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An area of low pressure off the West Coast will drop into southern CA between now and Sunday, as it passes the Central Coast late overnight Friday into Saturday showers are likely but amounts are not expected to be great because the track will likely be a glancing blow and the system is not supplied with much moisture.
My forecast is from .10-.30" with some locations getting as much as .50, but there is some track uncertainty. If the low were to track 20 or 30 miles further west the totals could be very low and perhaps none at all for locations away from the coast.
Snow levels will be somewhat low, 3500ft as the system departs which could put a few inches of snow in the SB County Mountains but no advisories are posted as of now.
I don't think much is left of the storm on Sunday, perhaps the slight chance of a shower early on the SB Southcoast otherwise we'll start a run of days with partly cloudy conditions. There are two minor systems, one passes Tuesday but this is a new wrinkle and could give us a chance of showers but I kept it out for now. Another opportunity Thursday I do have in the forecast but recent model runs are showing as weaker than originally imagined.
As for temperatures, Friday 50s and lower 60s. Saturday generally 50s due to the showers and only limited sun. Sunday 50s and 60s return with generally low 60s for highs into the middle of next week.
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For years the honors program has had a standing tradition of serving round food at every kind of event associated with the program. From the first-year seminar fourth hour and the honors advisory committee meeting, where pizza is served without fail, to the monthly coffee talks, where students and professors alike munch on HobNobs and round biscuits, to the annual welcome back honors barbeque, where hamburgers, turkey burgers, and large cookies can be found on every plate, round food has become an intimate part of the Ithaca College honors experience!


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queer girls living with straight partners are NOT living in a state of "straight privilege." because they're NOT STRAIGHT.
they may have passing privilege—but as others who are infinetly smarter than i am have pointed out—this is not straight up privilege—because it is a site of *oppression* (through invisibilization and erasure that affects more than just bi girls) that our social sorting strategies only allow straight/gay man/woman man/man and women/women relationships.
so yeah, i don't know what to call it what bi girls living with straight partners are doing—but i DO know that it's not straight privilege.
also please remember that historical non-hetero relationships are often used to out you and deny you privilege even if you're currently in a hetero or hetero passing one.
also poly people
also sometimes people talk about who they're attracted to, thereby losing their straight passing privilege
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Gordie High
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Tryon Estates, ACTS Retirement Communities
Columbus, N.C.
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Grew up in: Boca Raton, Fla.
Education: Attended Moody Bible Institute in Chicago, Palm Beach Atlantic University
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Gordie High, director of culinary and nutrition services at 454-resident Tryon Estates in Columbus, N.C., was the stereotypical all-American athlete. He was the starting point guard for the high school basketball team, the quarterback
on the football team and the third-ranked diver in Pennsylvania. But tennis is the one sport High has continued to play as an adult.
"The gentleman I was named after was an avid tennis player. He was my dad's best friend. At the age of 12, he bought me a tennis racket, took me out on the courts and got me interested in playing. I played all through high school and I played in tournaments and round robins during college. As I got into my twenties, there were a lot of local clubs and tournaments. I would sign up to play singles and I had a buddy who wanted to play, so we would sign up for doubles' tournaments. Currently, I play every Tuesday and Thursday nights. It's our outlet during the week.
As my kids got older and saw me playing, they got interested. Then it became something for me to do with the boys. They were No. 1 and No. 2 on the high school tennis team for a couple of years. My oldest, who just turned 20, plays in a USTA (United States Tennis Association) league like I do. My younger son is going to play tennis for Mars Hill College in Asheville, N.C. So having the boys interested and playing at a pretty high level has kept me on my toes. They push me. Kids run so much that they just wear me out. I try to outhit them and all they do is outrun me.
I play in a men's league, with people aged between 19 and 63. It's amazing that the level of play as you get older doesn't necessarily change. The older guys just get really smart. The young guys try to hit hard and run fast. But it all equals out in the end. It's fun for all ages, which is the part of sports like golf and tennis that I really enjoy. It doesn't matter if you are young or old, you can still participate at the level of your choosing.
