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One of the most frequently mentioned topics the 2010 Internet Retailer Conference & Exhibition in Chicago was social media. Those words were on the tongues of almost every speaker, from the pre-conference workshops on Tuesday (Ravelry.com, a social site for knitters, drives 6% of traffic to Yarn.com, Steve Elkins, president of Yarn.com's parent WEBS, told Tuesday's Beginning Search Marketing Workshop) to Friday, when the conference concluded with a whole day devoted to understanding social initiatives ("Mingle around online social media to find out where your market is," Michael Jansma, president of online retailer GEMaffair.com, advised attendees).
Anyone attending any of the many sessions that dealt with social media went home with lots of ideas—and with the idea that there is no silver bullet. Each retailer has to harness social media to its own particular circumstances.
A couple of great examples came out of the Facebook session during the post-conference Social Media and E-Retailing workshop. David Pohl, head of e-commerce for Equator Estate Coffees & Teas, focused on small-bore initiatives. He reported that when the company gets small lots of coffee in stock, it sells them on Facebook. Why? It's too much trouble to put small quantities on the web site. And those offerings have the advantage of tying fans closer to the brand. "Treat your fans special," Pohl advised.
Pohl's co-presenter David Saville of Hallmark Cards reported that Hallmark is planning to spread its presence across Facebook. Rather than offering only a few things on Facebook, Hallmark is getting ready to build Facebook stores for the many different brands, such as Disney, that Hallmark licenses for cards. That could result in Hallmark's operating dozens of Facebook presences.
Whatever the approach, social media is early enough in its life and fluid enough to allow online retailers latitude in experimentation. The real challenge is to find the return on such investments. Notwithstanding ForeSee Results' new service (announced at IRCE) to track how consumers use social media and whether it prompts them to buy, many speakers urged e-retailers not to be concerned about return, arguing that social media is still a relatively small investment. "Don't try to calculate ROI on social media programs, just do them," Ken Cassar, vice president of industry insights at Nielsen Online, told Friday's Social Media workshop.
Said GEMaffair's Janmsa: "It's a challenge for us right now to monetize Facebook."
Profitable or not, the consensus among speakers is that successful retailers will be where consumers are—and that's on social sites these days. In fact, Jansma cited research showing that social sites are now the No. 1 use of the Internet—displacing porn for the first time since the rise of the Internet. Having a social presence, said Nielsen's Cassar, "is a minimum customer expectation."
Should retailers be "where consumers are" in regards to social? Let's think about offline analogies. People congregate in social settings such as bars. Should retailers advertise there? In some cases, yes (beer companies do). But in most cases no. Or let's take an online analogy from the early days of the web. At first advertisers flocked to the eyeballs – and it didn't matter where or why they were there. But we learned that context – relevance – is actually more important than sheer numbers alone. Retailers have a lot of angst around figuring out how to make money off social. There are so many people on Facebook, there are so many tweets, there are so many homesteaders in SecondLife (oh, wait, all the retailers already slunk away from that one) – there simply has to be a way to get people to buy from us there. But the real value in social is the ability to listen in on what people are saying about us and our products in a way that's scalable and legal. So Ken's quote is right: forget the direct ROI, focus on acting on the insights gleaned from listening. Sure, some companies will see an ROI from direct sales through social channels, but it is likely to be the equivalent of beer companies putting signs and posters in bars: right time/right place outweighs simply being where consumers are.
Some great points there Kurt, and I agree that for retailers, simply there are no excuses not to be engaging with their customers through social media. Social media should be an indefensible part on any large retailer in their brand authority building and monitoring. My two cents. Regards, Arturas http://sysiq.com
Great post. I completely agree that Facebook and other social networks need to be used in a very targeted way to be effective for eCommerce. There is a great whitepaper addressing this topic entitled Started with Social Media and eCommerce, written by AJ Angus, Kenny Rosenberg and Elbert Bautista of business and consulting site Credera. Many retailers have yet to develop a strong presence on social networking websites and integrate their features within their eCommerce websites. This paper analyzes the ability of social networks like Twitter and Facebook to drive traffic to eCommerce websites and increase a company's brand on the Internet. This paper will address common questions around the demographics of social networking users, how to utilize social networks to meet business goals, metrics for the success of social networking activities, and how to address feedback from users. Finally, this paper will discuss the risks of using social networks and the implications for businesses.
