Of course, that's not a win for your marketing strategy either.
What you need is a set of tried-and-proven tricks for your marketing strategy that is guaranteed to generate leads, revenue, and traffic.
And those hacks are all over the Internet. In particular, they come from your successful competitors.
But, should you steal their strategies? Won't you end up violating some sort of copyright law?
Maybe you should just copy them.
What, exactly, is the difference between copying a successful marketing strategy and stealing that strategy?
Well, the difference lies mostly in the nuance of how you borrow their hack.
Do you take their lessons and create your own strategy?
Or do you mimic them perfectly, verging on plagiarism?
The former is copying, and the latter is stealing.
Plagiarism is, of course, something you need to keep in mind when stealing someone else's marketing strategy.
You don't want to get into legal trouble, and you don't want your audience to see you as a shady, spammy website.
You do, though, want to use strategies that work.
And when a competitor stumbles across one of these worthwhile hacks, there's no reason you should hesitate to follow suit.
Imagine, for instance, that you're in competition with Gary Vaynerchuk.
Here's one of his most popular posts on Instagram.
OK, so you know that this video did really well for Gary Vaynerchuk.
And that means it can likely do good for you as well. That is, assuming that you're in direct competition with him.
If you are, that means you have the same or a very similar audience and his content will attract your audience.
And you can use that to your advantage.
You can take the above video, for example, and jot down all of the key points within it.
Then make, edit, and publish your very own video that talks about the same thing.
You want to make sure you include subtitles in the video like he does.
And maybe even try to mimic the interview setting.
That is what stealing looks like.
Copying, on the other hand, would simply be a matter of taking his ideas and creating some type of content around those ideas.
It's not nearly as direct, and for that reason, not nearly as effective.
Regardless of the piece or type of content, you can almost always create your own version of the same thing.
Don't copy it word for word and don't steal images without due credit.
But don't be afraid to steal the genius of other marketers and use it for your own gain.
Simply steal what they did, make it your own (slightly), and give credit where credit is due.
If the content worked for them, it can work for you. In fact, here's why you should always steal instead of copy.
Good marketers copy, but great marketers steal.
Good marketers take a great idea and make it their own. They take a video from Gary Vaynerchuk, think through it, and then make their own that is similar.
Great marketers, though, piggyback on the successes of others. They even go so far as to repost amazing content while giving due credit.
They aren't afraid to admit the genius of other marketers, and they definitely aren't afraid to use that genius to their own advantage.
Great marketers will also copy remarkable content, but with far more exactness than a good marketer.
And that's a necessary step in the right direction.
Never before has the marketing environment been as cluttered and confusing as it is today.
Just from 2015 to 2016, content marketing skyrocketed in effectiveness.
That's a lot of growth in just one year.
Unfortunately, that confusion gets even worse when you consider that consumers and B2B buyers are browsing the Internet with a variety of devices.
And many people are using ad blockers on their web browsers.
And ad blockers affect how your website functions, which means the above information should impact how your website is set up.
The point is, marketers are already confused, and consumers are making it worse.
Marketers are fighting a two-sided battle.
While they are trying to understand their own tactics, they are also trying to understand their audience, traffic, and leads.
After all, no marketer can afford to simply understand tactics that work.
You must understand the tactics and why they work on your audience.
Without that knowledge, you can't replicate successful efforts and ditch unsuccessful efforts.
Fortunately, there's a way to simplify all of this, enhance your peace of mind, and increase your effectiveness as a marketer.
To be more specific, though, here are five ways that you can steal from your competitors to become a great marketer instead of just a good one.
Have you ever seen an online resource so amazing that you just had to have it?
The title was so compelling and problem-solving that you would sell your soul to get it?
Most of you probably have. Maybe it was an amazing resource about how to craft headlines, produce content, or optimize for search engines.
Whatever the case, the resource intrigued you. So you entered your email and downloaded it for free.
This, of course, isn't unintentional on the part of the marketer.
Because, now, you're on their email list and they have direct, unrestricted access to your inbox.
Obviously, that's a win for the marketer.
And you can steal resource ideas from your competitors.
Take this resource from SmartBlogger as an example.
Inside, the reader can find templates for writing amazing headlines.
It's arguably one of the best resources on the Internet for crafting headlines that compel people to click, read, and sign up.
You could create a resource that is very similar to that.
Or, imagine that HubSpot is one of your top competitors.
You could go the resource section on their website and steal their ideas for a lead magnet. Then create one of your own, giving credit to them when it's necessary.
You might be wondering, though, exactly how you can go about finding your top competitors.
Fortunately, Google makes that easier than ever.
Simply go to Google and search for the topic you want to cover with your marketing efforts.
Then, simply browse through the results and find the businesses that are ranking for those keywords.
If digital marketing is your topic, then these are some of your competitors.
Whatever your niche, you can find the competition by doing the same thing.
And then, once you've found them, you can steal the resources they've created and mimic them while building your own.
That way, you know your resource is going to pull in leads.
Since it's working for your competition, it's going to work for you as well.
It's no secret that email is one of the top marketing strategies in today's world.
For a long time, email has given marketers direct access to their audiences and high-converting traffic.
With direct access, however, comes remarkable responsibility.
You might have direct access to the people on your email list, but the reality is that if those people don't click on your email and open it, that direct access isn't actually benefiting your business.
And the best way to get people to open your email is by improving your subject lines.
Clearly, though, that's easier said than done.
Unless, of course, you steal from your competitors.
I'm gonna let you in on a secret of mine. I always keep a swipe file in my Gmail account.
Well, I subscribe to a lot of marketing email lists, and when I see a subject line that I love, I save it within this file.
That way, when I can't think of a great subject line for my marketing emails, I go here to get ideas.
I don't always copy the subject lines verbatim, but, if nothing else, I'll use it for inspiration.
This strategy is a must for any serious email marketers.
Here are some of the recent subject lines I've saved.
If you're a marketer, the worst thing you can do is try to keep your inbox clean.
Instead, subscribe to all of your competitors' newsletters to get an idea for what they're up to, what they're emails looks like, and how they use their subject lines to increase their email open rate.
For instance, here's a subject line I received from Sol Orwell recently that I love.
And another amazing one from Jon Morrow.
There are tons of examples of great subject lines just waiting to be stolen from your competition.
Don't miss out on that opportunity.
Create a swipe file and use it as inspiration when you can't think of your own original subject line.
Or, use it every time to ensure you attract clicks.
You've probably heard that the headline of your blog content is the most important part.
Not the words that come after or even the last sentence, but the headline.
After all, if no one clicks on your blog post because the headline grabs their interest, the rest of the content doesn't matter anyway.
For that reason, you should always spend a little extra time on crafting your headline.
Or, if you don't have the time, you can steal successful headlines from your competitors. Which is the strategy I recommend.
Of course, I recommend tweaking them slightly to make them your own so you're not plagiarizing.
But still, if a headline is working for your competition, it will work for you as well.
And doing this is dead simple. Go to Buzzsumo.
This is what you'll see.
That's a list of the most-shared blog posts around the topic or under the URL which you typed in.
From there, simply take the titles and make them your own.
You know the titles that come up in Buzzsumo attract attention, so mimic them as much as possible.
Or, if you want to jump straight to the punch, then consider some of these headline ideas for your own blog.
In fact, this provides a great example of what I'm talking about.
I went and typed the first recommended headline into Google to see what comes up, assuming that some people have already started using this resource.
But, as you can see by the results I highlighted, while all of those headlines are very similar, each one is slightly different so as not to plagiarize from the others.
That's how you want to do it.
Use tried-and-true headlines rather than untested ones and you'll attract far more attention.
Fortunately, your competition has already done loads of testing for you, and you can access their results through Buzzsumo.
Few things drive traffic and leads like social media shares.
Each share that you generate shows your content to a potential audience of thousands of people.
Of course, the potential of a share depends on the number of friends that the person sharing has.
Still, though, each share counts and gets your content in front of at least a few hundred extra eyes.
By working to generate more shares, a single post can quickly reach tens or hundreds of thousands of people instead of just a few thousand people.
That, in turn, generates more followers for your social media account and leads for your business.
And there's no better way to generate social shares than by copying what works for your competitors.
Take HubSpot as an example.
If HubSpot is your competitor, then simply go to their social media accounts, view their content, and publish content that is similar.
Ideally, mimic content that works the best for them.
It would be easy to steal the above post from them and make your own from it.
Or you could do the same thing with Buffer's content if they are your competitor.
Or you could steal from Hootsuite.
Again, if the content works for them, it will work for you since you have the same audience.
So don't be afraid to use their content to your advantage.
You can do the same thing with Facebook Ads.
If you come across a competitor's Facebook Ad that is doing remarkably well, create one of your own that is almost identical.
Here's a Facebook Ad from The New York Times that you could steal if you were in competition with them.
The more shares you get, the more leads you'll generate.
And the more you steal from your successful competitors, the more shares and leads you'll get as a result.
The world that you and I find ourselves in is a difficult one. With loads of different metrics to measure, strategies to implement, and A/B tests to run, keeping up with it all can be quite the challenge.
Fortunately, stealing from your competition won't only save you time, but it will also make you a better marketer.
How's the old quote go?
Well, your successful competitors are the giants.
And it's time you swallowed your ego and stood on their shoulders to see farther and become a more effective marketer.
To do that, you can steal free resources, subject lines, blog headlines, and social media content.
Then you'll steal like never before and, in the process, generate more attention than ever before.
What kind of content do you steal from your competitors to increase your effectiveness?
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Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp on why Mohamed Salah '100%' deserves to be Player of the Year
Reds boss says the race for the individual gong has come down to two players
Ian DoyleChief Liverpool writer
Jurgen Klopp believes Liverpool's Mohamed Salah "100%" deserves to be named PFA Player of the Year ahead of Manchester City midfielder Kevin de Bruyne.
And the Reds boss wants the Egyptian to underline his claim by continuing his outstanding form through to the end of the season.
Salah moved on to 37 goals in 42 appearances during his debut Liverpool campaign with his late matchwinner in the 2-1 triumph at Crystal Palace at the weekend.
De Bruyne, meanwhile, has now accrued 19 assists in all competitions to help move City within one victory of clinching the Premier League title.
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The two players will go head-to-head on Wednesday night in the Champions League quarter-final first leg at Anfield.
Klopp, though, is in no doubt who should come out of top in the individual awards.
"Do I get a vote? No," said the Reds boss. "I think Mo would deserve it 100%. As his manager, I'd say 'come on, prove it by playing at this level for the rest of the season'. That's how it is.
"Both players have played an outstanding season with obvious highlights. Scoring goals, creating chances, which is what everyone wants to see.
Virgil van Dijk knows how to stop Liverpool's Mohamed Salah - but he's not telling Manchester City
"I am happy that I don't have to make this decision. Yes, Mo would deserve it.
"But if I said now that Kevin De Bruyne should have no chance I'd be lying. He's a fantastic player and City will be champions so he has a trophy. Maybe we can at least win the other one."

