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Today we will be going over some recycling fundamentals for proper account management.
A lot of people think that they can make lots of profit from Neobux without recycling. That kind of thinking leads to improper account management. Even the admin of Neobux says that recycling aggressively is a surefire way to success. The fact is that people stop clicking, and they need to be replaced.
Neobux has a new feature called auto recycle where a referral is recycled for free if they do not click in 14 days. You should take full advantage of that feature, however, 14 days is too long of a period to wait. There are certain times when, if you feel for certain that a referral isn't going to be profitable you should manually recycle that referral.
The exceptions to this rule are standard members. With the rate of 0.001 per click and the fact that recycling costs $0.07, you are prone to lose money if you recycle. As a standard member do not recycle, instead use auto recycle to your advantage.
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The basic rule of thumb is recycle any referral whose average is less than 1.0 and has not clicked in 4 days.
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This referral is clearly an active clicker and profitable for you. We'd put a lock on this referral. A lock ensures that you cannot recycle a referral by accident.
This referral is also profitable. There is nothing you need to do at this point. However, if they stop clicking, you should monitor them closely.
Although active recently, this is clearly not a profitable pattern. Monitor this one, and recycle if not active within 4 days.
This one was only active one day out of the week. Not profitable. Recycle as soon as it reaches 4 days of inactivity.
This one is only somewhat profitable. Monitor this one. Recycle if average falls below 1.0, or not active within 4 days.
The key to having a high average is to constantly monitor your referrals, and develop a strategy based on how your referrals click. Your strategy should be based on these fundamental rules and the suggestions we give below.
Do we recycle referrals that used to be active? We find that it is always painful to part ways with a referral that used to be very active. Dedicated clickers are hard to find, but many of them stop being active or "take a break" from clicking.
If a RR has over 100 clicks total, recycle after 10 days of inactivity. If they are inactive for 14 days, the system will automatically recycle them anyways. Like the old saying goes, "used to bees don't make honey." If you are not profiting from them today, then are not useful to you.
Use auto-recycle to your advantage. If a RR has not clicked in a while, and is nearing the 14 day deadline, then let the system auto-recycle them. You should focus on manually recycling RR's who have not clicked in 4 days to 10 days.
Recycle 10% at a time. An important rule for users of all levels to follow is to always have money in your rental balance. If you don't have money in your rental balance, the money will be deducted from your main balance automatically. If you see a lot of inactive RR's, you will be tempted to recycle all of them. If there are too many, don't drain your funds, recycle 10% every day. If there are 100 inactive RR's, recycle 10 of them every day.
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Colombo (AFP) Nov 11, 2010
Sri Lanka sent in troops to rescue thousands of marooned residents in the capital on Thursday after the heaviest rains in 18 years flooded the capital's streets and the national parliament.
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Officials said the parliament was under three feet (just under a metre) of water after rains dumped 43.5 centimetres (17.12 inches) of rain overnight, making it the worst since June 1992 when 49.7 centimetres fell in a day.
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Boats were deployed by the navy to help stranded residents and police said thousands of houses were under water. There were no immediate reports of casualties.
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Hi all,I'm wondering if someone can help me come up with a solution to a problem i'm struggling with. On a site I'm building there are tours. Each tour has a pricing structure. Some of the structures are the same (1 week - $100, 2 weeks - $200 etc) and some are completely different.
What I feel like I need is a sort of multiple input custom field set up. So there would be a header of "Pricing", and then a Key input and a Value input. So I could put in "1 week - $100, 2 weeks - $200". This would also need to dynamically increase and decrease, as some only have one price, some have 6 prices and they want 3 different currencies!!
What would be the best way to do this? I'm finding custom fields a little bit limited for this and I'm stuck for ideas of how to proceed!
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As far as my knowledge of WP goes, you can either use Custom Fields or Custom Taxonomies to achieve this. I agree that if there are more values, managing it might be an issue, so for adding content, I would suggest use some form plugin which allows dynamic row / column addition. You would need a 2 column dynamic field update which could then store the values to a single custom field and the same could be retrieved as per your requirement. With regards currencies I would suggest use some automated currency converter or you would need 3 column dynamic field (with one column storing the ISO values of currency codes) like USD etc.
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Tewantin Cemetery
Noosa Shire, Queensland, Australia
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Contributed by Joy Byrne (deceased)
submitted: 5 Mar 2000, last edited Jan 18, 2010.
Total records = 1,663.
Tewantin Cemetery is 16 km east from Cooroy, on the Cooroy-Tewantin Rd.