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Journalism comprises the investigation and reporting of significant events through media channels such as websites, newspapers and broadcast television. In journalism degree programs, you'll learn how to spot a story, conduct interviews and gather data, and write concisely so that the important elements of your story are comprehensible to both deep readers and headline skimmers. Journalism and the media are changing fast as the internet grows more accessible, and journalism degree programs are changing to accommodate new distribution paradigms. Any journalism program should include courses on web development, photo and video editing, and social media usage, as well as cornerstones like writing and the ethics of reporting.
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Kaplan University — For aspiring journalists seeking a communications degree, Kaplan University offers two such programs, the BS in Communication/Organization Communication and the Advanced Start BS in Communications for students who have already earned an associate's or bachelor's degree. Students enrolled in online programs engage classes through the use of online communities of peers, multimedia, and hands-on assignments. Read more about Kaplan University.
Ashford University — Ashford's bachelor's degree program in either journalism & mass communications or communication studies is a good fit for anyone pursuing a career in business, communication management, media, journalism, or public policy. Upon completion of either program, graduates are highly valued and sought after in the job market in all of these industries. Ashford also offers a similar degree in English/Language Arts that is geared toward individuals interested in a liberal arts education. Read more about Ashford University.
Full Sail University — The MS in new media journalism from Full Sail University allows journalists to keep their skills sharp all while meeting the demands required by today's media consumers. The degree program combines traditional methods of journalism with emerging technology. You'll learn how to produce multimedia content, use social media to engage audiences and promote your work, and publish and distribute content across digital delivery platforms. Read more about Full Sail University.
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Southern New Hampshire University — Southern New Hampshire University offers a MA degree in communication that combines courses in communication with a solid foundation in the liberal arts. Graduates of this program will be prepared to enter careers in advertising, business writing, corporate communications, journalism, and more. Read more about Southern New Hampshire University.
Kent State University — Kent State offers a master's degree of Journalism and Communication. This degree is specializes in Public Relations, preparing students for managerial positions or in-house PR positions with courses on social media, branding, strategy campaigns, and crisis management. This is one of only a few online masters of journalism programs available. Read more about Kent State University.
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What types of degrees are available in this field?
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There are many top journalism schools to choose from when evaluating options. Some schools offer only communications degrees, while others have specific journalism degrees tailored to fit the needs of their students. It should be noted that obtaining a journalism degree online is an excellent option for those who may have other commitments such as family or work. The online option allows for more flexibility where students can attend courses on their own schedule and submit assignments online, without having to show up to classes. The following schools offer excellent courses and degree programs for hopeful news leaders:
- University of Phoenix: The University of Phoenix is one of the largest universities in the world, and students can benefit from vast resources as a result. For journalism, the U of P has an associate and bachelor level degrees in communications that students can work towards.
- Ashford University: Founded in 1918, Ashford University has been helping students achieve their goals for almost a century. Aspiring journalists can enroll in degree programs for a Bachelor of Arts in communication studies, or English and language arts.
- Walden University: Walden University is one of the premier online institutions offering degrees that can help journalists achieve their personal career goals. Walden offers a BS in Communication degree program that will cover courses essential to a journalist.
- Full Sail University: Full Sail University offers students a wealth of different options for pursuing a degree in the entertaining and new media industries. Students can choose to enroll in a program online or on-site at the Florida campus.
- Kent State University: This institution offers an impressive array of degree programs, both online and one of seven locations throughout Ohio. Kent State has received numerous awards for its state-of-the-art academic facilities and quality education.
- Kaplan University: Kaplan University is a well-known university offering a variety of degree programs, including options for students interested in journalism and mass communication. Many of Kaplan's programs are offered online or at one of their many campuses nationwide.
- Southern New Hampshire University: SNHU offers degree programs online or on-site at their campus location in Manchester, New Hampshire. For those interested in pursuing a career in communication, SNHU offers an online bachelor degree program in communication designed for the busy student in mind.
There are many great options available to prospective journalism students. Each college or university has its own unique programs so it's important to reach each school carefully to find one that will prepare you for your desired career. Online programs offer students the opportunity to focus on their studies while earning their degree. So if you're currently working and need additional flexibility, you might want to consider distance learning. Check out our video to learn more about what a journalism degree can do for you.
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Son of Pedro and Francisca Bellame. Studied at the seminary in Vicenza, Italy, and taught there while still a student. Ordained on 15 January 1827. Founder of the Institute of the Sisters Teachers of Saint Dorothy, Daughters of the Sacred Heart in 1836; they are dedicated to teaching the poor. Bishop of Treviso, Italy on 20 September 1850. Ordained the future Pope Saint Pius X on 18 September 1858. Bishop of Vicenza on 28 September 1860, a seat he held until his death.