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December 20, 2003 • Turkish Cyprus has been isolated from the outside world for 30 years. In 1974, the Turkish army invaded. Ethnic Greeks fled south and ethnic Turks north, leaving the northern part of Cyprus largely uninhabited and unchanged -- down to coffee cups and lawn chairs.
May 15, 2000 • Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," the lead single off its seminal album Nevermind, heralded the dominance of grunge over the music of the time.


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McIlroy May Keep Beating Him But Rickie Fowler Had An Incredibly Consistent Year
By Gary Reilly Aug 11, 2014 3:45 PM
Rory McIlroy is going to get all the plaudits for an incredible summer of golf and rightly so. By his own high standards, he didn't even play particularly well at Valhalla before claiming his second consecutive major and his third tournament win in a row. It's an incredible feat from an incredible golfer but spare a thought for those he is leaving in his wake.
Having been within two shots of McIlroy at both the PGA and the Open Championship, Rickie Fowler has played some of the most consistent golf that he is ever likely to play. When you take into account that Fowler also finished in the top 5 at the Masters and the US Open, this stat really puts his consistency into context.
Looking back...petty cool to join @TigerWoods and @jacknicklaus as the only three to have finished top 5 in all 4 majors in the same year????
— Rickie Fowler (@RickieFowlerPGA) August 11, 2014
It may not be the most desirable record when you consider how many of those tournaments that Woods and Nicklaus actually won, but Fowler has time on his side and if he continues the kind of play he's shown in 2014, it will be only a matter of time before he claims his first major. (Provided McIlroy slows down a bit of course)
Jon Rahm Taken Aback By Gareth Bale's Golf Standards
'I'm Living In Reality, I Don't Know Where He's Living' - McIlroy Responds To Reed Drama
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Padraig Harrington Picks Up A Tasty Pay Cheque After Big Finish In Abu Dhabi


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C'est moi le lapin (parfois titré Le Lapin, c'est moi ; en allemand : ) est un film est-allemand réalisé par Kurt Maetzig, tourné en 1965, mais sorti sur les écrans en 1990. Il fait partie du groupe de films mis à l'index lors du XIe plénum du SED en .

Synopsis
Maria Morzceck est une jeune berlinoise de 19 ans vivant chez sa tante et souhaitant faire des études de slavistique. Mais la condamnation de son frère Dieter pour des motifs obscurs, et sans doute politiques, compromet son inscription. Car tandis que celui-ci purge sa peine de trois ans de prison, Maria doit se lancer dans la vie active, devenant serveuse dans un restaurant. Elle rencontre et se lie avec un magistrat, Paul Deister, qui se trouve être celui qui a condamné son frère. Malgré cela, elle s'éprend de lui, et envisage grâce à cette relation d'arranger le cas de Dieter. Mais Maria, qui réfléchit de plus en plus à la question de la justice et du droit, se rend compte que Paul Deister est un carriériste. Il rend des jugements pour se faire bien voir du parti plutôt qu'en suivant des principes juridiques et moraux clairs. Lorsque son frère sort de prison, il apprend la relation que Maria a entretenu avec le juge Deister et la gifle. Maria, décidée à prendre sa vie en main et à s'affirmer, quitte l'appartement familial avec la volonté de s'inscrire à l'université. Elle n'est "plus le lapin", dit-elle.

