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If Canada Could Sing, It Would Sound Like Gord Downie
Feel good sadness. Nostalgia music. Quintessentially Canadian.
That's what the Tragically Hip was to us when we were in high school in the 90s. Gord Downie's voice was omnipresent, whether it was a bush party, a school dance, on the way to a buddy's cottage, or at the cottage having a few beers and sitting on the dock. The band had a way of seeping into all the nooks of our memories as they were still being formed. Back then, if our lives were a movie, his voice was the theme music.
Growing up in Toronto, or any of the surrounding suburbs, was in many ways an Americanized experience. Our favourite athletes, movies and trends -- they all seemed to come from south of the border. Music was no exception, except for The Hip. There was no other band like them, and in a way we embraced them for giving us a slice of Canadian pride in a country drenched in American culture.
If you travel outside of Canada's big cities you begin to understand what Canadians are really like. That's not to say that Torontonians aren't real Canadians, it's just that the land itself, whether it's the mountains of the West, the coast of our maritime provinces, or just the rustic vibe in downtown Kingston, this place of ours is a blessing. If the land could sing it would probably sound like Gord Downie, reminding us of our brethren in provinces we've never been to, the goodness of people we've never met, and his natural way of explaining to us why it all matters.
I feel guilty right now, as if I am eulogizing a man who isn't gone yet.
I was immediately thrust back to high school when I heard Downie was suffering from terminal brain cancer. Nostalgia is a cunning mistress, vital to our conscious but wrapped in a strange longing to go back to wherever she places us. Wheat Kings makes me wish I could go fishing one last time with my late father. Fifty Mission Cap made me read up on the story of Bill Barilko, a tale I never would have known about if it were not for that track. Ahead by a Century's back up vocals reminds me how the simplicity inside a song is enough to make that lump in my throat reflexively come back, almost every time I hear it.
The Hip belongs to Canada. My god, I can't think of any other domesticated band that even comes close. Stomping Tom Connors is the only other artist I can think of who draped himself in Canadiana and made a career out of it, but to be honest I always thought he was a little too kitsch. The Hip are different. They manage to convey a distinctly Canadian vibe without making us feel like they are selling little maple leaf flags or beaver tails. In fact, Gift Shop, for me anyway, is sort of like a tough love song, reminding us that even in beautiful places, majestic places, we humans have a way of cheapening the meaning. Hell, the song may mean something entirely different to the band, but that's OK. The cliché of art being subjective gives us all a little room to place ourselves within the music I suppose.
I feel guilty right now, as if I am eulogizing a man who isn't gone yet. That's not intentional, and I think something else might be happening as I write this. I think I'm mourning all those memories I haven't thought of in nearly two decades. In a strange way the news of Downie's illness has reminded me to look back more often, to feel all of those fleeting moments before I forget they exist. Most importantly, I now remember I have an usher to help me retrace most of my steps.
Gord Downie is not just the voice of Canada; he's proof that we always had our own culture, separate from our American cousins. Something familiar, if you will.
Feel good sadness. Nostalgia music. Quintessentially Canadian.
Sounds good to me.
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The school: Queen's University The back story: Four of the five members of the band met in Queen's residence Waldron Tower in 1983, and quickly became beloved around Kingston. In 1985, they did a cross-campus tour, and met Paul Langlois in 1986 to complete the band. (via Canada Live) You know them for: "New Orleans Is Sinking," "Wheat Kings," and a few dozen other oh-so-Canadian songs
The school: Queen's University The back story: They lived across the hall from each other in residence, and a few months later, discovered they all played different instruments. They began to jam together, and the rest was history. You know them for: "When The Night Feels My Song"
The school: Collège Stanislas (a private elementary and high school in Montreal) The back story: The two met in the mid-1990s when they were teens, and continued to work together while going to school in their hometown of Montreal — David Macklovitch (left) to McGill, and Patrick Gemayel, who pursued an accounting degree You know them for: "Jealous," "Fancy Footwork"
The school: McMaster University The back story: Four of the five original members of the band met — one after the other — during orientation week in 2004, they explained to McMaster Daily News. Soon, they started playing local clubs in Hamilton. You know them for: Ballad of Hugo Chavez", "Oh, The Boss is Coming!", "Come to Light", and "Leather Jacket".
The school: Etobicoke School of the Arts (a high school in Toronto) The back story: While there are many, many members of Broken Social Scene, some of the most high profile met back in high school — namely frontman Kevin Drew, Emily Haines (best known for Metric) and Amy Millan (best known for Stars). "Emily asked me in the first week of school to come into the practice rooms and sing harmonies with her. I learned to sing from her," Amy told Flare in 2013. You know them for: "Anthems For A Seventeen Year Old Girl," "7/4 Shoreline," and the many offshoots of the band (Note: Oakwood Collegiate Institute is where many other members of the collective found each other, including James Shaw, Evan Cranley, Torquil Campbell and Chris Seligman.)
The school: Queen's University The back story: She played her first shows at open mic nights at Clark Hall Pub and the Grad Club (just like her brother, Matthew Barber), and her songs are now everywhere, including the "Orange Is The New Black" soundtrack You know her for: "Don't Go Easy," "Chances"
The school: Nova Scotia College of Art and Design The back story: The band had its first gig in the school cafeteria, (via NSCAD) in February, 1991. You know them for: "The Rest Of My Life," "The Other Man"
The school: University of Toronto The back story: A child prodigy with the violin, Pallett studied music at U of T and wrote two operas during his time there (he graduated in 2002). He's also amazingly connected within the Toronto music scene (and beyond), having played with everyone from Arcade Fire to Great Lake Swimmers to Snow Patrol. You know him for: "The Riverbed," Final Fantasy
The school: Queen's University The back story: Though Harmer was a member of Toronto band The Saddletramps while at Queen's, she quit to focus on her education — and then started writing her own songs and formed a band, Weeping Tile, with fellow Kingston musicians. (via The Canadian Encyclopedia) You know her for: "Basement Apartment," "Don't Get Your Back Up"
The school: Simon Fraser University The back story: Good's original folk band, the Rodchester Kings, was discovered at an open mic night at the university in 1992. While they had some early success, that band split up, and a new group (that would become famous) formed in 1995. You know him for: "Load Me Up," "Apparitions"
The school: Queen's University The back story: Mark Makoway (guitars) and Jeff Pearce (bass) first met at Queen's University while studying film; they then moved to Vancouver and hooked up with (Kingston natives) David Usher and Kevin Young to form Moist, along with Paul Wilcox. You know them for: "Push," "Breathe," "Silver"
The school: Memorial University of Newfoundland The back story: All four original members of the band got arts degrees from Memorial. Alan Doyle started by playing solo gigs around the campus and eventually in 1993, hooked up with the rest of the band. You know them for: "Ordinary Day," "When I'm Up (I Can't Get Down)"
The school: McGill University The back story: The group, all from Montreal, came together in a variety of ways, but frontman Sam Roberts and bassist James Hall both attended the university, and, Roberts say, it informed plenty of their work. "The sheer number of books and creative information coming and going was definitely feeding directly into what I was writing about," he told the school's alumni publication. You know them for: "Bridge to Nowhere," "Where Have All The Good People Gone?"