One stone proclaims Mary Hall, who died 24th Jun 1876 to be the first, dying for the honour, no doubt. However, there is a very worn sandstone monument for a child, Isabella Louisa Clark 13-4-1876. It has become undecipherable over the last two years. The death indexes reveal she was the daughter of Stephen Clark & Jane Cumming.
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At Mon, 18 May 2009 10:19:45 -0400, praimon wrote: > Is there a way of omitting the DrScheme logo from the title bar of > message-box? I guess I can create my own message frame, but I > like the convenience (e.g., automatic centering and caution/stop icons) > of message-box. I think there's not currently a way to set the icon for a dialog. Possibly, this was never supported because a dialog box (including a message box) has an icon only if it does not have a parent frame --- at least under Windows. If you don't already have a suitable parent frame, I guess you could suppress the icon by creating a hidden parent frame. (Be sure to call the `center' method on the frame, since the dialog is centered over its parent frame.)
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> To give you all a little bit more insite in my problem I piped the output
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Atkins, Dwane P wrote:
> Can someone explain what each of these are:
> Filesystem 512-blocks Used Avail Capacity Mounted on
> /dev/md0c 21758 21086 672 97% /
> procfs 8 8 0 100% /proc
> /dev/fd0 2849 50 2799 2% /cf
> I was assuming that /dev/md0c, which is now 97% full, was memory and
> that /dev/fd0 was the compact flash. What would the /cf be then?
My mistake... The cf card is mounted, but the image on the cf card is
not. Nothing is written to the cf other than the dyndns cache and the
config. Root is all in the ram disk, which is 11 meg, no mater what ram
or hard drive you have. And all my system on the 1.2x core run at
93%... There was much talk of expanding it, but some people with 16 meg
CF devices had trouble with 16 meg images. (16 meg binary != 16 meg
marketing) The point I was making is that with a 1 gig cf card, he
would still be 93% full. Sorry for being unclear, and yes it is confusing!


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This is part of a SPACE.com series of articles on the Most Amazing Flying Machines Ever, the balloons, airplanes, rockets and more that got humans off the ground and into space.
NASA's space shuttle was the world's first reusable spacecraft. It launched like a rocket, and returned to Earth like a glider. It was designed to carry large payloads — such as satellites — into orbit and bring them back, if necessary, for repairs.
The first space shuttle mission, STS-1, launched on April 12, 1981, aboard the orbiter Columbia. The last shuttle to fly was Atlantis on the STS-135 mission in July 2011.
Three components
The space shuttle, officially called the Space Transportation System, was made up of three main components [Infographic: NASA's Space Shuttle — From Top to Bottom]:
- Two Solid Rocket Boosters, which provided most of the shuttle's thrust during launch
- The huge rust-colored External Tank, which fed fuel to the three main engines during launch
- The orbiter, which contained the crew cabin, payload bay, and three main engines.
The Solid Rocket Boosters (SRBs) operated for the first two minutes of flight to provide additional thrust needed to get the shuttle into orbit. At about 24 miles (45 kilometers) up, the boosters separated from the External Tank and descended on parachutes into the Atlantic Ocean. Ships recovered them, and they were refurbished for reuse.
Each booster contained a solid propellant motor — the largest ever developed for space flight. Each motor contained more than 1 million pounds (450,000 kilograms) of propellant, a mix of powdered aluminum and oxygen.
The 15-story, rust-colored External Tank was the only shuttle component that was not reused. It fed more than 500,000 gallons of fuel — liquid oxygen and liquid hydrogen — to the shuttle's main engines during launch. The tank was also the "backbone" of the space shuttle structure. It provided support for the rocket boosters and orbiter.
After the Solid Rocket Boosters separated, the orbiter carried the External Tank to about 70 miles (113 km) above the Earth. With its fuel spent, the tank separated and fell along a planned trajectory. Most of it burned up in the atmosphere, and the rest fell into the ocean.
The Orbiter is the component most people think of as "the shuttle." It was the heart and brains of the system and the actual ship that took people to space and brought them back. The Orbiter was about the same size as a DC-9 aircraft. It was 122 feet (37 meters) long and had a wingspan of 78 feet (23 m). The crew compartment, located in the forward fuselage, normally carried crews of seven astronauts, but occasionally carried fewer people. The largest crew size for a shuttle mission was eight astronauts.
The mid-fuselage housed a 60-foot (18-meter) payload bay and robotic arm. The bay could hold satellites, modules containing whole laboratories, and construction materials for the International Space Station. The aft fuselage held the orbital maneuvering system, main engines and vertical tail. Smaller thrusters located at the shuttle's nose and aft fuselage were used for small flight adjustments.
