To run a successful business, you need to have a clear sense of who your target audience is. Until you identify this core group, you probably won't understand their needs, what type of content they're seeking, and where to connect that content to reach that audience most effectively.
So who is it you're talking to? Your SEO strategy depends on the answer to this question. Here are three strategies for understanding your target audience.
Demographics involves a variety of different features. You might be targeting broad groups or several audiences at once. Either way, certain kinds of information are vital.
What income group are you talking to? How old is your audience? Where do they live? All these things feed into a larger understanding of who your audience consists of and how to reach them with maximum impact.
Take families as an example. If you want to reach middle-class families with children between the ages of 0 and 5 years, you'll want to build connections through child, baby, and pregnancy-related websites. Interested in touching base with crafty moms, for example? Then you'll find your demographic group and a great partner website over at All For The Boys.
Furthermore, you'll want to track the most current products and parenting trends, and find ways to integrate that information into your content -- whether you're going to do a nursery styling column or provide medical advice and products for new parents.
One active trend parenting websites should engage with is adoption - adoption numbers have been on the rise for quite some time now. Groups like The Adoption Alliance work with both birth parents and adoptive parents. This demographic shouldn't be overlooked.
If you're unsure how your content relates to your demographic, get creative or rethink your demographic.
SEO used to be easier. You plugged in the keywords, built exact-match anchor text links, and waited for your rankings (and traffic) to soar. As SEO has matured, however, the rules have grown more complicated. You may wish to consult with an SEO expert to coach you through the early stages.
Key SEO rules today include proper mobile platform optimization, publishing quality content, and acquiring quality inbound links. Of course, you can't abandon keywords entirely, but even this familiar term may not refer to what you know.
Broad terms are short and drive a lot of traffic. These keywords tend to have much higher competition and lower conversion rates than long-tail keywords. Long-tail keywords, on the other hand, tend to have much lower competition, and result in better-qualified traffic, meaning higher conversion rates. They're more specific terms that will apply precisely to what you do, rather than to a wide array of possible query intentions, many of which may be of only tangential or even no interest to your target audience. See How to Identify Long-Tail Keywords for Your SEO Campaign for more information on using long-tail keywords.
To return to the example of young families, words like 'pregnancy,' 'parenting,' and 'baby' are broad terms. "Baby names" is a bit more specific. Long-tail phrases might be "learning games for toddlers," "paddling pool," or specific questions about childcare or preschool choice.
If you think of a question that might make a great long-tail term, write a post about it and you might be able to position yourself as a leading site for that term. This works for any site's focus of interest, not just a parenting site.
SEO-related audience development tends to be more difficult for websites that maintain a broad subject area. This is why you should consider narrowing the focus of your site. If you've been dealing in a wide-range of economics topics, stop and reassess which segment of your audience you most want to reach.
Are you writing for wealthy investment bankers or recent college grads? These two demographics are most likely too far apart for one blog. An investment banker doesn't need the financial advice doled out over at Young Finances, whereas Wall Street Prep offers market insights targeted to those who speak fluent stock exchange. Trying to meet the needs of both may make your site come across as disjointed. A broad focus is a barrier to good SEO development.
Instead, pursue a niche marketing approach. Small, focused businesses and websites tend to garner much greater success than rambling, broad ones. Finding your niche may take a bit of experimentation and it may depend on economic and demographic shifts in your audience that have nothing to do with what you're up to, but you have to start small in any case. You might be surprised by how much the narrowing of your focus can expand your site traffic.
Parents, for example, don't want to sift through your macro-economics posts looking for one about budgeting for a baby. But if you provide an entire blog full of baby-related money posts, parents will find much more value, which will in turn increase the likelihood that they recommend your site to friends, share it on social media, or link to it from their blogs. A clear and useful focus will work to your advantage.
Great SEO demands a strong sense of self. If you're not seeing enough site traffic, see what you can gain by narrowing your focus of attention and strengthening your site identity. This works for any topic and will make your site feel more manageable in the middle of our daily information overload. It's time to stand firm in your identity as a business.


A variety of state health policy news reports from around the country.
Healthcare providers on the East Coast have spent the weekend preparing for Hurricane Sandy, with hospitals canceling elective surgeries and discharging patients to free up beds. ... Facilities up and down the East Coast added weekend appointments at dialysis clinics and asked employees to prepare to work beyond their shifts as they brought in back-up power generators and prepared extra sleeping areas for staff (Kutscher, 10/28).
Massachusetts shut down another compounding pharmacy over sterility concerns after a surprise inspection prompted by the nationwide meningitis outbreak linked to a different company, state officials have said. Dr. Madeleine Biondolillo of the state Department of Public Health said inspectors went to the Waltham location of Rhode Island-based Infusion Resource last week and found significant issues with the environment in which drugs were being mixed (10/29).
The [Gov. Deval] Patrick administration has demanded that Sophia Pasedis, lead pharmacist of a sister company to the Framingham pharmacy at the center of the national meningitis outbreak, resign from the state board that oversees pharmacies, saying board minutes "call into question" whether she recused herself from matters concerning both companies. State health officials said at a Sunday news conference that Pasedis has refused to step down (Lazar, Kowalczyk and Wallack, 10/28).
Los Angeles Times: Crucial Test For An Outpost Of Healthcare In South L.A.
Nonprofit community clinics like this one in South Los Angeles are part of medical safety net created a generation ago to help fill the unmet needs of poor, uninsured and chronically ill patients in struggling rural and urban communities. With the major elements of President Obama's healthcare reform set to begin in 2014, they are being tested like never before. There are 1,250 federally funded clinics nationwide that provide healthcare and social assistance, surviving on a mix of grants, fundraising and reimbursements from government insurance plans (Gorman, 10/28).
The New York State Nurses Association, which represents 20,000 members, has voted to leave the American Nurses Association, according to a news release. About 91 percent of members voted to leave the ANA on Thursday at the NYSNA Biennial Conference in Mashantucket, Conn. (Selvam, 10/27).


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Q: How does $Ae^{4ix}+Be^{-4ix}=A\cos(4x)+B\sin(4x)$? $e^{ix}=\cos(x)+i\sin(x)$
$Ae^{4ix}=A(\cos(4x)+i\sin(4x))$
$Be^{-4ix}=B(-\cos(4x)-i\sin(4x))$
What am I doing wrong?