- 11 January 1803 in Gambellara, Vincenza province, Italy
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If there's an area of Saturday's Iron Bowl showdown where the Tigers have the upper hand, it belongs with special teams, and Auburn coach Gene Chizik believes that could prove to be a difference maker.
"I think special teams can always have an opportunity to win games, no question about it," he said. "I think the field position battles give the team an opportunity to win. It's invaluable. We've had games where for a whole half, we've had guys starting inside their own 20. When you do the percentages on chances to score touchdowns when they start inside the 20, it's very low, and to do it consistently, it's hard for people to do, so just that in itself, and being able to keep the ball on the other side of the 50-yard line. That's going to be a huge emphasis for us, no question about it."
Auburn's special teams' prowess started with the very first game when freshman Tre Mason returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown.
Later in the game, Auburn recovered an onside kick to set up the game-winning drive.
"I can definitely argue that out of our seven wins this year, special teams have definitely played an enormous part in almost every one," Chizik said. "That's where it started in game one, but you can see in most every phase right now (that) we've played well on special teams."
Auburn brings two major weapons to the table on special teams named Steven Clark and Cody Parkey.
Clark, a finalist for the Ray Guy Award, has punted 64 times for an average of 40.4 yards per punt.
Only eight of Clark's punts have been returned, and there have been 33 fair catches and two touchbacks. Of the eight returns, four have gone for zero or negative yardage.
He leads the SEC and is second in the FBS with 30 punts inside the 20-yard line and hasn't had a punt blocked this season.
"We always go out expecting to win on special teams," Clark said. "That's a foundation in our game plan. We just try to execute and do our jobs - me and Cody and (deep snapper) Josh Harris and everybody else. We try to do our part."
Parkey, meanwhile, has made 11 of 15 field goals and is second in the SEC and third in the FBS with 31 kickoffs for touchbacks.
Opponents' average starting field position after Parkey's kickoffs is the 22-yard line, a tribute both to Parkey and the Tigers' kick coverage.
Freshman safety Robenson Therezie leads the Tigers in special teams' tackles with four, but coverage has definitely been a group effort, with 19 different players recording at least one tackle.
"We feel very confident in all four aspects of special teams," Parkey said. "In field goal and everything. We've got a great snapper, a great holder, a great punter, we have all the aspects going for us, so we feel like we can be a big part in this game and contribute in every way possible."
Jay Boulware is Auburn's special teams' coordinator. He says his units could play a big role in Saturday's game, but looks at it as more of a collaborative effort between all phases.
"I don't think that we on special teams ever win a game by ourselves," Boulware said. "It's a team effort. We may make some plays that enhance our opportunities, but we don't win the games. It's offense, defense, special teams. We play very similar to a lot of NFL teams."
While Boulware coordinates the Tigers' special teams, it takes a group effort by the entire staff to make Auburn's special teams special.
"I feel like we do a really, really nice job of covering the details of our special teams," Chizik said. "Coach Boulware is our special teams coordinator, and we've been together five years now. It's been a progression over five years getting to this point. I think it all starts with how important they are to you and what emphasis you place on those special teams, but he does a good job leading it. Most every other coach on our staff is involved in some way or another with those, but we put a lot of meeting time, a lot of practice time into what we do on special teams, so it is very important to us."


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In 1926, Agatha Christie disappeared—making headlines across the world—only to show up eleven days later at a spa under an assumed name. During those eleven days, did she have time to write a play?
Jordan Kelly needs a new job and a new place to live. She's back in Harrison Falls, New York, living with her not so law-abiding uncles, in debt thanks to a credit card–stealing ex and pending grad school loans.
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2014 10th St, Boulder, CO | Directions 8030240.017730 -105.282741
Tuesday To Friday From 11:30 AM To 02:00 PM Tuesday To Friday From 05:00 PM To 10:00 PM Saturday From 12:00 PM To 10:00 PM Sunday From 04:30 PM To 09:30 PM
Neighborhoods: Central Boulder, Downtown
I've never felt so ripped off by a meal – Don't believe the hype. The fish is decent (but sushi den, japon, zanmai and more are just as good if not better. $12 for a very small caterpillar roll - for real. The shumai came with 3 dumplings for $g. We left hungry and ripped off. A $65 bill for 3 pieces of nigiri each, 1 roll, a handroll and some shumai, and 1 drink each. Downright offensive.
