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Online Poll Voting is Extremely important to our cause! Why> You ask?Submitted by ronpaulsupporter2012 on Thu, 05/26/2011 - 08:21
Because the amount of people who are unsure as to who they will vote for in 2012 is a Very Very large number. ALSO, for all those 'unsure voters' out there who watch the mainstream media, it is very unlikely they will stumble upon positive Ron Paul discussions there. I believe we need to come together and slam the online polls & share links to show Ron Paul as the leading man. If for no other reason than to get his name out there to people who might not have a clue who he is. & Let them do their own homework. Ron Paul will be ignored no longer and we must help bring him to light!
below is another random poll i found online. *just change the xx's in hxxp to http so n oone can track the traffic back
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Another way to fix the media...
On line polling IS important because it makes people ask questions like, (flashback to 2008) "Who is Ron Paul?"
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Online polling takes 2 seconds. Vote Ron Paul, leave a comment and move on.
great logic...
Half of the people in America don't vote. Break that down into age groups that use the internet. Let alone those that are web savvy. Online polls? Sure.. if there is nothing better to do. In 07-08 I thought it made a difference too. Learned my lesson with that outcome. On a scale of one to ten... online polls are an 11 to me. Focus on voters. Not the internet. Jussayin... been there. Done that. Got the tshirt and tattoo. Get off the net and make a local... not worldwide difference.
'Peace is a powerful message.' Ron Paul
THE ONLINE voting itself is
THE ONLINE voting itself is not what will win it, i Agree- BUT, it helps a ton with the exposure. There are many people out there who will only begin to research what a candidate is all about once they are viewed as a serious potential candidate. I see all the time big name networks, like fox and msnbc using crappy little online polls results as if it was a true science on who is leading the GOP. If RP is leading or shows he is a contender, regardless of how valid the poll is, it will only help and support getting his name out there for the masses to learn about what RP is all about. McClarinJ said it best on this thread when he said "In Polotics, perception is reality."
Are you kidding me?
I just sent my resignation to my local GOP County Committee. It states:
Dear Committee,
I will no longer serve on the committee and hereby resign from my position as committeeman. I feel I can devote my time and make a greater impact by:
1. Waving signs on busy streets until the carbon monoxide makes me dizzy.
2. Voting in online polls.
3. Scouring the internet in order to find these polls.
4. Posting the websites for these polls on numerous blogs and message boards so others will vote in them too.
Thank you for understanding.
What about voting in an election that counts.
A million online votes without a counted vote is foolish.
The poll operator can post anything the want. There is nothing you can do on private property.
That is a problem at the official election polls also.
Here's something useful: http://www.blackboxvoting.org/ to insure accurate vote counting.
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Online polls is MOST IMPORTANT...in fact, more important than
More important than:
1. Becoming a precinct leader
2. Becoming a local GOP County Committeeman
3. Becoming a local, state, or national delegate
4. THE PLAN, the blueprint to victory
However the following trumps online polls:
1. Waving a sign on a busy street until you're dizzy.
2. Ruling the internet--> online blogs (and polls)
3. Posting polls on message boards so others can help us win.
Basically, if we win all these online polls we got this election in the bad ; )
Is repeating the same mistake and expecting a different outcome. Good luck with that. See you at the next porn site or facebook status.
'Peace is a powerful message.' Ron Paul
all purplefetus does is like
all purplefetus does is like to BASH all other memebers ideas and contributions to the success of Ron Paul, so he can promote "HIS PLAN" as the one and only way. Go ahead, search "purple fetus" and see how negative he is as a member to other RP supporters, plugging away at "the plan" on all his posts
Naaa, come now...
ALL I REALLY DO is:
-vote in online polls.
-scour the internet until I find every poll.
-post the polls on every blog so others participate and we WIN!
Woohooo! A Ron Paul victory is just a click of a button away.