I am trying to find the complimentary function of $\frac{d^2y}{dx^2} +16y=8cos(4x)$
C.F: $x^2+16=0$
$x=4i$ and $x=-4i$
$$Ae^{4ix}+Be^{-4ix}$$

$\phi\pm\beta i$
$$\Rightarrow e^{\phi x}(Asin\beta x+Bcos\beta x) $$

A: Well in the third line the negative sign should actually be part of the argument of the trigonometric functions but in answer to the larger question, I would say that the A and B on the left hand side are not the same as the A and B on the right hand side but rather two new complex constants (that will depend on the old A and B). This is a bit sloppy notation but some people do it.

A: Your mistake is in $Be^{-4i x} = B(\cos(-4x)+i\sin(-4x)) = B(\cos(4x)-i\sin(4x))$.

A: This is not true
for $x=0$ we have $A+B= A$ which is not true in general.

A: You should get $Be^{-4ix}=B(\cos(-4x)+i\sin(-4x))=B(\cos(4x)-i\sin(4x))$ since $\cos(-a)=\cos a$ and $\sin(-a)=-\sin a$.
By adding
$Ae^{4ix}=A(\cos(4x)+i\sin(4x))$ and
$Be^{-4ix}=B(\cos(4x)-i\sin(4x))$
you get
$$Ae^{4ix}+Be^{-4ix}=(A+B)\cos(4x)+i(A-B)\sin(4x).$$

EDIT: (Now that you have added that you were asking because solving a differential equation.)
We have expressed $Ae^{4ix}+Be^{-4ix}$ in the form $C\cos 4x+D\sin 4x$. Notice that we can get arbitrary $C,D\in\mathbb C$ (by choosing appropriate $A$, $B$.) So we have $y(x)=C\cos 4x+D\sin 4x$ as a general solution of $y''+16y=0$.
EDIT 2: To be more precise: For any given $C$, $D$ we can find $A$ and $B$ such that $A+B=C$, $i(A-B)=D$ by solving the system of two linear equations. Namely we get $B=(C+iD)/2$ and $A=(C-iD)/2$.
Basically the thing I am trying to get is explained in different words in kahen's comment.