We normally have matches on Sunday afternoons. There's probably 20 or 30 of us in town that play on the same level, so there is always someone who wants to play. It's enjoyable because we can mix up the opponents.
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The other thing that I think is fun is that many of the residents at Tryon Estates still play tennis, and they are always interested in the boys or me. I see them on the tennis court and we talk. It's something I have in common with them. When I worked at another location, I would play with the residents.
You don't get a lot of people coming out to play tennis as kids. I don't know if it's because we don't do a good job of pushing it at a young age. By the time you get into high school, it's almost too late to start.
I was an Andre Agassi fan growing up. I loved to watch him and Pete Sampras play. They were some of the greatest rivals."


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Bergstraser was one of four Husky starters to score in double figures and collected his second double double of the season. He made 6 of 11 field goal attempts and all nine free throw attempts. Junior guard Shaun Jensen equaled a career high with 20 points to go along with his 8 assists. The Huskies shot 44.8 percent from the field.
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The program also draws on a number of guest lecturers from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) and the NGO sector.
John Daniel, PhD, Lecturer
John Daniel is a South African citizen and holds a BA (1964) in political science from the University of Natal, South Africa, and an MA and PhD (1975) in political science from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He has taught at universities in the United States, Swaziland, the Netherlands, and South Africa. He was active in student politics in South Africa and served two terms as president of the National Union of South African Students (NUSAS).
Dr. Daniel went into exile in 1968 and returned in 1991 to head the International Studies Unit at Rhodes University. In 1993, he assumed the chair (headship) in political science at the University of Durban-Westville. From 1997 to 1999, he was seconded to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) as a senior researcher responsible for documenting the South African state's gross human rights violations outside South Africa. In 2001, he joined the Human Sciences Research Council (HSRC), South Africa's national social science council, as a researcher in governance and democracy and as the head of its publishing arm, the HSRC Press. From 2002 to 2006, he co-edited and contributed to four volumes in the HSRC's State of the Nation series.
In recent years his writings have been primarily concerned with issues of transitional justice in South Africa and on the political economy of South African-African relations post-apartheid. In 2006, Dr. Daniel retired from the HSRC and joined SIT as an academic coordinator; he eventually took over as the program's academic director, a position he held until June 2011.
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- Mr. David Ntseng on the issue of public housing, service delivery, and the empowerment of the poor in South Africa
- Prof. Percy Mabogo, South Africa's foremost Bikoist, on the role of Steve Biko in South Africa's transformation
- Aziz Pahad, former minister of foreign affairs, on South Africa's foreign policy
- Judge Chris Nicholson, the judge who presided over President Jacob Zuma's trial, on the state of South Africa's constitution
- Dr. Cathy Oelofse on the environment and development in South Africa
- Dr. Brendon Boyce on land reform and restitution in South Africa
- Mr. Richard Dobson and Mr. Charles Mncube on the informal trade sector in South Africa
- Dr. Ben Roberts on the South African economy
- Ms. Janine Hicks, senior commissioner on the Gender Commission, on gender issues in South Africa
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Mr. Buccus has an undergraduate degree in education and a master's degree in social policy from the Institute for Social and Economic Research at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN) in South Africa. During the period of apartheid, he was active in student politics, having served on forums linked to the Student Representative Council (SRC). He began his PhD as a Ford Fellow in Development Studies at Radboud Nijmegen University in the Netherlands and is currently a PhD fellow at UKZN. He has been a lecturer in political science at UKZN and is currently a research fellow in the university's School of Politics. He is widely published in academic journals and book chapters in the areas of participatory democracy, poverty, and civil society. Mr. Buccus is the former editor of Critical Dialogue, a journal of public participation in review, and the current editor of Democracy Dialogue.
