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turtle wax redline wheel cleaner is a unique ph-neutral wheel cleaner with active sodium ingredients that turn red as they remove break dust quickly and safely. to use: spray, wait for colour change and then power wash to remove all contaminants.
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9 out of 10 based on 401 ratings. 4,599 user reviews.
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We’ve always believed that, with the right approach, every school has the potential to succeed - even those in the most challenging circumstances. Nothing should be a barrier to children achieving.
We still only work in the communities where we can make the biggest difference to children’s lives, and all our schools are non-selective.
We want to change the lives of children everywhere, not just in our own schools. So we create and incubate ventures designed not only to help pupils in Ark schools, but also to improve education systems as a whole. These ventures tackle some of the most intractable problems facing children – including poor numeracy, inadequate support for dyslexic pupils, and the lack of quality social workers.
Things can only be changed through hard work, high expectations and evidence-driven approaches. In some cases, it could be about tweaking the way a lesson is taught; in others, it's changing the way we think about training teachers. For instance, in the UK, our structured approach to teacher training and professional development is helping to embed outstanding teaching in our schools– for trainee teachers right through to executive headteachers.
And we don't stop at training our own teachers. Programmes such as Ambition School Leadership and Mathematics Mastery are now training teachers and school leaders in hundreds of schools across the UK.
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Working in partnership has also allowed us to extend our impact to other countries – spreading our expertise through initiatives designed to improve entire education systems. Through Ark’s Education Partnerships Group, we’re working to bring governments and education organisations closer together to create better schools. In India and Uganda, this involves implementing new ways of tracking and improving school quality and student performance. In Kenya and South Africa, we're developing low-cost school information systems to drive student progress through better use of data.
Working together is key to everything we do: whether that’s teachers sharing resources across countries, or children from different schools helping each other to perform a song on stage. Our work has greater impact when we share knowledge and expertise.
Over recent years, we have seen some life-changing results. However it is only the beginning. We're committed to transforming even more lives through education.

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we’ve always believed that, with the right approach, every school has the potential to succeed - even those in the most challenging circumstances. nothing should be a barrier to children achieving.
we still only work in the communities where we can make the biggest difference to children’s lives, and all our schools are non-selective.
we want to change the lives of children everywhere, not just in our own schools. so we create and incubate ventures designed not only to help pupils in ark schools, but also to improve education systems as a whole. these ventures tackle some of the most intractable problems facing children – including poor numeracy, inadequate support for dyslexic pupils, and the lack of quality social workers.
things can only be changed through hard work, high expectations and evidence-driven approaches. in some cases, it could be about tweaking the way a lesson is taught; in others, it's changing the way we think about training teachers. for instance, in the uk, our structured approach to teacher training and professional development is helping to embed outstanding teaching in our schools– for trainee teachers right through to executive headteachers.
and we don't stop at training our own teachers. programmes such as ambition school leadership and mathematics mastery are now training teachers and school leaders in hundreds of schools across the uk.
we can have a bigger impact when we work with others, such as governments and education organisations, as well as people at a local level too. from having key members of the community as governors, to engaging parents and taking part in local events, our schools work with others to create happy, safe communities.
working in partnership has also allowed us to extend our impact to other countries – spreading our expertise through initiatives designed to improve entire education systems. through ark’s education partnerships group, we’re working to bring governments and education organisations closer together to create better schools. in india and uganda, this involves implementing new ways of tracking and improving school quality and student performance. in kenya and south africa, we're developing low-cost school information systems to drive student progress through better use of data.
working together is key to everything we do: whether that’s teachers sharing resources across countries, or children from different schools helping each other to perform a song on stage. our work has greater impact when we share knowledge and expertise.
over recent years, we have seen some life-changing results. however it is only the beginning. we're committed to transforming even more lives through education.