A: $Be^{-4ix}=B(\cos(-4x)+i\sin(-4x))=B(\cos 4x-i\sin4x)$

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Interview with Kathy Eppright
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PDF article…
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Get Fat Thinking Lean: Streamline for Success
Bryan Davenport, Zodiac Aerospace
Podcast: MP3
Branding Your Business from the Inside-Out
Maureen Kasper, Cisco Systems
Seven Digital Trends Every Leader Must Know
Shama Kabani, Marketing Zen Group
2014 Business Symposium
Andre, Morris & Buttery hosted the 6th Annual Business Symposium on June 18, 2014 from 2-6 p.m. at the Clark Center in Arroyo Grande. Speakers and topics included Bryan Davenport with Zodiac Aerospace, "Get Fat Thinking Lean: Streamline for Success"; Maureen Kasper with Cisco Systems, "Branding Your Business from the Inside-Out"; and Shama Kabani with the Marketing Zen Group, "Seven Digital Trends Every Leader Must Know."
Speakers offered information on lean manufacturing for the workplace, thought leadership, and leveraging digital media to advance your business. Andre, Morris & Buttery created The Central Coast Business Symposium® in 2009 to give …
Labor Law Corner
The Protection of Employment Information (non-compete & similar provisions)
Reprinted from Atascadero Chamber of Commerce Newsletter, May 2014
By Gordon Bosserman
In California, non competition agreements that take effect after the termination of employment are generally not enforceable by an employer. There is an exception to this rule, but it is limited to the sale of the employee's stock or a partnership interest in a business. Be aware, however, that an employer cannot issue a few shares of stock to an employee and buy it back at his or her termination and claim that a non compete agreement made with …
First Amendment Protection
Ninth Circuit Extends First Amendment Protection for Public Employees
By Dennis Law and Kathryn Eppright
Another front in the wage and hour wars in California opened several years ago when companies, like Home Depot and the 99 Cent Only stores, were named in class actions brought by employees alleging that the companies had failed to provide the "suitable seating" required under section 14 of CA Wage Order 7-2001 and CA Wage order 4-2001. While the issue in those state court cases focused on the standing of the plaintiffs to sue for non-compliance with the Wage Orders, the interpretation of the …
Karen Gjerdum Fothergill AMB Principal
SAN LUIS OBISPO, CALIF. – Attorney Karen Gjerdum Fothergill has been named a Principal at local law firm Andre, Morris & Buttery (AMB). Fothergill is a Santa Maria native who joined AMB as an associate in 2007. She works in the firm's Environmental and Land Use, Business and Real Estate Transactions, Wine and Agribusiness, and Civil Litigation practice groups.
"Over the last seven years, Karen has distinguished herself with her talents as an attorney and with her deep community knowledge in real estate and agriculture," said AMB Managing Principal Kathryn M. Eppright. "We are delighted to welcome her as an …
AMB Adds New Attorneys
SAN LUIS OBISPO – Two attorneys have joined the extensive roster at Andre, Morris & Buttery. The law firm recently announced the addition of Amber Simmons and Matthew Boutté as associate attorneys to its San Luis Obispo office.
Prior to earning a law degree from the University of the Pacific McGeorge School of Law in 2012, Simmons worked as legislative intern for Central Valley Congressman Jeff Denham and as law clerk for the U.S. Department of Justice (Environment and Natural Resources Division) in Sacramento. She was also a California State University Senate Fellow under former Lieutenant Governor Abel Maldonado.
Simmons …
1st Amendment Protection Extended
The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit made it easier for a public employee to obtain whistleblower protection in Dahlia v. Rodriguez1 (''Dahlia''). Sitting en banc, the Ninth Circuit decided in a unanimous decision to overrule its previous decision in Huppert v. City of Pittsburg2 and convert the determination of whether a public employee is acting within the scope of his or her duties into a factual question rather than a legal one.3 The court also concluded that placement on administrative leave can constitute an adverse action for purposes of establishing …
Mobilehome Park Owner's To-Do
By Lisa L. Toke
Published in the WMA Reporter, December 2013
Basics of Estate Planning
by Michael Morris, November 2013
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Basics of Estate Planning Presentation
Michael Morris to Present The Basics of Estate Planning at November 1 Workshop
Pismo Beach – Michael Morris, senior principal with the Andre, Morris & Buttery law firm of San Luis Obispo, will be a speaker at an estate planning workshop on Friday, Nov. 1, 2013, sponsored by Joe Brittingham, Certified Financial PlannerTM and owner of Brittingham Financial Group. Morris will present a program titled "The Basics of Estate Planning."
The no-charge luncheon event will take place from noon to 2:30 p.m. at the Dolphin Bay Resort with food provided by Lido Restaurant located at 2727 Shell Beach Road in …
The 2013 Business Symposium Podcasts
San Luis Obispo — If you were not able to attend the event, the three presentations are available below as podcasts and as PowerPoint presentations. The order of the speakers were: Simon Anderson, Don Vilfer, and Jeff Thompson.
Transform your business today.
Simon Anderson, Futur1st.com
Presentation: PPTX (This requires Microsoft PowerPoint)
Security from the inside out in a digital age.
Don Vilfer, Califorensics
Success begins with resiliency.
Jeff Thompson, PEAK Learning, Inc.
Podcast (part 1): MP3
Presentation: PPTX (This requires Microsoft
Mobilehome Park Owners' Spectrum
The Mobilehome Park Owners' Spectrum
Published in the WMA Reporter, February 2013
Lisa L. Toke of Andre, Morris & Buttery has been representing mobilehome park owners in all capacities since 2004, when she joined the firm's mobilehome park practice group. The services Lisa provides include consultation, revision of park documents, and representation in court and administrative proceedings. While Lisa loves to take cases to court, she also loves to save her clients time and money by resolving disputes outside of court.
In the years I have been representing mobilehome park owners, I have developed a theory
AMB Named Top Ranked Law Firm
Andre, Morris & Buttery Named "Top Ranked Law Firm" by Fortune Magazine
SAN LUIS OBISPO – Longtime local law firm Andre, Morris & Buttery (AMB) has been named a "Top Ranked Law Firm" by Fortune Magazine. Fortune Magazine is a preeminent business publication renowned for its "Fortune 500" annual ranking and other business specialties.
The honor is extended to U.S. law firms whose attorneys have achieved the highest rating available from the LexisNexis Martindale-Hubbell Peer view RatingsTM. All of AM&B's rated attorneys have been recognized with the top score of "AV Preeminent," by Martindale-Hubbell, the industry-recognized attorney ratings service. Attorneys …
Gordon Bosserman Joins AMB
"Super Lawyer" Gordon Bosserman Joins Andre, Morris & Buttery
Accomplished litigator brings talents to Central Coast firm
SAN LUIS OBISPO – Well-known Southern California trial attorney Gordon Bosserman has joined Andre, Morris & Buttery in an "of counsel" role. The opportunity to work with a leading law firm and live on the Central Coast drew Bosserman, an accomplished litigator, and his wife, Jennifer to relocate to San Luis Obispo County. He began his association with the firm on Dec. 1.
Bosserman was most recently a partner at Spolin Cohen Mainzer and Bosserman LLP of Los Angeles, specializing in trial practice …
Peer Review Index: High Marks
Peer Review Index Gives Andre, Morris & Buttery Attorneys High Marks
Their clients already know it. Now, so does the rest of the world.
Andre, Morris & Buttery attorneys Lisa Toke, Kathy Eppright and Bill Douglass have all earned "AV Preeminent" ratings for excellence from the prestigious Martindale Hubbell legal index service.
The peer review ratings, according to Martindale Hubbell, are "objective indicators of a lawyer's high ethical standards and professional ability, generated from evaluations of lawyers by other members of the bar and the judiciary in the United States and Canada."AV Preeminent is the highest level of professional excellence.…
San Luis Obispo — We hope you enjoy this podcast of the 2012 Central Coast Business Symposium. The order of speakers was Kathy Eppright, Tim Bennett and Clark Hoyt. Note that due to some technical difficulty at the beginning of Ms. Eppright's presentation, the recording did not pick up the first few minutes of her presentation.
HR Challenges: What Businesses Can Learn from Each Other
Kathy Eppright, Managing Principal, Andre, Morris & Buttery
Lessons I Learned Working in the Oprah Empire
Tim Bennett, President, Harpo Productions, 1994-2010