The way I see it
If Ron wins polls nothing much changes. But if someone else wins the poll it's paraded around as if it were the mandate of the masses. The most important thing the polls do is prevent that scenario from happening. They can't print a headline Cain at 27% if Ron Paul is at 58%. The other candidates cant get any significant press if we keep it up. Polls may not be the most effective method of getting the message out but it is quick and easy and along the way we may pick up a few undecideds, catch someone's attention and enlighten people in the comments section. The news outlets and blogs recognize the ratings boost and page hits and increase their coverage of Ron Paul and Ron Paul related issues. The stubbornly ignorant can only pound their head against cold hard logic,reason and integrity for so long. They will crack or be exposed for the frauds they are. Keep on pollin'! Nothing but positive results. But do get the important stuff done too.
Ron Paul 58.85% (2,069 votes)
Herman Cain 27.1% (953 votes)
Vote Bump: Ron Paul 58.58% (2,045 votes)
Herman Cain 27.3% (953 votes)
Newt Gingrich 2.21% (77 votes)
Jon Huntsman 0.66% (23 votes)
Gary Johnson 1.98% (69 votes)
Ron Paul 58.58% (2,045 votes)
Tim Pawlenty 3.58% (125 votes)
Mitt Romney 2.98% (104 votes)
Rick Santorum 2.72% (95 votes)
Total Votes: 3,491
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I disagree with the idea that online polling is important.
It wasn't then and it isn't now.
Just think about it... Win
Just think about it...
Win ALL the online polls and Ron Paul will automatically be a "shoe-in". No sweat! Door-to-door canvassing is for losers. We can win this election from behind the computer at the push of a button. Now that's power!
I'm gonna dedicate more of my time scouring the internet for on-line polls. It's THAT important.
I'm not certain folks picked up on the dripping sarcasm...
McClarinJ said it best when
McClarinJ said it best when he said "in politics, perception is reality". Unfortunately with the MSM It's true... and the more well represented Ron Paul is in this online polls (regardless as to how we may feel about them) the better off his campaign. People are drawn to the "front runners" and those "supposedly" leading the race. If Nothing else, it will expose him to the reader allowing the reader to find out what RP is all about. If RP is sitting dead last in all the online polls he will be just as well represented as he is on tv. We don't want that. Show your support.
Polls in major widely read sites are important.
Polls that are posted on upstart blogs to initiate hits are a huge waste of time. Quit posting those types .
someone must be reading it!!
someone must be reading it!! And trust me, when people like Hannity or OReilly choose to ignore the poll's on their own websites, they will be searching for other online polls to report on (those which show RP less favorable)
Their own polls are the only ones they report on
even if they have to reset them 4 or 5 times.
In politics perception is reality.
There's a well recognized sociological parallel to the Bernoulli principle. Bernoulli noted that slower moving molecules get drawn into a stream of fast moving molecules. If less attentive, undecided voters see a surge in support for one candidate, they are drawn in that direction. Therefore it always pays to be seen as winning, even if it's a poll that falls far short of scientific measurement.
New Hampshire and Ecuador.
It is important
and does convince people, it causes others to do some research. There are also a lot of sheople who just follow the crowd.
"Endless money forms the sinews of war." - Cicero, www.freedomshift.blogspot.com
While I vote in these polls
I realize it's mostly for my own entertainment. I do it for the same reasons I might indulge myself in a good work of fiction- it's pleasurable. Seeing Ron Paul go from 5% in a poll to 95% is satisfying.
But overall, the fact that Ron Paul wins most polls only makes the barrage of MSM propaganda all the more aggravating: they will say that ANYONE has a better chance of winning than Ron Paul. I seriously doubt there is ANYTHING we can do to change that. I imagine the powers that be snickering at how easy it is to get us to scurry from poll to poll in a desperate but futile attempt to find some way out of the rat maze they put us in.
MSM = PSY-OP and it WORKS. It really drives me crazy seeing how homogenous all the reporting is...it gets worse all the time. The toying with the comments sections- blocking dissent, shaping an illusion of what the general reactions are to articles- is another effective psy-op.