Contexte de production
Kurt Maetzig est un des cinéastes les plus respectés de RDA, connu pour avoir signé plusieurs classiques (Mariage dans l'ombre, Le Conseil des Dieux) et quelques fresques hagiographiques (Ernst Thälmann). Il est un communiste convaincu, membre du SED et des institutions culturelles est-allemandes comme l'Académie des Arts. Cependant, après la construction du Mur de Berlin, de nombreux artistes adoptent un ton plus libre, cherchant à pointer certains problèmes de la RDA afin d'améliorer le socialisme. Des films comme Le Ciel partagé (Der geteilte Himmel) de Konrad Wolf ou La Femme de Lot (Lot's Weib) d'Egon Günther introduisent une esthétique nouvelle dans le cinéma de la DEFA, ainsi qu'une approche plus frontale des difficultés rencontrées par le pays. Kurt Maetzig a le soutien de la direction du studio, et s'inspirant d'autres cinémas de pays socialistes, cherche à concevoir un film audacieux qui contribue à améliorer le système judiciaire.

Parcours du film
Alors que la sortie est prévue pour début 1966, le film est interdit en  par le XIe Plénum du SED, ainsi que plusieurs autres films, comme Ne pense surtout pas que je pleure (Denk bloß nicht ich heule) de Frank Vogel. Les membres les plus dogmatiques du parti reprochent au film la représentation qu'il fait de la justice est-allemande, notamment dans la personne du juge arriviste. Le film sortira finalement à l'hiver 1989-1990, à la faveur de l'ouverture du régime, avec les autres "films-lapins", auxquels il a donné le nom. Ceux-ci jouissent d'un culte particulier en ex-RDA.

Fiche technique
 Titre original :
 Réalisation : Kurt Maetzig
 Scénario : Kurt Maetzig, Manfred Bieler (d'après son roman Maria Morzeck oder Das Kaninchen bin ich)
 Dramaturgie : Christel Gräf
 Musique : Reiner Bredemeyer, Gerhard Rosenfeld
 Photographie, caméra : Erich Gusko
 Son : Konrad Walle
 Montage : Helga Krause
 Décors : Alfred Thomalla
 Costumes : Rita Bieler
 Pays d'origine :
 Langue : allemand.
 Année de production : 1964 et 1965
 Directeur de production : Matin Sonnabend
 Sociétés de production : DEFA
 Groupe artistique (KAG) : "Roter Kreis"
 Format : Noir et blanc et couleurs — 35 mm — 1.37:1 — son mono
 Genre : Drame
 Durée : 114 minutes
 Date de sortie d'origine :
 Première projection publique :
 Date de sortie :

Distribution
 Angelika Waller : Maria Morzeck
 Alfred Müller : Paul Deister
 Ilse Voigt : Tante Hete
 Wolfgang Winkler : Dieter Morzeck
 Irma Münch : Gabriele Deister
 Rudolf Ulrich : Grambow
 Helmut Schellhardt : le maire
 Annemarie Esper : Edith
 Willi Schrade : le professeur de sport Ulli
 Willi Narloch : le serveur Oskar
 Bernd Bartoczewski : criminologue
 Anna-Maria Besendahl : hôtesse
 Peter Borgelt : juge

Bibliographie
 Cyril BUFFET, Défunte DEFA, histoire de l'autre cinéma allemand, Cerf-Corlet, Paris-Condé-sur-Noireau, 2007

Liens externes

 DEFA Stiftung
 www.filmportal.de Portail du cinéma allemand

Film allemand sorti en 1990
Film tourné en 1964
Film est-allemand
Film dramatique allemand
Adaptation d'un roman allemand au cinéma
Film réalisé par Kurt Maetzig
Film se déroulant en Allemagne de l'Est

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The 2015 WTA Stae Shoot is nearly upon us and I am getting really excited to make this among the best that we have held so far. I hope the weather cooperates and gives a fair shake. I am just going to run through a number of items and try to answer as many as questions as there could possibly be.
As far shooting for the championship it will cost an additional $5 (which goes directly and completely into the WTA youth fund). You must also be a WTA member. Score cards must be turned in by 5 PM on Sat but it will be greatly appreciated if they are turned in early so your shoot chairman can fill out the brackets. All of the shoot off targets will be brand new for the shoot off and will be sold by silent auction up until 8:30 Sunday morning. I think everyone will enjoy watching the shoot off. It is my plan to hold it on the patio area behind the club house so it should be quite nice for the spectators. As always we will do everything to make the shoot of move smoothly. Also, anyone that does not wish to shoot for the championship should feel free to just shoot for fun and you will not be required to pay the additional $5.
Camping: We will have ample room for camping of all units. There is a couple tent camping areas with another on the course if you prefer rustic and private. We also have an area for RV units and the RV's will also get priority in the parking areas so if you are driving in for the day and see cars parked on the road just park there as well. It is only a short walk. We have about a half dozen outlets for RV's to plug into but I doubt the service will support very many AC units. I would appreciate a call, text or email if you are bringing a RV so I can plan. I am already planning for the Footed Shaft, Roger, Ron, Joe L, Carl K, George and Ron L.
As always I strongly encourage youth participation. I will have our shooting range that we use at the banquet set up for the kids next to the club house. If someone would like to do some novelty shoots or program for the kids there I would greatly appreciate it but at any rate I will have tip over targets in there for them to just have fun with. Please let me know what I can do to help support you if you would like to do something for the kids.
I will also have at least one camp shower set up next to the clubhouse with my pump sprayer. Just take the pump sprayer into the janitors closet which is about 30 feet away and fill it with hot water.
For those coming in on I94 take the hwy 164 exit (294) and go north about 6 miles to Richmond rd. Then west 1 mile to Mary Hill rd. and north 1/2 mile to Walnut. Then east 1/4 mile and you are there.
For those coming from the north on 41 get off at hwy 60, go west just less than 1/2 mile and then southon hwy 164 for 13 miles to hwy VV. West on VV for 3/4 miles to Mary Hill rd. and the south 3/4 miles to Walnut. East on walnut to the club.
Also another tip for directions is to go to the WTA site and we have a map there with all of the clubs marked (thanks to Joe Lasch).
N14 W24121 Tower Place, Pewaukee,1 262 297 0590.
The other two hotels are the Price Pointe Inn and the Airport Lodge.
We will have food throughout the weekend with pulled pork for the main event on Saturday by Ron Kulas. Ron Is smoking the pork in his industrial size smoker and I will bet it will done ever so.
Our club house has AC for relief if it is a bit warm and there is a twenty yard range for use by vendors. Please come.
Debbie and I are planning on being there. See you then.
High heat, High humidity, Storms, No electricity.
Thanks to everybody that came out and sweated through their shirts, shot their bows, drank beer and ate pork.
Congratulations to the 2015 champs!
I also want to thank everyone for leaving the grounds cleaner than they found it.
Thanks to Ron for making the pork. It was way too good to even think about putting bbq sauce on.
I had many compliments on the course and I just want to say that that means a lot to me. I had fun trying to get a variety of shots set. I didn't want them too long but wanted them to be challenging all the same.
I also have to mention that the WTA folks made such a positive impression on the Sherwood Forrest members that I am sure at least a few of them will be giving trad archery a try.
Paul, the lowest score to qualify was 278 if that helps you. I am glad to hear that you enjoyed yourself. Thanks for coming out.
"Thanks to Ron for making the pork. It was way too good to even think about putting bbq sauce on."
I'll second that. Had seconds and would have had thirds if I wasn't already stuffed.
Thanks Greg for a great course. We all had fun on Saturday trying to figure out how to shoot between the trees.