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The 4-Hour Work Week teaches techniques to increase your time and financial freedom giving you more lifestyle options. By automating a passive income and liberating yourself from unproductive tasks you can live the lifestyle of the ‘new rich' – one defined by having, doing and being what you want. The author, Tim Ferriss, is an absolute genius and someone every entrepreneur or internet marketer should look up to.
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This is the book I probably recommend the most to people, and it’s one I’ve personally read multiple times. This book is an absolute go-to for anyone interested in working for themselves and creating a sustainable work/life balance. The 4-Hour Work Week is about escaping the 9-5 trap, giving yourself the freedom to work anywhere and still be successful. It’s not about working longer hours, but about working less and still getting the same, if not better, results. Who doesn’t want that?
Tim Ferriss is an American Blogger, Author, Podcaster and all-around entrepreneur. His Podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show has been #1 on iTunes for years and he’s released 4 #1 NYT bestselling books. Tim Ferris comes across as incredibly relatable and down-to-earth, perhaps why his popularity has skyrocketed. With a diverse range of knowledge, Tim Ferriss isn’t all about business, he’s even brought out books such as The 4-Hour Body and The 4-Hour Chef diving into the world of health and fitness.
This summary will cover some of the techniques that Tim Ferriss talks about in The 4-Hour Work Week that are designed to help you increase your time and financial freedom, giving you more lifestyle options. By automating a passive income and liberating yourself from unproductive tasks you can live the lifestyle of the ‘new rich' – one defined by having, doing and being what you want. This summary will start by covering some of Tim Ferriss’ key rules and things to avoid. Next, we’ll summarise how to ‘reset’ your lifestyle and eliminate the unnecessary. Then we’ll move on to talk about how you can automate your new lifestyle to free up even more time and finally with a brief discussion about what to do with your new lifestyle and how to fill your new-found free time!
Before we dive into what you need to do to increase both your time and financial freedom, Tim Ferriss summarises the process you’ll go through as a 4-step process, aka DEAL.
D for Definition – essentially you need to define what you're going to do and understand the rules.
A for Automation – next up is the time to automate everything possible, this may include outsourcing.
L for Liberation – finally, the part where you get to go out and live it.
Tim calls this the “freedom multiplier. The reality is, that you have options, you have the ability to choose, and Tim emphasises that this is a real power within you. If you can follow Tim’s simple steps, you’ll be able to see what you ca achieve with minimum effort and cost. And the reality is, that Tim believes you can make a lot more money by doing a lot less than you currently are!
Retirement Is Worst-Case-Scenario Insurance. Planning for retirement should not be part of your plan, the idea is that your work should be so enjoyable and achievable that you can continue to work without retirement.
Interest and Energy Are Cyclical. The best way to make your lifestyle maintainable is to have alternating periods of rest and work/activity. Plan “mini-retirements” throughout your life. When you are in a cycle of work you’ll work at your full potential, then allow yourself the rest required when you have a break.
Less Is Not Laziness. People assume that by doing less you are lazy, society stereotypes those that work harder and longer hours as better. This is not true, you can work a lot less and still be as successful.
The Timing is Never Right. It will never feel like the right time to do the significant things in your life. Quitting a job, having a baby, moving house? You can’t continue to put these things off until the ‘time is right’ – because that time may never come!
Ask for Forgiveness, Not Permission. This one is key, you’ve got to learn from your own mistakes in order to grow. Don’t give other people the opportunity to say no or deny you an opportunity. Give it a go first, and if it doesn’t work, apologise.
Emphasize Strengths, Don’t Fix Weaknesses. Strengths are more powerful and have more of an impact on your life than your weaknesses ever will. Don’t try and fix all the minor weaknesses you have, improve your strengths as this is where the results are. Improving a weakness may only ever bring mediocrity, whereas improving upon a strength can bring greatness.
Things in Excess Become Their Opposite. There is such a thing as too much of a good thing. Remember this, as they become a burden eventually.
Money Alone Is Not the Solution. As per the previous point, too much money can be a problem. The answer is not always money.
Relative Income Is More Important Than Absolute Income. Relative income uses two variables: the dollar and time, usually hours.
Distress Is Bad. Distress is only ever going to bring you down, make you weaker and less confident. Anyone who fires criticism at you or is abusive is only causing you distress. Find the people who are positive role models, who push you and help you grow.
Ferriss explains that most people avoid the concept of fear and pretend it’s something else all together. They deny the fear and remain optimistic. Tim uses the example of someone who’s unhappy but avoids quitting their job, they will continue to deny their unhappiness and remain optimistic that their work will improve in time or their income will increase.
Define what the benefits, either temporary or permanent that are likely outcomes of the scenario you are considering.
Identify the things that you are putting off or avoiding out of fear.
By avoiding these things, is it costing you? Whether this be financial, emotional or physical?
The goals shift from ambiguous wants to defined steps.
The goals have to be unrealistic to be effective.
It focuses on activities that will fill the vacuum created when work is removed. Living like a millionaire requires doing interesting things and not just owning enviable things.
What would you do if there were no way you could fail? If you were 10 times smarter than the rest of the world? Have two separate timelines, one short-term (e.g. 6 months) and one longer-term (12 months.) With these timelines, you need to add 5 things that you dream about, whether it be something you dream about having, being and doing.
Drawing a blank? If this hasn’t given you some inspiration, consider what you would do if you have $100,000,000. How would this affect your dreams? And what is it that would make you excited to wake up in the morning?
What does “being” entail doing? Convert each “being” into a “doing” to make it actionable. Identify an action that would characterize this state of being or a task that would mean you had achieved it.
What are the four dreams that would change it all? Identify 4 key dreams and consider how they would change your life.
Determine three steps for each of the four dreams in just the 6-month timeline and take the first step now. Break the dreams down, and start acting upon them immediately. You need to take this first step to start turning your dreams into a reality.
Tim explains the differences between being effective and being efficient. To be effective is to act in a way that is helping you reach your goals. And to be efficient is to act upon any given task, in the most productive way possible. The problem, Tim explains is that the default approach is often being efficient without regard to effectiveness. It’s key to understand that doing something unimportant, but very well, does not by default make it important. And similarly, spending a lot of time on a certain task does not make it important either.
Another Law that Tim discusses is Parkinson’s Law.
Tim explains that your best approach is to use both of these concepts together. And the best way to do this is to identify a few tasks that are both critical and will contribute to the majority of your income. Schedule these tasks with clear deadlines and don’t dedicate a lot of time to them.
1. If you had a heart attack and had to work two hours per day, what would you do?
2. What if you had a second heart attack and had to work two hours per week, what would you do?
3. If you had a gun to your head and had to stop doing 4/5 of different time-consuming activities, what would you remove?
4. What are the top-three activities that I use to fill time to feel as though I’ve been productive?
5. Who are the 20% of people who produce 80% of your enjoyment and propel you forward, and which 20% cause 80% of your depression, anger, and second-guessing?
6. If this is the only thing I accomplish today, will I be satisfied with my day?
7. Are you inventing things to do to avoid the important?
We’ve all heard the phrase ‘ignorance is bliss’ before, and Tim firmly believes that not only is ignorance blissful, but it can also be practical.
Tim identifies three ‘interruptions’ that often get in the way of the start-to-finish completion of any given task.
E-mail is almost certainly the most significant interruption in the workplace. Minimise the emails you send AND read.
Make sure the sound and notification of emails are turned off.
Try and only check your email 2 times in a day. Tim suggests first at 12:00 noon, and again at 4:00 P.M. This timing will ensure you have the most responses from previously sent e-mail.
Screen any phone-calls you receive. You don’t have to answer them all. And limit the phone calls you make.
If possible, Tim suggests you have two phone numbers. One can be used as your office line, and your cell phone number can be reserved for only urgent phone calls.
Most issues and work-related communication is not urgent at all. Steer your colleagues, clients etc. to the following order of communication; email first, then phone and finally in-person.
If someone has left you a voice-mail, reply to this via email when possible. This will help teach people the best way to reach you.
Meetings should only be held to make decisions about a predefined situation, not to define the problem.
If you absolutely cannot stop a meeting or call from happening, define the start and the end time. Ensure that you only discuss a pre-arranged topic and you don’t get side-tracked.
Time consumers are the second of Tim’s common interruptions. These can be defined as tasks that are repetitive in nature but need to be completed regularly. These are the little tasks that interrupt the start-to-finish workflow of a task. Common time consumers include reading emails, replying to emails, talking on the phone, customer service tasks, reporting finances or sales, errands, personal tasks, regular manual updates. Anything that gets repeated frequently.
Tim points out that whenever a task is interrupted, psychologically, it can date up to 45 minutes to resume that task. Stats suggest that 28% of your 9-5 working day is consumed by these interruptions.
The best approach to combatting these time-wasters is to wait until you have a large quantity of the task to do. E.g. wait until you have plenty of emails to read and reply to or multiple phone calls to make. This approach is called batching and is a great solution to let these tasks interrupt larger, more important work.
Empowerment failures are the third key interruption is cases where your approval is required in order for something to happen. When someone has to come to you before they can take the next step in their task. Or, in the case where you have to go to someone else before you can proceed with a task.
If people who you work with are unable to complete a task from start-to-finish without receiving permissions or further information, it becomes a case of empowerment failures. It’s commonly associated with micro-management which can be extremely time consuming.
As an employee, to be able to work as seamlessly as possible means having access to required information and having the ability to make as many decisions as possible.
As an entrepreneur, for everything to run as smoothly as possible you should provide your employees/contractors as much information as necessary and allow them the opportunity to make decisions without first asking permission.
If you feel you are in a position where you are being micro-managed, sit down with your boss and explain to them why you having more access to information and the ability to make decisions will benefit you both, by allowing you to be more productive and for your boss to have fewer interruptions.
Tim recommends getting a remote personal assistant when the time is right. It means that you can offload some of your work to them, it frees up your time to work on other things and gives you the opportunity to practice giving orders. It helps to set you up as a leader, it’s time you learned to be the boss.
Tim explains that it's not about the money but freeing up your time, allowing yourself the freedom to be creative and innovate rather than being caught up in mundane daily tasks.
It’s important to learn how to delegate well, to use it as a tool to reduce work rather than create more. Before you begin to delegate, it’s time to eliminate.
Tim explains that you shouldn’t ever automate something that could actually be eliminated altogether. And don’t delegate if the task can be automated. It’s not about wasting other people’s time. Their time is just as valuable as yours.
”Golden Rule #1: Each delegated task must be both time-consuming and well-defined.
Hire an assistant – regardless of whether or not you need one right now.
Identify which tasks on your to-do-list have been sitting there the longes. And identify any tasks that you currently do, that could be done by a virtual assistant. Every time you are interrupted or frustrated, is this where a VA could come in?
It’s key to synchronise your work with your VA, share calendars and schedules so you both know whats going on.
Tim moves on to discuss the next stage, you need a product to sell. Something that's either downloadable or shippable in order to help you eliminate the limitations of a per-hour-based model.
It’s much easier to tap into a current market, creating demand from scratch is hard. Don’t start with a product, then look for a customer. First, find the market, understand who the customer is, and create a product for them.
Identify what you already know, look at what social/professional/industry groups you belong to or have access to. You don’t have to learn something new.
Identify which of the groups you have access to have their own magazines/blogs.
The Main Benefit Should Be Encapsulated in One Sentence.
It Should Cost the Customer $50–200.
Aim for an 8–10x markup, which means a $100 product can’t cost more than $10–12.50.
It Should Take No More Than 3 to 4 Weeks to Manufacture.
Information products are low-cost, fast to manufacture, and time-consuming for competitors to duplicate. Consider that the top-selling non-information.
Best: Identify what the competition is, it’s your job to create a more compelling offer than whats currently out there. All you need is a simple website, just 1-3 pages, which correlates to 1-3 hours work. Things to consider to make your offer better than the competition are; more credibility indicators? Testimonials? A better guarantee? Better selection? Free/faster shipping?
Test: Test the offer using short Google Adwords advertising campaigns (three hours to set up and five days of passive observation).
Divest or Invest: Identify the losers and cut them out, manufacture the winner and get ready for sales.
One of the key steps in Tim’s process is that once you have a product (physical or online) you need to design your business in a way that it has the ability to essential run itself.
”1. Contract outsourcing companies that specialize in one function vs. freelancers whenever possible so that if someone is fired, quits, or doesn’t perform, you can replace them without interrupting your business. Hire trained groups of people who can provide detailed reporting and replace one another as needed.
Increase Investment. Get the company to invest in some training for you so the cost of losing you is greater.
Prove Increased Output Offsite. Call in sick, work from home and make it a super productive day.
Prepare the Quantifiable Business Benefit. Prepare your results so you can show the quantifiable benefit you gained from working at home.
Propose a Revocable Trial Period. Start with one day a week.
Expand Remote Time. Gradually work up to multiple days at home per week. Then eventually, full-time remote work.
It’s not permanent. Quitting a job doesn’t mean you’ll never have another job again. It’s temporary.
You will still be able to pay your bills. The objective of Tim’s process is that you will have some cash-flow prior to quitting your current job. You may need to eliminate some spending that is unnecessary in the short-term, but, if you’ve done it right, your bills will still be paid.
Your resume isn’t ruined forever. It’s actually a point of difference on your resume and you may get more interviews simply because you stand out from the crowd.
Tim tries to break the common assumption that you need to wait until the end of your career to embrace retirement. He suggests that rather than saving it all up for the end, you take mini-retirements throughout your life. Tim recommends that you relocate your life somewhere new for anywhere from 1 month to 6 months before you return to your home. The idea is that it’s not a holiday or an escape from your life, but just the continuation of your life in a new environment, an opportunity to assess your current lifestyle, eliminate the unnecessary. Keep it slow and relaxing, allowing yourself time to reflect and plan.
Tim explains that more often than not, people can be financially free and have the freedom of time, but still find themselves caught up in the highly-stressful and money-obsessed culture of materialistic businesses.
Consider your assets and cash-flow.
Identify your dream mini-retirement location.
Choose a realistic location for your mini-retirement.
Two months out – automate billing with credit cards.
One month out – redirect mail to a friend, test gotoPC.
Two weeks out – scan and store digital documents of key info e.g. Credit cards, ID and insurance documents. Downgrade phone plans.
One week out – decide on work schedule while you're away. Put other belongings into storage.
Two days out – store car, add thing to tank to store fuel, disconnect battery leads.
When you arrive – make booking to view apartments (one month only), go on bus/bike tours of the city.
But This Is What I Always Wanted! How Can I Be Bored?!
Something Tim suggests you do when traveling and on your mini-retirements is to learn something new. Decide to dedicate some time to a specific skill or activity, something you’ve always wanted to do but never had the time. Whether it be learning a new language or learning how to skateboard.
Losing sight of dreams and falling into work for work’s sake (W4W).
Chasing customers, particularly unqualified or international prospects, when you have sufficient cash flow to finance your nonfinancial pursuits.
Not performing a thorough 80/20 analysis every two to four weeks for your business and personal life.
Striving for endless perfection rather than great or simply good enough, whether in your personal or professional life.
Making non-time-sensitive issues urgent in order to justify work.
Viewing one product, job, or project as the end-all and be-all of your existence.
You need to be effective & efficient. Doing more and spending more time on tasks does not make them important.
Avoid the ‘interruptions’: time wasters, time consumers and empowerment failures.
Automation and delegation are key. Get a Virtual Assistant, even if you don’t think you need one yet.
When getting ready to create a product, find the market and the customer first, then create a product for the defined audience. Don’t come up with the product first.
Take mini-retirements throughout your life instead of saving it all up until the end.
Also by Tim Ferriss is Tools of Titans, Tools of Titans is a fantastic read and there really is something for everyone in this book. Broken up into three sections; healthy, wealthy and wise, author Tim Ferriss deconstructs the habits, routines and daily rituals of the world’s top performers.
Following Tim Ferriss life/work balance and the concept that you can work from anywhere, Remote: Office Not Required by Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson is another excellent read and contribution to the new era of working. Remote: Office Not Required is an examination of the emerging trend of remote working. They discuss the benefits of working remotely for both the employer and employee while examining common excuses. Remote offers plenty of advice on how to get your company started on having remote employees and also advice on how to manage your work if you are a remote employee. A great all-around guide to the new way to work!
Another great book for budding entrepreneurs and anyone looking to start a business is The Lean Startup by Eric Ries. The Lean Startup defines a scientific methodology for running startups and launching new products. This new approach has been adopted around the world within startups and established organisations. Regardless of your role or company size, this is a must-read for entrepreneurs, marketers, developers and business leaders.
Identify how much of your current routine/job you can automate, delegate or eliminate. Streamline as much as possible to free up some time.
Plan a mini-retirement, establish what you need to do to make it happen and book it in.
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the 4-hour work week teaches techniques to increase your time and financial freedom giving you more lifestyle options. by automating a passive income and liberating yourself from unproductive tasks you can live the lifestyle of the ‘new rich' – one defined by having, doing and being what you want. the author, tim ferriss, is an absolute genius and someone every entrepreneur or internet marketer should look up to.
download the 4-hour work week book summary pdf for free!