Election 2012: It's All About the
GOP Discord a Boost for Obama
Bloomberg Editor: Republican Discord a Boost for Obama
San Luis Obispo — President Barack Obama should be the underdog in his campaign for re-election, but disunity among Republicans could hand him a victory in November — and a stronger hand in dealing with Congress.
That was the analysis handed down by Bloomberg News Editor Clark Hoyt at the fourth annual Central Coast Economic Symposium on April 4.
Speaking to about 300 business and community leaders in Arroyo Grande, Hoyt, a Pulitzer Prize winner and former public editor at The New York Times, said that although no president has been re-elected …
Economic Impacts of Election
Economic Impacts of Presidential Election Discussed at Central Coast Business Symposium
San Luis Obispo — The economic impacts of the presidential election were a focus of the fourth-annual Central Coast Business Symposium. More than 300 area business leaders attended the event Wednesday, which was sponsored by San Luis Obispo law firm Andre, Morris & Buttery and held at the Clark Center for the Performing Arts. It was designed to give business leaders a way to collaborate and share information about how to improve the region's economy.
Featured speakers included Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Clark Hoyt, former public editor for The New …
AMB Hosts Business Symposium
Business Symposium Shines Spotlight on Employees, Election & the Oprah Empire — Andre, Morris & Buttery Hosts April 4 Event
San Luis Obispo — A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, the business executive who directed the Oprah Winfrey empire and a leading expert in employment law will anchor The Central Coast Business Symposium® on Apr. 4, 2012. The 4th annual event is hosted by Andre, Morris & Buttery and scheduled for 3-7 p.m. at the Clark Center in Arroyo Grande.
Clark Hoyt, former public editor for the New York Times and current editor-at-large for Bloomberg News, was honored with a Pulitzer Prize …
Business Symposium April 4
Business Symposium Scheduled for April 4
Clark Hoyt, former public editor for The New York Times and current editor-at-large for Bloomberg News, was honored with a Pulitzer Prize for his work reporting on presidential politics. Hoyt's presentation at the symposium will focus …
Business Symposium News
Business Symposium Coming to Clark Center
San Luis Obispo — A panel of guests is slated to speak at the fourth annual Central Coast Business Symposium at the Clark Center in Arroyo Grande next week. The event, scheduled for April 4, will host Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Clark Hoyt, former public editor for The New York Times, Washington bureau chief for Knight Ridder and current editor-at-large for Bloomberg News; Tim Bennett, former president of Harpo Productions, Oprah Winfrey's family of businesses; and Kathy Eppright, managing principal for San Luis Obispo-based law firm and event host Andre, Morris & …
Michael Morris on Estate Planning
Michael Morris to Address Estate Planning in Times of Change at October 28th Workshop
Pismo Beach — Michael Morris, senior principal with the Andre, Morris & Buttery law firm of San Luis Obispo, will be a speaker at an estate planning workshop on Friday, Oct. 28, 2011, sponsored by Joe Brittingham, CFP® of Edward Jones Investments. Morris will be joined by CPA Eric Schwefler of Caliber Accounting Group to present a program titled "Estate Planning in Times of Change."
The no-charge event will take place at 8 a.m.–noon at the Dolphin Bay Resort located at 2727 Shell Beach Road in …
AMB Closes Third Winery Sale
Andre, Morris & Buttery Closes Third Winery Sale Contract
Firm executes more than $100 million in sale contracts
San Luis Obispo, CA — Central Coast law firm Andre, Morris & Buttery has concluded its third recent wine industry transaction, logging a total of more than $100 million in sale contracts. Andre, Morris & Buttery principal and leader of the winery merger team, Michael Morris, represented Sonoma Valley winery Overlook Vineyards in the recent sale of Landmark Winery. The sale price was not disclosed.
Landmark is located in Kenwood in the heart of Sonoma County wine country, and includes production of …
Yamaha Corp USA Punished
Yamaha Corporation USA Punished With $2.1 Million Jury Award
Jury finds motorsports giant intentionally damaged Paso Robles franchisee
PASO ROBLES — A local jury has found Yamaha Corporation U.S.A. liable for fraudulent and malicious treatment of Powerhouse Motorsports, a former Paso Robles business. The trial in the California Superior Court for the County of San Luis Obispo resulted in an August 9th judgment against Yamaha. The jury found that Yamaha acted in violation of state law by interfering with Powerhouse's attempt to sell its dealership, and that it did so maliciously, fraudulently and oppressively, entitling Powerhouse to an award of …
2011 Business Symposeium
The 2011 Business Symposium Knocks it out of the Park
SAN LUIS OBISPO — The Central Coast Business Symposium held on Apr. 7, 2011 at the Clark Center featured a star lineup of speakers who discussed strategies for succcess in today's economy.
A podcast presentation of the program is available by clicking on icons below. Slower internet connections may require several minutes for the audio to download. Please be patient.
Michael Morris, Andre, Morris & Buttery
Special Introduction
Dr. Jeffrey Armstrong, President, Cal Poly State University
Yes, Everything Has Changed: Growing a Business in Today's
AMB Tapped for JUSTIN Sale
Andre, Morris & Buttery Tapped for JUSTIN Winery Sale
Complex transaction required team of legal experts
PASO ROBLES, CA — Central Coast law firm Andre, Morris & Buttery was retained by Justin and Deborah Baldwin to represent them in the merger of their privately held JUSTIN Vineyards and Winery of Paso Robles into a new company owned by Los Angeles businessman Stewart Resnick. The prestigious JUSTIN label sold for an undisclosed amount to the owner of Fiji Water, Teleflora, POM Wonderful and Paramount Citrus among and other companies. The sale included vineyards, an on-site bed and breakfast inn and winery …
Mirolla at Health Care Seminar
Todd Mirolla to Speak at Health Care Reform Seminar
Attorney will review details of proposed changes at Nov. 18 event
SAN LUIS OBISPO — Todd Mirolla, attorney and partner with the Andre, Morris & Buttery law firm of San Luis Obispo will be a featured speaker at a seminar on health care reform Thursday, Nov. 18. Mirolla will join Eric Schwefler, CPA and partner for Caliber Accounting and Dave Morgan, broker and Principal for Morris & Garritano to review two aspects of health care reform: how the reform plan will affect groups or companies with common owners, and changes to …
AMB & M&G Employment Seminar
Andre, Morris & Buttery and Morris & Garritano Offer Employment Seminar
San Luis Obispo – Andre, Morris & Buttery attorneys and employment law specialists Collette Hiller and Kathy Eppright were featured speakers at a recent Central Coast business leaders' seminar. The daylong event focused on HR management for companies and organizations of all sizes and was hosted by AMB and Morris & Garritano Insurance. The PowerPoint presentations used by Ms. Hillier and Ms. Eppright are available in PDF format via the attachments below. Further information is available by contacting Kathy Eppright at keprright@amblaw.com or Collette Hillier at chillier@amblaw.com; For …
Morris Presentation on Estate Tax Repeal
Michael Morris Offers Presentation on Estate Tax Repeal
San Luis Obispo – Michael Morris, principal with Andre, Morris & Buttery, was invited by financial advisor Joe Brittingham to speak at a recent seminar on financial planning. Mr. Morris' PowerPoint presentation, "Estate Tax Repeal and its Effect on Basic Estate Planning" is offered in PDF format via the link below. Additional information is available by contacting Mr. Morris via mmorris@amblaw.com.
Estate Tax Repeal
Presentation Powerpoint
Morris Estate Planning Presentation
Michael Morris Estate Planning Presentation
Estate Planning Legislation Presentation
Michael Morris Estate Planning Legislation Presentation
Implications of California Wage Law
Application of California Wage Law to Nonresidents May Have Even Broader Implications
CA Supreme Court on Non-Compete Agreements
California Supreme Court Strictly Interprets Statute Restricting Non-Compete Agreements
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Business and Real Estate Transactions
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Phase 2 Reopening Requirements: What That Means f...
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Trust is an unincorporated community in Madison County, North Carolina, United States.  Centered at the intersection of NC 63 and NC 209, the community spreads along the adjacent Spring and Friezeland creeks, north of Luck.  The community is part of the Asheville Metropolitan Statistical Area.

