel continues to be used in patients to treat and repair congenital heart defects via the Authorised Prescriber Scheme in Australia.
Also, surgeons based in Melbourne and Brisbane have now been approved to use CardioCel in patients. This was supported by additional data from the Phase II extension study which showed patients progressing well 4 years after receiving CardioCel, with these patients showing no signs of calcification, a unique feature of the CardioCel product.
Allied is expecting additional early access approvals at key centres in Australia and full regulatory approval of CardioCel in at least one jurisdiction this year.
Over the last quarter Allied also announced positive results from its regenerative tissue franchise in the areas of hernia repair, pelvic floor repair and stem cell seeding.
These results complement the existing work with CardioCel and show the potential for Allied to build a strong pipeline of products in the regenerative tissue area.
Allied Healthcare has 3 separate companies and businesses; Coridon, Allied Medical and Celxcel.
Coridon is a company focused on developing next generation DNA vaccines and was founded by Professor Ian Frazer, Australian of the Year 2006. Prof Frazer is well recognised for his groundbreaking research that led to Merck & Co.'s highly successful cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil®.
Andrew Forrest, of Fortescue Minerals is one of the top 20 shareholders of Allied Healthcare Group.
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no no no. . .Posted: Jul 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by PeaceMaker117
well that guy isn't very big it's not saying much, you can't post pics you joo, it's better if no one knows what you look like, don't do it man.
Right now you're the anonymous prick, if you post pictures you will be the prick with a face, you know what that means! that would make you a dick head.

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One of the biggest waves passing through B2B digital marketing right now is account-based marketing (ABM). At its core, ABM means building a list of specific companies based on a predetermined set of criteria – usually based on firmographic attributes such as industry, revenue, or geography – and then targeting your marketing efforts to these companies. At its best, ABM is woven into the new Company Buying Journey approach that focuses on understanding and meeting your customers' needs in every phase of their relationship with you. Easy to say, hard to do well.
So, let's break this down with an analogy. I think ABM is like dating at scale.
How do you date at scale? As a marketer (not as Charlie Sheen):
1. Unfortunately, your ideal "date" doesn't know you exist. Same in the world of ABM – most if not all of your target audience doesn't know you have a solution to their specific problem and thus are not actively searching for your products and services (search plays a role, but not as large a role early in the Company Buying Journey). Thus, a significant pillar of your ABM approach has to incorporate creating demand, typically with hyper-targeted display. Bizo happens to be one of the best in the business, allowing you to target not only specific accounts but specific roles within those accounts. Hyper-targeted efficient display "makes the first introduction" and beings the conversation.
2. When asking for a date, know the precise pick-up line. "Hey…how you-z doin'?" may work at the Jersey Shore, but not for the rest of us. Speak to your audience directly. First, deliver a horizontal message in the ad copy, addressing the key influencer's role and how you will help to solve a specific problem they face. Then, deliver a specific vertical experience when they click on the ad: "Someone in your role and in the same industry used our solution to solve this problem."
3. Don't ask for the first date at Hello. We all know sales would love more "demo" or "schedule a trial" leads today. Yet, if you convert "high-value interactions" too early, you will significantly reduce the probability of that lead turning into a sale. Before you ask for the high-value interaction, you must establish trust with thought leadership, define the problem you are helping your prospect to solve, and the then covey the possible options to solve that problem. This also brings you higher-quality leads – the prospect now knows what they need, how you can help, and how you're different from your competitors.
4. Win over the BFF. Friends influence dating, and the same happens in the B2B buying journey. Make it insanely easy to empower your targeted influencer to send uber-relevant content to SR influencers early in the company buying journey – like a chief financial officer (CFO) or a chief information officer (CIO). This early influence will help to secure a thumbs-up when asking for organizational commitment. Don't wait until the end of the Company Buying Journey to involve SR decision makers – make them think it was their idea to begin with.
5. Commitment is a risky business. We all know the perils of being in a bad relationship. Well, it can be worse in the business world. One bad "enterprise purchase" can cost you your job. Leverage social proof persuasion to reduce risk and secure trust. Again, that message of, "Someone in your role, in your industry, with the same problem found our solution to deliver this specific outcome" builds confidence in the decision-making process. People trust people, not so much companies or products.
6. When dating goes well, it's like a beautiful salsa. Dancing, being in lock step with your partner, always produces better results. Same in the business world – aligning sales and marketing to seamlessly work with a prospect significantly increases your chances of a sale. Not to mention the alignment of online-to-offline, with all the events you are likely producing or attending, leveraging foot to Web and Web to foot effectively will always produce better results – especially in combination with marketing automation and lead nurturing.
Good luck dating at scale! If you'd like a few more in-depth resources, Sirius Decisions has a strong POV on ABM, and there is more on the Company Buying Journey at B2Beacon.com.
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Conservation Biology
You must be online to view the equations in this presentation
Regression is a tool to test for a relationship between continous variables. Starting with a straight-line relationship between two variables:
\[ \widehat{Y_{i}} = B_{0} + B_{1}*X_{i} \]
\[ Y_{i} = \widehat{Y_{i}} + \epsilon_{i} \]
\[ Y_{i} = B_{0} + B_{1}*X_{i} +\epsilon_{i} \]
The estimated regression coefficients are
for the best fitting line that relates Y to X.
\( \beta_{0} \) and \( \beta_{1} \) are the true intercept and slope for the entire population.
\( B_{0} \) and \( B_{1} \) are the estimated intercept and slope from a sample of that population.