The school: Queen's University The back story: Though band members Mike O'Neill and Dave Ullrich grew up together in Oshawa, they didn't form a band (and call it The Inbreds) until they went to university together in Kingston in the early '90s (via Frizzballs) You know them for: "Any Sense of Time," "North Window"
The school: Concordia University The back story: Régine Chassagne, Richard Reed Parry and original member Sarah Neufeld all went to Concordia — lead vocalist Win Butler went to McGill, so he met now-wife Chassagne while in Montreal. It was there they all started playing together. You know them for: "Reflektor," "Wake Up," "The Suburbs" Photo courtesy of Fro Knows Photo
The school: McGill University The back story: Kid Koala (Eric San) was DJing from a young age, but as he told Exclaim, "Montreal was a very nurturing environment for me." He would play at Gert's, the campus pub, and hand out samples of his music to fellow students. You know him for: "Third World Lover," "'8 Bit Blues"
The school: Saint Mary's University The back story: While at the school in Halifax, the artist (whose real name is Rich Terfry) started getting attention for his hip hop tunes. You know him for: "Wicked And Weird," "Heart of Stone,"
The school: Laval University The back story: While at school, the band won first place in a Montreal radio station's competition, leading to the release of their first album in 1993. You know them for: "Ma vie à l'heure," "Amalgame"
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It's about a girl named Alice and she lives in 16th century(1500s) England. And people, you can create your own characters in this story if ya wanna. Just letting you know that I look forward to it haha :D
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It was early in the summer of 1539. My sisters and I were washing the laundry in the shallow river that runs about a half-mile away from our house. The oldest of us is Sarah, who is 21; then me, 16; and last is Lucy, who is 13.
Sarah was quietly spreading the clean, white sheets over some bushes nearby, while Lucy and I were kneeling on the riverbank, washing and chattering away.
"If Mother and Father expect you to go to that Emma Galey's birthday next month, you do need a new dress! You are growing as tall as a tree," I said.
Lucy laughed and agreed. She stood up and we looked at how the end of her muddy skirt only reached to a little below her knees. Most of her others were like that, too. Many people think it is shameful to have skirts that short, so usually I let Lucy wear one of mine when she needs one.
For Emma's party, she would certainly need one, but none of mine would be appropriate for that type of occasion other than the one I'm planning on wearing. Emma couldn't care less what Lucy goes to her party wearing, but mother wouldn't have us go in anything that looked unkempt.
The Galey family have been friends with our family since before Mother and Father were married. Mrs. Galey is our mother's childhood friend. She and Mr. Galey have two children: a son named Stephen who is 19 years old; and Emma, who is 13, like Lucy. Emma and Lucy are best friends.
"Sarah! You are going to the party, right?" asked Lucy.
"No, I don't think so," Sarah replied hesitantly.
"Oh, but you have to! I'm sure that Stephen would-"
"Well, I am far too busy to go to parties. Plus I don't have anything to wear. Therefore, I am sorry, but I cannot go," Sarah said while blushing fiercely.
Lucy and I giggled and turned back to our work. It had turned windy, and the breeze felt good after being out in the sun for hours.
"Alice," Lucy whispered to me. "I think we should try to get Mother to make a brand new dress for Sarah. You know as well as I do how much Sarah would love to come along! Especially because of Stephen."
"That's a wonderful idea! We could ask Mother after dinner while-" I was interrupted by a little shriek. I looked over my shoulder at Sarah, who was frantically trying to catch a sheet that had apparently blown off of a bush. I saw a flash of light blue dart behind a tree and ran after it.
I grabbed at the form and pulled it so it was facing me. It turned out to be the little 9-year-old nuisance that was Daniel Shawe. Daniel is convinced he's in love with me. I have caught him spying on several occasions.
"Daniel! Do you want me to tell your parents this time?" I shouted.
"No, please, do not tell on me Alice! I promise it won't happen again!" he pleaded.
I scowled and pushed him away. After I was sure he was gone, I turned and started walking to my sisters. I stopped when I realized they weren't there. I could hear screaming in the distance, so I started running toward it. Down the river a bit, I could see Lucy in the middle of the river flailing her arms around. The water was up to her neck. I ran faster.
Then I heard laughing. I looked, and Sarah was standing on the edge of the river with her hand over her mouth and she was smiling. I stood there, puzzled. Sarah saw me and called me over.
"Lucy was chasing the sheet and it went over the river. She wasn't paying attention to where she was, and she fell in! It was so funny, you should have seen her face," Sarah seemed to have to hold her sides so she didn't fall apart from laughing too hard.
"But she got right back up and started chasing it again. When she came to the middle, her foot got stuck and she fell again. She is still stuck in there! Oh Alice, could you get her out? You know I don't like the water,"
I laughed at the situation and agreed to help Lucy out. By this time she was standing again, and desperately trying to pull her foot out of the sticky mud. When I got to her, I saw that her face was pure red and she was frowning. She looked up at me and pointed to the opposite riverbank.
"The sheet is over there. You can get that, and I can get myself out," she said breathlessly.
