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***Dinner yesterday was a success! Of course, you can't really mess up spaghetti. :-) Had a great visit with family.
***Obama has already held more fundraisers than the previous five presidents combined. Hey, he has nothing else pressing to do, right?
***More on Obama darling Dan Savage. (Warning: Bad, crude language. Liberals can't seem to make a point without it)
***5 mind bending facts about dreams.
***Amazing stories of Obamacare. What an abomination.
***A Daily Word with Dr. Ed Young
A righteous man who walks in his integrity — How blessed are his sons after him.
Proverbs 20:7
Integrity leaves a stream of blessing in its wake. The greatest gift you can give your child is a godly life. "I'm not inclined to be religious," someone says. "I'm not very pious," a man echoes. "I'm not oriented to the Bible," a woman declares. All this is like saying, "I don't use electricity because I'm not scientifically bent." Godly living is not about religion, but life. "Righteousness" is a lifestyle conforming to God's holy character. "Integrity"—a consistent and unimpeachable life—flows from it. All who swim in the wake are enriched.
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Silverchair. Remember them?
We all know how Silverchair drummer Ben Gillies has been spending his time since the band went into hibernation back in 2011 - hamming it up with wife Jackie on 'The Real Housewifes of Melbourne', and launching his own brand of pre-mixed cocktails. But what about the other two? And is there anything even remotely musical on the horizon?
Still with the Gillies - the entrepreneurial couple held their launch party the other night in Melbourne, where guests sipped on various concoctions from the LaMascara line. Not there though were the folks from over at ToneDeaf. They had themselves a private little LaMascara tasting party, designating each cocktail it's own Silverchair soundtrack.
Raspberry + Lime Cosmo -
What they said:
- "Chyka said it was her favourite. Chyka lied to me."
- "It has a really familiar smell…"
- "It tastes like I just ate a bag of stock standard chemist store jelly beans, urinated it back into a cup, and drank it."
Coffee Martini -
What they said:
- "It smells like coffee. That's a good sign."
- "Why is it so slimy? It's like velvety mud."
- "It's seriously like I got the drip tray from the coffee machine, poured the charred leftovers into a glass, and took a shot of it."
Cloudy Apple and Mint Mojito -
What they said:
- "It reminds me of that mouthwash they give you at the dentist."
- "It smells like the thing you leave inside your toilet to keep it clean."
- "I feel like the opposite of an international rockstar right now."
Keeping with the musical theme (ahem), it might be worth mentioning that Mrs. Gillies let slip that Ben has been working on a new album in LA.
Bandmate Chris Joannou has been significantly more subdued than the Gillies', having recently opened a new restaurant in his hometown of Newcastle. Called 'The Edwards', the bar-resturant-café is actually a converted laundromat which had been run by Joannou's parents. Of Silverchair, Chris had this to say;
Silverchair have been on hiatus since 2011 – are you ready to drop everything to go back and record or tour?
Joannou: Yeah, well it's definitely my first love, music! But look, there's nothing on the horizon or near future. It's just been great to have something to pour heaps of energy into. There's a great creative element in this.
Have your Silverchair bandmates been in to see the place?
Joannou: Yeah! Dan came in with a whole bunch of friends, and Ben came in just before we opened.
Any constructive criticism?
Joannou: Um – I didn't hear how bad Dan's hangover was the next day, but… [laughs]
Finally, and in significantly more musical news - word on the street is that Silverchair frontman Daniel Johns is not too far away from releasing his first solo venture.
A minimal if promising placeholder webpage launched earlier this year with a brief message from Daniel, coinciding with a collaboration with rapper 360.
Of working with 360, at the time he had this to say;
"Neither of us ever expected I'd end up singing on the song too but we both really liked the demo so eventually we thought - 'Why not'?," Johns said. "Hip hop is obviously more 360's world than mine but we had a lot more in common than one would expect so it was a really interesting collaboration."
Johns has also worked on collaborations with Kimbra, the Veronicas and Luke Steele.


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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
Grid Reports Hang In A Loading LoopAsked by markashton on September 03, 2013 at 09:57 AM
Grid Reports ....
Everyone of my clients are complaining about them ...
They just go into a perpetual loop of loading
I've tried in all browsers ... that is what I see too.
Try one ... with ample data in it.
Total fiasco
Regards mark
Ok so here's a test ...
Type Smints in the ... Search In Submissions
Then remove it ... and see if the page just goes into a load loop ... because it does for me everytime.
So, I can break it everytime ... at will ...
What screwing around have you been doing with them lately?
Thanks Mark
Yep .. tried that in the following browsers ...
All of them don't work
Ok ... the grid report set up is basic ... that is it has been setup from the old interface that doesn't have the extra settings.
If I don't hear from you within the hour ... I will be posting this thread to every Grid Report thread I have previously made to do with all the updating so that Ken and Aytekin get it. That's about 8 of them.
Its broken and needs fixing NOW ... you've got an hour ...
Thanks Mark
Chief Technology Officer
Hey Mark,
We're not working like that! Every job has a priority and you have to wait until a developer to be available to fix it.
I will assign someone to this thread and you need to wait until it get fixed,
Chief Technology Officer
Hey Mark,
Problem has been fixed,
Kindest Regards,
No ... just tested this ... http://www.jotform.com/grid/32454430067045
No change whatsoever ...
Type smints ... filters ok ... then remove the word from "Search In Submissions" ... just loads perpetually
What exactly have you changed ... and has it been propagated through the server
Thanks Mark
Have changed this title to something useful.
It appears to be much better now after a few tests. I'll keep my eye on it ;-)
What was the problem there?
Thanks Mark
Hello Mark
I also tested your grid report with no problem in an incognito windows (chrome) and it worked fine for me. Glad to know it's working on your side as well
Ok ... i'm really pleased to report that the Grid Reports are working very nicely now ... in terms of that Page load problem.
Just one thing ... Would you mind telling me what the problem was ... that you fixed ... if it was to come up again I would know exactly what it was ... and could indicate this tp your good selves.
Many Thanks Regards mark
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Hi Mark,
I'm sure that in due course, as time permits, Ertugrul (our Chief Technology Officer) will explain what the problem was. At any rate, we're glad to hear that the issue has been resolved to your satisfaction.
We certainly appreciate your input on various issues related to our product which should be improved. You help to keep us "on our toes"!
Nossa o meu Grid fica loading eterno não mudou, engraçado que de manha estava funcionando e depois do almoço não funcionou mais, alguem sabe informar????
My Grid not function http://www.jotform.com/grid/33034450456044
Ok this is related to the new Modal for images integration
Regards Mark
JotForm Support
Hi rbsplis
Could you open a new forum thread regarding to your grid report issue.
Why would they want to do that when the problem they are having is exactly what this thread is about?
Regards Mark
JotForm Support
Can you please re-create the report? I think that the new version should be fine.
There might be a little 'loading' bug related to the added modal window option. I believe that Ken will fix it once he is available.
We will update this thread when we have any news.
Actually this thread is for the loop related to Searching In The Submission Box on the grid report ... sorry for posting to this for the modal loop problem ... will create new thread
The perpetual loading problem is solved.
Thank you for encouraging.


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Spanish Supreme Court refers questions to CJEU on private copying levies
The novelty of the Royal Decree lies not in the copyright levy regime, but in the method of compensating the relevant right holders. Whereas under the previous system, copyright levies were charged ultimately on the end-users, all taxpayers are now the ones committed to paying copyright levies, regardless of the use that each one has made of the private copy.
The main issue referred to the European Court is to determine if the copyright levy funded by the general budget is in accordance with article 5.2.b) of the InfoSoc Directive (Directive 2001/29). But, if the first question is answered in the affirmative (so the Royal Decree complies with the InfoSoc Directive), the Supreme Court also questions whether or not the final amount required for copyright levies must be fixed within the budget limits set out for each year. Thus, the Supreme Court is considering whether this system would mean a breaking of the "right balance" between the interests of the right holders and the users of private copies.