The least squares estimates of the regression coefficients yield
\[ \min(\sum_{i=1}^{N}\epsilon_i^{2}) \]
That is, with the OLS estimates of \( \widehat{\beta(0)} \) and \( \widehat{\beta(1)} \) the sum of the squared residuals, \( \epsilon_{i}^2 \) is as small as possible.
For each point, the residual error ('residual') \( \epsilon_{i} \) is the difference between the home range size predicted by the regression and the actual home range size observed.
If all of the points fell right on the line, \( \sum_{i=1}^{N}\epsilon_i^{2} \) would be zero.
A worked example with R code.
First, input some simple data with two continuous variables.
packsize <- c(9,8,10,6,13,10,6,15,18,17)
#pack size as number of adults
homerange <- c(25,20,28,36,22,46,52,41,59,59)
#home range size in km2
Hypothesize that home range size depends on pack size.
Plot the data for an initial evaluation
plot(y = homerange, x = packsize, xlab = "Pack Size (adults)", ylab = "Home Range (km2)",
col = 'red', pch = 19, cex = 2.5, cex.axis = 1.3, cex.lab = 1.3)
# col = 'red' set the point coloer, pch sets the point type
# cex sets the point size, cex.axis and cex.lab set the size of axis tickmarks and labels
(the plot from this code is on the next slide)
There is a positive relationship, but is it strong enough to be meaningful?
OLS Regression tests how likely it is to get data with the observed relationship, if pack size does not actually affect home range size in a causal manner.
Formally, the OLS regression tests the hypothesis:
\[ H_{0}: \beta_{1} = 0 \]
\[ H_{A}: \beta_{1} \neq 0 \]
Using a t-test:
\[ t = \frac{B_{1}}{SE_{B_{1}}} \]
Fit a linear OLS regression to the data and display the coefficients:
mod1 <- lm(homerange ~ packsize)
lm(formula = homerange ~ packsize)
(Intercept) packsize
20.75 1.61
homerange = 20.75 + 1.61 * pack size
Is an increase of 1.61 km2 per pack member significant?
Use the summary() function to test 'statistical significance'
lm(formula = homerange ~ packsize)
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-19.702 -9.907 0.828 9.212 21.583
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) 20.75 12.78 1.62 0.14
packsize 1.61 1.07 1.50 0.17
Residual standard error: 14 on 8 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.221, Adjusted R-squared: 0.123
F-statistic: 2.26 on 1 and 8 DF, p-value: 0.171
In this example, the estimated slope is 1.612 and its standard error is 1.071, so the t-statistic is 1.612/1.071 = 1.505.
There are 8 degrees of freedom (10 points - 2 parameters estimated = 8). With the t-statistic and df, we can determine the likelihood of getting a slope this steep by chance (if Ho is true), which is 0.171 or 17.1%.
In other words, the 'P-value' is 0.171. This is labelled Pr(>|t|) in the summary table, because it is the probability of getting a absolute value of t larger than the calculated value, by chance, if the null hypothesis was actually correct.
This is a two-tailed or nondirectional test, because either a positive or a negative slope would both considered reason to reject the null hypothesis \( H_{0} \) and accept the alternate hypothesis \( H_{A} \).
In our example, the logic of the hypothesis is inherently directional.
\[ H_{0}: \beta_{1} \leq 0 \]
\[ H_{A}: \beta_{1} > 0 \]
So the proper P-value is for a t-test for a positive slope larger than the one seen in the data. For a one-tailed test like this, simply divide the reported P-value by 2.
\[ P_{1 tail} = \frac{0.171}{2} = 0.085 \]
data1 <- data.frame(packsize, homerange)
ggplot(data1, aes(x=packsize, y=homerange)) +
geom_point(colour = 'red', size = 6) +
geom_smooth(method=lm) +
ylab("Home Range (km2)") +
xlab("Pack Size (adults)")
The ggpplot() function in the ggplot2 package provides an easy way to plot a regression with its 95% confidence limits.
The true regession line has a 95% chance of lying within the estimated 95% confidence interval.
In this case, the 95% CI (grey) for the regression line (blue) includes slopes of zero (horizontal) so the slope does not differ from zero with \( \geq \) 95% confidence.
In other words, we can't have 95% confidence that home range size is related to pack size, although there is reasonable evidence that it is.
Don't be a slave to the view that P = 0.049 is fundamentally different than P = 0.051.
The 90% confidence interval is plotted here. As you accept lower confidence, the interval gets narrower.
To alter the confidence level shown by the ggplot() with geom_smooth() –
The P-value from OLS regression of 0.085 gives the probability of obtaining a slope as steep as 1.61 by chance (if \( H_{0} \) was correct).
The P-value is from a t-test that compares the slope to its standard error. If the slope is small or its standard error is big, the t-statistic will be small, and the P value will indicate that such a result could easily occur by chance.
So a P-value inherently says something about how 'big' the slope is (relative to its standard error), but it does not directly say anything about the biological significance of the effect.
Even with a small P-value, the effect size (the magnitude of the slope) should be evaluated for ecological or biological importance. There are no hard and fast rules to evaluate biological significance. This requires an understanding of the species or system you are studying.
Plotting the regression line with the raw data is a good first step to evaluate biological significance.
R code to plot the data and add the OLS regression line
plot(y = homerange, x = packsize, xlab = "Pack Size (adults)", ylab = "Home Range (km2)", col = 'red', pch = 19, cex = 2.5, cex.axis = 1.3, cex.lab = 1.3)
abline(mod1, col = 'red') # abline() plots the regression line using the output from lm() saved in mod1
(output plot is on the next slide)
The regression line includes a broad span of home range sizes. The biggest \( \widehat{Y} \) values are about 50 \( km^{2} \), compared to the smallest \( \widehat{Y} \) values of just under 30 \( km^{2} \).