"Okay." I waded to the sheet, folded it up, and held it over my head while slowly wading back.
After that, we arranged our laundry and headed home.

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TORONTO (Reuters) - Thousands of people turned out on Wednesday for the funeral of former Toronto Mayor Rob Ford, whose tumultuous four years as the leader of Canada's largest city included an admission that he smoked crack cocaine and a history of erratic behavior.
Supporters lined the streets of downtown Toronto to witness the funeral procession from city hall, where some 5,000 people had passed Ford's casket during a two-day public visitation, to the church where he was remembered for his populist appeal.
Ford, who was married and the father of two young children, died March 22 at age 46. At the time of his death, he was a city councillor and undergoing treatment for an aggressive form of cancer.
While he gained global notoriety for his drug addiction, controversial public statements and a string of videos showing him behaving badly, supporters and political adversaries alike remembered him as a man with huge appeal among ordinary voters.
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Ford, a Conservative, came to office in October 2010 on a groundswell of populist support despite his own wealthy beginnings. He has drawn comparisons to U.S. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump for his frank and often offensive speech and his devoted following among those who felt left out of elite politics.
Thousands of supporters walked behind the hearse carrying Ford's casket through downtown Toronto, while others lined up at dawn in hopes of getting a seat in the cathedral where the funeral was held. Television screens were set up in tents outside so the overflow crowd could watch the service.
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The mother of British man Gareth Huntley who has gone missing in the Malaysian jungle has urged David Cameron to "make one phone call" to the country's leader "before time runs out".
Mr Huntley was last seen four days ago on Tioman Island, where he was working as a volunteer for a conservation charity.
The 34-year-old left the charity headquarters to go walking by himself and did not return. His mother Janet Southwell said she is "extremely concerned" about her son's welfare and has not received any official information on the search for him.
In her letter to the Prime Minister, she appealed to him as a father who knows "that we'd do anything for our children" and asked him to "please do the right thing". She wrote: "Make one phone call to the Malaysian leader to insist that they deploy real help to find Gareth before time runs out. He is out there in the jungle and he needs help."
Ms Southwell and her son's father are planning to fly out today to assist in the search.
A Facebook page set up to find Mr Huntley urged the Malaysian police to "work faster" on Friday.
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In 1994, Safari Software Ltd. publishes Traffic Department 2192 (also known as T.D. 2192), a arcade, sci-fi / futuristic, shooter game for the DOS system. Offering action genre, it is now an abandonware.
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|Re: oddity w/SIGHUP (related to PR#429)
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On Sun, 20 Apr 1997, Dean Gaudet wrote: > That is weird. Can you give it a try with my graceful patch installed? > Or just take the little hunk that adds SIGALRM to the block-mask of the > hup handler? (It's in set_signals). > > I'm going to change the graceful patch so that: > > - restart and graceful_restart disable SIGHUP and SIGUSR1 immediately > - set_signals blocks SIGHUP, SIGUSR1, and SIGALRM inside the hup and usr1 > handlers > > It's also possible that make_child needs to ignore signals. Oh yes, it > does. Shoot, right after the fork the child still has restart() as its > sighup handler, and the parent will send a hup to it if it gets a hup. Ok > I'll clean this up in my graceful patch too. This all makes sense. Now that I am awake (erm... relatively speaking, of course) I was getting an 'unable to bind to port' message which is consistent with what you mention. Don't have time to look at this more right now, but if I hack in a quick handler to ignore HUPs before the start of make_child then reset it to the proper handler at the end of the procedure if it is the parent, this problem goes away. After that change, the only problem I see is that I get a 'bind: Address already in use' once in a while and the server ends up with the parent dead and only one child around. This appears to be due to an old child process that isn't in the scoreboard (since if it is reclaim_child_processes() will surely whine) not exiting with the killpg() at the start of standalone_main. > > I'm not delaying 1.2 for this patch, I'm going to propose that we roll 1.2 > really soon and then immediately apply a bunch of the pending patches. > graceful still won't work for everyone, but I'm getting into some core bug > fixes in the patch. > > Dean > > On Sun, 20 Apr 1997, Marc Slemko wrote: > > > PR#429 brings up the issue of multiple SIGHUPs very soon after one > > another. Not sure why the proxy affects things, but there is an > > unavoidable (while using portable signal() semantics) race condition after > > restart() is called and before it resets HUPs to be ignored. The length > > of this race condition could be reduced by adding a signal(SIGHUP, > > SIG_IGN) at the start of restart(), but you still have the problem that > > subsequent HUPs may be ignored if they come in the wrong place. > > > > What I noticed that seemed odd is that if I start Apache, then do > > something like: > > > > while true; do kill -HUP 666; done > > > > where 666 is the PID of the parent, eventually the parent will get a new > > PID. I haven't had a chance to look, but I don't recall any code that > > would do this... am I crazy? This is under FreeBSD 2.1.x. > > > > > > > > >
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Annie gives me a kind of weird look as I walk into the bar and get straight to work. It's hard to keep the fact that the guy I love is off fucking some weirdo for money right now. I look around the bar, looking for the familiar faces of the regular dealers and users here. If Kyle's gonna be getting money...
I have to pass Annie behind the bar to get a glass, and as I'm shuffling along, she deliberately gets in the way for an opportunity to press up against me. On the way back, she gropes at my ass, smiling in a way that tells me that she plans to keep this up all night. I shake my head a little hoping that the coke I took doesn't make me snap and punch her or something. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for her, and she's put up with a lot of shit from me the last few weeks. So I don't really want to end up snapping at her because she's jealous of Kyle. That's her problem and she should deal with it - me losing my temper won't help anyone.
It's kinda hard to keep myself getting another stiffie from all her touching, though. Not gonna lie, she's not half bad looking, and is a good fuck. And doesn't she fucking know it.
Unfortunately for me, she's good at bribery too. She's been around to see that bribing me with drugs is a sure fire way to get me to comply, and sure enough, when she notices I'm trying to ignore her practically molesting me, she corners me in the back room when it's quiet, whispering in my ear, "if Kyle can fuck for money, why can't you fuck for drugs?"
It's a fair point, really.