this is the book i probably recommend the most to people, and it’s one i’ve personally read multiple times. this book is an absolute go-to for anyone interested in working for themselves and creating a sustainable work/life balance. the 4-hour work week is about escaping the 9-5 trap, giving yourself the freedom to work anywhere and still be successful. it’s not about working longer hours, but about working less and still getting the same, if not better, results. who doesn’t want that?
tim ferriss is an american blogger, author, podcaster and all-around entrepreneur. his podcast, the tim ferriss show has been #1 on itunes for years and he’s released 4 #1 nyt bestselling books. tim ferris comes across as incredibly relatable and down-to-earth, perhaps why his popularity has skyrocketed. with a diverse range of knowledge, tim ferriss isn’t all about business, he’s even brought out books such as the 4-hour body and the 4-hour chef diving into the world of health and fitness.
this summary will cover some of the techniques that tim ferriss talks about in the 4-hour work week that are designed to help you increase your time and financial freedom, giving you more lifestyle options. by automating a passive income and liberating yourself from unproductive tasks you can live the lifestyle of the ‘new rich' – one defined by having, doing and being what you want. this summary will start by covering some of tim ferriss’ key rules and things to avoid. next, we’ll summarise how to ‘reset’ your lifestyle and eliminate the unnecessary. then we’ll move on to talk about how you can automate your new lifestyle to free up even more time and finally with a brief discussion about what to do with your new lifestyle and how to fill your new-found free time!
before we dive into what you need to do to increase both your time and financial freedom, tim ferriss summarises the process you’ll go through as a 4-step process, aka deal.
d for definition – essentially you need to define what you're going to do and understand the rules.
a for automation – next up is the time to automate everything possible, this may include outsourcing.
l for liberation – finally, the part where you get to go out and live it.
tim calls this the “freedom multiplier. the reality is, that you have options, you have the ability to choose, and tim emphasises that this is a real power within you. if you can follow tim’s simple steps, you’ll be able to see what you ca achieve with minimum effort and cost. and the reality is, that tim believes you can make a lot more money by doing a lot less than you currently are!
retirement is worst-case-scenario insurance. planning for retirement should not be part of your plan, the idea is that your work should be so enjoyable and achievable that you can continue to work without retirement.
interest and energy are cyclical. the best way to make your lifestyle maintainable is to have alternating periods of rest and work/activity. plan “mini-retirements” throughout your life. when you are in a cycle of work you’ll work at your full potential, then allow yourself the rest required when you have a break.
less is not laziness. people assume that by doing less you are lazy, society stereotypes those that work harder and longer hours as better. this is not true, you can work a lot less and still be as successful.
the timing is never right. it will never feel like the right time to do the significant things in your life. quitting a job, having a baby, moving house? you can’t continue to put these things off until the ‘time is right’ – because that time may never come!
ask for forgiveness, not permission. this one is key, you’ve got to learn from your own mistakes in order to grow. don’t give other people the opportunity to say no or deny you an opportunity. give it a go first, and if it doesn’t work, apologise.
emphasize strengths, don’t fix weaknesses. strengths are more powerful and have more of an impact on your life than your weaknesses ever will. don’t try and fix all the minor weaknesses you have, improve your strengths as this is where the results are. improving a weakness may only ever bring mediocrity, whereas improving upon a strength can bring greatness.
things in excess become their opposite. there is such a thing as too much of a good thing. remember this, as they become a burden eventually.
money alone is not the solution. as per the previous point, too much money can be a problem. the answer is not always money.
relative income is more important than absolute income. relative income uses two variables: the dollar and time, usually hours.
distress is bad. distress is only ever going to bring you down, make you weaker and less confident. anyone who fires criticism at you or is abusive is only causing you distress. find the people who are positive role models, who push you and help you grow.
ferriss explains that most people avoid the concept of fear and pretend it’s something else all together. they deny the fear and remain optimistic. tim uses the example of someone who’s unhappy but avoids quitting their job, they will continue to deny their unhappiness and remain optimistic that their work will improve in time or their income will increase.
define what the benefits, either temporary or permanent that are likely outcomes of the scenario you are considering.
identify the things that you are putting off or avoiding out of fear.
by avoiding these things, is it costing you? whether this be financial, emotional or physical?
the goals shift from ambiguous wants to defined steps.
the goals have to be unrealistic to be effective.
it focuses on activities that will fill the vacuum created when work is removed. living like a millionaire requires doing interesting things and not just owning enviable things.
what would you do if there were no way you could fail? if you were 10 times smarter than the rest of the world? have two separate timelines, one short-term (e.g. 6 months) and one longer-term (12 months.) with these timelines, you need to add 5 things that you dream about, whether it be something you dream about having, being and doing.
drawing a blank? if this hasn’t given you some inspiration, consider what you would do if you have $100,000,000. how would this affect your dreams? and what is it that would make you excited to wake up in the morning?
what does “being” entail doing? convert each “being” into a “doing” to make it actionable. identify an action that would characterize this state of being or a task that would mean you had achieved it.
what are the four dreams that would change it all? identify 4 key dreams and consider how they would change your life.
determine three steps for each of the four dreams in just the 6-month timeline and take the first step now. break the dreams down, and start acting upon them immediately. you need to take this first step to start turning your dreams into a reality.
tim explains the differences between being effective and being efficient. to be effective is to act in a way that is helping you reach your goals. and to be efficient is to act upon any given task, in the most productive way possible. the problem, tim explains is that the default approach is often being efficient without regard to effectiveness. it’s key to understand that doing something unimportant, but very well, does not by default make it important. and similarly, spending a lot of time on a certain task does not make it important either.
another law that tim discusses is parkinson’s law.
tim explains that your best approach is to use both of these concepts together. and the best way to do this is to identify a few tasks that are both critical and will contribute to the majority of your income. schedule these tasks with clear deadlines and don’t dedicate a lot of time to them.
1. if you had a heart attack and had to work two hours per day, what would you do?
2. what if you had a second heart attack and had to work two hours per week, what would you do?
3. if you had a gun to your head and had to stop doing 4/5 of different time-consuming activities, what would you remove?
4. what are the top-three activities that i use to fill time to feel as though i’ve been productive?
5. who are the 20% of people who produce 80% of your enjoyment and propel you forward, and which 20% cause 80% of your depression, anger, and second-guessing?
6. if this is the only thing i accomplish today, will i be satisfied with my day?
7. are you inventing things to do to avoid the important?
we’ve all heard the phrase ‘ignorance is bliss’ before, and tim firmly believes that not only is ignorance blissful, but it can also be practical.
tim identifies three ‘interruptions’ that often get in the way of the start-to-finish completion of any given task.
e-mail is almost certainly the most significant interruption in the workplace. minimise the emails you send and read.
make sure the sound and notification of emails are turned off.
try and only check your email 2 times in a day. tim suggests first at 12:00 noon, and again at 4:00 p.m. this timing will ensure you have the most responses from previously sent e-mail.
screen any phone-calls you receive. you don’t have to answer them all. and limit the phone calls you make.
if possible, tim suggests you have two phone numbers. one can be used as your office line, and your cell phone number can be reserved for only urgent phone calls.
most issues and work-related communication is not urgent at all. steer your colleagues, clients etc. to the following order of communication; email first, then phone and finally in-person.
if someone has left you a voice-mail, reply to this via email when possible. this will help teach people the best way to reach you.
meetings should only be held to make decisions about a predefined situation, not to define the problem.
if you absolutely cannot stop a meeting or call from happening, define the start and the end time. ensure that you only discuss a pre-arranged topic and you don’t get side-tracked.
time consumers are the second of tim’s common interruptions. these can be defined as tasks that are repetitive in nature but need to be completed regularly. these are the little tasks that interrupt the start-to-finish workflow of a task. common time consumers include reading emails, replying to emails, talking on the phone, customer service tasks, reporting finances or sales, errands, personal tasks, regular manual updates. anything that gets repeated frequently.
tim points out that whenever a task is interrupted, psychologically, it can date up to 45 minutes to resume that task. stats suggest that 28% of your 9-5 working day is consumed by these interruptions.
the best approach to combatting these time-wasters is to wait until you have a large quantity of the task to do. e.g. wait until you have plenty of emails to read and reply to or multiple phone calls to make. this approach is called batching and is a great solution to let these tasks interrupt larger, more important work.
empowerment failures are the third key interruption is cases where your approval is required in order for something to happen. when someone has to come to you before they can take the next step in their task. or, in the case where you have to go to someone else before you can proceed with a task.
if people who you work with are unable to complete a task from start-to-finish without receiving permissions or further information, it becomes a case of empowerment failures. it’s commonly associated with micro-management which can be extremely time consuming.
as an employee, to be able to work as seamlessly as possible means having access to required information and having the ability to make as many decisions as possible.
as an entrepreneur, for everything to run as smoothly as possible you should provide your employees/contractors as much information as necessary and allow them the opportunity to make decisions without first asking permission.
if you feel you are in a position where you are being micro-managed, sit down with your boss and explain to them why you having more access to information and the ability to make decisions will benefit you both, by allowing you to be more productive and for your boss to have fewer interruptions.
tim recommends getting a remote personal assistant when the time is right. it means that you can offload some of your work to them, it frees up your time to work on other things and gives you the opportunity to practice giving orders. it helps to set you up as a leader, it’s time you learned to be the boss.
tim explains that it's not about the money but freeing up your time, allowing yourself the freedom to be creative and innovate rather than being caught up in mundane daily tasks.
it’s important to learn how to delegate well, to use it as a tool to reduce work rather than create more. before you begin to delegate, it’s time to eliminate.
tim explains that you shouldn’t ever automate something that could actually be eliminated altogether. and don’t delegate if the task can be automated. it’s not about wasting other people’s time. their time is just as valuable as yours.
”golden rule #1: each delegated task must be both time-consuming and well-defined.
hire an assistant – regardless of whether or not you need one right now.
identify which tasks on your to-do-list have been sitting there the longes. and identify any tasks that you currently do, that could be done by a virtual assistant. every time you are interrupted or frustrated, is this where a va could come in?
it’s key to synchronise your work with your va, share calendars and schedules so you both know whats going on.
tim moves on to discuss the next stage, you need a product to sell. something that's either downloadable or shippable in order to help you eliminate the limitations of a per-hour-based model.
it’s much easier to tap into a current market, creating demand from scratch is hard. don’t start with a product, then look for a customer. first, find the market, understand who the customer is, and create a product for them.
identify what you already know, look at what social/professional/industry groups you belong to or have access to. you don’t have to learn something new.
identify which of the groups you have access to have their own magazines/blogs.
the main benefit should be encapsulated in one sentence.
it should cost the customer $50–200.
aim for an 8–10x markup, which means a $100 product can’t cost more than $10–12.50.
it should take no more than 3 to 4 weeks to manufacture.
information products are low-cost, fast to manufacture, and time-consuming for competitors to duplicate. consider that the top-selling non-information.
best: identify what the competition is, it’s your job to create a more compelling offer than whats currently out there. all you need is a simple website, just 1-3 pages, which correlates to 1-3 hours work. things to consider to make your offer better than the competition are; more credibility indicators? testimonials? a better guarantee? better selection? free/faster shipping?
test: test the offer using short google adwords advertising campaigns (three hours to set up and five days of passive observation).
divest or invest: identify the losers and cut them out, manufacture the winner and get ready for sales.
one of the key steps in tim’s process is that once you have a product (physical or online) you need to design your business in a way that it has the ability to essential run itself.
”1. contract outsourcing companies that specialize in one function vs. freelancers whenever possible so that if someone is fired, quits, or doesn’t perform, you can replace them without interrupting your business. hire trained groups of people who can provide detailed reporting and replace one another as needed.
increase investment. get the company to invest in some training for you so the cost of losing you is greater.
prove increased output offsite. call in sick, work from home and make it a super productive day.
prepare the quantifiable business benefit. prepare your results so you can show the quantifiable benefit you gained from working at home.
propose a revocable trial period. start with one day a week.
expand remote time. gradually work up to multiple days at home per week. then eventually, full-time remote work.
it’s not permanent. quitting a job doesn’t mean you’ll never have another job again. it’s temporary.
you will still be able to pay your bills. the objective of tim’s process is that you will have some cash-flow prior to quitting your current job. you may need to eliminate some spending that is unnecessary in the short-term, but, if you’ve done it right, your bills will still be paid.
your resume isn’t ruined forever. it’s actually a point of difference on your resume and you may get more interviews simply because you stand out from the crowd.
tim tries to break the common assumption that you need to wait until the end of your career to embrace retirement. he suggests that rather than saving it all up for the end, you take mini-retirements throughout your life. tim recommends that you relocate your life somewhere new for anywhere from 1 month to 6 months before you return to your home. the idea is that it’s not a holiday or an escape from your life, but just the continuation of your life in a new environment, an opportunity to assess your current lifestyle, eliminate the unnecessary. keep it slow and relaxing, allowing yourself time to reflect and plan.
tim explains that more often than not, people can be financially free and have the freedom of time, but still find themselves caught up in the highly-stressful and money-obsessed culture of materialistic businesses.
consider your assets and cash-flow.
identify your dream mini-retirement location.
choose a realistic location for your mini-retirement.
two months out – automate billing with credit cards.
one month out – redirect mail to a friend, test gotopc.
two weeks out – scan and store digital documents of key info e.g. credit cards, id and insurance documents. downgrade phone plans.
one week out – decide on work schedule while you're away. put other belongings into storage.
two days out – store car, add thing to tank to store fuel, disconnect battery leads.
when you arrive – make booking to view apartments (one month only), go on bus/bike tours of the city.
but this is what i always wanted! how can i be bored?!
something tim suggests you do when traveling and on your mini-retirements is to learn something new. decide to dedicate some time to a specific skill or activity, something you’ve always wanted to do but never had the time. whether it be learning a new language or learning how to skateboard.
losing sight of dreams and falling into work for work’s sake (w4w).
chasing customers, particularly unqualified or international prospects, when you have sufficient cash flow to finance your nonfinancial pursuits.
not performing a thorough 80/20 analysis every two to four weeks for your business and personal life.
striving for endless perfection rather than great or simply good enough, whether in your personal or professional life.
making non-time-sensitive issues urgent in order to justify work.
viewing one product, job, or project as the end-all and be-all of your existence.
you need to be effective & efficient. doing more and spending more time on tasks does not make them important.
avoid the ‘interruptions’: time wasters, time consumers and empowerment failures.
automation and delegation are key. get a virtual assistant, even if you don’t think you need one yet.
when getting ready to create a product, find the market and the customer first, then create a product for the defined audience. don’t come up with the product first.
take mini-retirements throughout your life instead of saving it all up until the end.
also by tim ferriss is tools of titans, tools of titans is a fantastic read and there really is something for everyone in this book. broken up into three sections; healthy, wealthy and wise, author tim ferriss deconstructs the habits, routines and daily rituals of the world’s top performers.
following tim ferriss life/work balance and the concept that you can work from anywhere, remote: office not required by jason fried and david heinemeier hansson is another excellent read and contribution to the new era of working. remote: office not required is an examination of the emerging trend of remote working. they discuss the benefits of working remotely for both the employer and employee while examining common excuses. remote offers plenty of advice on how to get your company started on having remote employees and also advice on how to manage your work if you are a remote employee. a great all-around guide to the new way to work!
another great book for budding entrepreneurs and anyone looking to start a business is the lean startup by eric ries. the lean startup defines a scientific methodology for running startups and launching new products. this new approach has been adopted around the world within startups and established organisations. regardless of your role or company size, this is a must-read for entrepreneurs, marketers, developers and business leaders.
identify how much of your current routine/job you can automate, delegate or eliminate. streamline as much as possible to free up some time.
plan a mini-retirement, establish what you need to do to make it happen and book it in.
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Bengali is the sixth most spoken language in the world. As an integral part of the English Baccalaureate, a GCSE in Bengali will help you compete for a place at top universities as well as support you in countless careers.
The aim of the course is to develop competence in oral and written communication, to become confident in dealing with a range of authentic listening and reading material, to gain a sound working knowledge of basic grammatical structures and to understand Bengali in a variety of contexts.
You will learn to understand spoken Bengali in a variety of real life settings.
You will learn to read Bengali through studying a range of texts such as books, newspaper reports, brochures, magazines, emails and websites.
You will learn to speak Bengali fluently and accurately for a variety of purposes across a range of settings. For the exam you will be required to give a short presentation followed by a discussion with the examiner. You will also be assessed on your general conversation.
You will learn to write Bengali accurately and to communicate effectively, including developing the ability to produce more extended pieces of writing.