An effect size this large seems biologically significant. Big packs are covering an area almost 20 \( km^{2} \) larger than small packs, or 167% larger.
What if we are concerned with the effect of more than one independent variable (X1 and X2) on Y?
Modify the data to include a new variable, percent vegetation cover within each home range:
vegcover <- c(40,31,44,52,46,60,71,83,83,86)
data2 <- data.frame(packsize, homerange, vegcover)
Fit a multiple regression by OLS:
\[ \widehat{Y_{i}} = B_{0} + B_{1}*X1_{i} + B_{2}*X2_{i} \]
\[ Y_{i} = \widehat{Y_{i}} + \epsilon_{i} \]
\[ Y_{i} = B_{0} + B_{1}*X1_{i} + B_{2}*X2_{i} + \epsilon_{i} \]
We're now fitting a plane rather than a line.
We could any number of independent variables, although it becomes hard to visualize graphically.
The OLS regression uses the lm() function in the same way as before:
mod2 <- lm(homerange ~ packsize + vegcover)
lm(formula = homerange ~ packsize + vegcover)
(Intercept) packsize vegcover
0.585 -0.725 0.777
Note that the estimated effect of pack size on home range size has changed, even though the data for pack size and home range area did not change! The estimated effect of each predictor often depends on the other predictors that are/are not in the regression model.
The output of summary(mod2) on the next slide can be interpreted the same way as before.
The coefficient of determination is listed as 'adjusted R-squared' and indicates that 80.6% of the variation in home range size can be explained by the two predictors, pack size and vegetation cover.
The F-statistic at the bottom tests whether the combination of pack size and vegetation cover explain variation in home range size in a manner that is unlikely to occur by chance if the null hypothesis \( H_{0} \) is true. The P-value on the bottom line is for this F-test.
lm(formula = homerange ~ packsize + vegcover)
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-13.237 -0.535 0.513 3.189 6.937
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) 0.585 7.074 0.08 0.936
packsize -0.725 0.664 -1.09 0.311
vegcover 0.777 0.144 5.40 0.001 **
Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
Residual standard error: 6.56 on 7 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.849, Adjusted R-squared: 0.806
F-statistic: 19.7 on 2 and 7 DF, p-value: 0.00133
Plot the results - see next slide for some help with interpretation.
The approach shown here requires the package car to be installed and loaded.
scatterplotMatrix(data2[,1:3], diagonal="boxplot",smooth=FALSE)
The main diagonal shows a boxplot with the median, 25th and 75th quartiles and raneg for each variable.
The other panels show the relationships between each pair of variables. Pack size is on the x- axis for the left 3 panels and on the y-axis for the top 3 panels. Home range is on the middle 3 panels each way. Vegetation cover on the y-axis for bottom 3 panels and the x-axis for right 3 panels.
This data set has a strong collinearity problem. The two independent variables (packsize and vegcover) are correlated with one another, which makes it much harder to evaluate their effects on home range size.
The regression coefficient for pack size was 1.61 in the simple regression above. In this multiple regression the coefficient for pack size is -0.725. Not only has the estimate changed, but the sign has switched.
There is no really good statistical solution to problems of collinearity. The problem is fundamentally with the data itself. If the two predictors are not independent of one another, you can't estimate their effects very well.
You should:
Keep a close eye on the stability of the coefficient for a variable as other variables are added to the regression model
Examine the correlations between the independent variables.
Make cautious inferences when using data with obvious collinearities.
Another way to visualize the results, using ggplot()
The value of vegetation cover determines the size of the points, so that all three variables can be considered at once.
The collinearity between pack size and vegetation cover results in big points tending to the right and small points tending to the left.
What if we want to test for relationships other than straight lines?
Just alter the equation in the lm() function. To test a second-order polynomial
mod.poly2 <- lm(homerange ~ poly(packsize, 2))
(output on next slide)
lm(formula = homerange ~ poly(packsize, 2))
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-12.23 -5.49 -1.70 4.34 18.16
Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
(Intercept) 38.8 3.3 11.77 7.2e-06 ***
poly(packsize, 2)1 21.0 10.4 2.01 0.084 .
poly(packsize, 2)2 28.2 10.4 2.71 0.030 *
Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
Residual standard error: 10.4 on 7 degrees of freedom
Multiple R-squared: 0.619, Adjusted R-squared: 0.51
F-statistic: 5.69 on 2 and 7 DF, p-value: 0.0341
R Exercise Three extends this basic review of regression models by considering Generalized Linear Models or GLM. The glm() function accomplishes most of the same basic tasks as lm(), but it is more flexible.