Yeah, because when Dr. Paul
Yeah, because when Dr. Paul wins an online poll with 87% it really shows the undecided voter who is the most popular. Please, online polling means little. A lot of times it actually hurts like the boy who cried wolf.
Columbus, Ohio
It gets his name out there in
It gets his name out there in a way that can not be ignored. There are many people out there that only know about candidates based on who they are BEING TOLD are the frontrunners. If Ron Paul is leading these polls it will encourage the non-informed to find out more about him. Which is exactly what we want.
Voted on your link as well.


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Authorities' search has expanded internationally as well.
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Great escape: Authorities say they have combed through Harriman State Park's 46,600-acres (pictured) since his disappearance but have yet to find a body or a trace of his presence
The order prevented him from entering the home where she was raising their two children, aged 12 and 16. She lived in a separate house but on the same property as her father-in-law.
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he just took off,' Babcock told CBS.
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Tammy Palmer's parents are struggling to come to terms with the loss of their daughter. They say her relationship with her father-in-law had grown increasingly ugly, culminating in a fight.
Harassed: Before her September 24, 2012 death, Tammy Palmer, pictured left, said the man had been harassing her since she separated from his son, John
Mourning: Violet Pannirello, left, says her daughter Tammy's, right, relationship with her father in law had grown ugly. Tammy had just dropped her children at the school bus when she was shot dead
'She told me "Mommy, don't worry I'll be alright." I don't think she ever thought that this man would kill her,' Tammy's mother Violet Pannirello told CBS.
'She's gone. She's resting. She's not scared anymore. It's so sad,' Pannirello said.
Detectives have previously revealed the details of Palmer's criminal past and warned that he is believed to be dangerous - owning to a large gun collection.
It has been reported by police that the grandfather had previously threatened to kill a Department of Environmental Conservation officer.
He was arrested and charged with second-degree aggravated harassment after he made repeated 'life threatening' calls to Department of Environmental Conservation employee Kenneth Didion's home over a period of months starting in December 1984, The Journal News reported.
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After a long and tiring flight it was such a relief to see our driver waiting for us with a sign bearing our name. The trip from the airport to our hotel was done in a safe and efficient manner. I would highly recommend this service to everyone!
The only way to go. When we heard people on our tour opted for the train to Milan Central Station and had to lug their cases up stairs we were so pleased for our airport to hotel service. Our driver ws still waiting even though our plane arrived late. He was polite and attempted to converse with us even though we had no Italian and he had no English.
This tour was amazing!
Pretty happy - I had not realised I had to call to confirm after booking my transfer, and they still showed up. The only point to improve is that they really shouldn't require you to call - it's costly to call internationally, and given I've already paid, they should just show up anyway.
Very efficient. .the driver was waiting for me on arrival with my name clearly visible on a sign. I had to wait a few minutes for another couple to arrive in on another flight - the wait was maybe 30 mins, but I think the driver forgot where he told me to wait because it was a Bit longer than necessary. The drive into Milano was comfortable, and he dropped me right at the hotel door. Perfect service after a long flight.
The driver arrived very promptly after my call - would certainly use this service again
This tour was amazing!
OUR DRIVER, as usual with VIATOR, was waiting for us with our LAST NAME~~~ SIGN!!! WE followed him to the parking garage... where we entered the van! The person in the back stated they had waited for 40 min. and wanted to be dropped off first!!! NO PROBLEM TO US! WE WERE HAPPY TO ARRIVE SAFELY and "VIATOR" WAS THERE WAITING FOR US!!!
We made arrangements to be picked up at the airport and the driver was waiting for us with a clear sign. It was an interesting situation as our initial travel plans were modified by our airline with little time to make adjustments. However, with Viator's help, our pick up time was modified to accommodate our new arrival time. The driver was courteous and helpful, knew his way around, and dropped us off at our hotel promptly. I will surely use this services in the future.