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So far, President-elect Donald Trump's attempts to resolve his massive conflicts of interest have as much substance as the pile of empty business folders he laid out at last week's press conference. As things stand, leading ethics experts are clear that America's 45th President will violate our constitution from the moment he is inaugurated.
Take the Trump family's global real estate empire. Unless he severs all ties, how can the American people know that Mr. Trump's foreign policy decisions won't be swayed by his family making or losing considerable amounts of money?
We cannot underestimate what this means for our national security and foreign policy. For years, the U.S. has been at the forefront of efforts to stop kleptocrats using public office to enrich themselves and their families in countries around the world. Such countries are sometimes subject to sanctions, asset seizures or other punitive measures, because unaccountable leaders are dangerous. So to protect our status and influence in the world, we need assurances that this model of government we have spent decades denouncing will not take root in the White House, of all places.
Unless he severs all ties, how can the American people know that Mr. Trump's foreign policy decisions won't be swayed by his family making or losing considerable amounts of money?
The part of the constitution that Trump will be violating (it's called the emoluments clause) stops people in power from deriving any financial benefits from foreign governments as a result of their position. It exists to protect our democracy and make sure our leaders act in the public interest, not their own. Leading ethics experts from both parties agree with this interpretation of the law. The only people who don't are the lawyers on Mr. Trump's payroll. Mr. Trump is following the rule book used by corrupt leaders around the world, handing his business interests over to his children in a bid to appear to separate himself from any conflicts of interest.
This isn't new to us at Global Witness. We have spent decades showing how corrupt leaders get around rules to grow rich at the expense of their people. In Cambodia, we exposed how members of Prime Minister Hun Sen's family are amassing vast personal fortunes in the private sector, with links to companies spanning the majority of Cambodia's most lucrative business sectors. The Hun family have Cambodia's economy so sewn up that many Cambodians are likely to struggle to avoid lining the ruling family's pockets multiple times a day. In Kyrgyzstan Maxim Bakiyev, the son of the former President, has been convicted of using his family connections to embezzle millions before the country collapsed (although he argues that the charges are politically motivated). He then sought refuge in the UK, and is known to live in a mansion in a leafy suburb on the outskirts of London.
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Wear reflective clothing – I wasn't sold on this one even though I knew I should. The Mr. purchased me a reflective vest which I do wear 99% of the time. I don't like to since I like to be a rebel when I can, but he threatens me really encourages me to do so.
Carry pepper spray – This is hopefully unnecessary, but it certainly gives you a boost of confidence in case of any dogs/people that are unwelcome on your run. I loosely tie mine on my shorts drawstring. I'm sure there is a better product/method, but I'm cheap. It works. The end.
Don't listen to music – I break this rule as I really need music to motivate me especially on those cold mornings. I will turn it down lower than I would typically listen to it and take out one earbud. That way I can still hear the music but also my surroundings.
Always change your route, be unpredictable – On morning runs, I just run for the fun of it. I don't worry about time. Just check my watch to be sure I'm going to be home in time. Safety first. If your unpredictable, then less likely for a Mr. Bad Guy to be lurking in a large bush or something.
Pack Your Bad Words – Once I was running and a guy decided to be funny and rev up his car as it was sitting in his driveway. Well, this certainly startled/scared me, so I rattled off a string of bad words. This made me feel better, and the look on the guy's face was priceless. It's nice to surprise people, and sometimes a cuss word carries just the right amount of weight to tell someone you mean business and you-better-not-mess-with-me.
Now, I know running at dark can be dangerous. I don't make a habit of it. If you can run on a nice well-traveled trail in the afternoon, good for you! I try to make it as safe as possible. Plus, who could miss out on the moon as a running partner?
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GOING PLACES: Into the third round at Wimbledon, Aussie John Millman has been picked for the Rio Olympics. Michel Euler
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Chris Gilmore
1st Jul 2016 1:00 PM
TENNIS: Australian John Millman faces one of the toughest tests of his career tonight when he takes on world No.2 Andy Murray in the third round at Wimbledon.
Millman (pictured) downed French 26th seed Benoit Paire 7-6 6-3 4-6 6-2 to set up the clash with the Scot.
Moment before taking the court, Queenslander Millman learnt he would be representing Australia at the Rio Olympics alongside Thanasi Kokkinakis.
"It means the world to me to be able to represent my country at the Games," world No.67 Millman said.
"I'm buzzing for that, and then to be able to go out there and put together a pretty good performance ... was awesome. I live to fight another day here at Wimbledon."
Murray beat Taiwan's Yen-Hsun Lu 6-3 6-2 6-1 to set up the third round clash.
Bernard Tomic will also be in action at the All England Club tonight when he plays Spanish 14th seed Roberto Bautista Agut in the third round.
The Australian 19th seed dropped a set against Moldovan qualifier Radu Albot, but won 7-6 6-3 6-7 6-3.
Tomic is expecting a tough time against Bautista Agut, who is coming off a walkover victory over Kazakhstan's Mikhail Kukushkin.
"He plays similar to the guy that I played today," Tomic said.
"He competes well, he's an amazing mover and that's why he's close to top 10.
"He's at a career-high ranking now of around 13 or 14 and I heard he got a default today so energy-wise he'll be a lot better than me."
Australia's female Olympic representatives, Sam Stosur and Daria Gavrilova, both bombed out in the second round.
Stosur, the 14th seed, lost 6-4 6-2 to German Sabine Lisicki, and Gavrilova was outsted by 19th seed Dominika Cibulkova 6-3 6-2, ending Australia's hopes in the women's draw.
Australian Nick Kyrgios, seeded 15th, was due to face German Dustin Brown overnight, while fellow Aussie Matthew Barton was to play American 18th seed John Isner.
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Hi Stuart, can you point me in the right direction for the authority(ies) cases on the following legal points; 1) verbal contracts 2) contracts signed under economic duress ?
Just quoting case law at you as to the enforceability of verbal contracts or economic duress will be worthless.
There are so many cases particularly with regard to duress circumstances are unlikely to be the same as yours.
Verbal contracts are enforceable in Common Law provided there is an offer and an acceptance, then there is an agreement.
Verbal contracts are not enforceable for certain things of which the most common is the sale or transfer of an interest in land.
You are not entitled to withhold the £1200. That will be classed as unlawful deduction from wages.
You are entitled however to sue him for the £1200.
I had a very similar case recently where the claimant's case was upheld but the defendant (you in this scenario) did not counterclaim.
They then had to issue separates proceedings to get their counterclaim monies back.
In cases like this, and I have seen this many times, the judge will ask you to show him the piece of paper whereby the client agreed that you could withhold this money. Of course, you don't have that because it was all verbal and it comes down to which version of events the judge believes.
This is Small Claims Court and I wouldn't get hung up therefore in case law because the judge will be familiar with the whole concept of verbal contracts and economic duress.
You had no option but to take what was on offer but, you should have paid him and then sued him for the £1200.
However that hasn't happened now so you will have to deal with it by way of a counterclaim.
If it cost you more than £1200 (you are going to have to show your loss for your counterclaim to succeed,) and counterclaim for whatever it did actually cost you put someone in place for the other 2 weeks.
If you didn't put anyone in place for the other 2 weeks you may struggle to bring a successful counterclaim if it transpired that the client managed without.
I did counterclaim in the response to his money claim online for the full amount. I don't believe it is wages because this was a limited company invoices for services, but maybe I am wrong.
There was a full contract in place for the initioal period. At the expirey of this period the client requested that the consultant stayed for another month. This was communicated to the consultant and he had verbally agreed to perform another period of one month. This was communicated to the client and then the new written contracts were sent to the consultant.
In between the consultant verbally agreeing and the sending of the written contracts, the consultant took another engagement. We stated that he had already agreed to the one month contract. He said that he hadn't verbally agreed and that he hadn't signed the contract. We said that he had verbally agreed and that this verbal agreement had been communicated to the client and that is why the written contracts had been sent.
The consultant stated that he would perform two weeks of the role but not all four but only on the basis that we would not pursue him for the remaining two weeks.
The client was annoyed but had no choice to accept the two weeks as opposed to the four.
This is when I sent a question to you and you explained that a verbal contract was as valid as a written one and that his forcing us to accept the two weeks was economic duress.
Does the above change things ?
Because of the nature of the work on the contract, it could either be done as a contract claim or unpaid wages claim. The end result is the same apart from the fact that there is rarely a defence to an unpaid wages claim although there may be a counterclaim which is the situation here. The financial end result is exactly the same.
All this hinges on the fact that he agreed to work for one month and then changed his mind because he had "a better offer".
As a result of that, the end client ultimately had to get someone else in to do the job which is why you have withheld his payment in respect of the 1st 2 weeks that he worked to cover any additional costs in respect of the remaining 2 weeks.
Although this should have been dealt with by way of counterclaim or actually issuing proceedings against him for the loss in respect of the breach of contract.
A counterclaim however should be for whatever it has cost to get someone else in for the other 2 weeks which is over and above the £1200 which this person would have got. If someone else comes in and does the extra 2 weeks and costs, for example, £1800, then the offset/counterclaim is £600.
and so a daily margin for our company of £75 per day. He accepted to perform a further 22 days but after being offered another role only performed 10 days.
The client then had to move another external consultant (not supplied by ourselves) across to complete the remaining 12 days thus causing us loss of revenue of £900.
Can we claim anything else like costs or damages ?
If you are the claimant the new lost revenue of £900, you may not necessarily be able to claim the £900.
It depends what your overheads are. Your claim is actually for your loss of profit not loss of turnover.
I have a tactic which works in cases like this and it actually puts you in a good light with the judge and that is to admit that you owe some money!
In this case, it appears that you admit to at least owing £300 net after the counterclaim and it might be worthwhile filing an admission and counterclaim in that sum.
I have already filed the defence for the complete claim of £1,200. As you say, this is the companies lost revenue and I added a further £300 for costs.
What should I do in this event ? Should I amend the defence and admit £300 ? can I claim and damages ? what should I do ?
Rather than make an application to amend your defence (which will cost 50 quid, why don't you send him a cheque?
He may just cash it.
I have a standard answer for this which I'm going to past below so please excuse the references to "they" rather than him.
You need to add in that if he cashes the check, he should advise the court that this matter is now settled.
Thanks, ***** ***** already offered £600 (half of the claim) over the phone. He respondened that he would accept £1,000 leaving £200.
I don't think it is the money at this stage. I went back to the board and they said to continue the claim for this amount.
What should I do regarding his claim which is currently for £1,200 and a known loss of revenue of £900 ?
Point taken, but what can I do if he doesn't, can I claim for £300 for the damages of the relationship difficulties it created with the client ? and the additional time and effort of having to change the documentation ? are there any other costs I can claim for ? Or would I be best spending the £50 and dropping the disputed amount to £900. Additionally, with small claims can I seek third party disclosure or security for costs or another type of application ?
The consultant has just identified the discrepancy and has asked that I pay the undisputed £150 - he sent the communication 'Without Prejudice' should I pay it or should I pay to amend the defence or should I claim for anything else.
If he doesn't, you can actually claim what you like although you would have to prove the damage to the relationship with the client. I think you have more chance of getting the additional time and effort to change the documentation provided you can prove how much time and effort was spent on this.
You won't get security for costs in the Small Claims Court.
If hundred and £50 is not disputed, then send it.
He has been talking to someone in the pub which is why he has headed the letter Without Prejudice". That heading only needs to go in if it contains an offer or an admission which ultimately will not come out in court until after the event.
he has a solicitor helping him. I am concerned that he would want me to give him £150 and then proceed with the claim at £1,200 if I don't get the defence changed with the courts. I am inclined to argue that the £150 difference pertains to the unnecessary costs incurred as well as the reputational damages.
How do I change the defence, what form do I use ?
If you want to change the defence, use form N244.
On page 6,the court fees are here.
You have to decide whether you want to settle this by paying something or defend a lot.
You can put to him what ever you like and it's up to him whether he accepts it or not.
do I need to get the o/s permission to change my defence and counterclaim ? or do I just fill out the n244 form and file it ?
Would it look good in front of the judge if we accepted that there was a miscalculation and then re-imbursed it ?
You don't need the other sides permission to change your defence. You do have to tell them that you are doing it and send them a copy. I think the miscalculation and the reimbursement would form part of your admission.
Doesn't the otherside have to change their claim ? Wouldn't they have to change their claim to reflect the paid amount or does it not work like that ?
It wouldn't work like that. It would just be taken into account at the hearing.
could you please tell me how much a garden earns per hour.