With glm(family = gaussian) you will get exactly the same regression coefficients as lm(). This is worth doing at least once, to compare the presentation of output for lm() and glm()
The lm() function assumes that the data are normally distributed and there is a linear 'link' between Y and X. glm() allows for other distributions and links. Three of the most important distributions (and their default link functions) are:
family = gaussian(link = "identity") - Same as OLS regression. Appropriate for normally distributed dependent variables
family = binomial(link = "logit") - Appropriate for dependent variables that are binomial such as survival (lived vs died) or occupancy (present vs absent)
family = poisson(link = "log") - Appropriate for dependent variables that are counts (integers only) such as group size
Brief glm() example to compare with lm()
mod4 <- glm(packsize ~ vegcover, family = poisson)
glm(formula = packsize ~ vegcover, family = poisson)
Deviance Residuals:
Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
-2.064 -0.191 0.160 0.430 1.190
Estimate Std. Error z value Pr(>|z|)
(Intercept) 1.63533 0.33509 4.88 1.1e-06 ***
vegcover 0.01261 0.00501 2.52 0.012 *
Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
(Dispersion parameter for poisson family taken to be 1)
Null deviance: 15.0749 on 9 degrees of freedom
Residual deviance: 8.6606 on 8 degrees of freedom
Number of Fisher Scoring iterations: 4


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There is no way around it – I'm behind. Traveling and speaking these last two weeks truly got the best of me. I'm behind on coaching my team. I'm behind on client work. I'm behind on reading my RSS feeds. I'm behind on Twitter. I'm behind on LinkedIn. I'm behind on Facebook. I'm behind on comments here on the blog. I'm behind on laundry and grocery shopping. I'm even behind on my time trial training.
Therefore I have nothing to share with you today. I was riding this morning, trying valiantly to come up with a topic for today's blog and my mind was blank the entire time (well, that's not entirely true – I was thinking, "Don't get dropped. Don't get dropped. Don't get dropped"). So my apologies, but I'll be back at it tomorrow!
But while you're here, help a girl out…what do you do when you get so far behind you're overwhelmed and nearly paralyzed?
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40 Comments on "I'm Behind"
You have an incredible team. First and foremost catch up with them. They are the glue that will keep you and your business together. Let them coach you out of your nearly paralyzed state.
What you just did, is what I do… you say you are overwhelmed, however you are responsible of your acts and will get everything done as soon as possible…
I liked it!
I am just in the same situation… so you are not alone..
A lot of us are there Gini! Jaimie and Marcela are right on. I prioritize by making lists and force yourself to focus on the "asap" needs first. And – ask for help! Your team is there to support you as well.
First, remember that you set your priorities — don't let others set them for you. Few things in life are absolute, just negotiate. Second, I read some great advice recently that I've been working to execute: Divide your to-do list into two lists — one list of the things that only you can do, the other list those things that others can be empowered to do — then delegate that second list. I know I tend to think I have to do it all, but I don't! And I can encourage others to grow in the process.
Keep pushing through Gini! We've all been there. You have a great supporting cast at Arment Dietrich and we are all here to encourage you.
Just take on what is manageable. The stuff that isn't important will surface and you'll know you can either discard or put off until later.
Thanks for being honest. I go back to Covey's 7 Habits and concentrate on Quadrant 2 (important but not urgent). And as my late uncle would say, "just put one foot in front of the other." Good luck, you are an inspiration just doing what you do.
@Gini, First things first, prioritise yourself and your health. Every business owner overdoes it from time to time, but you need to take care of you.
The great thing about building meaningful online connections is that folks will come back to you even if you're away for a few days. Especially if you have something meaningful to say.
Leo Laporte (over at TWIT) discovered Buzz hadn't updated his feed for over two weeks and no one had even noticed! So there's hope for all of us that take time out now and then.
I tend to make lots of lists when I'm overwhelmed, just so I can keep things straight! Then, I try to tackle all of the time consuming (and mind consuming) projects first. When I finish those, I knock off a few of those little things that don't require much thought or action.
I also schedule in some time to reign in the crazy so that I don't lose it in the process of getting caught up. I make it a point to give myself a breather, usually in the form of microwave popcorn and Netflix 🙂
I was gonna say the opposite. After I prioritize what must be done right NOW, I tend to tackle a few of the smaller projects that can be done fast and easy. Quickly scratch a few items off the list, it doesn't seem quite as daunting, then you're not so behind. FWIW.
Everyone's comments are fabulous and tremendously applicable.
All I wanted to say was, "Hey, you're human!"
In fact, you say you "tried valiantly to come up with a topic, but couldn't". I disagree! Your admission has spurred some important conversation re what happens when we have too much on our plates.
Love it! Now go have some lunch…
Sometimes you just have to say it is not going to get done. Laundry and grocery shopping are inevitable. Missing a few blog posts isn't the end of the world. Give yourself permission to hit the delete button. You know the bloggers archive everything so you can always go back and check.
As for clients and your team – honesty is the best policy. Admit that you've gotten a little behind and ask for a few days to get caught up — they'll appreciate it because chances are they've had the same thing happen to them.
I think what you've shared today is important.
You offered up a great conundrum that is sparking good discussion and will help the community here assess their own issues with managing all that's expected of us.
Spend some time with you team today, get groceries on the way home so you'll eat right, get to bed at a reasonable hour tonight and restart tomorrow.
First, "what Abbie and Blair said." Second, I'm doing a little happy dance because Gini Dietrich is human, which means I really might be able to be like her, and third (actually, I'm making this my third and final because I could go on about this all day and then, if you actually read my comment, you'd just be farther behind!) my favorite quote: I am so far behind, I look like I'm in the lead! Just harness that thought and give yourself a break.
This might be heresy but…. I turn off Twitter. And Facebook. I am always amazed at how much clearer my mind is when I am not constantly being distracted by various online conversations.
That and a hot bath, sometimes a good cry and yes, lists 🙂
List everything, and get tunnelvision on the things in the list first. Top down. Look at "what's next" and DO NOT looks at "what's left" – that'll only cause more paralysis.
Damn. I thought you HAD the tips for dealing with being overwhelmed!