Gill S
New Zealand
A great way to get to the city and a cheaper option rather than a taxi. The driver was professional and the vehicle was clean and the air conditioning had been on before I got in, making it very comfortable. There was only 1 other passenger do no delays getting to my hotel in the city. Highly recommend.
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Stock your six-pack with these beers for a side of health benefits with your buzz.
While many wouldn't equate beer with a healthy diet, it's been said that a few brews per serving/outing isn't the worst thing for youas long as they're light beers, and hence, low in calories and carbs. The problem, of course, is that most "light" beers tend to be "light" in flavor and therefore your enjoyment. Which begs the question; what's the point of drinking two beers if they taste like watered-down crap? So here's a list of beerssans the "light label"that are either surprisingly low in cals and carbs, or provide a nutritional/health kick that few know about. As always fellas, drink in moderation.
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He migrated from Scotland to Australia and based himself in Melbourne where he worked closely with the Australian Institute of Sport (A.I.S) Golf Program in the early 1990's.
He also set up the Melbourne Golf Injury Clinic to help golfers young and old to get back onto the golf course to play the game that they love.
Ramsay found that golfers, especially elite golfers were not being screened muscularly and skeletally in a suitable and specific way, so he set about devising a whole screening program where golfers and their team, the golf coaches, physical trainers and massage therapists could all work together on the same page to get the golfer moving functionally and optimally.
He also was on the founding panel for the Titleist Performance Institute (T.P.I) and was actively involved in the First Tee program in the USA.
Ramsay worked with numerous National Amateur Golf Associations and Professional Golf Associations all over the world over more than 20 years as well as many of the top golf coaches in the world to get their player's golf fit and injury free.
His use of large elastic bands, training belts and spikey balls are now the norm on golf tours around the world. Go to any amateur or professional tournament and you are likely to see Ramsay's toys (as he use to call them) being used in locker rooms and out on the practice areas.
Unfortunately he left us in December 2011, but his legacy lives on in the players, golf coaches and other service providers that he worked closely with for over 20 years.
For more information about Ramsay and his legacy he left us, and information on his training products you can go to http://www.ramsaymcmaster.com/
David co-director at Pro Tour Golf College worked with Ramsay for over 20 years and through his close relationship with Ramsay he saw the value and the importance of his elite golfers working closely with Ramsay and the golf specific physiotherapists who were trained by him.
In this interview David talks with Martin McInnes a golf specific physiotherapist based in Perth, Western Australia (trained by Ramsay) about the importance of having a musculoskeletal assessment to identify your strengths and weaknesses and also how they affect your ability to move your body to swing the golf club in an optimal way.
In the following video Martin McInnes takes one of our students at Pro Tour Golf College through some of the musculoskeletal screening tests. You will see Martin testing for muscle length and strength and these tests really do expose weak areas of the body that can and do influence your golf swing to break down, and the screening process helps the physiotherapist and your coach identify the places where injuries could manifest over time.
In this video Martin McInnes takes another of our students through some specific golf exercises that relate to his specific weaknesses. These specific exercises are designed to strengthen and stabilize weak areas in the body and will influence more functional golf swing positions and better shot-making.
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If you haven't got access to a golf specific physiotherapist, then visit The Titliest Performance Institute website at http://www.mytpi.com/ to find an instructor in your region http://www.mytpi.com/experts who can take you through a thorough golf specific screening to get you on track to have a long and pain free career playing golf.
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Researcher pulled from deep alpine cave 11 days after head injury
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BERCHTESGADEN, Germany — Johann Westhauser, 52, a physicist who was struck in the head by a rock 3,766 feet below the surface in Germany's deepest cavern 11 days ago, had only one wish as he was hoisted to the surface Thursday: To personally thank all 728 people responsible for his rescue.
"It will keep me busy," he told Dr. Nico Petterich, a physician with Bavaria's Mountain Rescue Services, at the end of his ordeal.