"How's about we close the bar early, I score some smack, and then we fuck before your whore gets back. He's such a pretty boy - I'm sure his clients keep him very busy." You did not just go there. I can't tell if it's the coke or her words, but my heart skips a few anxious beats, making me tear up just a little from the sudden lack of oxygen. She takes my silence as a yes, and walks back into the bar, making her ass sway the way she does every time she wants to keep a hold of my attention.
Annie puts the heroin in the cash register, locking it away from me before she pushes me back over to the couch in the back room. My dick's already hard from the groping it's received all evening, and straining against my pants. She teases it a little more, slowly unbuttoning my pants and shuffling them down my legs, her gorgeous lips pulled up in a sly smile. She makes me sit on the couch and watch as she strips off, pulling another wrap of coke from her bra.
She cuts a couple of lines each to 'get us in the mood' and we snort them off each other's bodies, licking up what's left with, stripping away whatever's still to come off. She lies me down on the sofa, straddling me. Her lips meet mine in a hard kiss before she gets to work on me.
I notice, as she's busy having a great time up there on top of me, that there's something wrong with the coke she gave me. The buzz wore off a few minutes ago, and now all I want to do is go to sleep. It dawns on me sluggishly that I was too busy being horny to watch her cut my lines and it's all too possible she mixed some tranqs in with that.
"Damien?" I hear Kyle calling from the bar. Double fuck. Annie looks up as I can only assume he walks in. The smile she flashes him isn't a friendly one at all. I can't really see his face from this angle though. I'm not sure that that's a bad thing.
"You bitch," he growls, grabbing Annie's hair and pulling her off of me. She punches him in the balls, apparently not appreciating the disturbance as much as me. He doubles over. I try to get up, but Annie pushes me back down on the couch, kissing me hard. I feel completely disconnected as my body reacts, kissing back, even though my head is screaming at me not to.
Kyle tries to pull her off again, but she slaps him, earning herself a pissed off look from him. "Bitch," he says. She grabs the front of his shirt, pulling him close, using nearly the same logic on him as she did on me.
"If you can hurt him by fucking for money, why can't he hurt you by fucking for drugs?" she pulls out the bitch face, but the logic isn't quite as effective on Kyle as it was on me.
"What do you think the money's for, you stupid cunt?" he shoves her off and she smiles, lying down on top of me, one hand tauntingly close to my hard on that's refusing to go down.
"Well now you'll have more than enough," she says. He glares at her as she plays with my hair, and to be honest, I'm still too fucked over from whatever it was she gave me to really argue. I just want them to chill out and stop arguing over me. I'm not really worth the effort.
"Fuck the both of you." He storms off and I twist my head, trying to see where he's gone. Annie keeps twisting my hair in her fingers.
"I'm sorry, Damien," she says, her voice almost like a lullaby as she speaks, "I just wanted to make him hurt for what he did to you. He can't just fuck you around like that and go off to be a whore and still expect you to take him back." Thanks ever so much, Annie, but I think you probably just made everything worse, rather than better.
I slide out from under her, my body not quite willing to work with me as I pull my pants back on and stumble out. The drug addict in me makes me pause long enough to grab the heroin before I at least attempt to run after Kyle.
I don't get too far, if I'm honest. I manage to get as far as the sidewalk and call his name a few times, but I can feel my body getting further and further away from my mind and it's not long before my legs buckle and I crumple down onto the sidewalk, half naked and sobbing Kyle's name into the concrete.
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Week one of the 2014 USL Pro season is in the books, and it brought plenty of action during opening weekend.
The LA Galaxy II lived up to the hype in their USL Pro debut at the StubHub Center as they went on to claim a 3-1 victory over the Orange County Blues FC on Saturday night in front of 1,259 fans.
"The atmosphere was excellent," Galaxy II head coach Curt Onalfo said after the match. "The LA Galaxy organization did an excellent job putting resources into this and making this first class."
Forward Charlie Rugg scored the Galaxy II's first goal in the 40th minute after a failed clearance from the Blues back line allowed Rugg to pounce from outside the box, drilling a low-screamer into the net. Blues midfielder Stephen Okai equalized the match two minutes later when his free kick curled into the net, beating goalkeeper Cody Laurendi.
Midfielder Kenney Walker gave Los Dos the lead again, scoring off a rebounded shot off the post just before halftime. Walker returned later to assist with the dagger, sending a cross for Daniel Steres to head into goal.
With the victory, the LA Galaxy II sit provisionally atop the USL Pro standings with three points after Orlando City and Charleston Battery drew 1-1 earlier in the evening.
Here is the rest of Week 1 action of the USL Pro:
Orlando City midfielder Austin da Luz's 75th minute goal salvaged one point for the 2013 USL Pro champions in a 1-1 draw against Charleston Battery in front of 3,773 at Blackbaud Stadium.
"I think it was a fair result," Battery head coach Mike Anheauser told The Post and Courier. "They are a very talented team, a tough team to play against, so getting a point I think is definitely something we can build on. We play them two more times and I know those games will be just as tough."
The Charleston Battery received five players on loan from the Vancouver Whitecaps earlier in the week and it paid dividends into the opening goal in the 65th minute. Omar Salgado's pass found Mamadou Diouf in the top right flank of the field, beating the Orlando defense, and Diouf's curling shot slid past goalkeeper Miguel Gallardo as the ball hit the top left corner of the net.
The Lions, however, dominated possession for most of the game and found an equalizer. Midfielder Austin da Luz tied the match in the 75th minute, taking advantage of a loose ball from close range to beat Battery goalkeeper Odisnel Cooper.
OCSC's search for the game-winner followed when Heath brought in forward Dennis Chin to team up with Corey Hertzog, but the Battery's defense refused to give in. Orlando was presented another chance to take the lead when Charleston midfielder Quentin Griffith received a straight red card for a careless tackle on defender Luke Boden during stoppage time.
The Battery continue their home stretch on Saturday when they welcome 2013 regular season champions Richmond Kickers to Blackbaud Stadium. Meanwhile, Orlando City will face the Pittsburgh Riverhounds at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex.