In conclusion, the copyright levy funded by the general budget, challenged since it was first established and only in place in Spain in Norway, will soon be confirmed or denied by the European Court of Justice.


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Wildcats Set for World Championships
MANHATTAN, Kan. - Kansas State decathlete Moritz Cleve is among a select group of current student-athletes set to compete in the IAAF World Championships in Athletics this week in Berlin. After an impressive sophomore season both indoors and outdoors, the native German has been selected by the German Federation to represent his country.
K-State track and field coach Cliff Rovelto said earlier this week from Germany that the honor of being selected to represent his nation is even more impressive for Cleve because of his age and the event he will be competing in.
"It is rare that someone so young competes at this level, particularly in the decathlon," Rovelto said. "He is somewhat of a surprise selection, which speaks to his phenomenal improvements over the past two years."
The World Championships are set to begin Friday from Berlin and run through August 23 with day one of the decathlon on Wednesday.
The decathlon pits athletes against each other in 10 different track and field disciplines over two days testing their strength, speed and endurance. In the track and field world, the winner of the decathlon at the Olympics receives the title "World's Greatest Athlete" with American Bryan Clay currently the holding claim after winning gold in Beijing.
Cleve recently finished third at the NCAA Outdoor Championship and set a Big 12 Championship record with 8,004 points to become just the second Wildcat in school history to break the coveted 8,000-point mark. During the indoor season, Cleve also won the Big 12 heptathlon title and finished fifth at the NCAA Championship. Cleve is one of six current Big 12 athletes competing at the World Championships. Texas A&M has three student-athletes represented, while Colorado and Texas Tech each have one as well.
He will not be the only K-State representative at the World Championships, either. Volunteer coach Diana Pickler is competing in the heptathlon set to begin Saturday. Pickler recently won the USA Championship with a personal record of 6,290 points over the seven events.
K-State assistant coach Steve Fritz will also be in Berlin as a staff member for Team USA. Fritz is serving as an assistant coach for the men's team.
Fans can follow the action at the IAAF World Championships in a number of ways. Events will be televised on NBC and Versus throughout the nine days of action. NBC will air the event at 1 p.m. both Saturdays and 2 p.m. both Sundays of the championships. Versus will broadcast during the weekdays, and webcasts will be available every day at universalsports.com. Stay tuned to k-statesports.com to see how Cleve and Pickler perform.- k-statesports.com -


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Mom's that have had their water break...
Water broke with my daughter and I didn't know it (really bizarre, I know, but it was on the toilet! I remember thinking "Wow! That was a lot of pee!") but this pregnancy I am feeling pretty good and I want to work (with the public) as long as I can.
If your water broke the first time, did it break the second time? How much water was there if you were standing up or sitting (and not on the toilet :p).
Somewhat related: How long are you going to stick it out at work?
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I'm no help here as dr had to break mine both times
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
With my first baby my water broke a week early. I had no pains, hardly any Braxton hicks, nothing. I woke that morning in a pool of water. So with all my other babies I've put the mattress protector on the bed, but it's never happened again. With my next pregnancy my waters were broken for me at 8cm. Jay was also a week early. Ben was 4 days late and my water broke at 5 cms on there own. Alex was a c-section. I'm paranoid about waters randomly breaking but hopefully it won't happen!!
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
I am also interested! Thanks for posting this!
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
I've heard that it doesn't usually happen when you are standing because the baby's head works as a cork. Thats why it usaully happens when you are laying down. But I wouldn't know from experince since I'm a ftm.
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
Mine broke pretty much the same as you. I went to the bathroom (2:45am), then felt a pop low in my abdomen towards the right side, and there was a gush of water. It felt different than peeing, and it even looked different in the toilet (kinda cloudy), so I knew what it was. I called the nurse line, and told me to come in a few hours later at about 4:30-5. I was already supposed to be at the hospital at 7am for induction, so the timing was exasperating.
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
I guess we will just have to see :). All pregnancies are their own thing.
I don't know about baby's head acting like a cork... I was sitting on the toilet when it happened so that doesn't make sense for me? (Us!)
Re: Mom's that have had their water break...
I have never had my water break and they have had to break it. I am really hoping that this one is not the one that I am sleeping or in the middle of a store or something and have my water break.
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You would never guess just by looking at her, but Kate Beckinsale's had a ton of plastic surgery. Whoever she went to is an amazing doctor because the before and after photos are a perfect example of a job well done. It's clear that the actress is quite a perfectionist when it comes to image because we never see her looking anything less than immaculate.
Here she's carrying the Proenza Schouler Yellow Python PS112, which she's spotted out and about with numerous times. The bag really works for her because when it comes to outfits, she likes muted colors. Whites, grays, blacks and a little bit of navy thrown in. By adding the bright pop of color the bag adds, her look has a sudden infusion of youthful energy.
Steal your eyes away from Kate Bosworth's fascinatingly skinny legs for a minute and take a look at her stylish bag. Although Kate's an actress, she's quite deeply invested in the fashion world as well so you know when she picked the Proenza Schouler PS13 satchel, she knew what she was doing.
Isn't it super strange that her ex-fiance Orlando Bloom is now dating fashion darling Miranda Kerr? The strange part is that although Miranda is the model, Kate is the one who is much thinner. Eating disorders loom around the beautiful star but all we know is we love her style.
Dakota Fanning has been one the hardest working child actresses of the past decade. In this decade, she's emerging into a stylish young lady of style and substance. Her natural talent for picking beautiful ensembles is showcased with this outfit. Leather pants, black boots, blue coat, blue scarf and blue bag
The three different shades of blue are a pretty neat idea. The bag she used to complete the look is the Proenza Schouler PS13 Bag. We're clearly moving on from the PS11 and PS12 now that the newer version is available and starting to appear on the high street. It has a new, fresh shape but is available in many of the same beloved bright colors. Something about this bag is so New York girl.
Kourtney Kardashian is in between filming for her family's multiple reality shows. These days the sisters are splitting their time between Miami and Los Angeles. To maintain their high profile and stay in the headlines to keep up show ratings, each of the family members are often spotted decked out in designer regalia from head to toe. Or maybe they just dress this way because they like it, not as a chore. Who knows?
The main attraction in this look is the wild fur coat but since our love is deep for bags, that's what we're going to zone in on. This is the Proenza Schouler Pochette bag in camel. The beige color goes really well with her outfit and her coat, but a yellow version of the bag is more lively. The problem with bright statement colors are difficult to accessorize unless you pay attention to every detail of the outfit.
Jessica Chastain appeared out of nowhere in Hollywood a few years ago. Her first big year, she had seven major films out. This miraculous success story won her a place on every red carpet and a Golden Globe nomination. Her beauty, impeccable fashion sense and talent means she'll be around for a while. So get used to seeing her!
By now, paparazzi have become aware of her star status and have begun providing us with photos of her street style. It appears that Jess is a fan of Proenza Schouler. Seen with the newest PS13 bag, the actress looked great. The blue bag hightlights her fiery red hair. The large carry all has a bigger strap than ever before, something which makes it more comfortable on the shoulder. This particular color is labeled The Peacock Blue.
Minka Kelly is one of those Hollywood girls who are naturally so beautiful that they don't go over the top with all the latest fashions just to stay relevant in gossip rags. Her handbag choice for this day out in sunny L.A. is the classic Proenza Schouler PS1 Satchel in citrusy leather.
Ever seen an orange that is so fresh that when you rip off the skin, it glows with citrus oil? This bag has that fresh pop of orange citrus color with a healthy sheen. Made to last, this iconic and all at once recognizable satchel is made with leather which is dyed with organic leather. The color wear over time gives each bag a unique look. The golden hardware goes perfectly with the rich color of this bag.
When autumn arrives, most of us start reaching for darker colors and wardrobes tend to get a little monochrome. Let's not forget all the holidays jam packed in one season that cause us to gain a few pounds — Halloween and delicious candy, Thanksgiving and comfort food and Christmas with seasonal overeating. Black sweaters and coats are slimming but how do you keep from looking drab?