Space shuttles were used to deploy numerous satellites into orbit, including the Hubble Space Telescope. Using shuttles for this type of task meant a mission could put a satellite into orbit while performing other tasks ranging from student science projects and professional science experiments to ferrying supplies and crew members to and from the space station.
Museum pieces
NASA's fleet of five shuttles flew 135 missions before the final landing in July 2011. Two shuttles were lost in tragic accidents — Challenger exploded during launch on Jan. 28, 1986, and Columbia broke apart during re-entry on Feb. 1, 2003.
The other three — Atlantis, Discovery, and Endeavour, as well as a test orbiter, Enterprise (which never flew in space and was used for landing tests only) — will now be displayed at museums. On April 12, 2011, on the 30th anniversary of the shuttle program, NASA unveiled the museum destinations for its shuttle fleet. [Infographic: Where to See America's Greatest Spaceships]
- Discovery, NASA's oldest remaining orbiter, went to the Smithsonian's National Air and Space Museum and is on display at Stephen F. Udvar-Hazy Museum annex.
- Atlantis is on display at the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex near the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.
- Endeavour, NASA's youngest orbiter, is on display at the California Science Center in Los Angeles, Calif.
- Enterprise, the test orbiter, is on display in New York City at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum.
— Tim Sharp, SPACE.com Reference Editor
The Greatest Moments in Flight
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The Most Amazing Flying Machines Ever
- The First Airplane: Wright Flyer
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Cara Delevingne Shines for Mulberry & Claridge's Hotel
She's always up for a challenge, and Cara Delevingne is the face of a new partnership between Claridge's Hotel and Mulberry.
In an effort to boost their profile, the British luxury label has designed a new line of handbags and has enlisted Ms. Delevingne to model it in new publicity shots for the high-end hotel.
Cara looks to be up for anything as she poses with both a puppy and an owl in the spread, and her prop work is second to none.
Meanwhile, Ms. Delevingne also helped to create a new handbag for Mulberry in a mutually-inspiring partnership.
She explained, "I guess it all kind of started when we were all on that shoot, kind of discussing things [while] being stuck in that massive, amazing house."


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PABUTLER-L ArchivesArchiver > PABUTLER > 1998-01 > 0885086647
From: "KENNETH N. GIBSON" <>
Subject: Re: [PABUTLER-L] Gibson
Date: Sat, 17 Jan 98 17:24:07 PST
I have some information that you are looking for---Joseph or James E. HOWE married Anna Margaret GIBSON they had five children Sarah, Rebecca Jane, Edna, Lillian and Lily.
Rebessa Jane married Harry A. GIBSON (unrelated to Anna Margaret GIBSON as far as my records go) they had two children Margaret and Jessie---Margaret married Gordon BLACKSTONE and they had one child Harry.
Frank D. GIBSON married Lozetta Susanna McGEARY in 1900 they had four children -Rebecca b 7/23/1901married Norman Wolfe, Frank Jr. married Ellen --------, Edwin,and Ralph married Lola EDWARDS they had one child Lozetta.
I have a lot data on Anna Margaret GIBSON's and Lozetta Susanna McGEARY's families if you would care to have it. I would like to have any data that you may have so I can update the family records.
Thank you,
Kenneth N. Gibson
> Hi, Everyone,
> I am looking for information on the ancestors and/ or siblings of
> Anthony
> Gibson of Fayette County, PA. Below is as far back as I have been able to
> trace thus far. Heres an added twist. Harry A. Gibson, listed below, married
> Rebecca Jane Howe of Tarentum, PA. Rebeccas father was Joseph E. Howe of
> Tarentum. He married an Annie Margaret (or Margaret A. ) Gibson, b. Feb. 5,
> 1860 near Millertown, PA. d. Jan. 13, 1933, Hubbard, Trumbull Co. Ohio. Family
> lore has it that these two Gibsons were not related, but we don t really know
> for sure. If anyone can help it will be greatly appreciated.
> Anthony Gibson came to Fayette County, PA with his wife as a pioneer. After
> his death his wife moved to Braddock, PA, where she died in 1902 at age 89.
> They had three children: George, below; Lester, killed in Civil War; Caroline.