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Rogers earned a bachelor's degree in music from Rollins College in 1951. He began his television career in 1951 at NBC in New York. He returned to Pittsburgh in 1953 to work for children's programming at NET (later PBS) television station WQED. After graduating from Pittsburgh Theological Seminary, he became a Presbyterian minister in 1963 and attended the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School of Child Development, where he began his 30-year long collaboration with child psychologist Margaret McFarland. He also helped develop the children's shows The Children's Corner (1955) and Misterogers (1963). In 1968 he created Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, a show critically acclaimed for focusing on children's emotional and physical concerns, such as death, sibling rivalry, school enrollment, and divorce.
The end of an era was marked on 31 August 2001 when Rogers greeted youngsters for the last time on his PBS TV show, Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. He'd had a run of 34 years and the show's producers hoped to segue into reruns with little or no disruption for the 3- to 6-year-olds who considered the cardigan-wearing Rogers as family.
Rogers and his wife, concert pianist Joanne Byrd, had two grown sons and vacationed at their home in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Originally trained and ordained as a minister, he said, "The general message of the Neighborhood is that the truth is best. If we can share ourselves with our kids in ways that aren't frightening to them, that's the greatest gift we can give anyone -- the gift of an honest self." His gentleness and decency gave several generations of children more than entertainment but nourishment for their growing characters.
Rogers died of stomach cancer on the morning of 27 February 2003 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at age 74. His work in children's television has been widely lauded, and he received over 40 honorary degrees and several awards, including the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2002 and a Lifetime Achievement Emmy in 1997. He was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame in 1999.
American actor Tom Hanks, who is Rogers' sixth cousin, portrays him in the 2019 film A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.
role played of/by Hanks, Tom (born 9 July 1956). Notes: 2019 film "A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood"
Relationship : Marriage 1952 (Joanne Byrd)
Work : Prize 1997 (Lifetime Achievement Emmy)
Work : Prize 1999 (Television Hall of Fame)
Work : Prize 2002 (Presidential Medal of Freedom)
Health : Medical diagnosis October 2002 (Stomach cancer)
Death by Disease 27 February 2003 in Pittsburgh (Stomach cancer, age 74)
Steinbrecher quotes a letter from him 7/1991 for 8:20 AM. Originally a typo gave "3:20 a.m.", downgrading the rating to DD, but this has been corrected.
Ted PanDeva Zagar in the Mountain Astrologer Feb/1998 quotes him for the same, time recalled by his parents and maternal grandmother.
Sy Scholfield quotes birth notice, Latrobe Bulletin (Latrobe, Pennsylvania), 20 March 1928, page 5, "Mr. and Mrs. James Hillis Rogers are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy born early this morning, at their home on East Main street."
Traits : Body : Diet unusual (Vegetarian, pescetarian)
Traits : Personality : Loved by all
Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Cancer (Stomach)
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Ears (Red-green color-blind)
Family : Relationship : Marriage more than 15 Yrs (50 years with Joanne Byrd)
Family : Relationship : Marriage - Compatible
Family : Relationship : Mate - Noted (Wife a concert pianist)
Family : Parenting : Kids 1-3 (Two sons)
Lifestyle : Social Life : Sports (Lap-swimmer)
Personal : Death : Illness/ Disease (Stomach cancer)
Vocation : Education : Other Education (TV host for children's programs)
Vocation : Entertainment : TV host/ Personality
Vocation : Entertainment : Other Entertainment (Puppeteer)
Vocation : Entertain/Music : Composer/ Arranger
Vocation : Entertain/Music : Vocalist/ Pop, Rock, etc.
Vocation : Entertain/Business : Entertain Producer
Vocation : Religion : Ecclesiastics/ western (Ordained minister)
Vocation : Writers : Children's literature
Notable : Awards : Emmy (Lifetime Achievement)
Notable : Awards : Hall of Fame (Television)
Notable : Awards : Public Service (Presidential Medal of Freedom)
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Birthplace Latrobe, PA (US)
Moon 11 Pisces
Asc 15 Taurus
Traits : Body : Diet unusual
Diagnoses : Major Diseases : Cancer
Diagnoses : Body Part Problems : Ears
Family : Relationship : Marriage more than 15 Yrs
Family : Relationship : Mate - Noted
Family : Parenting : Kids 1-3
Lifestyle : Social Life : Sports
Personal : Death : Illness/ Disease
Vocation : Education : Other Education
Vocation : Entertainment : Other Entertainment
Vocation : Religion : Ecclesiastics/ western
Notable : Awards : Emmy
Notable : Awards : Hall of Fame
Notable : Awards : Public Service