That's why we're loving Khloe's look. The girl is fab but her family is often seen giving her flack on the show for not being thin enough. Even with the extra pounds, she rarely looks frumpy.
Here, the most likable Kardashian wears a belted dress to add shape, a scarf to stay cozy and hide any belly flab and colorful accessories to brighten the look. The orange, pink and black strappy sandals are cute while the Proenza Schouler neon PS1 bag takes the outfit to another level.
While spring and summer are the perfect time to wear light colors and feminine cuts, there's something about fall that just asks for a more intense look. It's also the season that layering clothes becomes necessary and chic again. When you've got to layer clothes and accessories neutral colors, black, brown, and monotones work really well.
It seems like Nicky Hilton knows what she's doing as she carries her black Proenza Schouler PS11 bag on her shoulder. This bag can work well with most fall and winter outfits, whether it's worn with a pea coat or a bright neon sweater. Her black studded boots are really stylish as well.
Even though Nicky stays out of the limelight unlike her notorious sister Paris, her style and fashion taste is far superior, no? What do you guys think – does Nicky dress better or does Paris Hilton?
Planting a garden filled with mint, kale, basil, and salvia isn't the only way Gwyneth Paltrow is getting ready for the warmer weather.
In the 38-year-old star's latest post on her healthy-living website GOOP.com, she shares her spring fashion picks.
But dressing like the actress, author and lifestyle guru is going to cost you: $18,301 to be exact.
Paltrow, who is known for her super chic style, teamed up with luxury online retailer Net-a-Porter to put together six outfit concepts revolving around key wardrobe "basics" including a $785 Stella McCartney jersey tank dress, a $1840 Chloe silk jacket, and a $90 Kain T-shirt. The least expensive item is a Splendid cotton tank for $44.
The svelte star, who poses in each look (including a bikini), calls her sartorial picks "great pieces which are versatile enough to wear to the office and during your summer leisure time."
This is all great but Gwyneth forgot to give her readers an alternative in pricing and now they are asking for it. If she can team up with net-a-porter.com I'm sure she could do the same with more affordable brands like COACH… especially since she's their New Brand Ambassador! Most of us can spend $300 on a new bag but $3000 could make some people lose sleep at night… just saying.
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How to Start a Blog – A Complete Guide to Setting up a Blog
Do you want to start a website/blog? Here I want to present you with my full guide on how to start a blog. Before we get to the tutorial, I need to ask this question, why do you want to start a blog?
Perhaps you're looking to blog for fun, or you have read about making money online with blogging so you want to build an online business, why ever you want to start a blog, this guide will help you with the basic steps on how to begin and if you follow it to the last, your site will be on within 48 hours.
How to Start a Blog
Picking a Niche
Before you go on starting a blogsite, you need to know what your plans are, you need to know what topic/keyword/niche you want to write on, if you just want to start a personal website, where you can write on topics in your interest, then it will be a piece of cake to get started.
On the other hand, if you want to build an online business that will earn extra money every other month, then you need to take out time to do your research.
You might have heard about building a niche site, I explained it properly here -> How to start a niche site that earn $500 per month.
But before we go into all that, you need to conduct PROPER KEYWORD RESEARCH, this will help you to get keywords that are easy to write on, and also you can rank in the top 10 within a few weeks or months.
If the whole keyword researching is confusing to you, there are services that offer keywords research and it cost about $100+ for a package. (A package contain the primary keyword plus other secondary keywords)
While this will help you get started within minutes, I also recommend you to do keyword research yourself in the future, one of the best keyword research tool is the LongTail Pro, it is affordable (Just $99) and it is a one times' payment unless you want to sub. for the premium version and it cost just $17 per month.
How to know a good keyword:
A good keyword is easy to rank, it is a money keyword and should have more than 1,000 monthly search.
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Optimizing your Site for Google Search Engine
The next step is to make your site search engine optimized to rank on the top page of google. This is where all the money is L This topic will be treated properly in the next post, if you pick the right keyword, you need just a few backlinks to rank for your keyword(s)
Choosing Domain Name for Your New Site
When picking a domain name, a lot of people have different options, but for me, I would go with brand-able name if am looking to build an authority website, and if not, I will go for Exact Match Domain, (EMD) if available, if not I will go with Partial-EMD
If you want to build a brand around your name, or if it is your personal site, then you can use your first and last name as your domain name. (i.e. www.FirstNameLastName.com, org, .net etc)
If you are building a site around your business/product or company, then you can use your business name/company name as the domain.
If you are building an authority niche site then you can still use a brand-able domain name, as it will be easy for your visitors to remember, and like I said above, it will help you to rank for a very long time.
After you have gotten a good domain name, then go over to BlueHost.com to get a
free domain when you order for hosting.
Update: I Currently Buy all my Domains at Namecheap, And it is one of the best place to get one!
Choosing a Web Host
I always say this to my friends, your hosting is your friend, if you do not choose a good webhosting, you are going to suffer a lot of downtime that will affect your site negatively. And you can lose a lot of money when your site is down always.
I recommend BlueHost Hosting as I have been using them for more than 7 months now, both for my niche sites as well as moneyhomeblog.com. I wrote an article sometime ago and it is worth reading – What Features to Look for in Web Hosts.
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Installing WordPress CMS
I assume you have purchase your domain and hosting and they are all set up? Good J, it is time to install wordpress on your blog.
There are different types of Content Management System, (CMS), but I recommend WordPress for Beginners as it allows you to build professional websites within minutes, it comes with free wordpress themes and plugins, and you can just click a button and you are ready to start blogging.
If you go with Bluehost webhost, then you can easily install wordpress by watching the video below. It shows you step by step on how to install wordpress on bluehost webhosting. Please take note of the USERNAME AND PASSWORD. You can write it down, and it is case sensitive.
Accessing your WordPress Dashboard
To login to your wordpress (WP. Admin) dashboard, you can follow the link below;
However, some can be
(You can know the login format for your domain after installing wordpress. And all the theme has the login link on the website homepage.)
When the page loads up, you need to enter your USERNAME & PASSWORD you used when installing your wordpress!
Install WordPress Theme
There are free wordpress theme for you to use, but free themes normally have limited functionality and are sometimes not friendly to customized. But if you want your site to stand out from other million of sites using the free available themes, then you can opt for the premium theme, it comes highly recommended. It is SEO optimized and the developers are ready to customize it just for you.
Premium themes have a higher quality design, better SEO optimization and has different options to chose from.
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After selecting your preferred theme, you can install it by going to the following this; login to your wordpress dashboard -> goto Appearance -> Click on Themes -> Click on Install theme -> Click on Upload theme and then upload the theme you purchase from mythemshop. Remember, you can use this coupon code MHB50off to get 50% off the normal price.
- WordPress Dashboard
- Appearance
- Themes
- Install Themes
Writing your first post!
You have just completed all the work above, now it is time to write your first post, you can do that by clicking -> Add New, a page will open where you can put in your title and the article.
Go creative and style your first post, type away and when you done with the writing, hit the publish button.
Congratulations! You have just published your first post, now the world can see your creativity!
You have just read the complete step on How to Start a Blog and am glad you took action and The next step is to rank your website to start making money from the internet. Look out for it.
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What is JotForm?
JotForm is a free online form builder which helps you create online forms without writing a single line of code. No sign-up required.
At JotForm, we want to make sure that you're getting the online form builder help that you need. Our friendly customer support team is available 24/7.
We believe that if one user has a question, there could be more users who may have the same question. This is why many of our support forum threads are public and available to be searched and viewed. If you'd like help immediately, feel free to search for a similar question, or submit your question or concern.
How can I submit my JotForm using the Web Server's IP Address that it is displaying on?Asked by maxburst on March 21, 2016 at 07:19 PM
Hello Support,
We are long time Jotform users and big fans of the product. I am faced with a challenge that I am hoping you can help me with. We have a simple form that is configured to do an HTTP Post and it is working just fine except we need it to come from the web servers IP Address that this JotForm is displayed on.