Probably one of the best sushi in Colorado – My wife and I are regular at this place. The fish, most of the time, is very fresh. I recommend going for lunch on Saturday. Their Hamachi (Yellowtail) collar is really good. I also like the Toro sashimi which sometimes isn't available during weekday. If you like sushi, try to stick with nigiri. I personally don't like the maki (roll) stuffs as it has too many things that sometimes overwhelm the fish. Service is great when not crowded (Saturday lunch). Highly recommend.
Real Sushi – Still the best sushi in Boulder after all these years. I do go to Hapa now and then but when I want the real thing with great service, there is no place like sushi Tora.
After 15 years in Colorado, I found the best place! – First of all, let me tell you that I am Japanese and sushi is my favorite food. I once ate 48 pieces of sushi in one sitting. I've lived in Denver for the last 15 years of my life and over the years, I've enjoyed great sushi from many different and authentic Denver establishments like Sushi Den, Japon, Genroku, Banzai, Sonodas, Mori, Tazu, and even Sushi Zanmai in Boulder. But somehow, I had never been to Sushi Tora until this past weekend. What a big mistake that was. There are certain basic elements to making fine sushi and Tora got an A+ on every single one of them. First and foremost, the chef was Japanese! I'm not being prejudiced but I can not stress this enough when it comes to sushi. If you want the best, seek out chefs that are Japanese or someone who has trained under Japanese master chefs. Sushi-do (the way of sushi) is very much like a martial art and it needs to be taken very seriously. Next was their shari (sushi rice). Seems easy but the subtle flavor and the softness as well as the right amount for nigiri is one of the keys to making theirs such fine sushi. Then there is the fish. The freshness, the cut, and the portion was perfect in the way it draped over the shari. Also important is the wasabi. Many chefs catering to locals don't even put the wasabi in the sushi anymore but the chef at Tora did and that earned him extra points. Add to that, a variety of exotic fish imported fresh and direct from Japan, most I've seen at any sushi place in Colorado, made this dining experience the BEST I've ever had in Colorado. Their friendly staff made the ambience very lively. They are going for authenticity here and not trendy/snobby. I saw many Japanese customers which is also rare in Colorado. They're not cheap but that's usually is a good sign. I know this is a huge claim but trust me when it comes to this stuff. Sorry for the long review.
Artful, authentic Japanese food paired with friendly service make this a sushi lover's dream. – In Short
Small and intimate, this place provides an alternative to the larger and louder sushi joints in the area. Customers can expect a warm greeting by the sushi chefs as they enter, and a boisterous thank you as they leave leave. The menu features a Magic Mushrooms appetizer-- mushrooms wrapped in salmon and dribbled with sauce. The Bento Box entrée offers a bit of everything, including tempura and a selection of fresh and creatively prepared sushi.
Great food – Their rainbow roll is fantastic, and the staff are always so friendly. They ALL said "goodbye" the last time we visited there.
Disappointed – We went to Sushi Tora after reading several reviews. I must say, it was quite a disappointing experience. Their sushi rice was bland, and their fish wasn't nearly as fresh as other sushi places within a few blocks. The service was also less than impressive. We definitely won't return.
Good Place – Sushi Tora is a quaint place with really good sushi. The price is right and I felt completely satisfied after my meal.
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Tattoos >Mom's Body Shop
1408 Haight St, San Francisco, CA | Directions 9411737.770270 -122.445673
Neighborhoods: Haight, Central
Very pleased – Love this place, have had a tattoo by Madeline and one by Eric. Have my next one planned and I wouldn't go anywhere else.. Clean, friendly and professional. As to the other comments about being pricey.... you get what you pay for.
Extemely knowledgable staff, clean environment, good selection of jewelry. – I recently visited Mom's on Haight street to get a piercing. I've been wanting a new peircing for some time but I couldn't decide on what to get pierced. I knew I wanted something a little different. Gary, the piercer, took some time to explain some different piercings to me. What the piercing was, the healing time, how it would look. He was very knowledgable and extremely helpful. In the end we I decided on a Daith piercing. This is a cartiledge piercing on the ear and rather hard to explain but it's really cool. I filled out the paperwork and payed my fees, which were very reasonable. Now the moment of truth. I was very nervous, as I always am, but Gary was very calming. He got me laughing while he was prepping me and then was so fast with the piercing that it was over in moments. I looked in the mirror and was so happy with my new piercing that I almost hugged my piercer. I didn't instead I gave him a tip. Gary then explained in great detail exactly how to take care of my new piercing and told me that if I had any questions about the piercing to come in anytime. Over all it was a great expierience and I love my new piercing.