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Rutter's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry is the leading textbook in its field. Both interdisciplinary and international, it provides a coherent appraisal of the current state of the field to help researchers, trainees and practicing clinicians in their daily work. Integrating science and clinical practice, it is a comprehensive reference for all aspects of child and adolescent psychiatry. New to this full color edition are expanded coverage on classification, including the newly revised Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5), and new chapters on systems neuroscience, relationship-based treatments, resilience, global psychiatry, and infant mental health. From an international team of expert editors and contributors, this sixth edition is essential reading for all professionals working and learning in the fields of child and adolescent mental health and developmental psychopathology as well as for clinicians working in primary care and pediatric settings. Michael Rutter has contributed a number of new chapters and a Foreword for this edition: "I greatly welcome this new edition as providing both a continuity with the past and a substantial new look." --Professor Sir Michael Rutter, extract from Foreword. Reviews of previous editions: "This book is by far the best textbook of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry written to date." --Dr Judith Rapoport, NIH "The editors and the authors are to be congratulated for providing us with such a high standard for a textbook on modern child psychiatry. I strongly recommend this book to every child psychiatrist who wants a reliable, up-to-date, comprehensive, informative and very useful textbook. To my mind this is the best book of its kind available today." --Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry
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Articles by Greg Pierce
"The Scriptures refer to reaping the whirlwind. That certainly describes Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson after the first statewide poll since the controversial deal he cut in exchange for his deciding vote on the Senate health care bill," John Fund writes at OpinionJournal.com. Published January 1, 2010
DAY OF RECKONING Published December 31, 2009
"In a key scene in Frank Capra's 1939 film 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington,' appointed senator (and unwitting pawn in a corruption scheme) Jefferson Smith, played by Jimmy Stewart, suggests to a colleague that perhaps it would be a good idea to read bills before voting on them," John Fund writes at OpinionJournal.com. Published December 29, 2009
GIFT GIVING Published December 28, 2009
"'Tis the season for Frank Capra movies, and not just 'It's a Wonderful Life,'" New York Post columnist Michael Goodwin writes. Published December 24, 2009
FAVOR FACTORY Published December 23, 2009
"Rep. Mike Pence of Indiana has issued an excellent statement on the health care bill," William Kristol writes in a blog at WeeklyStandard.com. "He calls it 'Washington at its worst,' and especially urges 'senators with the privilege of representing the great state of Indiana, to give special consideration to Hoosier families and their values and reject this bill.' Published December 22, 2009
"I'm sitting here digesting the news of [Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson's caving to the pressure and the Dems passing the Reid bill. I don't get it. Honestly. I realize that passing a health care bill has become a political imperative. But I don't understand why this bill meets the need," Douglas Holtz-Eakin writes in a blog at www.NationalReview.com. Published December 21, 2009
"As with most presidents at the end of their first year in office, Barack Obama's approval ratings have slipped in 2009, though not as much as the clamor of his critics would suggest," Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew Research Center, writes at PewResearch.org. Published December 18, 2009
WORDS OF WISDOM Published December 17, 2009
MORE THAN A TRICKLE Published December 16, 2009
"It is not enough for climate scientists and environment ministers to go to Copenhagen and tell each other how right they are. They also need to convince the public. National politics -- the democratic process -- is awfully inconvenient sometimes, but cannot be waved away," Clive Crook writes in the Financial Times. Published December 15, 2009
Virginia Attorney General-elect Kenneth T. Cuccinelli II says his fellow Republicans lost their congressional majorities in the elections of 2006 and 2008 as a result of their big-spending ways. Published December 14, 2009
TAXING JOBS Published December 11, 2009
"As the president approaches the end of his first year in office, the verdict of the public is clear: Barack Obama has performed poorly," Peter Wehner writes at www.commentarymagazine.com. Published December 10, 2009
HURT FEELINGS Published December 9, 2009
The Obama administration is squirming as former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld continues to bulldog the president for suggesting in his speech at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., last week that the previous administration had repeatedly denied troop requests by commanders in Afghanistan. Published December 8, 2009
"Voters are increasingly worried about unemployment, but Democratic leaders in Congress remain obsessed with passing health care reform," John Fund writes at www.opinionjournal.com. Published December 7, 2009
Contrary to assertions by some, including D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, President Obama has not received more threats than previous presidents. Published December 4, 2009
OBAMA'S FOES Published December 3, 2009
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Cohen argues plausibly how the "undermine American democracy" meme may itself erode confidence in U.S. political institutions because if the trick of claiming outside interference can to be used successfully once it will be used again even after Trump is gone. If there are claims by losing candidates that Russia or some other foreign power interfered in the midterm this week it will inevitably jump-start a witch hunt to find those congressmen who were "helped." The legitimacy of congress itself will be in question.
It is the ultimate irony that the most powerful and least threatened country in the world – the United States of America-runs on fear. The obsession with possible foreign interference in U.S. elections reflects the fundamental insecurity of the elites that actually manipulate the system to benefit themselves and their constituencies. If the midterm results do not satisfy the Establishment and the "foreign menace" again is surfaced as causative it will, in truth, be the beginning of the end for American democracy as mistrust of the integrity of the government institutions will continue to be eroded. The alternative? Tell Robert Mueller to put his cards on the table and prove what is being generally accepted as true regarding Russia or fold up his tent and go home because he is no longer need.