Right now the JotForm being submitted is coming from the local users IP address and not from the server it is being displayed on. This makes our web services system deny the post submission from the JotForm because we need to allow only a set IP Address for this to work. Is there anyway we can do this?
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Does anyone use this? I'm trying to drive more traffic to my site and I keep hearing about this service. I use Google Analytics and love the tracking features of it, but I don't know about Ad Words and if it's worth the cost, etc. Does anyone use it and like it, used it and hated it, any opinions? Thanks!
Check out this post - I gave the results of my test using AdWords. I think I said I would not continue but our success rate has gone up a lot so we will.
is it like google alerts?
Thanks snowshoe!
If you sell something on your website AND if you know what your conversion rate is (the percentage of visitors who buy something on your website), then you can calculate, if Google AdWords is worth the price or if you are just burning money.
You can set a budget per day and a maximum bid per keyword, so you can give it a try without being broke after few days.
There are many other ways of driving traffic to your website that do not cost anything.
My tip: google for "free traffic filetype:pdf" and you will find tons of alternatives...
I'm telling you that the absolute best thing you can do is name your business something non-obscure, non-cute and very obvious. There's a real reason my business is Louisville Wedding Cake.com Any bride searching for a wedding cake in Louisville sees my website. No optimization needed, no ad words, no nothing. Think like a web bot.
so following on from what leah_s said, can you then buy extra domain names that all link to your main website. im not sure how that works, Would that just be a matter of buying a couple of $1.99 /year domain names but linking them to take the visitor to my real website?????
Now you're thinking. Yes, you can buy as many domain names as you want (check godaddy for great prices) and put them on a redirect to your primary website.


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New York: Tech Mahindra has raised Rs550 crore from Tata Capital and IDFC to fund its takeover of scam-hit Satyam Computer.
Tech Mahindra raised these funds by issuing debentures which are convertible into shares of Venturbay Consultants, through which it acquired Satyam Computer.
Besides, Tech Mahindra has also borrowed Rs1,450 crore from various banks, mutual funds, institutions and NBFCs at an interest rate of 10%, part of which has been used for funding the acquisition of Satyam.
Disclosing Tech Mahindra's source of funds for the deal, a regulatory filing by the beleaguered IT firm here said the funding was from "internal resources, optionally convertible domestic debt, equity by Tech Mahindra in Venturbay and debt extended by Tech Mahindra to Venturbay."
In the first phase of acquisition, Tech Mahindra had paid about Rs1,756 crore for 31% equity through preferential allotment of shares in Satyam which is also listed at NYSE besides Indian bourses.
The filing with the US market regulator SEC said here that "Tech Mahindra has infused funds in Venturebay by using cash on hand" in connection with the initial 31% stake purchase and the subsequent Rs1,129 crore open offer for further 20% equity.


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Karl's Story
In Prison
I served 7 years, just under. I was doing Fine Cell Work for 6 ½ years. I wanted something to do. I was bored sitting in my cell...when you got nothing it's hard. And you just sit there thinking about outside, children, wife and what you're missing.
I thought people would laugh and then I thought, well you get paid for it and it helps with keeping in contact with the children. Saved a few pennies and was able to talk to the children. I could always send the children some money for Christmases and birthdays. You got a choice, you either sit there do 3 or 4 hours and earn a couple of quid at the end of the month, or sit there for 3 or 4 hours and earn nothing.
The main thing in prison is to keep in contact with your family. It's the most important thing... But you can't afford to do it. You could write a letter but some people can't write. And the sewing's so easy to do, and that's the best bit, because a lot of people in prison are illiterate. They can't read and write and they can't count. But you teach them to count to ten and they can do the sewing.
That's all I did...I sewed and sewed...cos you get upset and there's not a lot you can do. You can't show any weakness inside. So it just gets more and more built up and then you get angry. So with the sewing it just made me stop and think about how things could have been different...and what I could have done myself to be different. I calmed down and started thinking I could have done this when I was outside, going down the pub and things like that, I could have spent time with the family. Just silly little things come to mind, into your head whilst you're sewing. And it surprises you.
It helped me change the way I was...cos I use to be quite an angry fella when I went inside, I was quite moody and aggressive and people pointed out I was defensive. I never knew I was but when I was sewing I used to go back over my life and thought...perhaps I am.
It gave me the space I needed. And that's why people started to trust me more. When you're in your cell with another person it gets a bit claustrophobic... they could stink or anything. So you're always on edge. I used to use sewing to get into my own world. And where before if I'd be angry with someone I'd let you know, by that time I could, well, walk away and then go back and apologise if I was a bit rude to somebody. And it just went from there. Little steps. But you get there in the end.
The sewing helped me deal with the offending behaviour courses as well...because in some of the courses you hear lots of horrible things. I remember once this bloke did something just round the corner from where my children live, and it made me instantly angry and I went back to my old ways. But afterwards I went up to him and apologised. I said look I'm sorry but it's just completely close to home. And maybe before I could never have done that. And so I calmed down...cos that's what I used to do a lot, and it just calms you down.
I done loads of courses...all the courses they offered me. When I went to prison I had no qualifications and I passed all qualifications at prison I could in my own time in my cell...didn't go through the education department classes, I liked to do it on my own. Because I knew it all, I just left school when I was 14 and started work so never actually got qualifications. Yeah I done all the courses they offered, all the key skills. It got to the point where the prison service offered me to go onto Maths OU (Open University) and said they'd pay so I started doing that.
Fine Cell Work made me think about the simple stuff I use to do when I drink and why I used to drink. See I had a lot of affairs before I went to prison and then I'd drink to deal with the affairs and forget them. My ex-wife and I were together 12 years but never really had a conversation. We'd be embarrassed to say certain things. I was 21 when we had our first kid. I used to work 7 days a week. I had quite a big drink problem.
After about 2 years in prison I realised that my life was leading me to prison. But before you could have asked me and I've have been no I'm in control of it... It all started when my wife had Post-Natal Depression and she'd stay at home and I'd go to work and I'd come back and she'd moved out. To get my own back I'd go down the pub... I never wanted to go home because I'd just get told off. Then with the children cos I wasn't spending much time with them...I told them I'd buy them whatever they wanted, so I spoilt them. And when I went to prison my wife had to go onto income support and what she had to spend on herself a week she had to live on her and 3 children and pay all the bills.
Teaching and being taught
Ann and Marjorie (his FCW teachers) were like my mum. We'd just chat. It wasn't like prisoner and staff, it was just two friends. Just talking. I made sure that they were safe, and Marjorie if she felt that she was unsafe with someone she'd say is he alright or can you just be close in case he did something? And I didn't mind that.
Sometimes with the officers it was quite difficult. There's just an instant dislike. But some of them they used to come in and they liked the work and they'd come talk to you a bit about it and say oh I'm doing this at home, I'm stuck with this could you help? Especially with the quilting, because they think oh I'll go home and do that, that's a good idea. It don't take a lot of your time to show people what to do, after you've been doing it for such a long time.
A lot of people think it's quite amusing though, my mum's friends, and they say you must be able to sew anything. My mum does a patchwork class. They want me to go in and show them how to make quilts. They say it looks really hard but I say it's not hard it's quite easy...
Talking to the children
I talk to the children quite a lot. My youngest son nearly got into a fight the other day with 15 blokes. I tried to explain to him the consequences. When I came out the kids thought that it was big and clever that I'd been in prison. My son's friends go in for a couple of months here couple of months there and they think it's all clever and it's not. Cos they don't really do prison, they just do 2 months. They just go there and see their friends. I tried to explain to them it's not as nice as people make out.
They see the big difference in me cos they still remember how I used to be. And they used to think it was big and clever. I could look after myself. But now I could explain to them that it's not big and clever. It's just stupid. Takes a bigger person to walk away. And I start explaining to them about all the silly things I used to do when I was sewing, they laugh at sewing.