Mr. Buccus has experience in the civil society sector, having served in research and policy NGOs for many years. He was involved in a number of international research projects and co-authored the National Framework on Public Participation for the South African government. During his time at the Centre for Public Participation, he led an initiative to bring policymaking spaces closer to ordinary people and also led a project to assess the state of participatory democracy in Namibia. He has wide-ranging experience working with various donor agencies including the Ford Foundation, NiZA, EU, Kellogg Foundation, and the Open Society Foundation.
Mr. Buccus has worked as academic coordinator of the Workers College, a progressive experiential education college for workers from the trade union movement, where he developed a passion for experiential education and its personal and academic developmental potential. In 2008, he was an Open Society Foundation Media Fellow, and in 2009 he appeared on the prestigious Mail & Guardian list of South Africa's 200 Leading Young South Africans. He is currently a columnist for Durban's popular morning paper The Mercury and is often called upon by television and radio stations to offer political analysis. In 2011, he was part of the South African Broadcasting Corporation's team of election analysts.
Mr. Buccus has traveled extensively in Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia. He has also served as academic director of various SIT Study Abroad summer programs since 2010, having run both SIT's World Cup program in 2010 and, since 2011, SIT's Education and Social Change program.
Felicity Kitchin, PhD, Academic Coordinator
Felicity Kitchin completed her undergraduate studies in Durban, and she received her MA and PhD at Ohio State University, focusing on urban and political geography. She has had extensive experience in an academic environment and in conducting research in a development context. Felicity worked for several years as head of an internship program at the then University of Natal, which focused on how to promote mentoring of students by established academic staff. She served as academic director of the first SIT Study Abroad program in South Africa, in Durban, from 1992–2002. Each year, she gives lectures in several modules at the master's level to town and regional planning students at the University of KwaZulu-Natal (UKZN). She served as an active member of the council at the Durban University of Technology for four years (until 2011). Felicity's research interests lie in urban and regional development, particularly at the local level, often focused on developmental local government and service delivery. Most of her research is applied, either for NGOs such as Urban LandMark and CASE (Community Agency for Social Enquiry), or for various government departments at national, provincial, and local levels.
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Amber Williams, Program Assistant
As program assistant, Amber's responsibilities include general administrative work, student liaison, knowledge management, assisting with the academic schedule, coordinating excursions and managing the program's library and Facebook page.
Amber is studying towards her Bachelor of Arts, majoring in communications and English through the University of South Africa. She has experience working for a leading Durban morning paper, The Mercury, in both an administrative role and as a journalism intern.
Shola Haricharan, Office Manager and Homestay Coordinator
Shola currently serves as the program's office manager and homestay coordinator. She has been with the program in various capacities since its inception in 1992. Prior to that, Shola worked in administrative capacities with a number of nongovernmental groups, some of them active in the anti-apartheid struggle.
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Just wanted to know what to take with h-drol read alot but confusing, need to no what to take with it, heard milk thistle but that
might not just be enough, any advices, taking it to cut down and get cut and bulk at same time
howdy jsan89. . . this is what your'll need. . . 3500+ clean diet!!! 1-2grams of protein per lb of your overall bodywieght. . . .PCT assist. . .. takes care of alot during cycle milk thistle. . .and a PCT when your done with your cycle. . . h-drol is a weaker AAS/PH but PCT are always needed IMO for greater gains. . . OTC PCT. . .androbolix. . . NOVADEX XT. . .PCT assist from CEL. . . formestane combined with there PCT assist. . .but i've used androbolix and had great results. . .you can look at TESTPRO as well. . . somethings the think about. . .let me know what you think. . .or if you have any questions 1-1.5gallons of water as well hahah each day when cycling!
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Thanks for the help, can u tell me what would be best way to cycle it Tobit weight and look lean, also when u say pct how should I take it abd h-drol is mild some say just milk thistle would work?
Loose weight I ment
Most on here seem to list 50/50/75/75/100, or so. I'm new to this and I'm sticking with the 50/50/50/50 for my first cycle. Most comments on here about Hdrol say that you really notice the effects at about 75mgs.