Poliglide has successfully taught a vast range of people with all different backgrounds; Men and women, of all different ages, shapes and sizes.
Some with no aviation experience and others have crossed over from flying jumbo 747's , Chinook helicopters or even F18 Fighter Jets.
It's a huge statement to declare a school offers the best possible training. Let's look at a few factors to substantiate such a claim.
Poliglide has been offering paramotor training since 2002, having taught hundreds of pilots to fly paramotors, our former students are a testimony to our continued passion in sharing this sport and increasing it's safety and accessibility. Andrew Polidano, our CFI, was the author of the current Paramotor Certificate Course (straight through course) that is utilised by the HGFA and remains a key advisor to the HGFA on syllabus development.
We have passionate staff that thoroughly enjoy motorised flight and sharing the wonder of it with others.
We use a state of the art towing system to quickly get you used to the sensation of propelled launching, in a safe, broad, open area. We use well serviced, reliable motors and best quality wings for learning, as well as specially designed communication systems so you will always be able to clearly hear your instructor.
At Poliglide we understand that some people prefer to learn on the equipment that they will go on to fly once they have left the safety of the school, while others would prefer to wait until they make their final decision on gear. This is why we offer a range of choices including package deals, equipment sales, or the option to hire all of your gear to do the course.
As previously mentioned, Andrew Polidano, was the author of the Paramotor Certificate (Straight Through) Course*.
As such, Poliglide is one of only a few schools in Australia that is currently able to offer the straight through course.
*This is a course for those with no paragliding experience, only looking to do motorised flying.
Poliglide has a training facility in Victoria, just North of Bendigo.
We are very excited to offer our Victorian friends a wonderful place to begin, or continue, their paramoto training..
Andrew Polidano, Poliglide Chief Flight Instructor (CFI), is a current member of the Hang Gliding Federation of Australia's (HGFA) Safety and Operations Committee (SOC) as the Paramotor/ Paragliding representative. The instructors on the committee provide specialist guidance in the development of all HGFA operations.
Andrew has been flying foot launched motorised paragliders since 2001 and wheelbase since 2003.
Having trained hundreds of people to fly paramotors Andrew has gained the reputation as being a specialist in the sport and receives recommendations from a wide base of free flying schools around Australia.
A few Former students now run schools and several have achieved world records and world first achievements in the sport.
Andrew is the key author of the Australian Paramotor certificate syllabus, working with several HGFA general managers and board members since 2001. Andrew was the president of the HGFA between 2005-2007.
While completing his bachelor degree in Exercise Science Andrew began the development of a Sports Conditioning program to support students before and during motoring courses.
Andrew's son, Jayden, is an energetic and passionate pilot and instructor. Jaydens patience and positive nature for new pilots is a big win for the school.
Justin is a true motoring enthusiast, and joining him into the Poliglide team as a Flight Instructor gives us working operations in Victoria. Justin brings his hundreds upon hundreds of hours of flight experience as well as a very patient and clear teaching style to the team.


Iowa's two congresswomen are among the 19 rookie Democrats in the U.S. House co-sponsoring a bill that would set up a system to prevent future federal government shut-downs.
It's called the Shutdown to End All Shutdowns Act. Congresswoman Cindy Axne of West Des Moines says it would automatically trigger funding to keep federal agencies open if congress fails to pass budget bills on time.
"It prevents federal workers from being furloughed or forced to work without pay if congress and the president fail to agree on appropriations measures,"Axne says.
There's a prod to get the warring partisans in Washington, D.C. to avoid shutting down the government. Congress, the president and anyone the president appoints in the federal government would not be paid in a shutdown if this bill becomes law.
"It transfers the financial hardship from federal workers to the pockets of those of us who are creating the laws," Axne says.
Iowa's other congresswoman, Abby Finkenauer of Dubuque, is also co-sponsoring this proposal. Axne says Democratic leaders have indicated this bill or something like it will be considered in the full House.


You can sooth a burdensome cough with a homemade concoction of pineapple juice and honey for an effective and palatable alternative to over-the-counter cough suppressants. This type of natural remedy has been used for generations by the Amish and other sectors as an alternative to today's synthetic syrups. Pineapples contain bromelain, an enzyme with anti-inflammatory properties, which fights infections and kills bacteria.
The juice from fresh pineapples can suppress the physical symptoms you might experience from a cough 5 times more effectively than cough syrup, while providing additional nutritional support. Let's take a closer look at how (and why) you should be trying it the next time you're hit by a stubborn cough. As with trying any home remedy, you should consult your physician first.
In the recent years, scientists have found that a mixture of pineapple juice, honey, salt and pepper can be up to 5 times more effective at dealing with cough as opposed to OTC medications and prescribed cough syrups. A study found that raw extracts from pineapple could decrease mucus five times faster than over-the-counter cough syrups. Patients recovered 4.8 times faster and exhibited a decrease in all symptoms related to coughing, especially hacking.
In fact, another study has found that the use of this mixture can also be helpful in dissolving the mucus in patients affected by tuberculosis. Drinking pineapple juice helps soothe a sore throat and aids the body to expel mucous easily. Thick and stubborn mucus in your lungs or sinuses can cause seemingly endless spasms of coughing, sneezing and painful infections.
Into DIY home remedies? This pineapple juice remedy is just what you need to try to tackle cough.
1/2 teaspoon of cayenne pepper (optional).
Just combine all of these together in a blender, blend for a minute or two, and you're done! Take 1/4 cup, 2-3 x/day and repeat recipe daily.
Pineapple also packs in a ton of other traces minerals required by the body- copper, calcium, beta carotene, folate, potassium, B6 and thiamine.