Good experience – I got a tattoo at Mom's and everything went smoothly. I chose it because they have a great reputation, and are registered with the national board of tattoo artists so they are very clean and checked out regularly (I did a lot of online research to make sure the place I went to was legit, and all sources pointed me to Mom's). The people working were friendly and didn't rush me, and they weren't condescending at all about my tatoo choice (even though it was kinda girly). Also, my tattoo artist had the patience to stencil on and then wipe off my tattoo about 5 times to make sure the size and placement was right. It was a little expensive for what it was, but it's worth it to go to a decent place and make sure everything is up to code. The people here seem to know what they are doing. I would recommend Mom's.
Clean facility, bad service. Do NOT see Gary! – I beg to differ with the other reviews. Maybe it was just my piercer, but he was incredibly rude and condescending. Do NOT go to Gary. I went in just to have my piercing re-opened since it closed up. The whole procedure was under 2 minutes, but here's a rundown of the conversation:
Me: Oh, do you have the ring?
Gary (harshly): Of course I do, what do you think?
Me (thrown back. I just didn't see it): Oh, um..ok
*held my friend's hand since I'm a squeemish with needles. Gary's annoyed.*
Gary: Oh, the hole shrunk a bit.
Me: Does that mean we need a needle?
Gary: Does it look like I have a needle in my hand?? I'm just putting the ball in, is that okay with you?
Me: Sorry, I'm just a little squeemish with needles..
Gary (condescendingly): No one who get's piercings is afraid of needles. Why else would you get it done??
*statement continued into a lecture. friend and i exchanged confused/annoyed looks."
Gary (sarcastically): So I can tell your friend hates me. Whatever..
Needless to say, I grabbed my bag, looked at the tip jar, looked at him, and left.
I'm seriously confused why he was so upset. So I flinched a bit, it's not like I was being difficult or throwing a fit. If anything, I have a sense of humor about my nerves, as do all the other piercers I've seen before. I almost felt like I was being judged for being too "conventional". I've heard of places that having the "piercing attitude" and I defintely felt like this was him.
User review by shesabrickhouse – Affordable, clean, and very friendly staff. Went there with a friend to get pierced yesterday, did not experience any of the normal "piercing studio attitude". Highly reccomend.
Excellent Service – Mom's Tattoo is a fantastic tattoo/body piercing shop. I walked in today, with no appointment, to have a belly piercing removed. They were incredibly friendly, and took me right away, with no wait whatsover. It took just a few seconds, minimal pain, and I was out the door. And the best part, they wouldn't let me pay, although I insisted! I will definitely return, and will recommend Mom's.
User review by romi57 – Very nice and chilled place to get pierced or a tattoo. Looks like a typical tattoo palor, but don't be fooled they are EXTREMELY clean. They also give you great information on aftercare and if you get confused you are more than welcomed to call and ask any questions that you want. They were always very nice when i called. Overall, i highly recommend this tattoo/ pierce parlor. Oh, since its in on Haight Street, parking can be tough but just give yourself plenty of time to find parking and you'll be fine.
Just didn't feel wanted – I walked in off the street and talked to one of the artist. Just seemed generally disinterested in my ideas and wasn't interested in helping me move them along. Left feeling like they didn't care about my business.
Editorial Review – Haight district studio offers tattoos and body piercing.
Awesome – I had a tattoo and belly button piercing done here. It's clean, the staff are very friendly, and this is the only place I know of where the staff actually know what the hell they're doing. They get busy, so it's better to make an appointment. Get all of your body art done here!
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I have quite a few!
Lt. Surge/Koga(though IDK if it counts now due to my influence...)
Byron/Riley(outside of the Japanese fandom that is...)
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I have quite a few!
Lt. Surge/Koga(though IDK if it counts now due to my influence...)
Byron/Riley(outside of the Japanese fandom that is...)
I used to like RichiexCasey a long time ago, and DuplicaxTodd. I have absolutely no idea why, but god knows I was the only one who liked them. XD
I have a couple of pairings that I support:
Kenta (Jimmy) & May
Kenta (Jimmy) & Kelly
Gold & Sapphire
I have to agree that it get lonely when you support any certain pairings you like that's not well known
Redshipping, which is Satoshi x Musashi. My Crack OTP. It has like, 2 fan arts in the whole internet. I was hoping yesterday's episode could've sparked some new fan art in Pixiv, but I only see Kojiro x Dento pics there. :P
I have some:
Not sure if all of these are disliked per se, but they are far from being super popular/aircraft carriers.
- Castleshipping - Sir Aaron x Queen Rin - Slightly hinted at in movie 8. Explains where Queen Illene comes from. Not a ton of fanart (though I may just be looking in the wrong places?), but it has much more compared to others on my list.