Because I had things to do, I was not in prison in my head. And it all came from the sewing really. You can easily become part of the prison system. But through the sewing I could afford to have a half hour on the phone every evening and that gets me out that mindset I'm in prison. And then when that door's shut I'm not on my own because I'm thinking about the children. But if you've got nothing then you're just sitting there, eating and sleeping, and doing the rules you become institutionalised for the rest of your life.
But you can work through. All through one word, sorry. The only way I got to that was through sewing. That's why I changed my life.
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Sheree Charalampous
05 January 2012, 09:52
Karl's story is amazing! Sewing has transformed his attitude, his outlook and his ambitions, his life! He has grown as man and human being and been able to say sorry, even to a fellow inmate. That takes lots of courage.
12 January 2012, 18:02
"Because I had things to do, I was not in prison in my head."
Beautiful words for all to live by. Many on the outside (not in prison) imprison themselves in their heads...Karl found a way out of his old way of thinking....he freed himself by using his brain and his hands. Thank you for sharing these words.
Anonymous commenter
17 March 2012, 09:18
Karl's story of how finding the courage to sew helped him reflect on his life before and in prison ,gave him respite from prison life and enabled to find space in his head to think positively about his children ,educate himself and change his behaviour in small steps has humbled me . Thank you for spending time to share these thoughts on this long challenging emotional journey.
Laurie Cossar
21 May 2012, 17:39
Karl's story cuts right to the core of the soul. Years and years of traditional rehabilitation and/or therapy could not do what Karl was able to do himself by having the courage to look deeply inside. Sewing enables the mind to quit, like a form of meditation, and ultimately raises the level of consciousness. There you will find peace, forgiveness and redemption.


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A secret government unit is formed under the oversight of Adam Harrison, famed paranormal investigator. The six members he's gathered know a little of the otherworldly - each has honed a psychic talent of their own. Jackson Crow, part English, part Cheyenne, heads the group. Haunted by his experience with an ancestral ghost who saved his life as a child, and the recent murders of two previous teammates, Jackson can't tell if Adam's demoted him or given him an extraordinary opportunity. Despite his link to the realm of spirits, he's well aware that the living commit the most heinous crimes, with spiritualist charlatans existing merely to fool and seduce the unwary.
To counterbalance Jackson's careful skepticism, Adam Harrison has paired him with Angela Hawkins, a young woman who learned the painful lesson of loss at an early age. A police officer using her paranormal intuition in Virginia, she already has her hands full. But Adam's call to New Orleans is strong.
The case: In a historic mansion in New Orleans' French Quarter, a senator's wife falls to her death from a balcony. Most think she jumped, distraught over the loss of her young son. Some say she was pushed. And yet others believe she was beckoned by the ghostly spirits that inhabit the house - once the site of a serial killer's grisly work.
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NEWCASTLE has been named as one of the top 10 must-see destinations in the world according to Lonely Planet's 'Best in Travel 2011' book.
YOUR SAY: Is Newcastle one of the world's best cities?
Cities like London and Paris failed to make the list, with the NSW harbour city ranked ninth the selection.
The authors have described Newcastle as "underrated", saying the city has been "overshadowed by its bigger, bolder and better-known sibling, Sydney".
However Sydney, and Melbourne, have never made the list before as they are "too dull".
Lonely Planet Asia Pacific travel editor Shawn Low said the book aims to inspire travellers to pick lesser known cities to explore.
Mr Low said hundreds of ideas were submitted by authors, staff and bloggers, then refined by a panel of in-house travel experts.
"The rankings come down to topicality, excitement, value for money and that special X-factor.
"We want to pick a destination that has good thing about it that has been flying under the radar a bit.
"Newcastle is a great city."
Mr Low said that Australia's better-know cities such as Sydney and Melbourne haven't made the list as they are not interesting enough.
"Sydney and Melbourne are obvious choices, they are quite dull. We want to inspire people to think more broadly."
Newcastle's beaches, climate, night-life and arts were listed as key elements placing the city on the radar.
"Today's 'new' Newcastle is a unique blend of imagination, sophistication and laid-back surf culture," Lonely Planet's book says.
Tourism Hunter's Executive Manager Sheridan Ferrier says it is an "honour" to be included in the top 10 list.
"I think it is testament to the range of experiences that we have to offer in Newcastle and is certainly attributed to our lifestyle as well," Ms Ferrier told ABC News.
The city's most bizarre sight, according to the authors, is the dome-shaped Queens Wharf Tower, which is 40m tall.
The city receives over 100,000 visitors per year.
Other cities to make the list include New York City, US; Tangier, Morocco; Tel Aviv, Israel; Wellington, New Zealand; Valencia, Spain; Iquitos, Peru; Ghent, Belgium; Delhi, India and Chang Mai, Thailand.
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155 comments on this story
- Kat of Posted at 01/11/2010 2:36pm
- John Howard II esquire of Sydney/Honkers Posted at 01/11/2010 2:38pm
- Pete of Former Newy Now Syd Posted at 01/11/2010 2:39pm
Newcastle is a great city to grow up in...then you get bored...leave for a while then return when your old.
- steele parker of Brisbane Posted at 01/11/2010 2:39pm
Who ever wrote this list has never been to Newcastle.
- DH of OZ Posted at 01/11/2010 2:39pm
Wellington NZ is a cold miserable windy hell hole, no wonder it's on the same list as Newcastle.
- mg of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 2:41pm
"unique blend of imagination, sophistication and laid-back surf culture" Give me a break please! obviously they have not gone to Rome. I have been all around the world and Newcastle would be the last place that would get me excited.
- Yuck of Posted at 01/11/2010 2:41pm
I lived in Newcastle for 12 months. YUCK. it is so dirty and disgusting everywhere i am very shocked that it made the list.
- Steve of Perth Posted at 01/11/2010 2:43pm
I would agree with newcastle as being under-rated but one of the main must see locations in the world? I wouldn't go that far. Nice enough place but not terribly remarkable unless things have changed greatly since my regular visits there a few years back.
- MG of Posted at 01/11/2010 2:45pm
Most people in Sydney have an opinion on Newcastle, very few of them have actually been there. these guys have.
- Jarred of Sunshine Coast Posted at 01/11/2010 2:48pm
This has to be a joke. I know two people who have been to Newcastle in the last month. They could not have been happier to leave the place. Get real.
- madmother of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 2:50pm
As a lifelong resident of Newcastle, who has done a fair bit of overseas travel, I agree with LP guide that it really is one of the best cities - also get a look at Lake Macquarie, leaves the algae infested Hawksbury River for dead! My favourite experiences in travelling Europe were in small cities in Belgium and France where we met friendly locals and experienced ordinary life in smaller cities.
- mal of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 2:50pm
It's going to leave an interesting shadow
- Robert of Posted at 01/11/2010 2:54pm
Israel has lots of great cities and other attractions and Tel Aviv is the place you pass through when you're on your way to see them. NY really is a great place to visit. As for New Castle.. yeah I'm a little surprised it made the list.
- phuong of canberra Posted at 01/11/2010 2:55pm
What the, is this a joke? As a former Novacastrian, this is hard to believe... Have they actually been out at night time around City? Have they been to Fanny or the Brewery??? Yes its a surf city and it has drastically changed since the early noughty but really.
- robc of Posted at 01/11/2010 2:57pm
shhhhh... its suppose to be a secret. Us novacastrians do not want people to know how good our city is!
- Jessie of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 2:58pm
Clearly whoever decided this has never actually BEEN to Newy.
- NewieGrrl of Redhead Beach - Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 2:59pm
Please keep the negative comments coming, we don't want any of you coming here anyway...it's our little secret and we don't want to share it with you!
- Nova of N'cstle&NYC Posted at 01/11/2010 3:05pm
As a local I appreciate the casual lifestyle that we have here in Newcastle (think Northern beaches downsized). As having just returned from NYC (rated no.1) I appreciate the irony of Newcastle making the list. I'm going back to NY.