Westhauser, a seasoned cave explorer, was no stranger to the cavern that he, as part of a team, had discovered in the mid-1990s and helped to map. Known as the Riesending, or Big Thing, the cave stretches more than 12 miles, cutting vertically and horizontally into a mountain near the Austrian border, not far from where Adolf Hitler had his alpine residence, the Berghof. It is known among even the most experienced cavers as challenging.
Westhauser, despite wearing a helmet, was injured in the deepest part of the cave June 8 while exploring with two others. One of them made the arduous, 12-hour journey back to the surface to alert authorities.
The top priority of the rescue effort was ensuring that Westhauser was stable. He was wrapped in protective padding and strapped in a fiberglass toboggan like those used to take injured skiers off a mountain. Then began the process of hauling the toboggan up from the depths, winching it up vertical shafts and carrying it through a labyrinth of passages so narrow that Westhauser's nose was nearly scraped by the limestone walls.
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By Moin akhtar on October 11, 2014 10:20 am in Model Papers / 8 comments
Punjab Examination Commission PEC 5th Class Model Papers for the session 2015 is available here for free download. These Question papers are announced by the official authority of the PEC so that the candidates who wants to appear in the 5th Class annual examination 2015 have a complete sketch in their mind that how the questions will came in the examination hall so they already have prepared them self for that kind of exams. 5th Class Model Papers that is announced by the PEC is all Punjab Board Districts Including Lahore Board, Gujralawala Board, Sargodha Board, Sahiwal Board, Multan Board, DG Khan Board, Bahawalpur Board, Rawalpindi Board and Faisalabad Board. There are total 36 districts in the whole Punjab and as the Punjab Examination Commission Deals with all the Schools of the Punjab so the same pattern will be no matter from which city of Punjab you are going to appear in the 5th class examination.
Given below is the PEC 5th Class Model papers that are collected for you so that you can easily download and even if you want to view then you can do it. As you all know that the 5th class annual examination is going to start in the month of February and PEC 5th Class Date Sheet 2015 is also announced by the official. According to the officially announced date sheet the first exam of 5th class is on 6th February, 2015 and of the subject Science and Urdu. So that is why now the Punjab Examination Commission has declared the 5th class model papers for students so that they can prepare them self for the examination.
PEC 5th Class Model Papers 2015 Download
These 5th Grades Model Papers 2015 are in PDF Format so first of all you have to install PDF reader in your computer so that when you click on any of the subject that model paper of that subject will be open in the PDF Reader. Students if you want to appear in the 5th class annual examination 2015 then you have to check and view these model papers as this will really help you in preparing for the examination. So stay in touch with this page as let us know if you want something more that is related to the 5th class model papers or examination by commenting down on this page.
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CHESTER, England, December 17, 2012 /PRNewswire/ --
This year continued where 2011 left off, with consumers feeling the pressure of the rising cost of living and further austerity measures for the nation's finances. With 2013 just around the corner, experts from Britain's number one comparison site, MoneySupermarket.com offer their predictions for the year ahead:
- Consumer finances will continue to be hit by rising costs, changes in benefits and further austerity measures;
- Savers should look to find the best savings rates possible, as rates continue to fall;
- 2013 will be the year for improved switching of bank accounts;
- New technology will play a bigger part for Credit Cards in the year ahead;
- Funding for Lending Scheme will continue to benefit borrowers, but interest-only mortgage "time bomb" set to be a big story in 2013;
- Consumers will benefit from attractive loan rates as a result of Funding for Lending scheme;
- Payday loans set to continue to be popular in 2013, but regulation should tighten up the market;
- Effects of regulation changes will impact car insurance pricing in 2013;
- Energy efficiency will be key focus for Government and households.
Consumer Finances
Clare Francis, site editor at MoneySupermarket.com, said: "There is no doubt that 2013 will see further pressures on household bills and income with rising costs, changes to benefits and other austerity measures taking effect. For many people, it may be difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It is therefore vitally important that people take full control of their household expenditure and look to reduce outgoings and free up some cash - it is possible and straightforward to claw back important pounds for the family purse.