The origin of the name "Trust" is obscure.

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Unincorporated communities in Madison County, North Carolina
Unincorporated communities in North Carolina
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We spent the year looking for the best new restaurants across London. This is where you'll find them.
Where To Eat When You're Sick Of Being Told To Order 2-3 Small Plates Each
19 spots where the menu doesn't require a five-minute explanation for a single bite per person.
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There's something wonderfully British about one of London's best restaurants moving into one of its best galleries and nobody normal, really, knowing a bloody thing about it happening. The ICA has been about longer than almost all of the condiments in your fridge. It's welcomed the likes of the Chapman brothers, Robert Mapplethorpe and The Clash over the years, so you'd think it would be a go-to for everyone in the capital. But it isn't. It's hidden in plain sight on the Mall, that bit of London that no Londoner ever wants to set foot in. So who does it welcome into its kitchen? Rochelle Canteen of course. The restaurant inside the grounds of an old East London school that you have to buzz into? Yep, that's the one.
There's an air of quiet brilliance about both of these institutions and it makes their pairing perfect. So perfect that we like this Rochelle even better than the original. If there's a better marriage of public institutions in London, we're yet to find it. The indoors of the ICA makes for a lovely light (and white) space and the food at Rochelle is full of lovely vegetables, meats, salads and stews. Bread is labelled as bread here. We're not told what kind or how they've made it. They don't even mention the butter. Both are delicious. At no point is there anything to suggest you're eating some London's best food in one of its best galleries. To be honest, it's a surprise they even put their name on the menu.
This modesty runs through everything they do. The main menu rotates daily, because there's no one show-off item that they feel the need to produce night after night. You could eat a stew here that changes your life and not see it again for six months. Oh well. Come for a slice of cake and a cup of tea, and you may sit adjacent to the couple having a three course anniversary meal. It won't seem odd at all. That's just the way they do things.
Here's another example: towards the end of our meal on one visit, our waiter came over and asked if we had finished. Technically we had been finished for a while. Clearly, though, he'd been watching us wiping up bits of green sauce with our fingers and break off remnants of pie crust to soak in the remaining juice, like the degenerates we are, and so he waited. This is what makes Rochelle great. He then asked, "was everything okay?". Everything was more than okay, he knew it, but he still asked. And this is what makes Rochelle brilliant.
If you're looking for a place where the food is how it should be, if you know what we mean, then look no further. We can't help but think that this is what eating is meant to be: shareable without being 'a small plates restaurant', filling without being a fry up, elegant without a gel in sight. Come here for lunch, come here for dinner, come here for a nibble and a glass of wine, come here when it's shut so you get annoyed and know you have to come back. This is a British masterclass in modesty, on The Mall.
Food Rundown
Karolina Wiercigroch
Radishes And Smoked Cod's Roe
Normally radishes are eaten out of sheer empty fridge desperation. Here you're using the leaves to wipe the plate clean of the addictively creamy cod's roe.
Braised Cuttlefish And Fennel Stew
If publicly acceptable we would bathe in this broth for the rest of our lives.
Mutton And Laverbread Pie
Any pie here is a revelation. This one had the crispiest of suet crusts and below it a minty, meaty pool for the mutton to paddle in.
Yes, it's a bowl of green and pink leaves with herbs and a few radishes. It's fresh, it's bitter, it's crunchy, it's sweet, it's soft, it's tart, it's salty: it's perfect.
Reblochon And New Potatoes
Potatoes with a wedge of melted French cheese. It's basically the coronary we hope to bow out to.
Brownie Ice Cream
Chocolate brownie ice cream and shortbread. Was it nice? It was chocolate brownie ice cream and buttery shortbread. It was inhaled like the air around us.
Business Meals Casual Weeknight Dinner Dinner with the Parents
More spots in St. James's
Boulestin is a kind of expensive French restaurant in St James's with a nice little patio that most people don't know about.
Scully serves fantastically OTT food in a sober St James's setting. The flavours are a slap around the face, in a good way.
Regency Cafe is a classic cafe serving breakfasts, lunch and dinner on a quiet backstreet in Westminster
Aquavit is a casual fine dining spot in the New St James's complex off Piccadilly, specializing in Nordic cuisine.
More British spots
Parsons is a tiny seafood restaurant in Covent Garden. It's a sanctuary from the crowds and serves some very nice fish based dishes too.
Native is a casual fine-dining spot in Southwark. It's trying to be different, and it's good at it.
The Camberwell Arms
The Camberwell Arms is a traditional south London pub, serving great British cuisine during the week and incredible roasts on a Sunday.
Frog by Adam Handling
This restaurant in Covent Garden is the second location of The Frog, and the food is excellent.
Imperial Treasure
Imperial Treasure is a big, fancy Chinese restaurant in St James's which lacks atmosphere, but serves some pretty great dim sum.


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Lower Connecticut River Valley är en region i delstaten Connecticut i USA, belägen där Connecticutfloden och Long Island Sound möts. Området består av städerna i södra Middlesex County samt västra delen av New London County. Området ligger i delstatens sydöstra-centrala delar, och omfattar städerna Chester, Clinton, Deep River, Essex, Killingworth, Lyme, Old Lyme, Old Saybrook och Westbrook.

Route 154 (tidigare Route 9A) går längsmed floden, från Middletown till Old Saybrook.

Historia
De äldsta förhistoriska fynden i området har (januari 1984) daterats till cirka 8000 före Kristus.

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Connecticuts geografi


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* You can also view the website of the Summer dream Hotel.
The nearest harbor is in Split. (The hotel has organized transportation (25 €)).


To facilitate a deeper understanding of the California Academy of Sciences Ichthyology collection, containing over two million specimens, the museum conducted a unique survey to find its most important specimens. Douglas Hanson, AIA, designed an exhibit to showcase the beauty of these exquisitely detailed forms. Over-scaled images of 46 different fish were transformed into luminescent works of art blending the seemingly disparate realms of art and science. The exhibition also included an interactive digital display, gallery guide, and book to provide further understanding of the science of fish.