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I thought the maximum number of players an MLS team could loan to a USL team was four??? Anyone know?
Steven Deeley
Rules do not apply to the Galaxy…or Galaxy II
People always wanna talk about rules not applying to the Galaxy. These are usually the same people clamoring for change in MLS/US Soccer. The Galaxy have been league's experiment team since Beckham came into the league and have been creating a lot of positive growth. Whether it relates to DP's or youth development LAG is blazing the trail for the rest of the league to follow.
Instead of blaming MLS for allowing the rules to not apply to LAG, perhaps try thanking them for pushing things forward. This is still a growing league.
I should copy and paste this onto every MLSsoccer.com article ever written. LA's supposed special treatment always comes up, no matter the topic.
Or TFC and Seattle. Don't leave them off the list.
No, no. There's a narrative that must be enforced. Repeat this refrain and don't ask questions: "The league gives LA special treatment! Wahhh."
Galaxy II is part of the Galaxy – not sure if MLS has rules regarding an MLS team owning a USL team.
It's actually a minimum of 4 for teams with a partnership with a USL Pro club. I would imagine that the same holds true for teams that start their own USL Pro team.
El Homer Simpson
Are we talking about contracted players or players in the academy?
Han Solo
I think it is a minimum of 4. I could be wrong, it happens.
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"This report is not just a wake-up call; it's a blaring alarm," said Rep. Tim Bishop (D-NY), a persistent critic whose district includes the Plum Island Animal Disease Center.
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In a late August 2003 letter included in the report, DHS's undersecretary for science and technology, Charles McQueary, wrote that Plum Island "still has fundamental problems that leave the facility vulnerable to security breaches."
"It is alarming to me that USDA was not moving effectively to address many of the security shortfalls at Plum Island," said Sen. Tom Harkin (D-Iowa), who requested the inquiry by Congress' investigatory arm, the GAO.
The probe revealed that USDA officials once allowed eight foreign scientists free rein in the biocontainment area where diseases are stored, even though they had never undergone mandatory federal background checks. Foreign students attending classes at the facility never underwent such checks either. Because guards carried unauthorized firearms, local police departments refused to agree to provide assistance during potential bioterrorist attacks.
Physical security was also inadequate, said the report, which Harkin released Monday (October 20) after a 30-day review period. Electronic locks on doors and on refrigerators containing disease samples did not work correctly. Some outdoor security cameras looked out blindly over areas too dark to see anything at night because USDA had never installed adequate security lighting.
DHS spokesperson Michelle Petrovich said Tuesday (October 21) that her department is "more than half-way through" implementing the report's recommendations. The Plum Island center's Acting Director Marc Hollander added, "By December 31 of this year, we're going to have finished our modifications to the facility, which are going to address an awful lot of the [report's] concerns..." Hollander said that he is planning a 5-year program of comprehensive improvements.
The soon-to-be-finished modifications include major physical upgrades that USDA ordered in June 2002 after contracting with national security experts at the Sandia National Laboratories in New Mexico to redesign its security system. Sandia advised USDA officials not to undertake a broad, sweeping overhaul, because terrorists could obtain dangerous pathogens more easily from other sources.
But GAO disagreed. "The risk that an adversary might try to steal pathogens is, in our opinion, higher than USDA believed it to be in 2001… because of the [labor] strike that occurred [at Plum Island] in August 2002 and the hostility surrounding it." One former employee has been convicted of tampering with the island's fresh-water system as he walked off the job to strike.
Partly as a result of the labor strike, DHS has decided to pick a new contractor by January 1 to oversee the island's operation. Bishop's Press Secretary Jon Schneider said this move was perhaps the most important one so far and that DHS has made significant improvements already, albeit not as fast as the congressman would like to see.


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Every single facet of the NX, including its swee-ping contours, has been meticulously crafted to deliver lavish luxury befitting of the Lexus emblem and to ensure that nothing but the absolute best is delivered.
Specialised manufacturing techniques are employed in production, such as body adhesives and laser-screw welding to improve the rigidity of the suspension system and body, thereby in-creasing performance to a whole new level.
The Lexus NX hybrid is also incredibly smooth and quiet unlike any other hybrids, delivering great performance and best-in-class fuel consumption (a mere 5.7 L/100) that is amazing for an SUV of this size
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I have setup e-mauil alert for several rules e.g. HDD < 25% but this e-mail was sent quite frequent e.g. 3-4 minutes every e-mail. How do I set interval for this alert? e.g. alert will be sent only 3 times in every 10 minutes. Thanks.
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Hello Azman,
Are the alerts that you receive unique or is it the exact same notification every 3-4 minutes? The alert type might be the same, but the host that the alert is referencing could be different.
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Hi Peter,
Thanks for the reply.
It's a mixed mode alerts, some of them is unique but most of it are the same. Any way to tweak this alert?


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Larry Craig, chairman of the Veterans Affairs Committee, said the proposals to charge some veterans annual health care fees of $250 and increase their prescription drug co-payment from $7 to $15 must be considered in lean budget times.
"I have been told that, in the past, such proposals have been declared 'DOA' (dead on arrival)," Craig, R-Idaho, said during the committee's hearing. "I intend to consider these proposals afresh."
Craig said he's would consider other options, but warned, "It may be unrealistic to anticipate the sort of funding increases that VA has enjoyed in the recent past."
The fees are proposed for veterans with the highest incomes and no disabilities from their service.
Democrats predicted the president's proposals would be rejected, as they have been twice previously. Sen. John D. Rockefeller, D-W.Va., said an increase in fees was "an automatic rejection in both houses," and Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., called it a "nonstarter."
In the House, recently ousted Veterans Affairs Committee Chairman Chris Smith, R-N.J., had rejected veteran health care fees soon after they were proposed.
His replacement, Rep. Steve Buyer, R-Ind., says the government should focus on disabled and indigent veterans, and he is more welcoming to the president's plans.
"Chairman Buyer is open to the concept of the president's proposals as they bring balance, fairness and equity into the system," said Laura Zuckerman, Buyer's spokeswoman.