I don't know whether to be funny or serious. I'll guess I'll be serious. I make lists. Tons of lists. Personal, professional, divided up by client and categories. I put every little thing on there because I seem to get a second wind when I am able to start crossing things off. I also break big projects down into pieces so it seems not as big of a task.
Wonderful post! I'm more impressed after speaking with you yesterday AND reading this today.
4 words. "Mark All As Read"
Have done that, more often than I'd like.
There are lots of great suggestions here, but mine is to change the language you use – you are not behind, so don't try and catch up. Just jump in and do what you do.
When I got back from vacation, I felt like I had dropped some balls, and I had. But no one died, the business didn't go belly-up, my lights wern't turned off – I just joined the real, imperfect human race again. You'll get your rhythm back.
I throw something on the grill, open a bottle of wine and try to remember that we work in PR, not in the ER. If that fails, I'm up clacking away on the computer at 2:30 in the morning. It's not sound advice, but it works for me.
1st Thanks for a glimpse into "We are all human".
2nd When I'm in a hurry and way behind, I slow down. Very few things are as critical as they appear, like a new blog post for example.
Couldn't have come at a better time, I guess we all get overwhelmed? I definitely have been, and I think it's just getting back into the swing of things whether it's getting back in from 2 weeks on the road or getting used to new things. Taking every little thing and prioritizing. Everything needs to be done but what HAS to be done? That's how I'm looking at it, that and being thankful that I have such an amazing mentor!
In addition to the delegation, list prioritization, learn to let things go, take care of your self advice (all excellent BTW).. I am a big fan of multi-tasking and maximizing my efforts.
What I do: give myself an hour, power through and gut out as much as I can, then cross that off the list. Lather, rinse, repeat.. with breaks until I see daylight. FWIW.
Hi Gini,
I'm a friend of Shelly Kramer's and came over here from her blog.
I think you should take a deep breath (or several), pop open a beer/bottle of wine, forgive yourself a little bit, and make a list. Ask for help. Prioritize.
And yes, MARK ALL AS READ.
A lot of good advice here. Tried to comment hours ago but just couldn't get thru the list early enough! Managing expectations – your own of yourself and others' of you – is one important step. The response to this post demonstrates how many high-achievers have the same struggle, but even more importantly also how many people like & respect you, Gini, even if you rarely give yourself a break.
What's funny is this is exactly how I felt yesterday too. I think prioritizing and remembering you just can't do it all is important. But also take a deep breath and do what you can…you will get to it!
Hope today is going better for you!
Sometimes that's just when we need to take a deep breath and do what we can. I am there with you and yesterday, forced myself to go out an just watch the tall ships come in at the lake. I needed the air, the peacefulness and some time to regroup. Remember, work to live, not live to work.
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Fortinet FortiGate-60C POE
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- Strengths: Many easy-to-manage network security features in a box with power over Ethernet ports.
- Weaknesses: None that we found.
- Verdict: An extremely strong contender, especially for smaller enterprises.
The FortiGate-60C POE offers a combination of the functionality of a security appliance with the capabilities of a power over Ethernet switch. This product can protect the perimeter of the network with a firewall, intrusion prevention system and IPsec and SSL VPN, along with providing direct connectivity to power small ethernet devices and access points. This product also features many network security functions, including web content and URL filtering, application control and anti-virus, along with botnet protection and data leakage protection capabilities.
It can be configured and managed in multiple ways for added flexibility. The FortiGate-60C is compatible with FortiGate's FortiExplorer setup application. This can be run from a Windows- or Mac-based system to easily and quickly configure the appliance using a wizard-based structure. The appliance also can be manually configured without the use of the wizard through the web-based management interface or the command line interface. We chose to run FortiExplorer to configure the appliance. We found this method of setup to be easy to follow and we were up and running within minutes.
For more granular configuration, the web-based management interface can be accessed after the appliance is configured. We found this interface to be quite easy to use overall and a lot less awkward than some of the older versions of the FortiGate interface. It also was intuitive to navigate - we were performing advanced configuration with no trouble at all. Overall, we found this appliance to include many robust and configurable options and features.
Documentation included a short quick-start guide, along with a full administrator guide and a few other pieces of supplemental documentation. The quick-start guide provided simple step-by-step instructions for each of the initial setup scenarios, as well as an overview of the appliance specifications. The administrator guide focuses on configuration and management of the product with many step-by-step instructions and configuration examples. Both guides also included many screen shots and diagrams.
Fortinet offers various levels of support contract lengths and assistance levels. Customers can purchase support in one-, two- or three-year increments and at eight-hours-a-day/five-days-a-week or 24/7 levels. This help includes phone and email technical support, as well as software and firmware updates and hardware replacement in case of failure. Customers also can purchase additional professional services from Fortinet, including on-site visits and dedicated support engineers. Additionally, Fortinet offers a support area online at no cost that includes product documentation, a knowledge base and other resources.
At a price just shy of $2,000, we find this little appliance to be an excellent value for the money. The FortiGate-60C POE offers a full suite of perimeter security features, along with the added functionality of an Ethernet switch to power access points and other devices - all from one easy-to-manage unit. This product offers a comprehensive feature set at a reasonable cost for almost any size environment, but really shines for smaller enterprises.
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Creating an email address with your domain name is one of the easiest ways to promote your company or business. Simply put, having your domain name in your email address makes you look more trustworthy and professional.
Creating an email address with your domain name is one of the easiest ways to promote your company or business. Simply put, having your domain name in your email address makes you look more trustworthy and professional.