- female realist of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:06pm
I can't wait to knock the dust from my shoes when I leave Newcastle. I've lived in many cities due to husband's work and this would have to be one of the worse, though I will miss Merewether sea pools and Charlestown Square now that's it's been renovated.
- Adrian of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:07pm
I think it says more about the Lonely Planet "authors, staff and bloggers" than of Newcastle itself. Nice intention though and I hope Newcastle gets more visitors because of it.
- Ally of Rozelle Posted at 01/11/2010 3:12pm
I'm 25 years old, I grew up in Newcastle and Maitland but moved to Sydney 3 years ago for work. I sure miss the laid-back lifestyle, fresh air and rent prices, but I don't miss the lack of job opportunities and night life.
- sydney wales of Syd Posted at 01/11/2010 3:13pm
Im from sydney and i lovvee newcastle!
- Trish of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 3:13pm
Climate and night life? Please. The cities climate is pretty much the same as Sydney's, but it's night life is TERRIBLE - even on NYE. I mean seriously... sure, it's beaches are nice, but that's about it. And yes, I lived there for 7 years.
- Newy Boy of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:17pm
i lived in newy most of my life and even when i lived there i hated it. i moved to sydney as soon as i graduated. civilisation! I wish I had moved out of that place sooner
- Lulu of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:18pm
Yes, it is the best city. I've lived in three foreign countries and Sydney and I always come back because I love it. Great beaches, amazing working harbour, gorgeous Lake Macquarie, the best food, two large shopping centres that have everything Sydney's got, a decent airport with daily flights to eastern state capitals and the Hunter Valley wine region is a short drive away.
- Great of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:19pm
Newy is starting to get peoples attention, even the cruise ships have started coming to and from. Also Charlestown Square is now a huge shopping complex. And as someone else mentioned Lake Macquarie on a nice day is hard to beat... Tidy up a few of the deralict buildings that still remain around Newcastle west, etc and the city will have a cleaner feel. But the beaches themselves are great and much less polluted and than Sydney, etc
- Michael of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 3:20pm
Newcastles good to tourist, no-one said it was good to live in. WHen your a tourist, you only see the best.
- Lake Mac rules of Lake Macquarie Posted at 01/11/2010 3:21pm
@comment 17 - Redhead is the best kept secret of Newcastle! Let everyone think that the city is the only part of it and let them keep making their disparaging comments whilst we enjoy our uncrowded Redhead beach this summer and still have phones, bags and wallets to come back to after we've had our swim, lol. Bondi Beach is hell on earth compared to Redhead!
- Leone Fabre of Singapore Posted at 01/11/2010 3:21pm
unbelievable number of negative comments ... typicaly Australian though, not a culture to have a positive attitude ... why don't you just feel happy for any Australian town/city to receive such an honor? Well done Newcastle, I for one would be proud to call Newcastle my home.
- David of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:24pm
HAHAHA. HAHAHA. HAHAHA. OMG ive never laughed so hard in my life. Move over london
- boogan of ACT Posted at 01/11/2010 3:26pm
Maybe the Lonely Planet people went to Newcastle straight after reviewing Canberra.
- Mark the Mexican of South of the Border Posted at 01/11/2010 3:27pm
The only thing that lets Newcaste down is the Hunter Street Mall:- Old looking, Dirty, Dusty not really a vibrante place to go to or bee seen and i have been there quite a few times. Apart from that Newcastle is not a bad place to visit
- Stephen of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:27pm
Yeah, right. Is this a joke? Just who exactly wrote the Lonely Planet guide? Newcastle residents?
- Jen13 of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 3:28pm
I'm a former Novacastrian too, we only moved to Sydney for work. We lived 5 minutes from Lake Macquarie, and 10 minutes from the beaches, and we were on 5 acres with bush around us. Heaven. Sydney is OK to live in but Newcastle was terrific!
- Julz of Gold Coast Posted at 01/11/2010 3:35pm
Newcastle and Wellington deserve to be there. They have so much on offer, despite weather and reputation. The only ones complaining are people who live in the other concrete jungles, that seem to think that having numerous nightclubs, means you're cultured and fun. Try experiencing life without alcohol infused events to go to and you might find there's more to see in the world! Way to go Newcastle and the windy hell hole Wellington! Don't mind the nay-sayers :P
- I love Newey of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 3:35pm
I LOVE Newcastle! I lived in the UK for 3 years & travelled all through Europe but there's no place like Newey! Awesome beaches, beautiful Lake Macqaurie, gorgeous Port Stephens plus you've got mountains AND the vineyards all within a 45 minute drive! What's there not to love??
- Stu of Newy Posted at 01/11/2010 3:37pm
"Don't you ever let a chance go by O lord, don't you ever let a chance go by".
- derajydac of Newcastle, Australia Posted at 01/11/2010 3:38pm
i live in newcastle, i honestly cant see how we made the list
- lockley of newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 3:47pm
I live in Newcastle, its a dive. More empty abandoned stores than opened ones. Thats the CBD anyway. The surroundings Suburbs are alright.
- Barry ex Newcastle Survivor of Syd. Posted at 01/11/2010 3:53pm
Our little secret, LMAO. Newcastle is the world's capital of mediocrity. Keep up the good work yall.
- Novocastrian of Posted at 01/11/2010 3:53pm
I live in Newcastle and I am suspicious of the report!
- KS of Perth Posted at 01/11/2010 3:57pm
I thought it was November 1, no April 1 !!!!!
- Reid Wright of oz Posted at 01/11/2010 4:01pm
What is there to do in Newy you can't do in any other coastal Australian city ? Not only does it provide nothing unique, it's also filthy. It isn't a terrible city but I could probably name 10 better cities on this continent, let alone the rest of the world.
- tom jarry of Posted at 01/11/2010 4:03pm
are you kidding me ? LoL Looks like a mistake, and yes I lived there for more that a year :(
- Jason of Brisbane Posted at 01/11/2010 4:03pm
I live in Brisbane and have travelled overseas many times. I reguarly go to the Hunter Valley and Newcastle to visit familty. If you stay out of the immediate CBD area Newcastle is fantastic. The Honeysuckle area is booming, Darby Street and Beaumont St can compete with trendy eateries found in capital cities and there is some great shopping at The Junction, Charlestown and Kotara. Not to mention the beaches and the fact that it growing all of the time.
- proud novacastrian of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 4:09pm
It is sad that the negative comments try and knock Newcastle. Its great that an Australian city has made the list. I moved here from Sydney over 20 years ago have travelled this amazing country and overseas, and consider myself to be a novacastrian. Newcastle is a great place to visit because of the following - 45mins to the Central Coast, just over an 1hr to the Hunter Valley, 2hrs to Forster, 2.5 hrs to Port Macquarie, 45mins to Port Stephens, 20mins to Lake Macquarie, 2 hrs or so to the Barrington Tops, endless campsites and 4 wheel driving spots, the list goes on. There is the foreshore with its restaurants,the fabulous clean beaches, fishing areas. You don't have to travel far to do anything, even hot air ballooning, sky diving, scuba diving, water skiing etc. How far do you have to travel in Sydney or Melbourne to find all of that? Maybe travelling to Newcastle and just staying there isn't what you'd like to do, but its a great base for day trips all over the place.
- Mr castle of sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:12pm
newcastle is wonderful :) stocton is opposite the cbd and is surrounded by water on three sides! perfect for fishing or just walking around from the river to the beach.
- Mike of Adelaide Posted at 01/11/2010 4:15pm
Looks like one of Nikola Tesla's electrical contraptions.
- Mike of Gosford Posted at 01/11/2010 4:15pm
Newcastle is a very interesting city and never fails to leave a mark. It's amazing it's been so unknown for so long by so many, despite it's size and heritage! Well done Newcastle!
- Warwick of Canberra Posted at 01/11/2010 4:21pm
It's only when you leave Newcastle that you appreciate just how good life there is. Great beaches, affordable housing, inexpensive restaurants, cinemas, theatres, quality shopping centres, the wineries, the lake, port stephens, short commuting distances, friendly people, a quality uni, good schools and the list goes on. There are not too many stories about how good life is in places like Sydney - just stories of poor infrastructure, traffic snarls, crime, rising costs of living and so on.