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bengali is the sixth most spoken language in the world. as an integral part of the english baccalaureate, a gcse in bengali will help you compete for a place at top universities as well as support you in countless careers.
the aim of the course is to develop competence in oral and written communication, to become confident in dealing with a range of authentic listening and reading material, to gain a sound working knowledge of basic grammatical structures and to understand bengali in a variety of contexts.
you will learn to understand spoken bengali in a variety of real life settings.
you will learn to read bengali through studying a range of texts such as books, newspaper reports, brochures, magazines, emails and websites.
you will learn to speak bengali fluently and accurately for a variety of purposes across a range of settings. for the exam you will be required to give a short presentation followed by a discussion with the examiner. you will also be assessed on your general conversation.
you will learn to write bengali accurately and to communicate effectively, including developing the ability to produce more extended pieces of writing.


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Creating a calendar will help teens recognize upcoming deadlines and plan their time accordingly. Instill Organizational Skills Learning and mastering the skills of getting organized, staying focused, and seeing work through to the end will help teens in just about everything they do. Wood is a Raleigh-based freelance writer and mother of three.
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We both have so many things in common. She says as cringe-inducing as this conversation will be, it has to get done. Keep Texts and Calls Under Control If you've both got cellphones staying in touch throughout the day is a piece of cake. While you can't avoid your friends, you can't include them in every aspect of your relationship.
Life Goes on While Dating Some couples are so in love with each other they forget about the life they had when they were single. Keep Negativity Low Don't speak negatively about the person you are dating to anyone, including your friends. Read an updated feature story with information on how social media is affecting teen dating here. For example, freshers direct watkins in bangalore dating you might agree to only hold hands until you've been dating six months then you both feel comfortable kissing.
Talking badly will only give them more ammunition to throw at you for the reasons why they don't like him or her. Lack of sleep is linked to decreased attentiveness, decreased short-term memory, inconsistent performance, and delayed response time. The rest are either completely single or talking to someone.
Adolescence is all about the questions. She's really pretty, smart, andjust has an amazing personality. Don't push your boundaries, and don't let anyone else cross them. She's difinetely more mature than some of the senior girls.
Even if your teen is just re-reading notes, offer to quiz him or her, focusing on any facts or ideas that are proving troublesome. This means that grades slip or they end up without any friends because they have pushed them away. Many times it's because they didn't follow the tips above, they moved on to date other people or went their separate ways after graduation. Teenagers are able to experience companionship that extends far beyond Facebook and Instagram. Laughing and shouting, their friends subtly try to push the two toward each other.