Google recently announced a tool at the Google I/O conference called Domain Test. Domain Test is a way for developers to test if their applications are compatible with the new top-level (TLD) domains that are currently being released. The Domain Test product was launched as a partnership between Google Registry, Donuts, Uniregistry, and Ausregistry as an open source project available under the Apache 2 license, and is currently available to be used for free on 126 New TLDs.
Domain Test is a powerful resource for developers because the New TLDs contain new domain aspects such as long lengths and non-Latin characters that can cause software bugs. The tool is currently available on Github and the repository is filled with documentation and code for Domain Test so that developers can easily find and fix problems.
The service runs on AppEngine and any developer can use it. You can head over to GitHub and use Domain Test here.
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Many years ago the World Wide Web made a promise. It told people that they could build their own website and it would look sleek and pretty. Many websites were made, but many people were disappointed. Many websites have been abandoned, fading away as low-price, low-quality promises on the lonely outskirts of the Internet.
But today, we are here to fulfill that promise. Today … we introduce Name.com's website builder.
The shorter a web address is, the easier it is to remember and share. That's why a lot of sites that have long URLs are turning to link shorteners. By now, you've probably noticed on Twitter that there are tons of short URLs such as bit.ly, ow.ly, and t.co. Sure, you can use one of these services, but what if you want to have your own branded URL? It's easy to create your own custom URL shortener, and .US is a perfect domain extension to do it with, because it's only two characters and it's easy to remember.
Say for example you have a WordPress blog. The URL for a blog post might be http://blog.name.com/2013/marketing-tips/5-reasons-to-use-a-us-as-a-url-shortner/… that's a really long name and doesn't look too nice if it's getting shared. If you set up a custom URL shortener, you could use something like na.me/k251b. That looks way better, right?!
How to Create Your Custom .US URL Shortener
Do you have a .US that is a custom shortened URL? Tell us what it is in the comments!
You don't need a hosting plan to have a custom email address using your own domain name. If you've registered a domain, you can create an email address by using name.com's free email forwarding service.* Here's how:
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I'm going to set up an email address using ethanconley.com. I'm not using this domain for a website at the moment, and there's no hosting plan associated with it, but I can still use the domain to create an email address.
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Why is URC Getting into Surround Sound Business?
Networked TSP-2000 receiver streams audio throughout the house; features 9.2 surround at 125 watts per channel.
The company formerly known as Universal Remote Control – as in, "We make remote controls"— showcased its first surround-sound receiver during CEDIA Expo 2011, the 9.2-capable TSP-2000 with 125 Watts per channel.
Why bother? Same reason URC bothered with its own whole-house audio system: It fits seamlessly into the Total Control ecosystem, both in integration and programming.
"It's easy to program with URC Accelerator," says URC's Peter Pittner, referring to the company's popular platform for configuring, yes, remote controls.
And here's another reason, according to Pittner: "The TSP-2000 gives the ability to send and receive multicast audio streams via its Ethernet port."
Thus, there is two-way audio sharing between anything connected to the receiver and anything connected to URC's multizone audio system—analog sources included.
Pittner says URC decided to get into the surround sound business because it can be otherwise challenging to integrate third-party receivers into a home control system.
Putting a receiver into the Total Control ecosystems lets integrators generate macros and GUIs on the fly and "cut their programming by a third," Pittner says.
The TSP-2000 (no price, no ship date) joins URC's forthcoming 7-inch iPad-looking touchscreen as the latest members of the Total Control family.
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VIDEO: Peter Pittner demos URC TPS-2000 surround receiver at CEDIA 2011
Julie Jacobson, recipient of the 2014 CEA TechHome Leadership Award, is co-founder of EH Publishing, producer of CE Pro, Electronic House, Commercial Integrator, Security Sales and other leading technology publications. She currently spends most of her time writing for CE Pro in the areas of home automation, security, networked A/V and the business of home systems integration. Julie majored in Economics at the University of Michigan, spent a year abroad at Cambridge University, earned an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, and has never taken a journalism class in her life. She's a washed-up Ultimate Frisbee player currently residing in Carlsbad, Calif. Email Julie at [email protected]
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Last semester
My last semester begins in two weeks! I can't wait to dive into garde manager and international cuisine. On the flip side, I also have to take the final baking class I've been putting off for a year. Three classes will be challenging while working full time. Oddly enough, I'll have more time for testing recipes and writing, as I'll be able to do much of my freelance at home now, instead of on site.
I'll also need to start thinking more about my career. The freelance has been wonderful, but it's sporadic — feast or famine. I'd like to take my cooking class series and build that up to become its own business. I'd also like to work for a magazine full time as a recipe developer and food writer. If I can do all of those things, I'll have found my ideal job.
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A Day in Cake Land (part 2)
After the first few weeks that the Cake Nouveau was open, my new life as a pastry chef calmed down a bit. At first, my boss and I would come to work at the same time. That way she could make sure there were no bumps along the road and that everything ran smoothly. It wasn't long before she became comfortable with the shop, and me, and was able to spend less time at the work. I was now in charge of opening the shop and baking all cupcakes and cakes for that day.
Six days a week I would groggily roll out of bed at 5:00 AM, put on my chef coat and head out the door. Driving to work was very peaceful, there was no one on the road at this time and the city was beautiful in the dark of the early morning. I would unlock the back door, put my coat and purse down, and turn on the lights. Next, I would preheat the oven and take the necessary ingredients out of the refrigerator to warm up. Everyday was basically the same.