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"The Art of Leadership and the Leadership of Art" by Don McIntyre, Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity
https://www.banffcentre.ca/articles/art-leadership-and-leadership-art
"How to change arts leadership in Canada: An insider's perspective" by Rosalyn Rubenstein, The Globe and Mail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/opinion/how-to-change-arts-leadership-in-canada-an-insiders-perspective/article38021320/
"Moving Arts Leadership Forward: A Changing Landscape" by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation
https://hewlett.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Moving%20Arts%20Leadership%20Forward_2016.pdf
"The Art of Leadership: Became A More Effective Leader In 3 Steps" by Young Entrepreneur Council, Forbes Magazine
https://www.forbes.com/sites/theyec/2012/08/06/the-art-of-leadership-become-a-more-effective-leader-in-3-steps/#47ec8f4f788a
"How to think like a leader" by Andrea Simpson, ArtsHub
https://www.artshub.com.au/education/news-article/career-advice/professional-development/andrea-simpson/how-to-think-like-a-leader-254434
"The arts sector is in desperate need of a fresh perspective" by Susan Jones, The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/culture-professionals-network/2015/jun/23/arts-sector-desperate-need-fresh-perspective-susan-jones
"How Arts Leaders Build Expert and Relationship Power: The Two Best Ways to Establish Your Leadership Credibility", by Astrid Baumgardner
http://www.astridbaumgardner.com/blog-and-resources/how-arts-leaders-build-expert-and-relationship-power-the-two-best-ways-to-establish-your-leadership-credibility/
Leadership by Discipline
"Shared-leadership proves successful in music orgs" by Michael Mauskapf, Arts Forward by EmcArts
https://www.artsfwd.org/shared-leadership-proves-successful-in-music-orgs/
"Canada's Galleries Fall Short: The Not-So Great White North" by Alison Cooley Amy Luo and Caoimhe Morgan-Feir, Canadian Art
https://canadianart.ca/features/canadas-galleries-fall-short-the-not-so-great-white-north/
"Diversity in Art Museum Leadership: A Funder Collaboration" by Jeff Dean, Marc Holley & Drew Jacobs, Stanford Social Innovation Review
https://ssir.org/articles/entry/diversity_in_art_museum_leadership_a_funder_collaboration
"More than a hashtag: Making diverse, inclusive theatre the norm" by Jessica Wong, CBC News
https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/theatre-new-wave-diversity-1.4090091
"Leadership Challenges for the Independent Theatre Sector" by Charlotte Jones, itc
https://www.itc-arts.org/blog/leadership-challenges-for-the-independent-theatre-sector
Leadership in Community & Inclusion
"Can We Break the Glass Ceiling of Arts Leadership?" by Eleanor Whitney, Arts Forward by EmcArts
https://www.artsfwd.org/can-we-break-the-glass-ceiling-of-arts-leadership/
"Cross-Generational Leadership: The Future of Effective Arts Leaderships" by Aja Roberts, Americans for the Arts
https://blog.americansforthearts.org/2016/03/16/cross-generational-leadership-the-future-of-effective-arts-leadership
"Hard Numbers: A Study on Diversity in Canada's Galleries" by Michael Maranda, Canadian Art
https://canadianart.ca/features/art-leadership-diversity/
"Asking Questions About Mental Health in the Arts" by Jenna Reid, Canadian Art
https://canadianart.ca/features/workman-arts-bigfeels-symposium/
"Why Are Toronto's 'Big 6' Arts Boards Nearly All Men, And All White?" by Anya Wassenberg, Ludwig Van Toronto
https://www.ludwig-van.com/toronto/2017/12/01/issues-diversity-in-torontos-arts-boards-nearly-all-men-nearly-all-white/
"The outsiders who got in: Why sought-after arts positions in the country are going to non-Canadians" by Kate Taylor, The Globe and Mail
https://www.theglobeandmail.com/arts/the-outsiders-who-got-in-why-sought-after-arts-positions-in-the-country-are-going-tonon-canadians/article37798627/
"5 Ways Arts Projects Can Improve Struggling Communities" by Tom Borrup, Project for Public Spaces
https://www.pps.org/article/artsprojects
"Cross-Cultural Leadership Skills for a Multicultural Canada" by Tim Jackson and Erik Girard, PeopleTalk
https://peopletalkonline.ca/cross-cultural-leadership-skills-for-a-multicultural-canada/
"Diversity: A Critical Engagement" by Nasheed Qamar Faruqi, ACE
https://diversitychallenged.com/
"To fix gender inequity in arts leadership we need more women in politics and chairing boards" by Jo Caust, The Conversation.com
http://theconversation.com/to-fix-gender-inequity-in-arts-leadership-we-need-more-women-in-politics-and-chairing-boards-97782
"Art for Everyone: Approaches to Inclusive Practice", by Arts Access Victoria
https://www.artsaccess.com.au/assets/Uploads/Art-for-Everyone-Final-Artwork-Web.pdf


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At least not last night as LD and I took the first step in our journey towards the ultimate dream: drinking for a living. And there was no time for batting eyelashes.
We were at the Premium Beer Experience at the Berkeley Church, an official event of Toronto Beer Week 2011. Ten of Toronto's best local beer makers were there to showcase their latest creations in brewing.
Hit of the night was most definitely the Muskoka Cream Ale. It was nicely balanced, refreshing on the palate and would be a good pair with a variety of food. This was followed closely by Wellington's Home Grown Bitter. Fresh, perfectly hoppy and the "bitter" really made it stand out from the rest. Bonus points for using local hops.
Beau's, a not-so-local, well-known for their Lugtread (You know, that one with the tractor), brought an excellent new dark addition to their family, the Dunkel Buck. A traditional Bavarian wheat beer that will be sure to keep us warm all winter. We also give it extra points for the homage to John Candy (check out the logo).
Miss: Great Lakes Brewery's Bananarama. While they get points for bravery and creativity, this beer was murky and flat, resembling apple cider in the glass. But without any of the fresh fruit taste. Undrinkable. LD had to chuck the majority.
Another miss: Thumbs down again for GLB on another attempt at a fruit beer, this time the Peach Wheat. As a general fan of fruit beers (when done well), I had high hopes for this one. Unfortunately, another fail. Too much fake fruit flavour and the wheat-yness was overdone.
On a higher note, their seasonal Pumpkin Ale was tasty and smelled great. Although a little heavy-handed on the spice, it was their best offering that we tried. I think their downfall was that they just did too much. When trying something new, it's generally best practice to focus on one or two rather than five. Quality over quantity, my friends.
Hit: As always, local favourite Amsterdam brought the big guns in their new (416) Urban Wheat. How can it get better you ask? How about taking that (416), cask-condition and dry-hop it then, add a hint of honey and you've got their Funky (416). Faaaantastic. This beer had curves in all the right places. GLB, that's how you do wheat. Take notes.
So-so's: Newcomers Spearhead brought their signature Hawaiian Style Pale Ale. I've seen this on tap at a few places in the city but had yet to try it. So LD and I both saddled up for a glass. While overall it was quaffable, it too erred on the side of fruity.
Almost every other beer we tasted was in the "I'd drink no more than a pint of this" range. While we liked the Muskoka Harvest Ale and the Mill St. Oktoberfest, they didn't stand out.
In all, LD and I agree it was a night well spent and we got a lot of "research" done on the local beer scene. Only question left is: Can we write this off as a business expense?
Stay tuned for our continuing adventures and the launch of our Tasting Series, blog and Twitter feed!


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