"With austerity measures lasting until 2018 at the earliest, it is clear that the pressures on our wallets won't ease for some time so taking action and being proactive is the only real option. Checking all of your outgoings and identifying where savings can be made should be a priority in 2013. For example, look to see whether you are on the cheapest energy tariff available, or make sure you aren't throwing good money after bad by making regular payments for services you no longer require. Using a comparison website to switch products is straight forward and could save you over £1,000 over the course of the year on your household bills."
Kevin Mountford, banking expert at MoneySupermarket.com said: "As predicted, during 2012 we saw an increase in the amount of money put into savings as the continued economic uncertainty pushed consumers to save more, and reduce their debts. The likelihood is that this trend will continue into 2013. However, even though inflation has fallen, savings rates have started to drop at a faster rate. There is no sign that the Bank Base Rate will increase in 2013 and as such it will make it difficult to secure the kind of rates that we have experienced over the last couple of years. That said, there will continue to be competition in the market and as most savers are earning interest below the Bank of England Base Rate of 0.5 per cent, there are better deals to be found for those who look to switch.
Bank accounts
"To date, banks have made huge strides in improving the switching process for current accounts but as yet this has failed to deliver the switching levels we see across other banking products. It is still the case that you are more likely to divorce than change your bank. Next year sees new switching rules come into force, forcing banks to switch accounts within seven days and also automatically re-direct any direct debits and standing orders for a period of 13 months after the move to another bank.
"These changes could also trigger the launch of further challenger products from the likes of Tesco Bank and Virgin Bank and these brands can join the likes of The Co-Operative Bank and Nationwide Building Society in trying to break the big bank strangle hold in this market. There will no doubt be more focus on fee based packaged accounts and next year there is likely to be more pressure on the free banking model.
Credit Cards
"Early 2013 is likely to see more of the same in the card market. If consumer confidence returns and retail spending picks up, then there could be more purchase and cash-back cards hitting the market. Card issuers may look to capture 'front of wallet' status by pushing a good old fashioned flexible friend which incorporates a range of benefits such as the recently launched Asda credit card that offers zero per cent balance transfer along with cash-back and other benefits. As we have seen in 2012, providers have improved the offering on rewards cards, focusing on consumer loyalty, and we can expect further improvements in the deals available next year.
"No doubt we will see charge cards play a bigger part and new technology can further shape the way credit card users behave with the likes of e-wallet and mobile playing its part."
Clare Francis, site editor at MoneySupermarket.com said: "There was a slight improvement in the mortgage market in 2012 with the Funding for Lending Scheme (FLS) appearing to be helping the availability of mortgages for those with smaller deposits and rates have become more competitive. With the FLS continuing through 2013, I'd expect to see the impact of that filter through further to the residential mortgage market and that will hopefully mean more lenders offering competitive 90 per cent LTV products.
"However, while mortgage rates look set to remain low in 2013, and could nudge even lower because of the availability of cheap funding via the FLS, I think the trend for higher fees will continue. It's therefore really important that people don't get blinded by the headline rate when comparing mortgage deals and that they factor in the impact of the fee as well.
"Finally, I think interest-only mortgages will be a big story in 2013. The Financial Services Authority has said it thinks interest-only mortgages have a role in the market, albeit as a niche product, but with a number of lenders having already clamped down on the availability of interest-only loans, and some having stopped offering them altogether, there are real issues for many existing borrowers who have them. For some it's the question of how they'll ever repay the mortgage debt, while for those who are managing their mortgage well, there's the issue of what they'll do when their current deal ends as they may struggle to remortgage if they want to stay on interest-only. The FSA is currently looking into these issues so it will be interesting to see its conclusions and recommendations when its report is published."