- Ex Newey Chick of Gold Coast Posted at 01/11/2010 4:21pm
Funny, because I moved from Newcastle to the Gold Coast ten years ago, and every second person I know has done the same thing... So all that seems to be left there is a shell of BHP and a bunch of Old People! No offence to my family. hahaha
- Ivo of Melbourne Posted at 01/11/2010 4:22pm
Melbourne and Sydney are too dull and Newcastle is buzzing with activities with plenty to do and see and life goes on 24/7...
- Brian D of Posted at 01/11/2010 4:24pm
Newcastle the area is alright, until you speak to the people.
- Newi4eva of Newi baby!!! Posted at 01/11/2010 4:30pm
Newi is a great place!! To the people who are bagging it, I doubt you even know where Newcastle is let alone have been here or have ever lived here!!
- Helen of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:36pm
Ha ha, it won it back in the early 90's too - go Newcastle
- Nicholas Wood of Jesmond (Newcastle) Posted at 01/11/2010 4:38pm
Newcastle. The city of contrast. It's really just a very very large small town. The size is big enough to not get too bored, but at the same time, offer enough opportunity and variety. City has potential written all over it. The Hunter St Mall was given life with the Renew Newcastle project. Still needs more diversity for nightlife and Newcastle West needs a big fix. It's a good off the track tourist destination.
- LOL of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 4:39pm
Sadly, I too live in Newcastle and all I can say is: HAHAHAHA. Who got paid how much for this?
- Paul of Perth Posted at 01/11/2010 4:42pm
I live in Perth but spent 2yrs in Newcastle and I loved it there, (especially the surfing). People just see the outskirts or hear about how it was 20yrs ago and don't go and explore the CBD and beaches. I also love that all the beaches from Port Macquarie - Wollongong are accessable for a weekend away.
- smithy of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:44pm
i grew up in Newcastle and couldnt wait to leave!! full of old people ... or young people that act like they are old, it is soooo boring and nothing happens there. 10 years on and my old mates are still getting drunk at the RSL, with no jobs, no ambitions. The restaurants are terrible and everything is more expensive. I left that place and never looked back. P.S. dont get me started on how racist/ homophobic that place is ...
- Commentator of Orange, NSW Posted at 01/11/2010 4:45pm
Used to live in Newcastle, was an awesome city about 1996-2000 then through council law changes with pubs they killed the spark of night life which the town had. Great place to take a few months/years off, and relax... Just dont try to stay, cause theres next to no employment, and house prices have skyrocketed to near Sydney levels!
- Dave of Brisbane Posted at 01/11/2010 4:45pm
Ive lived in Brisbane for 4 years now and i still call newcastle home. Its a more laid back version of bigger cities and the people that hate it must not actually ive in newcastle.... i really miss not being there and spending less and less time down there every year is certainly disappointing
- Mickey of WA Posted at 01/11/2010 4:49pm
I hate Newcastle because they beat Sunderland yesterday. Oh sorry wrong Newcastle, my apologies, but lets face it both Newcastles are rubbish.
- smithy of sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:51pm
absolutely nonsense!!! i was born and grew up in newie, the place sucks. i couldnt wait to leave and i have never looked back. what would anyone do there?!!! the restaurants are terrible and expensive.
- James of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 4:52pm
Nothing we didn't already know. My only surprise is that the Sydney dullards had enough time between boiling their drinking water and the black-outs to make a snide comment. Don't you have people to kneecap to keep you busy?
- smithy of sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:54pm
I dont believe it, i grew up there and i think the place is terrible. i drive off the F3 as i enter the area and get instantly depressed everytime i go back. boring ppl in a boring place.
- Vincent B of Posted at 01/11/2010 4:56pm
Maybe the Lonely Planet are confusing this with Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK.
- NewieOldie of Posted at 01/11/2010 4:58pm
"The cityâs most bizarre sight.." is the Newcastle Phallus!
- smithy of sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 4:59pm
i could name a thousand places better then newie, just off the top of my head. the place is sooo boring. in fact im getting sleepy just thinking about the place.
- NewieGrrl of Redhead Beach Posted at 01/11/2010 5:03pm
To all you so called Novocastrians bagging the place out, get off your couches and explore what is around you. Maybe once you make the effort to actually see what is in your own backyard you would realise why Newcastle deserves to be on the list. @ Lake Mac Rules (Comment 28) - Right on!
- leo of nc Posted at 01/11/2010 5:07pm
I live in Newcastle. I have no idea what they are talking about.
- courto of cooks hill, newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 5:10pm
newcastle is a beautiful place. We are very lucky to live in such a pretty part of australia. its not crowded and smelly like sydney. living here can be boring after you've been here your whole life. but that's probably only going to affect the people who are lazy and can't be bothered to leave and do something with their lives. no one is forced to stay in the one place. the food is good. the scenery can be unique. there IS some bad areas of newcastle, but all in all its a cosy nice place to live.
- Jason Batemin of the Berra Posted at 01/11/2010 5:10pm
Honestly, i have no idea how Newcastle made this list. Am i reding this correctly? Newcastle made the list with the likes of NEw York and Valencia in Spain. I dont know; seems a little fishy for me..No offence to Newcastle though, nice city just dont know about this list.
- stuiie of Former Novocastrian Posted at 01/11/2010 5:13pm
Mayor Tate will be happy!
- Lynne Bickerstaff of Melbourne Posted at 01/11/2010 5:17pm
Congratulations Newcastle...Lake Macquarie and Hunter Valley as they make up the complete experience. As a novacastrian of 47 years and haveing been away for 4 years, I still call it home and look forward to the day I return.
- Jorge Arbes of sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 5:17pm
You have got to be kidding?? You can even get decent coffee there!! Top city definately not; top sattelite town - in the running for what Jen13 of Sydney wrote; silence.
- Will of Bordertown Posted at 01/11/2010 5:18pm
Are you sure they have the right Newcastle? Newcastle on tyne in UK is great, we loved it. Haven't been to the one NSW for 40 years.
- Surfrida of Heaven on earth Posted at 01/11/2010 5:20pm
Yep Newcastle is awesome, send everyone there and dont tell them about the Gold Coast lifestyle. We have enough Kiwi's.
- Paula of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 5:22pm
I'm live in Newcastle ,it's Aussie's best kept secret. Lovely beaches, good restaurants,shops,near Hunter valley for a taste of wine, boating on Lake MacQuarie and close the Port Stephens. Not the traffic of Sydney or the rat race.Glad it's been listed in top 10 cities to visit,Lonely planet, well done.
- Tony of Moscow Posted at 01/11/2010 5:23pm
I worked for 2 weeks in Newcastle a couple of years ago and have never seen a more depressing, run down, glum city in my life. And I have been to some real dives (I have lived in, and travelled throughout Russia for 4 years).
- mars of bne Posted at 01/11/2010 5:23pm
aaahh, thats a NO, lovely people, & that includes the one that leave to find greener pastures...
- Nobbys of Posted at 01/11/2010 5:24pm
I beg to differ. I previously lived in Newcastle and plan on moving back there ASAP. I think it is the most livable city in Australia.
- Thomo of Posted at 01/11/2010 5:32pm
I have lived in Newcastle for 8 years now, previously living in Bathurst and believe me i would trade the Country for the City, any day sure the beaches are nice but newcastle in general can get boring and the cities CBD really needs a makeover!
- Frets of Brissie Posted at 01/11/2010 5:37pm
Thats a fantastic picture that assures me that this is a joke. Looks like a massive johnson to me!