- Diamondshipping - Giovanni x Delia - I think this is the one with the most hate towards it on my list because the majority of the fandom is tired of the Star Warsness of the situation and all the threads that pop up about who Ash's dad is. But I still less than three it lots. Past or present, doesn't matter, though I've taken to the present theory recently. If you really want to hear my fanon for it you can PM me, but I won't post it here because it's long and would probably bore everyone else to tears.
- Eldershipping - Prof.Oak x Delia - It's fluffy and cute. :3 Past or present, though I tend to go with present and the "Oak is not Ash's dad" variety. From flashbacks they seemed to make a nice happy family with Ash and Gary. (In my fanon I think Oak is dedicated to becoming a better father figure for them, because he was so obsessed with his research that he wasn't really around for his own son's childhood. When his son grew up he let his father's fame go to his head and got into debt trouble, which is how he ended up in Team Rocket.
Gary's dad is totally Tyson from the Red Gyarados two-parter.He didn't want the same to happen with Gary, so he was much more involved in his life. There was no dad in the picture for Ash, so he took up that post as well. And eventually the post of being Delia's significant other.)
- Innuendoshipping/PewterTulipshipping - Brock x Domino - I like the dynamic of Goodie Two-shoes Boy/Bad Girl. Will it ever happen? I'm 100% sure it won't, but I still find it an interesting pairing. Sadly I've yet to see any art for it, and the only fic I've come across is the snippet that Luna was nice enough to write for me.
- Skillshipping - Ash x Domino - Again, Goodie Two-shoes Boy/Bad Girl pairing full of win. I've read a few fics with this as the main pairing, but sadly they never went very far and are dead. No art. At all. ;_;
- SmartkidShipping - Max x Molly Hale - They're pretty close in age and both are pretty smart kids, so I could see it working out. Plus it's cute.
- Teenrocketshipping - Mondo x Domino - Yet another Goodie Two-shoes Boy/Bad Girl. Why do I like pairing this girl up with them so much? Out of the three I listed, this is the one that would be the most likely to happen. (Like a 0.000001%, but that's still more than the other two. ;_;) Also seems the most likely to be...genuine? Not sure if that's the right word for it, but the others could just be part of a rouse. This one I couldn't see happening for any other reason other than the two really caring about each other. I have yet to see anything on this pair. TT_TT
- Max x Stephanie (From Having a Wailord of a Time) - She was only in one episode, but she was adorable and actually sounded like a little kid.
I have a feeling that "anything from DPA" counts in here. But seriously, PoundingHeartshipping and Desertionshipping are both practically canon, and TBHshipping gets elevated to that status too.
Also I know only a few other Peacenikshippers despite it being general fandom concensus that Carolina was totally hitting on Cyrus (it would not have impacted his goal in gaining her trust to ask her to not be so forward with him. That flirting, that touching, those jibes? He was totally into that).
Also I think that any Execshippers that exist are because of my fanfics. I know that's true for Redwingshipping, since a fic I did proposed the very idea of it.
And I don't ship it near as much as I used to, but anyone notice that Airshipping seems to have completely vanished? It used to be THE yaoi Giovanni pairing. Now I think that's with Koga.
And I'm pretty sure I'm still the only supporter of Gio/Tracey. :B
Pretty much any Pokemon Colosseum shipping that isn't ColosseumShipping (WesxRui) I don't mind it, I just wish there was more variety in shipping for that game.
Other Colosseum ships I've seen include one SpyShipping (WesxSilva), only one or two RaiSnagShipping (WesxEin) and a couple of CipherShipping (EinxVenus)
Gay Kojishipping (i.e. James/Kojirou with any male character) because, let's face it, he is, or should be, gay. It would, most likely, be Rocketshipping. Although, I could see a few other pairings.
James/Giovanni: How else would he and Jessie get back onto the team in the games?
Butch/James: Everyone needs a mentor, if Butch could be considered one for James.
Vicious/Kojirou: Same as above.
Jamesi/Ash: Possible IST.
Brock/James: Same as above. Of course, there's definite UST between Brock and Joy as well as Jenny, which would make Brock bi.
For a while, I was big into RedShipping (Ash/Jessie) and MichaelIAmYourFatherShipping (mainly because I really liked Eldes as a kid and thought he'd make a good stepdad for Michael and Jovi.)