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creating a calendar will help teens recognize upcoming deadlines and plan their time accordingly. instill organizational skills learning and mastering the skills of getting organized, staying focused, and seeing work through to the end will help teens in just about everything they do. wood is a raleigh-based freelance writer and mother of three.
more important are the benefits that come alongside teen dating. it also helps for teens to make prioritized daily to-do lists, and to study and do homework in a well-lit, quiet, orderly workspace. an important way to help is to make sure your teen has a quiet, well-lit, distraction-free place to study that's stocked with supplies. it may not always be possible to address an issue right when it happens so consider creating a code word either of you could use when there's an issue that needs attention can be helpful.
we both have so many things in common. she says as cringe-inducing as this conversation will be, it has to get done. keep texts and calls under control if you've both got cellphones staying in touch throughout the day is a piece of cake. while you can't avoid your friends, you can't include them in every aspect of your relationship.
life goes on while dating some couples are so in love with each other they forget about the life they had when they were single. keep negativity low don't speak negatively about the person you are dating to anyone, including your friends. read an updated feature story with information on how social media is affecting teen dating here. for example, freshers direct watkins in bangalore dating you might agree to only hold hands until you've been dating six months then you both feel comfortable kissing.
talking badly will only give them more ammunition to throw at you for the reasons why they don't like him or her. lack of sleep is linked to decreased attentiveness, decreased short-term memory, inconsistent performance, and delayed response time. the rest are either completely single or talking to someone.
adolescence is all about the questions. she's really pretty, smart, andjust has an amazing personality. don't push your boundaries, and don't let anyone else cross them. she's difinetely more mature than some of the senior girls.
even if your teen is just re-reading notes, offer to quiz him or her, focusing on any facts or ideas that are proving troublesome. this means that grades slip or they end up without any friends because they have pushed them away. many times it's because they didn't follow the tips above, they moved on to date other people or went their separate ways after graduation. teenagers are able to experience companionship that extends far beyond facebook and instagram. laughing and shouting, their friends subtly try to push the two toward each other.


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image blur is a photo opacity app that allows you to quickly blur the unsolicited portions of your photo. you can also unlock the image with this vague image editor. choose a vague image from the gallery and take a picture with the camera. use this error editor to blur the effect.
mist image background is an effective fuzzy photo editor that can be used to give your photo background a vague effect. blur unhealthy parts of photos effectively and make this vague effect by using the blurred image editor or fog photo filter fog photo filter.
image, the user also has the option to choose a brush size to give a fuzzy background. users can share overview images on social media like facebook and gmail with this fog background app or fog background camera app.
do you want to give your photos a vague effect? do you want to set the background of fog in the picture with a fog photo filter? if this is the case, the background image veil is the ideal screen editor or nebula editor to do so.
click on the images with the dslr camera option and fade as much as you like, using the dslr camera fog background application or the blurry image editor. use this foging tool or opacity face to make your image obscure background with a vague background effect.
this fog editor, which is one of the best fog background apps or viewing the camera app, can be used to blur effectively with blur performance cameras or to blur an automated camera with blur dslr camera effect. this photo background editor or fog photo background application is obscured, which is one of the best blur camera apps or a blur app for images, you can take pictures and blur your photos.
edit the photo with various types of nebulization options using the "fog editing fog" application or "image dust camera" application. blur this photo app or blur the opacity background camera app or share it with your loved one. blur the image or obscure the image and save it from a blurred camera or blurred self-camera app on your smartphone.
choose an image to obscure from the gallery and give it a vague effect. the photo clicked with the camera option can also fade with this vague photo editor or opacity camera app.
to give the image a blurred background with a blurred background, zoom in with this error editor.
adjust the image fog intensity to add a big overview effect to the obscured image using this error editor or a speed blur app.
adjust the brush size to blur the photo and blur it with this smoker editor or opacity editor.
the fuzzy effect can also be returned using the fog editor or the smog image application. fuzzy photo with fog on the photo image app or photo app of this app can be reset.
this fuzzy photo editor or goes background photo editor, which gives an obscure background to your image, has an attractive gui.
the fuzzy photo can be saved in the gallery with this fog editor. blurry photos can be shared on social media platforms such as facebook, instagram, and social media platforms, with this blueberry application or a hese editing application.
blur image background is the best nebula photo editor or hedge image app to blur the background. download this top photo blur app or blur the image app for free and blur it the way you want it, and give it a vague background even with blurred.