Straight, thanks man good luck, I'm probly guna do the 50/50/75/75 maybe 100 or 75 still need to know wat pct to take with milk thistle
I can't link cuz I do not have 20 posts yet but if you go to the PCT section, there are 2 posts:
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this is what you need to do!!! FOr your first cycle go like this 50/50/75/75/75. . . you'll need 2bottles of H-drol. . . H-drol is a weaker AS/PH so your should be okie dose once when you wake up. . .and the another 1-1.5hr b4 work out. . . .each dose of h-drol dose one milk thistle. . . if you add the cycle support your have to dose 4 cycle support even 4 hrs or so. . .no more than 8 cycle support per one day. . .
as far as pct look at ANDROBOLIX. . . Novadex xt. . . reversitol. . . novatest. . . hmmm there are a few. . .
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So def milk thistle with each dose of Hdrol. When you say cycle support, that is separate from PCT right? You're just using cycle support supp and milk thiste in your stack? As for PCT, when should I start running my PCT? During my cycle or after the Hdrol is completely used?
YOu will want to start using your PCT = post cycle therapy once your completely finished with your cycle. . . .after the 5 weeks cycle is up that is when you start dosing your PCT. . . when we say cycle support that is bunch of different vitamins and extracts that will help monitor your Blood pressure and liver well cycling
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Some guy said just take milk thistle an u good since it alot weaker abd stuff?
When are u planning on running this? I think you need to devote more time in research and learning about what ur putting into ur body before u jump into a cycle.
That being said 50 is worthless IMO I would only do first week at 50 to see how you react then bump to 75 and also run the cycle 5-6 weeks not 4.
Forget milkthistle just get cycle support by AI it has milk thistle and Hawthorne berry already in it along with other goodies to help support and protect ur body while on cycle
for pct (post cycle thearpy) run reversitrol, post cycle support, and lean f/x should be good. I dint think u need a serm for hdrol but it is always a good idea to have some on hand for just incase
and for ur first post u cannot cut and bulk at the same time. You can recomp but it's extremely hard. Beat bet would to be to focus on one at a time. Hdrol isn't really great for either I think it's best for strength gains


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11:50am Friday 23rd August 2013 in Sport By Tim Ashton
Teddington CC will not be troubling the promotion chase at the top of Division One of the Middlesex County League, nor will they be dragged into a relegation fight – however, skipper Joe Austin said his charges have plenty to play for.
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Come out to the Cherokee Strip Conference Center on Sat. November 3rd from 7-10pm for an elegant evening with fine wines and delicious foods provided by local restaurants and businesses. This is the 13th Annual Wine & Food Festival, hosted by and benefiting the Enid SPCA. This is an opportunity for folks to get dressed up and come sample the best food Enid has to offer, as well as try new wines and beers from around the world. All proceeds go to the SPCA. Special invitations are available at Buck's Party Shop, The Cat Clinic and the Enid SPCA for $30.00. For more infomation contact the Enid SPCA at 233-1325.More details: http://enidspca.org
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The Pianist details
Formats: | 15 DVD, Blu-ray |
Starring: | Jessica Kate M, Emilia Fox, Frank Finlay, Thomas Kretschmann, Maureen Lipman, Jessica Kate Meyer, Julia Rayner, Ed Stoppard, Adrien Brody |
Director: | Roman Polanski |
Genres: | Drama, World Cinema |
Studio: | STUDIO CANAL |
Collections: | American Indie, At War, Based on a True Story, Cannes-tastic!, Decades: 00s, Extremely Quiet and Incredibly Far Away, Girls Vs. Boys, Hidden Gems |
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The Pianist |
15 Feature |
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Run time: | 2 hours 23 minutes |
Rental release: | 21 Jul 2003 |
Main languages: | English |
Subtitles: | English |
Hearing impaired subtitles: | English |
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A Must-Watch film about the horrors of the Holocaust: Polanski and Brody at their best.