As I made cupcakes and bakes cookies, I would dance and sing to different music. Everything from pop, Disney theme songs, rock, and even opera. I would crank up the stores surround sound and sing on the top of my lungs, sometimes even using my dirty spatula as a microphone-thankfully there was no one there to see me. Cake Nouveau was located downtown near the 'Kerrytown' area, it was next to a few other shops and below apartments. I, now, wonder if I ever woke any one up, sleeping above the shop at 6 in the morning. But, I never heard any complaints.
On occasion my boss would come in early to work on the accounting or on a cake order. I would not be able to hear her come in because the music was so loud. Still thinking I was alone…and still singing. I would turn around with a fresh sheet pan full of cupcakes in my hand, trying not to drop the whole thing, and scream in surprise.
When all of the cupcakes, cookies, and cake by the slice, had been prepared, I would artfully put them all in the display case. Start the BUNN coffee maker. And turn on the lights in the front of the house. The shop was ready to be opened at 10:00 o'clock.
After the shop opened for the day, and whoever was working the cash register has arrived. I would than finish any other tasks I had for the day. Baking off cakes, making more buttercream, and filling out any special orders. Usually around about noon to one o'clock my work was done and I could go home.
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- Alumni have appeared in reality competition shows such as Top Chef
- Flexible Scheduling
- Financial Aid
- Transferable Credits
- A part of the Select Education Group (SEG).
- Offers several scholarship and financial aid opportunities for students who qualify.
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PIQUA – The Go Red for Women/North Health and Wellness Expo returns September 8 to Edison Community College.
The Go Red Expo activities will be held from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm in the Edison North Hall. Visitors will be able to participate in free health testing such as blood pressure, non-fasting cholesterol and blood sugar, derma scan, body mass index and fitness readiness.
Upper Valley Medical Center health professionals will offer free wellness counseling, literature and handouts. Other activities include local vendor booths featuring health/wellness/beauty, informational break-out sessions, cooking demonstrations, chair massages, mini-makeovers and heart healthy refreshments. Door prize drawings will be held throughout the event.
An Ask the Doctor Cardiology Panel will be held at 10:00 am in the Edison Theater.
New to this year's event is a 5K Run/Walk which will launch at 8:00 am. The walk will begin and end on the Edison campus. To register and for more information on the walk, visit www.speedy-feet.com.
The 2012 Go Red Goes North event is presented by UVMC in conjunction with the American Heart Association. Other sponsors include Medical Mutual, Miami Jacobs, Edison, Wilson Memorial Hospital, Up and Running, WPTW Radio, Miami Valley Steel Services, CompuNet Clinical Laboratories, Merck and Macy's.
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Navarre Chinese Restaurants Delivery
1. No 1 Kitchen
I've ordered general tso chicken and Wong tong soup, it's always made perfect n tasty. Friendly staff and reasonable prices.
2. Tan's Egg Roll King
Love all their egg rolls, especially their king sized shrimp one! And their sweet and sour chicken is amazing!
3. Top China
155 Lincoln Way WMassillon, OH 44647
4. Lin China
155 Lincoln Way W Ste A100Massillon, OH 44647
5. China Star
Best Chinese restaurant in town! Their food is ALWAYS DELICIOUS, FRESH, AND HOT! Their service is also ALWAYS VERY FAST AND FRIENDLY! Definitely rec…
6. China King Chinese RetaurantMenu
Some of the best Asian food, I have ever had in my life! I have been to as many Asian restaurants as I could find, all over the USA, including thos…
7. Panda Garden Restaurant
Great little Chinese restaurant. This is not one of those fast food restaurants. The food is reasonably priced and delicious. Their egg rolls are…
8. Loong Fung Chinese
Good food and reasonable prices.
9. Main Moon Chinese Restaurant
3032 Cromer Ave NWCanton, OH 44709
10. Mr Cheng's Asia BistroMenu
7180 Fulton Dr NWCanton, OH 44718
11. Top China BuffetMenu
Very warm and humble restaurant. Food is beyond exquiste and a service that exceeds your expectations. My only concern is some of the customer's…
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I must admit they do have good food however, their sanitation practices leave a person wondering. The place is either dusty or dirty and that makes …
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6878 Thornwood St NWCanton, OH 44718
14. Peking Chinese RestaurantMenu
Best Chinese food in Canton for years! Great prices, great food, great service. Owners are very friendly and always have a smile to offer. Dine in o…
15. Chinatown KitchenMenu
I love their Bourbon chicken
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100 E Market StOrrville, OH 44667
17. Lucky Star Express
1973 E Maple StNorth Canton, OH 44720
18. China King RestaurantMenu
This place is very nice for a small restaurant....buffet is small but the food is good...price is great.
19. New Peking Chinese RestaurantMenu
Food is pretty good and average price. Owners ate super friendly.
20. China Buffet
This is a good place to eat!
21. Tan's Egg Roll King
22. Lucky Star
2655 Maret St NECanton, OH 44705
23. China Garden RestaurantMenu
24. China WokMenu
121 S Broadway StNew Philadelphia, OH 44663
25. Empire China Buffet
Great selection of Chinese but the sushi isn't close to authentic
26. China ShuttleMenu
400 Mill Ave SE # 619New Philadelphia, OH 44663
27. Li Asian CuisineMenu
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Chocolate Christmas Tree Cake
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Cover 9 in. separator plate with melted candy. Let set. Mold 16 candies following directions on Candy Melts package. Make candies 1/4 in. thick. Refrigerate to set. Line a cookie sheet with waxed paper. Position entire set of cookie tree cutters on waxed paper. Fill cutters halfway with melted candy; refrigerate. Remove set candy from cutters and repeat process. (Two of each size star needed.) Drizzle melted candy on star points with tip 1s. Pipe tip 3 bead border around each star.