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I restored my config file. Squid and Squidguard appear to be working but it will not redirect to my sgerror.php file. I just get a "No Data Recieved" error page in Chrome.
I have sgerror.php hosted on another machine on my network and use the "ext url err page" option in Squidguard.
Similar here, have noted that several times I get the following on numerous different websites. "ERR_EMPTY_RESPONSE" Goes away if Squid is turned off.
I can confirm. Happens on all websites with squid active.
Has anyone figured this out? I was fishing thru squid logs last night and came acrossed an entry that said could not write squidguard.log file. I'm guessing it could be permissions based but this is way out of my league. Can someone look into this issue further?
I'm facing a similar issue too. Certain sites are not loading with No data received error. Hoping to see it fixed soon.
I'm finding some sites will open while most will fail. Pretty much exhausted myself trying to troubleshoot it and find any further details.
Clean install, restore confit file, problem remains. Netgate has logon info to my box. Feel free to see it first hand. I've also gone thru all the steps. Problem still remains.
This 32 or 64 bit?
Brian: I see record of something on your domain, but browsing there gets a web page that's something other than expected (won't disclose what publicly, you can probably guess). If you can PM me the URL I'll get into your system to review.
Did you receive it ok?

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i restored my config file. squid and squidguard appear to be working but it will not redirect to my sgerror.php file. i just get a "no data recieved" error page in chrome.
i have sgerror.php hosted on another machine on my network and use the "ext url err page" option in squidguard.
similar here, have noted that several times i get the following on numerous different websites. "err_empty_response" goes away if squid is turned off.
i can confirm. happens on all websites with squid active.
has anyone figured this out? i was fishing thru squid logs last night and came acrossed an entry that said could not write squidguard.log file. i'm guessing it could be permissions based but this is way out of my league. can someone look into this issue further?
i'm facing a similar issue too. certain sites are not loading with no data received error. hoping to see it fixed soon.
i'm finding some sites will open while most will fail. pretty much exhausted myself trying to troubleshoot it and find any further details.
clean install, restore confit file, problem remains. netgate has logon info to my box. feel free to see it first hand. i've also gone thru all the steps. problem still remains.
this 32 or 64 bit?
brian: i see record of something on your domain, but browsing there gets a web page that's something other than expected (won't disclose what publicly, you can probably guess). if you can pm me the url i'll get into your system to review.
did you receive it ok?


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It was on Saturday morning when he went to work that Shane Shortall found out that he would be riding Road To Riches in Wednesday’s Galway Plate.
Road To Riches had actually been Ger Fox’s ride. Then at Wexford on the Friday before Galway, Fox had a fall and broke his collarbone. That’s National Hunt racing for you.
Shortall hoped that there was a chance that he might get the call up for the ride, but he tried not to think about it too much. He thought that owners Gigginstown House and trainer Noel Meade might want to stick with a claiming rider and, if they did, he had a chance.
As it turned out, Noel Meade phoned Shortall’s boss Tony Martin on Friday night to ask him about his young rider. The more Martin spoke about Shortall, the more Meade was convinced that he was the right man for his horse.
When he found out that he had the ride, Shortall phoned Ger Fox to let him know. It was the first thing he did. Fox was delighted for his colleague, even if he did struggle to hide his own frustration.
“You’ll ride a Galway Plate winner this week,” Fox told him.
Shortall was suspended on Monday and Tuesday, so he didn’t go to Galway on the first two days. He had bits and pieces to do around the yard anyway, so it suited him not to travel. Wednesday was a big day though. As well as Road To Riches in the Plate, he had two other rides, Supreme Vic for Norman Lee in the mares’ handicap hurdle, and Greatness for his boss Tony Martin in the handicap hurdle.
He finished second on Supreme Vic, then he went out on Greatness in the handicap hurdle and won, surviving a fairly serious error at the second last flight before powering over the last and up the hill to catch Golden Ticket and AP McCoy right on the line.
That could have been it for the day, it could have been it for the week. At the start of the week, Shortall was just delighted to have some good rides, and he was hopeful that they would all run well. A winner would be a bonus. Anything more would be dreamland.
That said, when you ride a winner, your confidence surges, and you go out for your next ride on the crest of the wave that it has generated. He put on the famous maroon silks and made his way out to the parade ring before the Plate. Eddie O’Leary of Gigginstown House and Noel Meade were united on tactics. Plan A was to try to make the running. If Plan A didn’t work, adopt Plan B, which hadn’t been formulated as yet. The main thing was to get racing room for the horse. He doesn’t like being harried, make sure he has light.
Road To Riches kicked off just behind the leaders towards the outside, plenty of light. At the third fence, Shortall gave him a squeeze, he joined Lord Ben in front and he had moved on into the lead by the time they reached the fourth. After that, he never saw a rival.
The people who know about these things will tell you that the most difficult thing to do on a horse is nothing. Shane Shortall is 22 years old, he has ridden just 16 winners in his life, yet he had the knowledge and the confidence to sit still on his horse, leading the field in the Galway Plate. His is a thinking head on a young body, and he is massive value for his 7lb claim.
From Castledaly, just outside Moate in County Westmeath, Shortall learned how to ride at the equitation school in Athlone, and he moved to England to join Ian Williams in January 2011. In his first year he had five rides and he won on two of them. After his second winner there, however, the rides dried up and he gave up, disheartened. Twelve months after he had left, he came back home and left racing, figured that it wasn’t for him.
In 2013 he called local trainer Paul Flynn and asked if he could come down and ride out for him. Not as a means of getting back into the game, mind you, but just as a means of earning a wage.
A couple of weeks after he joined him, Flynn told him that there was a job going with Tony Martin, so Shortall went along. If you’re good enough, Martin told him, you will get rides here. If you’re not, you won’t. Straight up. On his fourth day with Martin, he had his first ride.
He rode his first winner for Martin at last year’s Galway Festival, Busted Tycoon in the two-mile handicap, the middle leg of the mare’s Galway hat-trick. Quick Jack in a Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Hurdle at Listowel last September was his second, and Wrong Turn in a Martinstown Opportunity Handicap Chase at Leopardstown’s Christmas Festival was his third. The quality of the horses he was riding told you how highly his boss regarded him.
Going to the second last fence in the Plate on Wednesday, Shortall did not know how far clear he was. He pinged the second last fence, pinged the last and, as he drove Road To Riches away from the fence, he listened for the crack of horse on birch behind him. He listened for the noise to try to determine how close the pursuers were, as you might listen for the thunder after seeing the lightning. But he couldn’t hear it. Nothing.
Even so, he didn’t look around. He didn’t dare. He pushed and kicked his horse around the home turn and up the home straight. Once in the home straight, he was able to look up at the big screen and he could see himself and Road To Riches up there, splendid isolation.
On Wednesday evening, no mad celebrations, he just took Ger Fox out for dinner. Just the two of them. With Fox’s arm in a sling, he had to cut his steak for him. It was the least he could do.