> George - b. 1842 in Fayette Co., PA Move to Braddock about 1865, where
> he
> engaged in brick manufacture. He enlisted in the Union Army at Pittsburgh in
> 1861, in Company A, Sixty-third Regiment, Pennsylvania volunteer infantry. He
> was later transferred to Company D, 105th Regiment, where he served until the
> end of the war. He married Rebecca Dick of Pittsburgh on April 16, 1865. She
> was born in 1847, a daughter of John and Rebecca ( Bart ) Dick. John came to
> Braddock from Ireland, where he was a carpenter, and moved to Pittsburgh,
> where he died in 1848. His wife was born in England and came to Pittsburgh as
> a child. She died in 1850. Children of John and Rebeca Dick: Fannie Louisa;
> Frank; and Rebecca, George Gibsons wife. George Gibson died February 23,
> 1908, age 65.
> Children of George and Rebecca Gibson:
> Annie - d. 1913; Frank D. - b. Jan. 21, 1868, Southside, Allegheny Co.,
> m.1st - Jesse Frances Hurrell of Braddock. d. Feb. 1895 - m.2nd - Rosetta (
> or Losetta ) McGeary of Butler Co. PA. d. Nov. 11, 1907; George P., of
> Braddock; Harry A. ( my wifes grandfather ) b. Feb. 24, 1874, d. July 6,
> 1944, Hubbard, Ohio. m. Rebecca Jane Howe April 22, 1904.; Katie - m. Elder
> Dodds; Twins who died in infancy.
> Most of the preceding information was obtained from: Genealogical and
> Personal History of Western Pennsylvania, Editor-in-Chief , John W. Jordan,
> LL. D., Librarian of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania; Editor of
> "Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography"; author of various historical
> works., Volume II of III, Lewis Historical Publishing Company, 1915. pp.
> 1126-1129.
> Thanks in advance.
> Cy
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The battle between the world's most popular gadget makers, Apple and Samsung, is moving from the courtroom to a more traditional arena, the high street, as the arch rivals try to outdo each other in the flash flagship store stakes in the run-up to Christmas.
It's the first Christmas that the technology foes will go head to head with their bricks-and-mortar stores in Australia, where attracting savvy shoppers in and planting popular devices in their hands is the common goal.
Samsung set up the showdown in August when it opened its shop in Sydney's central business district less than a minute's walk from the Apple's main store.
"It's marketing 101," said Selma Mehmedovic, research consultant at the Australian Centre for Retail Studies. "Set up next to your competition."
The South Korean powerhouse is snatching market share from Apple in both the tablet and smartphone space.
Market monitor Strategy Analytics recently reported that the Samsung Galaxy SIII outsold the iPhone in the third quarter for the first time.
And IDC has reported that Apple's share of the tablet market dipped in the third quarter thanks to Samsung.
Despite the inroads, however, Apple is a world leader in retail and Samsung has its work cut out, experts say.
"Samsung is on a roll. They're growing and they have to have a branded presence," said Brian Walker of Retail Doctor.
"The products are about innovation . . . and you will be attracted to it because they're growing market share.
"[But, retail] is more important for Samsung – they need to create events and get the product in people's hands . . . demonstrating their perceived advantages to the Apple product is very important."
Ideaworks' head of shopping, Peter Wilson, said rivals had to work out how to better Apple's store assistants, who he said excelled at interacting with customers.
In preparation for Christmas, Samsung has dressed its flagship George Street store with snow globes and is offering cases, docks, mapping apps and content deals as Christmas specials with popular devices.
Samsung is offering in-store tutoring targeting shoppers new to its products, as well as free gift wrapping. "Whether it's the festive season or not, consumers see the Samsung experience stores as the place to go to see the latest devices. We expect quite a few people to come in and play with the new Galaxy Note II," said Samsung's vice-president of telecommunications, Tyler McGee.
"Tablets are going to be important. People will give them to themselves and others. We've also invested a lot of space in the store for our accessory portfolio."
At the other end of the block, the Apple store has a popular little tablet of its own, the 7.9-inch iPad mini, which has a starting price point of $329. Apple also has free wrapping and free laser engraving with
purchases as a standard service. New for Apple this Christmas, however, is its mobile payment service, Easypay, which first launched midway through this year. Easypay is a self-checkout service available on the Apple Store App. It allows shoppers to bypass Christmas crowds when buying selected accessories by scanning the product and charging it to their iTunes' accounts. Additionally, Apple has Christmas-focused workshops for creating photobook albums.
Ian Shimmin, director of property economics at Urbis, said that in the grand scheme of things Apple was "just a fantastic" example of what Australian retailers needed to do.
"As far as the head to head, it's great news for consumers," he said.
Mr Walker added that the online presence of both companies was just as important as their in-store offers.
"Google tells us that 80 per cent of consumers research online, so clearly those brands are going to be well researched and linking into the web, linking into offers, will be very important."
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