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Q: Use one file for data connection in php I am working on a project in php. where I have multiple files having data connection.And on the start of every file I write this code.
$servername = "localhost";

    $abcusername = "root";

    $abcpassword = "password";

    $dbName = "db";

When I have to change password , I edit every file and change password that is very hassle process for me.
Can someone help me that how to to store server information in one file and give the link in all other files.

A: Create db.php file and place
    $servername = "localhost";

    $abcusername = "root";

    $abcpassword = "password";

    $dbName = "db";

    $con = mysqli_connect($servername, $abcusername, $abcpassword, $dbName) or trigger_error("Unable to connect to the database");

and just use
include 'db.php';

in all of your files and use $con for posting your data to server eg:
mysqli_query($con,"your sql command");

A: You can simulate a rudimentary environment file by simply having an array with various information.
Lets assume we have a file called env.php:
$connections = [
    'connection_1' => [
        'driver' => 'mysql',
        'username' => 'some username',
        'password' => 'some password',
        'servername' => 'some servername',
        'db_name' => 'some db_name',
        'port' => 123456,
    ],
    'connection_2' => [
        // ....
    ],
    'connection_2' => [
        // ....
    ]
];

After which you can require_once the file in various places.
With that said I recommend you take a look on how different frameworks handle environmental variables(symfony example here).
I don't expect you to implement the symfony example but it would give you a good idea on how to implement your own.


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Užická republika (srbsky Ужичка република) je název pro osvobozené území v rámci Jugoslávie (přesněji Srbska pod německou okupační správou).

Ve snaze pomoci SSSR, napadenému nacistickým Německem, zorganizovali komunističtí partyzáni celojugoslávské povstání. Německé okupační síly dokázaly sice během Dubnové války zemi vojensky zlikvidovat, jejich vojenská přítomnost však nebyla příliš silná; hlavní metoda boje proti domácímu odboji stála především na zastrašování zbylých bojovníků královské armády. To bylo víceméně úspěšné.

Vznik, vývoj a pád Užické republiky

Osvobození rozsáhlého území
Během léta až do listopadu 1941 se podařilo komunistům spolu s četniky Dragoljuba Mihajloviće obsadit rozsáhlé území na jihozápadu Srbska, sahajícího od hranic Bosny a Hercegoviny až po Valjevo na severu a Kraljevo na východě.

Užická republika měla vlastní orgány moci, fungovaly školy a vycházely stranické noviny Borba, které organizovali komunisti. Byla vyhlášena mobilizace obyvatelstva ve věku od 18 do 40 let, které si mohlo svobodně vybrat, zdali chce vstoupit do partyzánské, nebo royalistické armády. Během několika měsíců dokázali jen partyzáni rozšířit své řady o 25 000 lidí.

Působnost dvou nezávislých armád
Představitelé četnického vojska, především pak Dragoljub Mihajlović, nebyli příliš nakloněni myšlence otevřeného boje. Byli si dobře vědomi toho, že strategií Velké Británie je otevřít co nejvíce front v Evropě, pokud možno i jednu na Balkáně. Teprve po příchodu Britů by jeho bojovníci měli vést ozbrojený boj proti fašistům. Plán komunistů na otevřený střet s německými okupačními silami proto považoval za značně předčasný.

Pro tisíce nových partyzánských bojovníků bylo velmi složité zajistit vhodné vybavení a také alespoň základní vojenský výcvik. Nedostávalo se jak zbraní, tak i munice. Zbraně byly zajišťovány krádežemi především u německých posádek. Vojáci z osvobozeného území byli často při svých operacích omezování nedostatky jak zbraní, tak i výbušnin, a tak mohli provést při svých záškodnických akcích jen velmi malou škodu nepříteli. Často se uchylovali k blokádám měst.

Rovněž byl také značný problém s jídlem; jugoslávská historiografie často připomínala, že sedláci dobrovolně podporovali příslušníky osvobozeneckého vojska, část úrody však museli sedláci odevzdávat armádě povinně. Na druhou stranu se však dařilo průběžně opravovat infrastrukturu na osvobozeném území a postupně i průmyslovou výrobu. V mnohých městech na osvobozeném území byly zřizovány nemocnice a lazarety. V pohoří Zlatibor sloužily k tomuto účelu turistické objekty, vybudované v době existence jugoslávské monarchie.

Vzájemné spory mezi četniky a partyzány
Postupně však rostl vliv partyzánů na úkor četniků, což v řadách králi věrných oddílů armády vyvolávalo rostoucí znepokojení.

Nespokojenost s partyzány mezi četniky a s četniky mezi partyzány s postupujícím časem narůstala, a to i přesto, že se Josip Broz Tito pokoušel s Dražou Mihajlovićem vyjednávat. V říjnu se začaly množit případy, kdy jedno vojsko odzbrojovalo příslušníky druhého, a naopak.

Německá ofenziva a pád Užické republiky
Kromě problémů domácích antifašistů se také v měsíci listopadu zvýšila aktivita německých okupačních vojsk. V polovině měsíce listopadu padlo rozhodnutí, že ve snaze získat přístup ke "starému Srbsku" (tzn. Sandžaku a Kosovu) bude nezbytné oblast Užické republiky obsadit. Německý útok měl být proveden ze dvou směrů; ze severu na Užice a z východu údolím řeky Západní Moravy. Proti německé armádě, která v průběhu roku 1941 byla považována za nejlepší bojovou sílu na planetě, se nemohli slabě vyzbrojení a vycvičení partyzáni nikterak ubránit.

S postupem Němců a rostoucím vlivem partyzánů na úkor royalistického vojska začali být četničtí představitelé stále netrpělivější. Na začátku listopadu se tak četnické vojsko vydalo z Požegy dobýt partyzány držené Užice. Postupující německá armáda, navíc posílená jednotkami, přesunutými z Řecka a východní fronty, toho využila a provedla ofenzivu. Užice tak bylo 29. listopadu 1941 znovu dobyto. Povstalci se rozutekli do hor; partyzáni postupovali směrem do Bosny, četnici se stáhli do oblasti Sandžaku.