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it was on saturday morning when he went to work that shane shortall found out that he would be riding road to riches in wednesday’s galway plate.
road to riches had actually been ger fox’s ride. then at wexford on the friday before galway, fox had a fall and broke his collarbone. that’s national hunt racing for you.
shortall hoped that there was a chance that he might get the call up for the ride, but he tried not to think about it too much. he thought that owners gigginstown house and trainer noel meade might want to stick with a claiming rider and, if they did, he had a chance.
as it turned out, noel meade phoned shortall’s boss tony martin on friday night to ask him about his young rider. the more martin spoke about shortall, the more meade was convinced that he was the right man for his horse.
when he found out that he had the ride, shortall phoned ger fox to let him know. it was the first thing he did. fox was delighted for his colleague, even if he did struggle to hide his own frustration.
“you’ll ride a galway plate winner this week,” fox told him.
shortall was suspended on monday and tuesday, so he didn’t go to galway on the first two days. he had bits and pieces to do around the yard anyway, so it suited him not to travel. wednesday was a big day though. as well as road to riches in the plate, he had two other rides, supreme vic for norman lee in the mares’ handicap hurdle, and greatness for his boss tony martin in the handicap hurdle.
he finished second on supreme vic, then he went out on greatness in the handicap hurdle and won, surviving a fairly serious error at the second last flight before powering over the last and up the hill to catch golden ticket and ap mccoy right on the line.
that could have been it for the day, it could have been it for the week. at the start of the week, shortall was just delighted to have some good rides, and he was hopeful that they would all run well. a winner would be a bonus. anything more would be dreamland.
that said, when you ride a winner, your confidence surges, and you go out for your next ride on the crest of the wave that it has generated. he put on the famous maroon silks and made his way out to the parade ring before the plate. eddie o’leary of gigginstown house and noel meade were united on tactics. plan a was to try to make the running. if plan a didn’t work, adopt plan b, which hadn’t been formulated as yet. the main thing was to get racing room for the horse. he doesn’t like being harried, make sure he has light.
road to riches kicked off just behind the leaders towards the outside, plenty of light. at the third fence, shortall gave him a squeeze, he joined lord ben in front and he had moved on into the lead by the time they reached the fourth. after that, he never saw a rival.
the people who know about these things will tell you that the most difficult thing to do on a horse is nothing. shane shortall is 22 years old, he has ridden just 16 winners in his life, yet he had the knowledge and the confidence to sit still on his horse, leading the field in the galway plate. his is a thinking head on a young body, and he is massive value for his 7lb claim.
from castledaly, just outside moate in county westmeath, shortall learned how to ride at the equitation school in athlone, and he moved to england to join ian williams in january 2011. in his first year he had five rides and he won on two of them. after his second winner there, however, the rides dried up and he gave up, disheartened. twelve months after he had left, he came back home and left racing, figured that it wasn’t for him.
in 2013 he called local trainer paul flynn and asked if he could come down and ride out for him. not as a means of getting back into the game, mind you, but just as a means of earning a wage.
a couple of weeks after he joined him, flynn told him that there was a job going with tony martin, so shortall went along. if you’re good enough, martin told him, you will get rides here. if you’re not, you won’t. straight up. on his fourth day with martin, he had his first ride.
he rode his first winner for martin at last year’s galway festival, busted tycoon in the two-mile handicap, the middle leg of the mare’s galway hat-trick. quick jack in a martinstown opportunity handicap hurdle at listowel last september was his second, and wrong turn in a martinstown opportunity handicap chase at leopardstown’s christmas festival was his third. the quality of the horses he was riding told you how highly his boss regarded him.
going to the second last fence in the plate on wednesday, shortall did not know how far clear he was. he pinged the second last fence, pinged the last and, as he drove road to riches away from the fence, he listened for the crack of horse on birch behind him. he listened for the noise to try to determine how close the pursuers were, as you might listen for the thunder after seeing the lightning. but he couldn’t hear it. nothing.
even so, he didn’t look around. he didn’t dare. he pushed and kicked his horse around the home turn and up the home straight. once in the home straight, he was able to look up at the big screen and he could see himself and road to riches up there, splendid isolation.
on wednesday evening, no mad celebrations, he just took ger fox out for dinner. just the two of them. with fox’s arm in a sling, he had to cut his steak for him. it was the least he could do.


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Heat a griddle pan until hot, then turn the heat down to a medium heat.
Season the venison with salt and a little black pepper, and rub oil all over with 1 tbsp of oil.
Cook for roughly 3-4 minutes on each side for medium rare, depending on thickness, adding the butter half way through to help the browning process.
Remove from the pan and set aside on a board to rest until needed for serving.
Meanwhile, make the warm dressing by adding the blackcurrants, cassis, balsamic vinegar, sugar and the remaining olive oil into a blender.
Blitz together until combined, then pass through a sieve into a small pan and heat through until the dressing becomes a slightly thicker syrup consistency. Season to taste and keep warm on a very low heat.
When ready to serve, divide the salad leaves onto two warmed serving plates or bowls. Slice the venison into strips and arrange on the plates, followed by the crumbled goats cheese and toasted hazelnuts, then pour the warm dressing straight from the pan. Eat and enjoy immediately!

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heat a griddle pan until hot, then turn the heat down to a medium heat.
season the venison with salt and a little black pepper, and rub oil all over with 1 tbsp of oil.
cook for roughly 3-4 minutes on each side for medium rare, depending on thickness, adding the butter half way through to help the browning process.
remove from the pan and set aside on a board to rest until needed for serving.
meanwhile, make the warm dressing by adding the blackcurrants, cassis, balsamic vinegar, sugar and the remaining olive oil into a blender.
blitz together until combined, then pass through a sieve into a small pan and heat through until the dressing becomes a slightly thicker syrup consistency. season to taste and keep warm on a very low heat.
when ready to serve, divide the salad leaves onto two warmed serving plates or bowls. slice the venison into strips and arrange on the plates, followed by the crumbled goats cheese and toasted hazelnuts, then pour the warm dressing straight from the pan. eat and enjoy immediately!


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Tall Ships Network has announced that Santa Maria Manuela will be taking part in The Tall Ships Races Harlingen 2018.
Please note that appearances can change with little or no notice. This information was correct at the time of publishing by Tall Ships Network on July 22, 2018.

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tall ships network has announced that santa maria manuela will be taking part in the tall ships races harlingen 2018.
please note that appearances can change with little or no notice. this information was correct at the time of publishing by tall ships network on july 22, 2018.


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Bob Perry manages and leads the Oil, Gas, and Chemical division which is dedicated to engineering and building facilities for clients in the Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream Oil, Gas and Chemical markets. During his tenure with Benham, a Haskell Company, he has worked on more than 30 projects for large exploration/production, transportation, and mid-size independent refining and ammonia production companies.
Bob is active in civic and professional organizations including Wounded Warriors Project, Construction Industry Institute Board of Advisers, U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association and the University of Tulsa Mechanical Engineering Industrial Advisory Board.
Bob holds a Master of Science degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Naval Postgraduate School, and a Bachelor of Science degree in General Engineering from the U.S. Naval Academy.

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bob perry manages and leads the oil, gas, and chemical division which is dedicated to engineering and building facilities for clients in the upstream, midstream, and downstream oil, gas and chemical markets. during his tenure with benham, a haskell company, he has worked on more than 30 projects for large exploration/production, transportation, and mid-size independent refining and ammonia production companies.
bob is active in civic and professional organizations including wounded warriors project, construction industry institute board of advisers, u.s. naval academy alumni association and the university of tulsa mechanical engineering industrial advisory board.
bob holds a master of science degree in aeronautical engineering from the naval postgraduate school, and a bachelor of science degree in general engineering from the u.s. naval academy.


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Reference: ASDB-T261811. Located in Maricopa.
Sublet.com Listing ID 2515712. For more information and pictures visit https:// ... /rent.asp and enter listing ID 2515712. Contact Sublet.com at ... if you have questions.

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reference: asdb-t261811. located in maricopa.
sublet.com listing id 2515712. for more information and pictures visit https:// ... /rent.asp and enter listing id 2515712. contact sublet.com at ... if you have questions.


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With Maracana safety worries now quelled, it is appropriate that the first match at the Rio de Janeiro stadium will be contested between two football juggernauts in the form of Brazil and England.
And it is no surprise to see the hosts as 4/7 favourites to christen their rebuilt national stadium with victory, given the immense expectation bestowed upon the five-time World Cup winners.
England, who have drawn their last two games, are 11/4 to extend that record to three in a row, and a big 5/1 to triumph in light of their 2-1 Wembley defeat of the Selecao back in February.
But the Three Lions’ concerning recent record on the road makes either of those outcomes look unlikely, with the sole success of their past four away matches an 8-0 demolition of San Marino, positioned 207th in FIFA’s world rankings.
That said, there is reason to suggest Roy Hodgson’s men can get off on the front foot in Rio, especially considering they have opened the scoring in four of their past five encounters opposing Brazil.
It is a tempting 2/1 that the visitors strike first, but greater value can be obtained from backing the hosts to return from an early setback and go on to win the match.
Luiz Felipe Scolari’s men are a massive 17/2 to come from behind and eventually prevail, and can be backed at 4/1 to concede first but win or draw, as they have in three of their last five meetings with England.
Alternatively, big-stake punters will see value in the 5/6 that both teams simply register, given that it has been a year since either team played out a game in which they didn’t find the net.
And with the hosts favoured to triumph, 5/2 appears a very fair price regarding a Brazilian success which features the breaching of both defences.

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with maracana safety worries now quelled, it is appropriate that the first match at the rio de janeiro stadium will be contested between two football juggernauts in the form of brazil and england.
and it is no surprise to see the hosts as 4/7 favourites to christen their rebuilt national stadium with victory, given the immense expectation bestowed upon the five-time world cup winners.
england, who have drawn their last two games, are 11/4 to extend that record to three in a row, and a big 5/1 to triumph in light of their 2-1 wembley defeat of the selecao back in february.
but the three lions’ concerning recent record on the road makes either of those outcomes look unlikely, with the sole success of their past four away matches an 8-0 demolition of san marino, positioned 207th in fifa’s world rankings.
that said, there is reason to suggest roy hodgson’s men can get off on the front foot in rio, especially considering they have opened the scoring in four of their past five encounters opposing brazil.
it is a tempting 2/1 that the visitors strike first, but greater value can be obtained from backing the hosts to return from an early setback and go on to win the match.
luiz felipe scolari’s men are a massive 17/2 to come from behind and eventually prevail, and can be backed at 4/1 to concede first but win or draw, as they have in three of their last five meetings with england.
alternatively, big-stake punters will see value in the 5/6 that both teams simply register, given that it has been a year since either team played out a game in which they didn’t find the net.
and with the hosts favoured to triumph, 5/2 appears a very fair price regarding a brazilian success which features the breaching of both defences.