By a customer from London , 22 Oct 2003[Highly rated reviewer]
Wladyslaw Szpilman (Adrien Brody) plays piano on a Warsaw radio station when the Nazis move in to occupy the town. Slowly but systematically, he, his family, and the rest of the Jewish population in the city are separated from the rest of Warsaw. To begin with it is marginalisation: forced to give up their possessions and homes and move to a different part of the city. This leads to beatings, torture, and eventually murder and the indiscriminate extermination of the Polish Jews. In a twist of fate, Szpilman is given the opportunity to escape, leaving the rest of his family and friends to be shipped off to concentration camps and certain death.
As lead, Brody is exceptional. His struggle for survival (based largely upon director Polanski's own experiences) is believable, particularly in the daily detail. The execution of the film is fantastic: Polanski's reliance on action rather than dialogue humbles Brody from film hero to the ordinary man Szpilman really was, and the atmosphere of the film is Polanksi at his best.
A sometimes harrowing film, the movie contains frequent scenes that are disturbing. However, the skill with which the enormity of the Holocaust is brought home through one individual's moving yet trivial life, makes this a must-watch.- Was this review helpful to you?
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(592)Harrowing yet superbly acted and filmed biographical drama
By Bassman71 (701 reviews) from Didsbury, England , 06 Dec 2013World War II, Nazis rounding up Jews in Warsaw, Jewish Pianist and family caught up in it, family go to camp, Pianist escapes. Harrowing yet superbly acted and filmed biographical drama which sees Adrien Brody going down the method route as Wladyslaw Szpilman with some startling results. The pacing of the film really helps move it along and almost becomes claustrophobic as the Pianist and his family abide by the Nazi restrictions before he alone has to keep moving to stay alive. The music and look of the film is breath-taking at times especially considering the situation and my only real criticism is that we didnt see more of the excellent Thomas Kretschmann until the end.- Was this review helpful to you?
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A beautiful film
By StoryeBook (31 reviews) , 05 Dec 2013A beatiful film, helped along by the fact that Thomas Kretschmann is very attractive. The music is lovely. The story is becoming harder to believe, as time moves on and the holocaust recedes into the past. Let us not forget.- Was this review helpful to you?
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More of a documentary
By mwarrington1992 (2 reviews) , 22 Nov 2013This was more like a documentary than a film, it was very slow and does not keep you wanting to watch. There are no subtitles which sometimes make it difficult to follow. We turned it off as it was very boring. This is more like something you would watch in a History lesson in high school rather than for your entertainment- Was this review helpful to you?
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Fantastic film. It'll be in your top 10 forever
By nutsohazelnuts (17 reviews) from Thame , 26 Mar 2013Well this really is a fantastic film Shocking when you know it's real and what the Jews had to endure during the war This film is up there with shindlers list One to watch and watch again and again- Was this review helpful to you?
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What a gripping tale
By Gray2 (222 reviews) , 20 Mar 2013My concerns when this DVD arrived were that it would be too long, and too serious. After all, it was entertainment I was looking for. Needn't have worried. It didn't seem too long (dates kept appearing on the screen, and we all know when the war ended, so the end of the movie was always in sight!) and it was very suspenseful. A true story of a Jewish guy who survived in Warsaw in WW2 through the help first of other Jews, then of Gentiles, and finally of a Nazi German officer! The fact that he's a pianist seems almost irrelevant till near the end. I was gripped by wanting to know how he'd survive each new challenge, but I was also informed about just how inhumane some people can be - because I guess this film had been well researched - so I feel I've learned a lot from it. A must see!- Was this review helpful to you?