Odkaz
Termín Užická republika nebyl v době existence osvobozeného území používán. Komunistické vedení si v době vyjednávání s jugoslávskou exilovou vládou v Londýně nedovolilo používat termínu republika, aby tím dalo nevědomky najevo, že hodlá odstranit jugoslávskou monarchii. Teprve až nedlouho po pádu Užice se kdesi v partyzánském tisku objevil pojem "Užická sovětská republika", který byl později zkrácen na "Užická republika". Podle tohoto vzoru je také označována i tzv. Bihaćská republika, tedy osvobozené území v oblasti města Bihać v severozápadní Bosně a Hercegovině.

Na počest historické události byl v roce 1974 natočen stejnojmenný film.

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Krátce existující státy během druhé světové války
Zaniklé státy na Balkánském poloostrově
Dějiny Jugoslávie během druhé světové války
Dějiny Srbska
Komunistický režim v Jugoslávii
Partyzánské války
Státy a území vzniklé roku 1941
Státy a území zaniklé roku 1941
Užice


The visor, so versatile....beach, golf, tennis, boating. Is there any limit to it's uses. A must for most any outdoor activity.
What is great about this visor is it's cover can be made of spandex or woven and it is quick/easy to make. Beginning sewers should know how to machine sew a curve and do hand stitching. This PDF pattern is designed to fit most 18" dolls.


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As well as yoga, Sarah at Tamraght Yoga Studio also teaches Yamuna Body Rolling.
Yamuna Body Rolling uses different sized, inflatable balls to realign and create space within your body. Using your body weight, the Yamuna balls apply pressure to different parts of your body to release stress and ease pain, starting first with your bones and then continuing onto your muscles and tendons.
A Riad is a big, traditional Moroccan house built around a central courtyard or interior garden. Designed to protect against the hot Moroccan weather and provide privacy for those who live there, the traditional Moroccan Riad has become an extremely popular accommodation option for visitors to the country.
At Azrac Surf we offer our guests the experience of staying in a traditional Moroccan Riad. Situated just over the road from our guesthouse in Tamraght, our Riad has the traditional internal courtyard where you can eat breakfast, a beautiful roof terrace and authentic Moroccan bedrooms.
You can find more photos of our Riad on our accommodation page and if you're anything like us and absolutely love it, why not book your holiday at Azrac Surf?


Microsoft Asus is the first hardware manufacturer to offer a tablet with Windows 8. In the tested version, it has a UMTS module for mobile Internet access and a 64 gigabyte large memory of the stand but only 44.9 gigabytes of free disposal. Alone, the operating system is already 8.5 gigabytes! Choose also the available 32-gigabyte version of the test device, leaves little space for custom data.
Screen with a small angle The Asus RT Vivo Tab features a 10.1- inch wide screen with a resolution of 1366x768 pixels. He shines with 522 candelas per square meter although very bright and has a very high contrast ratio of 1587:1. Due to the low angle you need but directly in front of you to look at what is represented. The built-Fit Glass appears very stable and scratch resistant.
Asus installed on the Vivo tab RT RT-eighth the stripped version of Windows It contains not only the tile surface and the reasons for the touch controls desktop view. The major limitation, however, represents the Windows Store Only you can about him, similar to the iTunes Store for iPhone or iPad apps install. However, the Microsoft offering is extremely small in comparison to Apple. Small consolation: After Office 2013 is installed on the tablet.
The touch screen responds to inputs without delay. The tile interface of Windows RT can be set up and use it without guidance, the brief notes when you first start out rich. The tablet belongs in practice not the fastest, but fast enough for important functions. The old desktop of Windows 7 should only be used with a connected keyboard dock. Using the touch screen, it can be cumbersome to use and accurate.
With its back panel made of aluminum, the Vivo tab RT is very high quality and well finished. The tablet has a comparatively large number of interfaces. Along with a headphone jack and a micro-HDMI connector nor a MicroSD card reader for expansion of internal memory available. The proprietary connector for charging the battery, you can turn to an adapter into a USB port. No detours, a USB port is only available on the keyboard dock.
The battery life of the Vivo tab RT is only half as long as other tablets, with constant use, it turns out already after nine hours. The Apple iPhone 4 and the Microsoft Surface RT hold example long by about 18 hours. With the second battery in the keyboard dock will be the battery life of the Vivo tab RT increase to 16 hours.
The Vivo RT Tab has two cameras on the front allows video chats in full HD resolution. The camera on the back takes photos with a maximum of eight megapixels. The picture quality is acceptable from the tablet is primarily suitable for snapshots in good lighting conditions.
Asus offers the Vivo tab at RT in several variants. The basic version costs 599 euros, 699 euros for the tablet has a UMTS module. Both models the manufacturer for an additional 130 euros for a keyboard dock, so that the prices increase to 629 and 729 euros.
As vulnerabilities Vivo Tab Asus RT prove the relatively low battery life and even scarcity of apps in Windows RT. Overall, this is but a tablet, you are working well but also in leisure time have fun. Along with the keyboard dock, it combines the benefits of tablet and notebook.


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Q: What is the commutation relation of $[ V(r, t), P]$? I don't understand how come [ P ,  V(r, t) ] = - ih ∇V.
where P is momentum and V(R, t) is the potential.
As [ P , V(r, t) ] = P V - V P ,
i. e
   [ P , V(r, t) ] = - ih ∇V + ih V∇.

A: You should use the differentiation rules of a function composition, since your potential operator depends on coordinate vector. Since at the end your commutator is an operator, imagine you are acting with it on some wave function, then:
$$\Big[\hat{p},\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big]\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)=\Big\{\hat{p}\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)-\Big\{\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\hat{p}\Big\}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)=\\=(-i\hbar\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}})\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)-\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)(-i\hbar\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}})\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)=-i\hbar\Big\{\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}}\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)-i\hbar\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\{\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\}-(-i\hbar)\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\{\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\}=-i\hbar\Big\{\nabla_{\boldsymbol{r}}\hat{V}(\boldsymbol{r},t)\Big\}\psi(\boldsymbol{r},t)$$


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Q: Waiting for an element without setTimeout in PhantomJS I'm writing a function to wait for an element, here is my function:
function waitForElement(query){
    var res="null";
    var start=Date.now();
    do{
        res=page.evaluate(function(query) {
            return document.querySelector(query)+"";
        }, query);
    } while (res==="null" && Date.now()-start<=100000);
    console.log(Date.now()-start);
    console.log(res.toString());
    return res!=="null";
}

In page.open(), I call this function and the result is "null". But if I put the function call in a setTimeout(), it works.
setTimeout(function(){
    page.render('afterLogin.png');
    waitForElement('ul.coach li');
    console.log('Exit');
    phantom.exit();
}, 50000);

Can anybody explain to me what happened here?