Loans and Debt
Tim Moss, head of loans and debt at MoneySupermarket.com said: "With the Government's Funding for Lending scheme gathering full steam, the lenders have capitalised on this to produce the lowest loan rates on record. However, with borrowers still showing a cautious attitude, the numbers of loans available are still way off pre-Credit Crunch levels. As a result, we will still see these remarkably low headline rates remain during 2013 - which is great news for consumers. One note of caution is that while rates look attractive, banks are unlikely to change who they want to lend to - if you haven't got a perfect credit score the options to borrow remain limited.
"Consumer payday loan appetite sees no sign of abating. With bank's underwriting policies looking unlikely to change, we predict that customers will still flock to find loans in other places - for the moment Payday will remain at the top of that pile. However, with the new financial regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), beginning work in 2013 there will be moves to tighten up the payday market. As such, those brands that adhere to the stricter guidelines will no doubt reap the rewards. However, consumers still need to exercise caution if using a payday loan as they are an expensive product and should only be used in an emergency, and if you have a clear way of repaying that loan at the end of the month.
"With increasing regulatory pressure being placed on the paid-for debt solution market, many companies' business models will struggle. It is likely that upfront fees will be outlawed next year and as such, debt management companies who pressurised consumers into paying fees before entering into a plan, will see tough times. As a result, the free sector may struggle to cope with an influx of enquiries as the number of alternatives within the paid-for sector reduces. However, for those in financial difficulty, there will still be many options available to them, whether paid-for or free debt advice."
Car insurance
Pete Harrison, insurance expert at MoneySupermarket.com said: "The motor insurance market could become profitable in 2013 - we have seen operating losses narrow over the past two years as premium inflation and the sale of ancillary products has benefited insurers. A move to profitability will lead to greater competition and we could see further price deflation as a result. The impact of the ECJ ruling on gender will start to filter through into the New Year and it will become much clearer how motorists will be affected by the new prices. These changes in the market will make it more important than ever to shop around and not accept your renewal price from your existing insurer, as pricing is likely to fluctuate, particularly in the New Year."
Home insurance
Hannah Jones, head of home insurance at MoneySupermarket.com said: "Flooding will continue to be a major issue for home insurers next year, especially with the Statement of Principles coming to an end on 30 June. With over 200,000 properties at risk of having no insurance as a result, this needs to be a priority for the Government and the industry. The Funding for Lending Scheme has helped open mortgage lending a little, which in turn will increase demand for home insurance for new homeowners.
"The home insurance market is currently profitable so is attractive to existing and new insurers - as a result we can expect greater competition and potentially see further price deflation in the market as a result - a great thing for consumers."
Life Insurance
Emma Walker, head of life insurance atMoneySupermarket.com "The impact of gender neutral on life insurance is still unknown at this stage, and we expect it will take some time to understand the true impact on pricing and the impact on consumer take-up of protection products. Behind the scenes there will be lots of challenges and discussion about how simplified products can work in practice. The role of the comparison websites will become stronger, especially as the effect of Retail Distribution Review (RDR) is felt on the financial advice market."
Clare Francis, site editor at MoneySupermarket.com said: "Energy price rises have become an annual event over recent years and I expect 2013 to be no different. However, there are simple things people can do to protect themselves from higher bills. Firstly, switch to a fixed tariff - not only could this mean a reduction in the price you pay for gas and electricity now, you will also be insulated should we see another round of price hikes in 2013. Secondly, take measures to improve the energy efficiency of your home.
"There is likely to be increased interest in energy efficiency from government and the industry in light of the 2012 Energy Bill as politicians and providers seek to encourage us to use less gas and electricity in order to offset the additional amounts we will have to pay over the coming years to cover investment in renewable energy sources. Households should take advantage of offers such as free loft and cavity wall insulation - it can knock a few hundred pounds off your annual energy bill. And look to take other steps to reduce your consumption such as turning the heating down slightly, doing your washing at a lower temperature and having showers rather than baths. All of these things make a difference and can collectively result in significant savings."