Veterans organizations argued against the fees. Richard Fuller, a lobbyist for Paralyzed Veterans of America, said a veteran who scaled the cliffs of Normandy but was not wounded, could find himself unable to get VA health care or subject to the fees.
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A late Pawel Abbott penalty denied Wanderers a deserved three points at Boundary Park.The Latics striker struck as the clocked ticked towards full-time, after captain Adam Hinshelwood was adjudged to have handled in the area.This was after Reuben Hazell had headed the hosts in front just before the half-hour mark from an inswinging Kieran Lee free-kick.Matt Harrold levelled matters on 42 minutes from the spot before former Oldham man Kevin Betsy looked to have handed Wycombe a vital victory in their fight for survival from 25 yards out.But Abbott stepped up to smash the ball home and salvage a fortunate point for Dave Penney's side.Following the tepid nature of the previous week's stalemate with Carlisle United, manager Gary Waddock sought to inject some tempo and power into the side by making three changes to the side, bringing Gareth Ainsworth, Kevin Betsy and Stuart Beavon into the starting line-up.
And it seemed to have a positive effect in the opening exchanges, with Wycombe finding their rhythm with comfort on a chilly day in the north-west.
Ainsworth was picked out by Dean Keates with a deep free-kick inside five minutes, but the winger -returning after a three-match suspension - could only divert the ball into the arms of keeper Dean Brill.
Four minutes later, right-back Julian Kelly tested the keeper's handling with a firm left-footed drive from 25 yards, but Brill was equal to it and claimed the ball with relative ease.
Oldham's main attacking threat came via the long ball towards target man Pawel Abbott, but he turned provider on 12 minutes with a cross from the left which was diverted towards Chris Taylor. However, the midfielder's header lacked conviction and was easy for Tom Heaton to hold on to.
Dale Stephens and Craig Woodman both saw efforts fly wide for either side as clear-cut goalscoring chances were hard to come by, and so it came as somewhat of a surprise when Reuben Hazell handed the home side the lead on 29 minutes.
Kieran Lee's deep free-kick from the right wing was flicked on unknowingly by Matt Harrold into the path of Hazell, who made no mistake in glancing the ball into the net from four yards.
It came as a blow to the visitors, but after a short period of being pushed onto the back foot, Wycombe came back purposefully, and after Dean Keates saw a free-kick sail wide, Kevin Betsy was denied a chance to equalise when Deane Smalley made a late headed clearance at the back post.
From the resulting corner, Matt Harrold's towering header was cleared off the line by Danny Whitaker, and if Wanderers' supporters could sense a goal coming, their intuition was spot on.
Another Keates corner caused panic inside the box and when Ainsworth's overhead kick was deflected to the edge of the box, John Mousinho's powerful drive was blocked by a defender's hand, prompting referee Eddie Ilderton to point to the spot.
Oldham's staff and players alike were furious with the decision, but Harrold kept his composure to slot the ball home, and the two sides went into the break all square.
And parity didn't last long. Just four minutes after the break, Kevin Betsy broke forward from the halfway line and drove goalwards from fully 30 yards, seeing his effort squirm under the arms of keeper Dean Brill and into the net.
It was a particularly poignant moment for Betsy, proving a point against his former employers and to manager Gary Waddock after being dropped last week, but more importantly, it gave Wycombe the lead in a crucial game in the battle to beat the drop.
Three minutes later, Harrold could have extended the lead after superb work by Stuart Beavon on the left channel, but the tall striker could only guide the ball into the keeper's arms after Beavon's cutback.
At the other end, Deane Smalley looked to get his side back on level terms with a looping header from a corner, before manager Dave Penney reacted by bringing on midfielder Dean Furman for striker Kiegan Parker.
Wycombe were beginning to get a real grip on the game, and with the constant attacking threat provided by the outstanding Ainsworth, there was always the chance of the Blues extending the lead.
But the Latics had a golden chance to equalise on 72 minutes when Kieran Lee's square pass across the box was met by the boot of Pawel Abbott, whose toe-poke was straight at Heaton when he should have done better.
Tom Eaves and Kirk Millar were both brought on as one last throw of the dice for the Latics, while for the Blues, Alex Revell came on in a like-for-like swap for Matt Harrold up-front.
Gareth Ainsworth's excellent performance was then brought to a close on 84 minutes when Gary Waddock brought on Kevin McLeod to offer fresh legs in midfield, but the game turned back in Oldham's favour when Pawel Abbott levelled from the spot on 89 minutes.
A firm drive from the edge of the box struck Adam Hinshelwood, and the referee - perhaps keen to make up for the controversy of his earlier penalty decision - pointed to the spot, accusing Hinshelwood of handball. Abbott converted, and two crucial points had been swiped away from the Blues.
Jon-Paul Pittman came on for Stuart Beavon in one last gamble, but there was no time a winner, and the gap between Wycombe and safety remains seven points.
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|Reviews for Hearts and Minds
| ADVluv4life chapter 19 . 11/16/2016
I'm not going to urge you to update, but I wanted to leave another comment (years after originally reading the story) because I love this story and I still, after all these years, have a little hope that I'll come back to find it updated. I never do, but then I find myself rereading it and loving it still. I enjoy everything you write for this story and the way you write the characters and I loved their back stories and development. I just want you to know that your story impacted me in the kind of writing I enjoy to read and how I can now accept all ships without getting hung up, since you included multiple in the story.
Thank you!
| Yankee718 chapter 18 . 6/29/2013
The only Question i have is WHEN WILL THE NEW CHAPTERS BE OUT LIKE 20 OR 21 OR 22? I love this story keep up the good work
| Yankee718 chapter 19 . 6/25/2013
I love this story when will the new ones be ready?
| plattytehpwn chapter 19 . 1/17/2013
Well... good story, although I would've preferred Advanceshipping... Oh well, keep it up!
| luxyray chapter 19 . 8/22/2012
I really hope you come back to this story. I love it so much and would love to read more of it.
| luxyray chapter 15 . 8/21/2012
I cried reading this chapter. This was some really good writing :)
| MewAngel46 chapter 1 . 8/18/2012
Love it.
| TechniCutie chapter 19 . 7/22/2012
Aha! One of the first fanfictions I ever read, and by far one of the best! I love this and all your others! Description is spot-on, the date was spectacular for it.