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Bullet Points: 12 Alternatives for the Fighter's Bravery Class Feature (PFRPG) PDF
Sometimes rules supplements read like the world-setting bible of frustrated novelists. While solid world-building is a useful skill, you don't always need four paragraphs of flavor text to tell you swords are cool, magic is power, shadows are scary, and orcs are savage. Sometimes a GM doesn't have time to slog through a page of history for every magic weapon. Sometimes all that's needed are a few cool ideas, with just enough information to use them in a game. Sometimes, all you need are bullet points. Bullet Points is a line of very short, cheap PDFs each of which gives the bare bones of a set of related options. It may be five spells, six feats, eight magic weapon special abilities, or any other short set of related rules we can cram into about a page. Short and simple, these PDFs are for GMs and players who know how to integrate new ideas into their campaigns without any hand-holding, and just need fresh ideas and the rules to support them. No in-character fiction setting the game world. No charts and tables. No sidebars of explanations and optional rules. Just one sentence of explanation for the High Concept of the PDF, then bullet points. The High Concept: Twelve alternate class abilities that can replace the bravery ability of the fighter class, to allow a simple way to customize fighter characters. The alternate class abilities included are:
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There are any number of reasons that online shoppers might abandon a shopping basket, ranging from the site UX to unexpected delivery charges.
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Similarly, it could be that the user intentionally dropped out late in the checkout process in order to trigger a cart abandonment email so they could analyse them for a blog post.
This latter course of action is exactly the one I took last Friday with several ecommerce sites so I could pull together a few different examples of retargeting emails.
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I hate the word granular. I spend half my life tweaking and fiddling with PPC campaigns across different platforms.
The word granular invariably means spending even more time setting up campaigns. The problem is, the only way to achieve, monitor and maintain success in PPC is by going granular. The same holds true for Google Product Listing Ads.
I first went granular with my bog standard AdWords search network text ads soon after starting out in PPC. I went granular with my Product Listing Ads at a much later stage however.
When I first setup Product Listing Ads (PLAs) I had to do so with the assistance of the official Google documentation and a few third party guides. It's all a bit fiddly.
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by Nick Whitmore 04 December 2013 09:35am 2 comments
Marketing automation is of growing interest to APAC marketers, but what hurdles do they face and how can they overcome them?
A fifth (21%) of APAC-based marketers reported earlier this year that they planned to increase their investment in marketing automation technology over the next 12 months.
To address this growing area of focus for the region's marketers, Econsultancy teamed up with emarsys to produce the Marketing Automation in Asia Pacific Best Practice Guide.
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As part of the The Reinvention of B2B Marketing Study, conducted with SparksGrove, Econsultancy looked at the Fortune 500 through a digital lens and found that perhaps 23% are safe from dramatic disruption.
If an organization is a producer of chemicals, raw materials, food or energy products…if they have a very small universe of prospects…then they're safe.
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Back in October we spoke with Nokia at the Festival of Marketing. The topic up for discussion was referral sales marketing and how it gives brands a new way of taking part in eccommerce without selling direct to consumers.
In this article I put forward the case for referral sales and why it could take over from brand ecommerce.
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Here is a modern day 'the chicken or the egg' scenario. What came first, a business's digital capabilities or a customer's need for digital relevance from businesses?
Does it really matter? What does matter is that businesses must be digitally wired with a consumer-focused mind set in order to succeed in today's highly competitive landscape.
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Just before Thanksgiving, Rand Fishkin blasted infographics on his 'Whiteboard Friday'. He did make some really good points in his video, but I believe his reasoning is flawed.
The discussion revolved around format choice as the defining factor of success, an opinion which pops up time and time again and that I wholeheartedly disagree with.
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Earlier on, I published a post looking at best practices for product page copy, now it's time to show some examples of ecommerce sites doing this well.
In a nutshell, copy should be easy to read and scan, it should sell the benefits of the products and entice shoppers to make a purchase.
Different approaches will work for different sites, so some of these examples are descriptive, some funny, and some technical...
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Along with a number of genuine national holidays, the end of November and beginning of December are a time for consumers to enjoy a time of frantic spending as we commemorate fictional occasions created by retailers to help make a few extra sales.