MoneySupermarket.com compares (at 29th November 2012)
- 130 car insurance brands and 99 home insurance brands
- 9 broadband providers and 20 energy providers
- 30 unsecured loan and 5 secured loan providers
- 62 mortgage lenders and 27 credit card providers
- 63 savings providers and 38 current account providers.
- Over 920,000 mobile phone deals
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We help our customers to save money on all of their household bills by providing a free, easy to use online service so they can compare a wide range of products in one place and find the product most suited to their needs. Our size means we are able to offer our customers exclusive, market-leading deals, including some they can't even get direct from providers.
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By having considerable volumes of informed customers actively looking for products and ready to purchase, we offer our providers an efficient and cost effective customer acquisition solution across all of our channels. This enables our providers to target their marketing spend in an effective and completely measurable way.
Our revenue comes predominantly from fees paid to us by product providers when a customer clicks through to their website and actually applies for or purchases a product. It is a success based marketing fee.
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- We make it easy to find the brands you expect to see
- We strive to ensure a product cannot be found cheaper by going direct
- We let you remain in control of your personal data
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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrategies, will examine why IT must finally fulfill its role in support of its SBUs or face a new round of...
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Now the Magic need Howard's game to respond the same way.
The team's All-Star forward and leading scorer has eight baskets and 21 points in two games against the Pistons, one reason Orlando trails 2-0 in the best-of-seven series. Game 3 is Thursday night in Orlando.
Howard, making his first appearance in the postseason, has been off in each of the first two games.
He had 13 points, 19 rebounds and three blocked shots in the series opener Saturday. But he added six turnovers and went 3-of-11 from the free throw line.
Howard hoped to improve in Game 2, but something he ate for lunch disagreed with his stomach. He was sick the rest of the day, unable to eat or drink and eventually lacked strength and stamina during the game.
``He clearly was not himself,'' Magic coach Brian Hill said.
The third-year player had eight points and 11 rebounds in 35 minutes. Maybe more telling, he finished with no blocked shots and went to the free throw line just three times.
``After shootaround, I went back to the hotel and my stomach started hurting real bad,'' Howard said. ``I tried to work out before the game, but I couldn't really stand up and shoot or whatever. After that, it just went downhill from there.''
The Pistons contributed to his woes.
They double teamed him constantly, surrounding him with bodies, putting arms and hands in his face, slapping at the ball and trying to prevent the player who led the league in dunks this season from getting to the basket.
It worked to perfection.
In fact, the Pistons are so accustomed to flustering opponents with their defense they didn't even notice Howard was sick.
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Howard blamed his problems solely on the illness.
``It started hurting me a little bit more during the game, running and getting hit,'' Howard said. ``I just tried to play through it. I didn't really have a lot of energy out there. I just tried to play as hard as I could and try to do all I could for my team.''
It wasn't enough. The Magic trailed by 15 points early in the fourth quarter and lost 98-90 - falling to 0-6 against the Pistons this season.
Howard said he felt ``a lot better'' Tuesday, but Hill said he was still reeling from what the Magic believe may have been food poisoning.
``I still think there's some lingering effects from whatever it is, but hopefully by game time, he'll be fine,'' Hill said.
The Magic need Howard to play better to get back in the series.
Of the 80 NBA teams that have had home-court advantage and won the first two games of a seven-game series, 76 of them (95 percent) eventually won the series.
So Orlando knows the task is tough, especially since the Pistons tied a team record with 27 road wins this season. Detroit was the best road team in the Eastern Conference and third best in the league.
``We've been a great road team and we have to continue that,'' Prince said. ``Obviously, with the guys we have, when you hear the boos and the negative things ... from the fans, that just gives us an extra boost.''
The Magic hope to get an extra boost from playing at home.
They also hope to change the tempo of the game, getting up and down the floor more. And having Howard healthy again should help.
``The more we run, the more tired they'll get,'' Howard said. ``They're an older team. They're going to wear down sooner or later. We're just going to keep running.''


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