High school life definently suits pokemon, and gives them a different personality. I loved it! I know the chance of an update would probably be 0% by now, but I'd just like to say it's amazing and was a great introduction into the world of fanfiction a few years ago *laugh*
| hazelnsm chapter 19 . 6/29/2012
hey, i just want to let you know that i'm still waiting for the next chapters. this story is awesome,. i can relate on may for having a crush on someone who is taken.. T.T haha btw, pls continue the ash&mistyand brock&erika love. plus make it like may&drew&dawn if you want :))
| Guest chapter 19 . 6/29/2012
hey, when are you going to post the next chapter... you know, i'm going crazy with this story ;) please finish it
| Poliwhirl42 chapter 2 . 5/31/2012
Just wanted to revisit this story after a long time, and had to pick a random chapter to review because I'm pretty sure I reviewed most of them. xD I don't know what it is that I love so much about this story, even though it isn't finished. I just love how you put so much feeling into your writing. There are so many themes that are so relatable...death, jealousy, love, breakups, friendships, ambition...even though I haven't lost anyone as close as a parent, my eyes filled with tears when I read the whole Gary thing. Just wanted to say thanks for really making this a deep, relatable story. It's just so enjoyable to read. I know it's on hiatus right now, but I hope that maybe in the near future at least another chapter can be published, because it's just so good! D
| Qymaen chapter 19 . 4/20/2012
This is such a great story. I live how you weave the different characters and their storylines together. I really hope you update this. :]
| kaygirly chapter 19 . 2/27/2012
this story really needs a sequel and fast! I love it so much I can't even count the time I read it. It is sooo good please don't give up!
| NIKORO chapter 19 . 1/23/2012
Great work until now. But eager to read further. Will be disappointed if not updated. You know, its really excellent.
| this is da best story evah chapter 19 . 1/6/2012
I'm dying over here! -.-
You havent updated in such a long time. Pls continue! I'll die if u don't continue ..
I don't even care if its rly short! U can't blame me that I love this fanfic.
R u going 2 add penguin or ikarishipping?
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that was one of the finalists I had in mind too. I read a few reviews and watched A few videos where people were hitting the mag release button accidentally. I went with the lc9 instead. I am very happy with it.
This is a discussion on Just got a new Keltec PF9 for carry within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Hello. I have hd a Ruger p95 for several years. I recently applied for my ccw and found myself in need I a smaller weapon. ...
Hello. I have hd a Ruger p95 for several years. I recently applied for my ccw and found myself in need I a smaller weapon. Last week I purchased a pf9. The trigger pull is approximately 6 mules long but with that being the only safety it will be just fine. Gun functions great. Out if approximately 300 rounds the only issue I have had is one round that did not go off. The firing pin smacked the primer hard but it just didn't bang. I ran it through the gun again and it went off the second time. Other than that not a single ftf, stovepipe, etc. Great little gun for the money. I was considering a DB9 but I found this little gem. I am glad I picked this one up instead.
I also have an old faithful iwb holster coming for it. And I got a spare mag for it yesterday. I think I'm all set.
that was one of the finalists I had in mind too. I read a few reviews and watched A few videos where people were hitting the mag release button accidentally. I went with the lc9 instead. I am very happy with it.
I have handled a few at gun shops and I love the way the PF9 fits in my hand. My dad has a P11 and has enjoyed it so far. No issues after it was lubed up. KTOG forum is a good resource for Kel-Tec specific info and upgrades. My dad and I did a little work on his to make it more ergonomic from some of the suggestions I found there. It turned out great. Much more pleasant to shoot now. We added a Hogue Jr grip and K-T pinky extension. Then I sanded the trigger down to be nice and smooth and heated it up and straightened out its extreme curve a little bit. Great little economic gun.
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Most of the folks I have heard of that have them really like their performance. If it is reliable and you shoot it well, just keep packin' it!
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Sounds like you were lucky and got a good one. Mine was a POS and I'll never trust my life to a Kel Tec.
Congrats , I have the 9mm in hard chrome.
also a 3.80 , and .32 . all have been great
the 9 mm has been flawless .
they also have world class service if you should ever need it
Congrats, if you got lucky on QC like I did then it will serve you well, if not you will be on here telling us what a POS it is with a few months. Seriously, no joke, some people get ones that work great like I did, others get ones that are barely functional.
What model did you get? I have the basic blued with black grip. I added a Hogue grip (huge help on shooting comfort), 20lb recoil spring, and Twisted Industries FO sights. The PF9 is a tremendously easy gun to conceal, if you can't hide it then you're either A) naked or B) hopeless.
the fact that you either get a good one, or a piece of junk is some internet myth propogated by those that don't take the time to understand
the quirks associated with owning a Keltec PF-9. With a little research and elbow grease, you can avoid owning one of the POS I see noted
every time the subject of a PF-9 is discussed. My three flawless PF-9's.....that I made that way.
Give to them according to their deeds and according to the wickedness of their endeavors; give to them according to the work of their hands; render to them their deserts. Psalm 28:4
Thanks guys. It is the standard black on black gun. That trigger straightening sounds like a great idea. Getting my finger on the trigger is about the only problem I have with mine. The gun needs a bit more room between the trigger and the trigger gaurd. Other than that I love it so far!
If I got it for 1/2 price and it just needed a good cleaning and mabe minor polishing, yes. I have not seen many guns even the cheap ones that need a new engine. I am however a novice. I don't mind to put a little bit of time or work into something if it needs it. Fortunately my kel tec doesn't.
Nuff kel tec bashing.
I for one don't see how someone can spend 3 to 4 times more for a tool that does the same job. A reliable gun is all I need even if it is cheap.
I am like that with everything. I own a Chevy not a Cadillac.
Thanks for the help.
Had one. Never jammed for the 3 months I owned it. Fits good in a pocket. Got a bonus at work and bought a PM9. George Zimmerman used a PF9. You are in good company. :)
If you read on the Kel Tec forums, you sill see talk about the "fluff and buff", which involves a detail strip and takes roughly 4 hours to complete. In my opinion, this is ridiculous. The only mods that I've done to mine weren't to fix something that was broken, but rather to make the gun more pleasant to shoot (grip, recoil spring, sights). I would NEVER consider doing the F&B on mine, if I had significant problems I would send it back to KT as many times as it took to get it right.