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Many successful companies begin as hobbies or recreational pursuits. Sports lovers, in particular, can discover ample ways to turn their passions into lucrative business ventures.
1. Sports apparel: Odds are, your neighbourhood is filled with sports clubs, from pre-professional leagues, schools, and children’s sports clubs. Each one these teams want uniforms, along with the participants’ friends and family will probably wish to buy fan gear and personalised items to demonstrate their support. So why not set up a business who supplies custom basketball uniforms to local teams as well as a basketball jersey design service to help teams stand out and be unique. You could specialise in any sport, such as swimming suits, gymnastics leotards, and tracksuits or even soccer uniforms.
2. Team sports photography and memorabilia: today anyone can take a decent photo on their phone, but there is nothing like a quality team photograph before a big game, a great action shot to keep for years to come. Build a company based around team photography, especially if you already have some experience in the photography field.
3. Golf gear cleaning and repairs: Golf is a costly hobby, and lots of gamers are prepared to spend huge dollars to obtain a competitive advantage. If your home is close to a golf course or in a golf community, think about beginning a gear cleaning and maintenance company. Rich golf enthusiasts are not going to clean their own clubs and will be looking for a professional with great attention to detail to do it for them.
4. Fitness boot camp: Extreme sports are a fast-paced market. Fitness boot camps and intense programs are always in demand from those looking for a fast fitness fix. You could hold camps outdoors or partner with local gyms. Find a niche in the industry such as fat blasting boot camp or fitness camps for recent mothers looking to slim down.
5. Boxing gym: Together with intense sports, combat sports like mixed martial arts and kickboxing have exploded in popularity because the Ultimate Fighting Championship has gained recognition. Open a boxing gym to capitalise on this tendency. You can offer a range of martial arts style depending on your expertise and connections, there is high demand for wrestling training due to its intensity and effectiveness as well as an increase in youth pro wrestling for young enthusiasts.
6. Walking tours: Blend scenery and fitness. If you reside in a tourist destination relegated to walking, look at offering excursions on foot. Supplying active travellers having an experience that suits their lifestyle can be valuable. For more adventurous and rugged customers, you may think about overnight trekking tours, also.
7. Indoor parks and playgrounds: Parents are always looking for entertainment options for kids, especially on the holidays and weekends. This is where indoor playgrounds and facilities come in. Trampoline parks are popular as well as indoor mazes and play equipment. You can combine you indoor playground with a small cafe or food outlet as parents are hanging out for hours and children will surely be hungry after all the running and playing.
8. Canoeing teacher: or any sports instructor for this matter. In case you’ve got a talent and enthusiasm for some game, then introducing it to novices could be rewarding in a variety of ways. Becoming an instructor for beginners and children is an easy way to turn your hobbies and expertise into a business. Start recruiting clients at schools and other community clubs as well as advertising at local parks and playgrounds.
9. Fantasy sports: Who is on your dream team? The dream sports trend has exploded in size, and organisations are finding success serving this particular demographic. There are now businesses that provide insurance for players as well as other services such as technical analysis and professional tips. As this area continues to expand there may be other opportunities for business.
10. Driving range: Whether you purchase a current place or begin from scratch, a driving range can help keep you near a game you love and supply income for substantially less than the expense of a golf program. Keep it fundamental and basic, or include meals, arcade games, and activities for children, based on your budget and interests.
11. Paintball/laser tag: Both these sports have loyal followers and prove to be popular as recreational activities and birthday parties. If you have a passion for fun and innovation then these sports are for you. Paintball can be exhilarating and fun for people of all ages and will always be popular. Laser tag has seen several technological innovations in recent years including 3D imaging and high-tech lasers. Plus you can make additional revenue by having a bar or casual dining at your venue.

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many successful companies begin as hobbies or recreational pursuits. sports lovers, in particular, can discover ample ways to turn their passions into lucrative business ventures.
1. sports apparel: odds are, your neighbourhood is filled with sports clubs, from pre-professional leagues, schools, and children’s sports clubs. each one these teams want uniforms, along with the participants’ friends and family will probably wish to buy fan gear and personalised items to demonstrate their support. so why not set up a business who supplies custom basketball uniforms to local teams as well as a basketball jersey design service to help teams stand out and be unique. you could specialise in any sport, such as swimming suits, gymnastics leotards, and tracksuits or even soccer uniforms.
2. team sports photography and memorabilia: today anyone can take a decent photo on their phone, but there is nothing like a quality team photograph before a big game, a great action shot to keep for years to come. build a company based around team photography, especially if you already have some experience in the photography field.
3. golf gear cleaning and repairs: golf is a costly hobby, and lots of gamers are prepared to spend huge dollars to obtain a competitive advantage. if your home is close to a golf course or in a golf community, think about beginning a gear cleaning and maintenance company. rich golf enthusiasts are not going to clean their own clubs and will be looking for a professional with great attention to detail to do it for them.
4. fitness boot camp: extreme sports are a fast-paced market. fitness boot camps and intense programs are always in demand from those looking for a fast fitness fix. you could hold camps outdoors or partner with local gyms. find a niche in the industry such as fat blasting boot camp or fitness camps for recent mothers looking to slim down.
5. boxing gym: together with intense sports, combat sports like mixed martial arts and kickboxing have exploded in popularity because the ultimate fighting championship has gained recognition. open a boxing gym to capitalise on this tendency. you can offer a range of martial arts style depending on your expertise and connections, there is high demand for wrestling training due to its intensity and effectiveness as well as an increase in youth pro wrestling for young enthusiasts.
6. walking tours: blend scenery and fitness. if you reside in a tourist destination relegated to walking, look at offering excursions on foot. supplying active travellers having an experience that suits their lifestyle can be valuable. for more adventurous and rugged customers, you may think about overnight trekking tours, also.
7. indoor parks and playgrounds: parents are always looking for entertainment options for kids, especially on the holidays and weekends. this is where indoor playgrounds and facilities come in. trampoline parks are popular as well as indoor mazes and play equipment. you can combine you indoor playground with a small cafe or food outlet as parents are hanging out for hours and children will surely be hungry after all the running and playing.
8. canoeing teacher: or any sports instructor for this matter. in case you’ve got a talent and enthusiasm for some game, then introducing it to novices could be rewarding in a variety of ways. becoming an instructor for beginners and children is an easy way to turn your hobbies and expertise into a business. start recruiting clients at schools and other community clubs as well as advertising at local parks and playgrounds.
9. fantasy sports: who is on your dream team? the dream sports trend has exploded in size, and organisations are finding success serving this particular demographic. there are now businesses that provide insurance for players as well as other services such as technical analysis and professional tips. as this area continues to expand there may be other opportunities for business.
10. driving range: whether you purchase a current place or begin from scratch, a driving range can help keep you near a game you love and supply income for substantially less than the expense of a golf program. keep it fundamental and basic, or include meals, arcade games, and activities for children, based on your budget and interests.
11. paintball/laser tag: both these sports have loyal followers and prove to be popular as recreational activities and birthday parties. if you have a passion for fun and innovation then these sports are for you. paintball can be exhilarating and fun for people of all ages and will always be popular. laser tag has seen several technological innovations in recent years including 3d imaging and high-tech lasers. plus you can make additional revenue by having a bar or casual dining at your venue.


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A blend of varieties; Trincadeira, Alicante Bouschet, Touriga Nacional and Aragonês.
Vinification： Ferments in stainless steel vats at controlled temperature (28oC). Grape skin maceration of 22 days after fermentation. 30% ages in French oak Allier, the rest in stainless steel vats.
Our philosophy is to make genuine wines that show the typical characteristic of the region of Portalegre; altitude, micro-climate, terroir. We launch our wines after some time in the bottle when we think they are smoother more ready to drink but are still showing the typical freshness of our wines.

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a blend of varieties; trincadeira, alicante bouschet, touriga nacional and aragonês.
vinification： ferments in stainless steel vats at controlled temperature (28oc). grape skin maceration of 22 days after fermentation. 30% ages in french oak allier, the rest in stainless steel vats.
our philosophy is to make genuine wines that show the typical characteristic of the region of portalegre; altitude, micro-climate, terroir. we launch our wines after some time in the bottle when we think they are smoother more ready to drink but are still showing the typical freshness of our wines.