These special shopping days always have awful buzzword names that initially mean very little to anyone outside of the marketing industry, but eventually come to be used in every day conversation due to the good work of PRs and the national media.
Off the back of Thanksgiving we've just enjoyed Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which heralded the usual surge in online spending and unseemly squabbling in stores.
And here are some interesting stats detailing just how much was spent during the annual sales bonanza...
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Many businesses have shied away from online reviews because of the fear that bad reviews will ruin their business. But it's just not true.
Everyone knows that no business is perfect and that sometimes things can go wrong.
So, across-the-board five star reviews should always be taken with a pinch of salt as it's inevitable that someday, someone, somewhere will have been less than ecstatic about the company they bought from.
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Having sustained a severe injury that makes it very difficult to walk or raise my left arm, this device addresses both strengthening my lower extremities as well as my upper extremities. It is also a wonderful piece of equipment for cardiovascular fitness without having to get on a treadmill or extend my upper arms. If one pedals vigorusly, the front support slides a bit on my hardwood floor. As a Physician, I believe that I have a better perspective to evaluate the health aspects of this item. Lastly, it is compact, easily stored and an incredible bargain...let's not forget HS's lifetime warranty!
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I ordered this machine for my wife, who has MS and limited mobility. We were very pleasantly surprised at how sturdy and well made it is. It is adjustable enough that she can use it from her wheelchair. And as a bonus, I have found that I, too, can exercise with it while watching TV.
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The adjustment brake does not hold well. My use has been troubled by the fact my knees hit my hands because the space between the hand and foot pedals is not large enough for me. My long legs are the problem more so than anything wrong with the piece. As said above, better suited to Medium to Small size users.


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I've had very good results with the HP Procurve 4000M series... http://www.hp.com/rnd/products/switches/switch4000/overview.htm http://www.hp.com/rnd/products/switches/switch4000/large.htm It comes with 40 10/100Base-T ports for $1499 from many online stores, and is expandable to 80 ports total. The only downside is the 8-port modules are rather expensive ($350 each) if you need to expand beyond 40 ports. Eric Kuhnke Lead Engineer / Operations Manager Fnord Datacenter Systems Inc. eric at fnordsystems.com www.fnordsystems.com voice: +1-360-527-3301 fax: +1-360-647-0752 -----Original Message----- From: beowulf-admin at beowulf.org [mailto:beowulf-admin at beowulf.org]On Behalf Of Anuradha Ratnaweera Sent: Wednesday, September 12, 2001 12:15 AM To: beowulf at beowulf.org Subject: Good 100 Mbps switches We are going to setup a beowulf cluster with 32 nodes using 100 Mbps ethernet. Please recommand good (and of course cheap) switches that can be used for this purpose (we need more than 32 ports). Regards, Anuradha -- Debian GNU/Linux (kernel 2.4.9) Q: Would you like to see the WINE list? A: What's on it, anything expensive? Q: No, just Solitaire and MineSweeper for now, but the WINE is free. -- Kevin M. Bealer, about the WINdows Emulator _______________________________________________ Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf
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Beyonce wows in neon pink
We all know that if Beyonce is wearing it, in about ten seconds it's set to be a massive international trend.
So brace yourself as the new mother was spotted out this week in a neon pink and highly patterned ensemble, topped off with a black trilby and circular shades.
The pink top was high-necked and had long sleeves – making it hard to miss – while her maxi skirt was a patchwork design comprised of brightly coloured material, including some leopard print sections.
She teamed this OTT look with a pair of black patent shoes, a black leather shoulder bag and large hoop earrings.
If anyone else had tried this look we'd be calling the fashion police, instead you can tone it down to work with the key trends.
For a hot pink look, think about the Aneesa dress, with its pattern and floor length hemline it hits a number of Beyonce's looks.
Or work her leopard print look with the Diki printed mini dress which has splashes of canary yellow and bright purple.