Right now, I am dealing with their CS for the first time. My stainless barrel is rusting badly after less than a year, I called Monday and they said "send it in, we'll send you a new one." That's a $95 part on their website. I should have my new barrel within 2 weeks. The point is, they actually stand behind their warranty in my experience.
How far is "six mules long"?
The Pf9 is liked by some and swore at by others. I have one for a bug and those times I can't conceal anything else. No problems with mine .


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Definition of compute
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: to determine especially by mathematical means Compute the area of the triangle.; also : to determine or calculate by means of a computer computing pi to over one billion places
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1 : to make calculation : reckon They compute by weight in selling grain.
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Latin computare — more at count
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How to Make Roasted Tomatillo and Green Olive Salsa (Recipe)
Tomatillos are a delicious cousin to the tomato. Eaten raw they have an apple, green tomato flavor that is mild and slightly tart. To sweeten, remove them from they're papery husks, wash, dry and roast until browned. The resulting sauce is excellent with chips or over shredded chicken or pork.
Roasted Tomatillo and Green Olive Salsa Recipe
- 1 1/2 pounds tomatillos, husked
- 6 garlic cloves
- 2 jalapeno peppers
- 1 Tbsp olive oil
- 1 cup green olives
- 1 cup cilantro
- 1 lime, juiced
- 1 tsp sugar
- 1/2 tsp salt
- 1/3 cup water
- Preheat oven to 475 degrees. In a large bowl toss tomatillos, garlic cloves and jalapenos to coat evenly with oil. Spread evenly on a baking sheet. Roast for 15 minutes or until tomatillos are browned and blistered.
- Remove from oven and place in a food processor or blender with olives, cilantro, lime and sugar. Pulse 5-7 times. Add water and pulse another 4-5 times to mix or until desired consistency.
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timpanic struggle of reverberatting
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Consequential notions fold
as drum rolls tally the beat
and toll paid in Shells
spent like dry ink cartridges.
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Daybreaks Mourning-
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How To Write A Business PlanBy Roger Bryan
Essential Elements of an Internet Startup Business Plan and How to Apply this Plan to a Company
As you embark on a journey to develop your own online business you will need a few things; along with some ambition and the right idea you will also need a road map that will help guide your business as you grow and develop it into the company you have always wanted it to be. For most online companies this road map comes in the form of a business plan. How to write a business plan for an online company requires that you include a number of the right elements. With the right elements in place, along with the proper application of these elements you can have the guide you are looking for to a truly successful online company. The first thing you need to know about are the elements of a good online business plan. These elements include:
Executive Summary
The executive summary should kick off your internet business plan and provide a simple and straightforward summary of your company's profile and goals. After reading the executive summary, someone should have a basic idea of what your company is, what they do and what your basic goals are for the future of the organization.
Market Analysis
The section is an overview of your specific market or industry and is a very research heavy area of the business plan. With this section you will want to discuss internet businesses in general along with the specific market you are looking to get into, talk about the history of the market as well as where that market is today. Include information on major players or competitors that have changed the way today's market views your type of company.
Internet Company Description
This should be a detailed description of what your company does and how your business stands out from other. Talk about what makes your company different, who the company serves and how it will be able to thrive in a web-only structure
Management and Organization
This section details the structure of your internet business. Even if your business is small, and is a one person show, it should have some type of structure. You can include plans for a future structure of the organization after some growth. This is important for online businesses as it will show the hierarchy of potential employees in the business even if the employees all work virtually.
Sales and Marketing
This section should include detailed summaries of the different plan you have to market your company and promote sales. This should include any online marketing techniques you plan to do such as affiliate marketing, social media marketing, paid advertising and more. Each approach should have its own detailed section.
Products and Services
Create an outline of what your online company sells, whether it is a product or service. Be as detailed as possible about that product or service and how it can benefit customers. The description should start at the beginning stages of development of your company's product or service and go through its present stance at the center of your organization.
The funding section of most online business plans is rather sparse. This is because most online businesses won't be asking for funding. However, those online businesses who do request some up front funding should make the request here and includes details about amounts needed and where all of that funding will go. The more specific the better.
Talk about the future projections of the company, its realistic expected growth and any goals you have for the future of your online business. If you are asking for funding it is very important to be as detailed as possible about the financial projections of the company in this section.
The appendix isn't required but it is a great element to have in your business plan. In the appendix you can essentially include any additional information that you feel would be relevant to the business plan but that you have been unable to include in other sections. This could be permits, leases, resumes or anything else you find worthy.
These are some of the most essential and basic elements of how to write a business plan. Once you have these elements in place, the application portion of developing a business plan needs to be taken care of. It is essential that if you want your company to succeed that you actually apply these different elements of your business plan into your actual plan to develop your company. Many people see business plans as a formality, but they really should be used as a plan or a guide to growing an organization. This is why it is so important that they include the right essential elements and why they should actually be followed and utilized to their fullest.
You may need some assistance not only in learning how to write a business plan, but in actually following that plan so it can lead you to the successful organization you have always wanted to have. This is why the iMillionaire Mindset continuity package was created. This comprehensive package comes as part of a membership to the iMillionaire Mindset program and is a detailed collection of insight into basic business planning and development techniques specifically for internet businesses. Through the different elements in this package, business owners will find out how to develop a business plan and actually apply that plan to the growth of their online business as part of an overarching initiative to transform their company into a million dollar organization.
The continuity package helps internet business owners do this in a variety of ways and through a variety of information channels. These channels include:
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Through these different forms any online business can get the insight they need on how to write business plan that has all of the essentials in place and that will lead any online business to the successful future. With the right business plan that truly acts as a guide to successfully growing an online enterprise, internet entrepreneurs can have the plan in place that they will need to truly help their company grow and be taken to the next level. The continuity package will show internet entrepreneurs how to do this and how to put the plans in place that will be needed to make their online business a success.


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