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Ice 1-layer round cake with fudge icing; sides smooth and top fluffy. Position hidden pillars cut to height of cake; place 9 in. plate on top. Pipe tip 6 scallop border around plate. Pipe tip 6 bead top and bottom borders. Position stars, following kit assembly instructions. Attach candies to cake side with dot of icing.
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Strolling through airport security with what might have appeared to be normal accessories for a Jamaican vacation - a few pairs of strappy wedge sandals - a Camden woman didn't seem so normal to U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials at Philadelphia International Airport.
After pulling aside Iveliza Tuhanna Perez, 25, for a check of her baggage Thursday afternoon, customs officials said, they found more than four pounds of cocaine stuffed inside the wedge parts of three pairs of shoes.
"Officer[s] are trained to detect . . . nonverbal communication," Customs spokesman Stephen Sapp said.
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GOP candidate Dino Rossi wins "crooked" listing
The Republican Senate candidate in Washington state, Dino Rossi, has been listed as one of 12 "crooked candidates" in 2010 by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
Maxine Waters rejects ethics violation, wants public trial
"In sum, the case against me has no merit," Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., said in a statement
Obama draws line in the sand on Bush tax cuts for the rich
President Obama vowed at a closed-door White House meeting with Congressional leaders yesterday, July 27, that Democrats will end the Bush tax cuts for the rich and continue the middle class tax cuts they enacted last year.
Obama tackles immigration reform
President Barack Obama made an appeal to the American people and Congress today, July 1, to put politics aside, and work together to pass comprehensive immigration reform.
Black Caucus members call for reform of ethics office
Close to half the members of the Congressional Black Caucus have called for reform of the recently created Office of Congressional Ethics.
Far-right Massey CEO pal runs for Congress
Former West Virginia Judge Eliott Maynard is enlisting Tea Party backing for his campaign to unseat miner-friendly Democratic Rep. Nick Rahall.
Stop anti-immigrant madness in Arizona
The anti-immigrant "madness" currently unfolding in Arizona demonstrates the urgent need for President Obama and Congress to do more.
Time for big, bold federal jobs program
Jobs for America NOW is organizing meetings with lawmakers while they are home for the Easter recess to urge them to pass Rep. George Miller's $75 billion jobs bill.
March For America to Congress: get moving on immigration reform
WASHINGTON -- On the first really warm day here in Washington D.C., March 21, after a winter of record-breaking cold and snow, the National Mall saw the largest immigrant rights demonstration since the mega marches of 2006.
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CP 4719,4727,8787,8756 are about to pull away from a crew change with a 91 car eastbound. I was in Maine for a few days in May of 1981 and found rail action to be sparse. Normally I felt lucky if ... (more)
It's nearly sunset as CP train 503 passes through Lansing being lead by 4715 and 4705. The CPR Detroit-Chicago trackage rights trains on CSX were probably the last place in the USA where big Alco/... (more)
With a "Back to the '70's Show" Alco & EMD lashup, the DFT Turn heads north with it's NS pickup back to Olean Yard in the late evening light. The Big M's were a joy to chase on the old Buffalo ... (more)
A westbound unit train of sulfuric acid, headed up by M636 4739 and leased N&W SD40-2 6167, will top the grade shortly at Guelph Jct. Rare were the times it seems that CP didn't have some other r... (more)
Alco/MLW brutes 3643 and 3642 return from Portland back to Scranton and pass a small driving range just next to I-80 which gave the only chance to get the train in sunlight in the Delaware Waterga... (more)
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Bacon. Homemade honey mustard. (Just 1:1 honey and Dijon or yellow mustard.) With some sharp cheddar and Parmesan cheese. That is all. (And you're welcome!) :P Bacon & Honey Mustard Grilled Cheese Yield - 4 servings Preparation Time - 10 minutes Cooking Time - 15 minutes Ingredients 8 slices bacon, cooked until crispy 2 Tbsp butter, … [Read more...]
Pepperoni Pizza Rolls ~ NEW 31 Days of 31 Minute Dinners
My boys are goo-goo-ga-ga over these pizza rolls! They love to help me roll them together, so we can have this meal on the table in no time. You can definitely have these on the table in under 20 minutes, start to finish. Add these to your menu for your next family pizza night! Three cheers for fun, quick and tasty! Pepperoni Pizza Rolls Yield - … [Read more...]
Grilled Peanut Butter & Banana Sandwich ~ New 31 Days of Grilling Recipes
I had to sneak in a kid favorite into this series. This is your basic peanut butter-banana sandwich with a few secret ingredients...grilled to perfection. But note, this isn't just for the kids. I loved this sandwich and have made it several times in the recent past. I just love how the peanut butter gets perfectly ooey gooey when you grill it. You could grill this on a … [Read more...]
Southwest Shells with Beans and Corn
Smoky, smoky, smoky! The flavor in this simple pasta salad gets kicked up a few notches by adding 2 spices to the mayo before you toss it all together. My guess is that you have all of these items on hand you could make this TONIGHT. I adore pantry staple recipes like this one...not only because of how easy and simple they are to put together, but also because they … [Read more...]
Pesto Orzo with Tomatoes
Oh pesto. Pesto, pesto, pesto. Pesto just tastes like summer, doesn't it?! I don't make pesto too often because pine nuts are expensive and I can't always get them into my budget...but I found some on sale this week and made my own pesto! Because, enjoying pesto-laced pasta is like taking a bite out of summer. I've written the recipe below with store bought pesto, … [Read more...]