- cant wait to leave ! of Posted at 01/11/2010 5:57pm
lmfao ! best laugh ive had in a long time
- Trent of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 5:59pm
Congratulations for Newcastle making this awesome list. We deserve it!! Newcastle and the Hunter region is beautiful. I love living in Newcastle. The people are genuine, friendly and down to earth. Everything Sydney people arent. Sydney didnt make the list due to this. Sydneysiders are always going to complain that Newcastle and any other city in Australia that is smaller in size is dull and boring. Its a pathetic attitude to have and none of you can ever say that you will be happy living in your city as Sydney is not a place to live. Just visit. This report that Lonely Planet has put together is for visitors. Us novocastrians already know that we live in the best city in Australia. Otherwise we wouldnt live here or return back after living elsewhere. Newcastle has amazing restaurants, shopping , bars , climate and of course its world class beaches. Everything that Lonely planet reported is true. People of Sydney, we would prefer that you leave your bad attitudes in the Eastern Suburbs and be thankful you have an amazing city close by to escape to. Well done Novocastrians!! We have finally proved to the world what we have always know.
- Dan James of Prahran Posted at 01/11/2010 6:03pm
Teh report aims to inspire people to visit lesser-known cities... but goes on to name New York City, Delhi, Tel Aviv and Chang Mai... all places well within the beaten track of tourism.
- Holy Batman of Posted at 01/11/2010 6:11pm
hardly rates as a city and have nothing nice to say about it. woot, it's got a lake and a couple of beaches ... and a giant phallic symbol. apart from that, it's dead, it has no culture, it is boring and not even worth stopping in on the way to Nelson's Bay. I would prefer to stop at Raymond Terrace. I could give it more of a spray, but if anyone actually cares to go there, they'll find they've wasted hours of their life they won't get back - ever.
- Kazzie of Melbourne Posted at 01/11/2010 6:12pm
I lived in Newcastle for 28 years. Beaches and Lake are fantastic...but night life is dead, arts is not celebrated but is rather underground. There is no employment opportunities and the general area is not all that clean. In reality it is a great place for a holiday (which is the purpose of this report) but it is not a liveable city. Newcastle received worldwide recognition following the Pashar Bulkar. As a gateway to the Hunter Vineyards, Nelson Bay resort area and Lake Macquarie it is great ....but it also now known as Sydney's retirement village and Gods waiting room. I would never move back there...far more enticing places to visit and see in Australia - Daintree, Uluru, Margaret River, Tasmania...etc. Maybe they just wanted to nominate something different to get attention.
- Victorian Dennis of Newcastle (only temporary thank christ) Posted at 01/11/2010 6:22pm
lonely planet apparently the reference guide for adventurous types who enjoy early closing pubs, street hookers and getting yelled at from cars. good one.
- Jane of Posted at 01/11/2010 6:27pm
YAY!! I am relocating from interstate to live in Newcastle, which I purposely chose out of a number of towns/cities across Australia. I agree with a few people above who say "Shhhhhh, don't let eveyone else in on the secret!"
- Prose of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 6:32pm
This has got to be a hoax. Hahaha.
- Joshua Randall of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 6:36pm
Remember, this is Newcastle as a TOURIST destination. I've lived here all my life but for a brief stint in Sydney, so I can say that it is a nice place to visit. If you are a tourist who wants arts, beaches and night-life, we have plenty for a visit. If you want to live somewhere with limited career opportunities, a population of xenophobic bogans, and a decrepit, run-down, crime-ridden commercial district, we have that, too.
- PJ of newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 6:40pm
This is Lonely Planet's way of rewarding Newcastle for being a haven for the Left for so long.
- anon of Posted at 01/11/2010 6:46pm
Does anybody else think that tower is a phallus?
- Ed of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 6:47pm
Er, no. Newcastle is not one of the best cities in the world. As a former long time resident of Newcastle, its as lockley said, a dive. And come on, the image up on the news article is a freaking viewing platform! And that's probably the most interesting thing, except maybe for the beaches. What possible reason is there for national and overseas tourists to visit?
- Mike Johnson of Newcastle Posted at 01/11/2010 6:58pm
Newy has some of Australia's best beaches. It also has a fair amount to do in terms of sports (water, rock climbing, spelunking, motor sports) some of Australias best wineries and best sea side resorts especially around Lake Macquarie and Nelson Bay. I've lived here and in a few other places Sydney is interesting but Newy is laid back and you can actually drive around the place. Great place to live and good to visit doesn't have all the big tourist traps that Sydney has but it's much nicer.
- John of Sydney Posted at 01/11/2010 7:00pm
I live in the Sydney still love going back to Newcastle every month or so. Awesome beaches & very relaxing.
- Michael Pedersen of Elermore vale [ newcastle suburb Posted at 01/11/2010 7:08pm
this is definately soo true ,beutiful beaches ,wineries , sunshine ,perfect weather and people who say hello ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,love it ,, living the DREAM here in Newcastle ,,,
- Eliza of NEWCASTLE Posted at 01/11/2010 7:09pm
Way to be proud of where you come from everyone..Newcastle may be over-rated to those who live here but consider all the things we take for granted everyday, the tin houses on Stockton beach, Fort Scratchley, the harbour...they are fun and exciting to tourists who have never been here before. I wouldnt want to raise my family anywhere else but Newcastle!!
- John Boxall of Brisbane CBD Posted at 01/11/2010 7:16pm
Newcastle is quite nice - a good base for day trips to see the lower Hunter by car or train, and coastal areas such as Port Stephens. However the CBD is a ghost town, and the railway station could use a good clean up.


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When people are shopping for tennis elbow treatment, they often find that they have two options. On the one hand, they can choose pain killers which are recommended by a lot establishment doctors. Are these the best tennis elbow treatment options? The answer is a resounding no, but you need to be a little sympathetic toward those who use these tennis elbow treatment methods. While this kind of treatment actually can cause stomach and liver problems, it is fairly safe for most people when taken responsibly. At the same time, many modern health professionals consider nutritional supplements to be far superior.
This might bring you to another question about tennis elbow treatment. Basically, what is a nutritional ingredient? If you are asking this question about tennis elbow treatment, then already have taken an important first step in learning about this kind of treatment. Education is essential in handling your tennis elbow treatment and in managing pain. Ingredients such as aloe vera can actually add an interesting and pleasant smell to your treatment and also can reduce pain immediately.
You will find that when it comes to tennis elbow treatment, you have a number of different options. Some people choose tennis elbow treatment gels, while others choose to use sprays. Some people even choose to use the oral tennis elbow treatment options. It really depends on the kind of person you are and what you are looking for in a treatment. For a number of people, the answer is to pay attention to the ingredients while also subscribing to a website or magazine that provides plenty of interesting information about treatments. You should see a health professional before starting any ambitious or radical treatment plans.


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Microsoft officials rolled out the delivery timetable for .Net RIA Services via a blog post: 'Another CTP test build (without a Go-Live license) is coming in July ; A beta is coming in November, timed with the Professional Developers Conference. This will add more support for Visual Studio 2010 and .Net 4.0 ; Release to Web: "First part of 2010"'. .Net RIA Services is designed to allow coders to bring together the .Net programming model with Microsoft's Silverlight competitor to Adobe Flash. Microsoft made a Community Technology Preview (CTP) of the technology available in March, but didn't provide any final availability information.
Source:→ All About Microsoft


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Wiley Rein to Receive Whitman-Walker Clinic Award for Pro Bono Representation on Behalf of People Living with HIV/AIDS
Wiley Rein will be presented with the Whitman-Walker Clinic's "Going the Extra Mile Award" in honor of its outstanding legal work on behalf of people living with HIV/AIDS at a benefit on June 9. For almost 20 years, the firm has provided pro bono services to clients referred by Whitman-Walker with a variety of legal needs, and its attorneys were instrumental in helping to start the Clinic's pro bono program. Wiley Rein Managing Partner Richard E. Wiley said, "All of us at Wiley Rein are honored by Whitman-Walker's recognition of the firm and, more important, for the opportunity to have worked with the Clinic and its clients over the past two decades. We look forward to continuing our relationship with the Clinic and its Legal Services Program for many years to come."
Established in 1978, Whitman-Walker Clinic is a non-profit, community-based provider of health care in the Washington, DC, metropolitan area.