But nowadays, my big two are:
ChristmasWrongShipping (Soul and Lorelei)
TahitiShipping?(Blue Eyes and Ben)
I love ontherocksshipping(cress/Hilda), mostly cuz I named it but it is the cutest thing ever, I found let's see, one person who is sorta for it. I mean I wish I could have someone too share fanfics and fanart with and discuss it. Sigh, everyone is so ferriswheelshipping,its not even funny. Also whatever Herbert/Hilda is has more fans then my little ship. I even drew fanart for it and started a group, 0 veiws and 1 other member.:bawl:


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Everglades National Park
If you're heading across South Florida on U.S. 41 from Miami to Naples, you'll breeze right through the Everglades. Also known as Tamiami Trail, this mostly two-lane road skirts the edge of Everglades National Park and cuts across the Big Cypress National Preserve. You'll also be near the park if you're en route from Miami to the Florida Keys on U.S. 1, which cuts through Homestead and Florida City—communities east of the main park entrance. Basically, if you're in South Florida, you can't escape at least fringes of the Everglades. With tourist strongholds like Miami, Naples, and the Florida Keys so close, travelers from all over the world typically make day trips to the park.
Everglades National Park has three main entry points: the park headquarters at Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center, southwest of Homestead and Florida City; the Shark Valley area, accessed by Tamiami Trail (U.S. 41); and the Gulf Coast Visitor Center, south of Everglades City to the west and closest to Naples.
Explore on your own or participate in free ranger-led hikes, bicycle or bird-watching tours, and canoe trips. The variety of these excursions is greatest from mid-December through Easter, and some adventures (canoe trips, for instance) typically aren't offered in sweltering summer. Among the more popular are the Anhinga Amble, a 50-minute walk around the Taylor Slough (departs from the Royal Palm Visitor Center), and the Early Bird Special, a 90-minute walk centered on birdlife (departs from Flamingo Visitor Center). Check with the visitor centers for details.
Coe Visitor Center to Flamingo
The most popular access to Everglades National Park is via the park headquarters entrance southwest of Homestead and Florida City. If you're coming to the Everglades from Miami, take Route 836 West to Route 826/874 South to the Homestead Extension of Florida's Turnpike, U.S. 1, and Krome Avenue (Route 997/old U.S. 27). To reach the Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center from Homestead, go right (west) from U.S. 1 or Krome Avenue onto Route 9336 (Florida's only four-digit route) in Florida City and follow signage to the park entrance.
Gulf Coast Entrance
To reach the park's western gateway, take U.S. 41 west from Miami for 77 miles, turn left (south) onto Route 29, and travel another 3 miles through Everglades City to the Gulf Coast Ranger Station. From Naples on the Gulf Coast, take U.S. 41 east for 35 miles, and then turn right onto Route 29.
Shark Valley
You won't see sharks at Shark Valley. The name comes from the Shark River, also called the River of Grass, flowing through the area. Several species of shark swim up this river from the coast (about 45 miles south of Shark Valley) to give birth, though not at this particular spot. Young sharks (called pups), vulnerable to being eaten by adult sharks and other predators, gain strength in waters of the slough before heading out to sea.
Everglades National Park at a Glance
- Ernest F. Coe Visitor Center
- Flamingo
- Flamingo Marina Store—Everglades National Park Boat Tours 2
- Flamingo Visitor Center
- Gulf Coast Visitor Center
Elsewhere in The Everglades
See Also
- 80 Degrees: Fodor's Helps You Find Your Best Beach Vacation Spots
- Fodor's Go List 2014: Where we are going in 2014
- World Cup Fever: Start planning your trip to Brazil!
- Fodor's 100 Hotel Awards: Check out the winners of 2013
- Weekend Getaways: Fodor's Recommends the Best Weekend Escapes in the US
- Great American Vacation: Find Your Next U.S. Trip with Fodor's


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Great food and by far our top choice for Mexican cuisine... Unfortunately, like others have mentioned in previous reviews, our experience with our waitress was awful and outweighed the quality of food or enjoyment we got from being there, hence the 1 star.
During our last trip we had an incident where our waitress, Toni, threw a fit and embarrassed our party by screaming at me in front of a packed restaurant for not tipping her for her poor service and rude, impatient behavior all throughout while we were eating. She continued to scream as I walked out the door about how "she only made $2 an hour".
Afterward, I contacted the manager who actually seemed like a nice lady. She assured me she'd deal with Toni and that we wouldn't have a problem with her again. We've decided to give On The Border another shot, however, if we see Toni working there after her shocking, inexcusable outburst, we're going to press matters further by contacting the BBB in addition to getting in touch with other channels.
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (CFS) is a somewhat mysterious disease in which the affected individual feels extreme fatigue over a prolonged period of time. While we are all familiar with the occasional day where we seem to lack energy, CFS is far more complex and severe.
Unlike usual fatigue, which is usually helped by a few nights of good sleep and proper nutrition, the feeling of exhaustion experienced in chronic fatigue syndrome does not disappear with rest and only seems to get worse over time.
Affected individuals often feel too tired to perform routine daily tasks, and things that once brought pleasure soon become an effort.
Chronic Fatigue is often compared to a long incurable hangover with common symptoms being profound weakness, inability to concentrate or focus, listlessness and aches and pain – and while a couple of aspirin and a good nights sleep will cure a hangover – people with CFS often suffer these symptoms with little relief.


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Now showing on the Medical School quad is a preview of what the exterior of the Albert Sherman Center (ASC) will look like when finished. It's a temporary display known as a visual mock-up that incorporates all the elements proposed for use on the exterior of the ASC.
"We need this mock-up to prove things out in full scale," said John Baker, associate vice chancellor of facilities management, who is overseeing the ASC construction project. "We are investing over $20 million in the exterior system, so we don't want to just put components up on the building that we may regret, or that don't work as designed."
The design for the exterior of the ASC uses glass, aluminum, terracotta and granite elements, all fitted together in 1,775 panels to form the façade of the building. It's called a curtain wall system because it "drapes" over the exterior of the building and is not a structural element. The visual mock-up now overlooking the quad is a microcosm of the curtain wall system.
The mock-up is divided into four main flat sections, and one corner treatment. The first section on the left represents the panels that will cover most of the east and west sides of the building. The windows are framed by light brown tiles of terracotta, which is a fired clay product. All of the terracotta to be used on the building is the same material, but with different textures and patterns. Some tiles are smooth, some scored with fine lines, while other terracotta panels are cut with wider channels, all strictly for aesthetic reasons.
The section second from the left on the mock-up shows a window framed by the granite that will be used on much of the first three levels of the ASC. "We've used granite on the base for an aesthetic component, but primarily because of its durability," said Bryan Thorp, a senior associate at ARC, the firm designing the building. "The terracotta is a lighter-weight product, which is good for use on the upper floors. The lower floors of the building, however, are where we expect more interaction with people and the environment. Snow removal, for example, or contact with the ground and plantings, all sorts of activities that could impact the façade happens there, so the stone is more durable."
The next two sections of the mock-up represent the largest areas of the façade—the upper floors on the north and south facing walls of the ASC. First, to the right of the granite section, is the treatment that will dominate the north side of the building, where the laboratories will be located. In that area, the façade is mostly glass, with long widows designed to allow in as much natural light as possible. Above and below each clear window pane, there is a section of glass with a shadow-box design, which is often called spandrel glass. Those elements add color to the façade, and are used to cover the structural elements of the building like the steel beams that support the floors. There are spandrel glass sections on all sides of the building.
The last flat section of the visual mock-up shows the south façade treatment, which contains glass and terracotta, plus a system of sun shades that look like small louvers extending perpendicular to the glass. "The south side of the building will get the majority of the direct sunlight, so we had to design a system that would allow us to bring as much daylight into the building as possible, while managing the glare and the solar heat gain," said Sarah Walker, an associate at ARC, who works on the façade.
The shades are designed to block much of the heat energy of the sun's rays, particularly in the summer months when the sun is high in the sky, beating down on the southern face of the building. The shades (which are not adjustable, but are fixed in place) will also bounce some of the light up to the interior ceilings of the offices and educational spaces that dominate the south side of the building. The glass on the south side is also slightly more reflective than the rest of the building, again to limit solar glare and heat gain, Walker said.
The smallest element on the visual mock-up is the corner on the right end. Its primary purpose is to show how the various materials will fit together on the corners of the building. Some of the glass on the corner section is called fritted glass, which is not completely transparent, but has a small embedded pattern. This glass will be used on the mid section of the south side of the ASC to create a multi-story atrium-like space.
In addition to the visual mock-up now on campus, a similar structure known as a performance mock-up was recently built in a laboratory, and then subjected to a battery of physical tests. In March, Baker and other members of the design and construction team traveled to York, Penn. to witness a series of tests on the performance mock-up. (See related story.)
Once the final analysis of the performance testing data is completed, and the visual mock-up is analyzed and approved, the façade panels will be manufactured by Enclos, a national curtain wall company headquartered in Minnesota. The panes for the ASC will be built at the company's Pennsylvania plant.
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