A: JavaScript is single-threaded. Since you're doing a busy wait, you're also blocking the execution of the page loading and page JavaScript. It is not possible to wait synchronously in PhantomJS. You have to use a recursive and asynchronous approach such as shown in waitFor.js the PhantomJS examples folder:
/**
 * Wait until the test condition is true or a timeout occurs. Useful for waiting
 * on a server response or for a ui change (fadeIn, etc.) to occur.
 *
 * @param testFx javascript condition that evaluates to a boolean,
 * it can be passed in as a string (e.g.: "1 == 1" or "$('#bar').is(':visible')" or
 * as a callback function.
 * @param onReady what to do when testFx condition is fulfilled,
 * it can be passed in as a string (e.g.: "1 == 1" or "$('#bar').is(':visible')" or
 * as a callback function.
 * @param timeOutMillis the max amount of time to wait. If not specified, 3 sec is used.
 */
function waitFor(testFx, onReady, timeOutMillis) {
    var maxtimeOutMillis = timeOutMillis ? timeOutMillis : 3000, //< Default Max Timout is 3s
        start = new Date().getTime(),
        condition = false,
        interval = setInterval(function() {
            if ( (new Date().getTime() - start < maxtimeOutMillis) && !condition ) {
                // If not time-out yet and condition not yet fulfilled
                condition = (typeof(testFx) === "string" ? eval(testFx) : testFx()); //< defensive code
            } else {
                if(!condition) {
                    // If condition still not fulfilled (timeout but condition is 'false')
                    console.log("'waitFor()' timeout");
                    phantom.exit(1);
                } else {
                    // Condition fulfilled (timeout and/or condition is 'true')
                    console.log("'waitFor()' finished in " + (new Date().getTime() - start) + "ms.");
                    typeof(onReady) === "string" ? eval(onReady) : onReady(); //< Do what it's supposed to do once the condition is fulfilled
                    clearInterval(interval); //< Stop this interval
                }
            }
        }, 250); //< repeat check every 250ms
};

And you can use it like this:
function waitForElement(selector, callback, timeout){
    waitFor(function check(){
        return page.evaluate(function(selector){
            return !!document.querySelector(selector);
        }, selector);
    }, callback, timeout);
}

setTimeout(function(){
    page.render('afterLogin.png');
    waitForElement('ul.coach li', function(){
        console.log('Exit');
        phantom.exit();
    }, 100000);
}, 50000);

A: The page.open callback is invoked only when the page is loaded. This does not means that everything has been loaded in your page and the js has been fully executed.
In addition, the js on the web page may not be executed immediately, especially if the site uses MVC client frameworks like AngularJS or Backbone.js. A lot of stuff is done after the page load event.
Using setTimeout give you a little delay to be sure that your page is fully rendered.


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Pastor Adam Ulm
Pastor – Adam Ulm
aulm@springcreekcob.org
Adam began as pastor at Spring Creek in January 2018. He and his wife Katie both grew up in Lebanon county and both graduated from Northern Lebanon High School. After high school Adam attended Malone University in Canton, OH studying Youth and Sports Ministry. He and Katie were married in 2007 and moved to southern Lancaster where Adam served as Pastor of Youth and Young Adults in the Mechanic Grove COB for over 10 years. Adam and Katie have two little boys, Jameson and Garrett which keep everyone hopping.
Adam enjoys singing with Katie and playing outside or wrestling with his boys. He also likes to garden, putz around in his wood shop and spend time reading. Adam is a big Ohio State football and basketball fan and enjoys all kinds of sports.
Michelle Thomas
Administrative Assistant – Michelle Thomas
connect@springcreekcob.org
Michelle Sheppard and Family
Director of Youth Ministries – Michelle Sheppard
msheppard@springcreekcob.org
Michelle has been in youth ministry for 30 years. She is a graduate of West Virginia University and Myerstown Theological Seminary and has additional coursework in counseling from Eastern University. Michelle has three teenage children at home in Hershey and one young adult off in college.
Outside of church she spends a lot of time at sporting events, band concerts and dance recitals. She loves being with her two Greater Swiss Mountain Dogs, one of whom is a therapy dog. Michelle is active with Unite Youth and substitutes in the Derry Township School District.
Melissa Blizzard and Family
Director of Children's Ministries – Melissa Blizzard
mblizzard@springcreekcob.org
Melissa ("Missy") Blizzard has been the Director of the Children's Program at Spring Creek Church since 2007. Missy grew up in the Lebanon area and became a member of Spring Creek in 1991. She gradated from Cedar Crest High School in 1991 and Shippensburg University in 1995 with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Music. Missy has been a teacher for the Cornwall Lebanon School District since 1995. She also received a Master's degree as a Reading Specialist from Penn State Harrisburg in 2002. She currently teaches first grade at Cornwall Elementary in Lebanon, PA.
Missy enjoys spending time with her family, watching soccer and listening to their musical instruments. She also enjoys reading and crafting.
Luke Haldeman
Director of Media & Technology – Luke Haldeman
lhaldeman@springcreekcob.org
Luke joined the Spring Creek team in July 2021. He's a graduate of Millersville University in Lancaster, where he studied Communication & Broadcasting, History, and Engineering. Before Spring Creek, Luke spent 8 years volunteering at Worship Center in Lancaster, served as student representative on a film archival task force for WGAL 8, interned in a media and marketing capacity at both BCI All-Size Corrugated and the Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce, and spent a year working night shift at a hotel. He grew up in the Grantville area just north of Hershey, and after highschool spent about six years in Amish country before moving back north.
In addition to media and tech stuff, Luke loves learning about church history and especially original writings from the Middle Ages and Early Church. Like many his age he also loves hiking, learning new things, and enjoys the idea of gardening a bit more than the actual thing.


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Google tightening privacy leash on its employees
SAN FRANCISCO — Google Inc. is tightening its privacy leash on employees in an effort to ensure they don't intrude on people while the Internet search leader collects and stores information about its users.
Besides promoting longtime employee Alma Whitten to be its director of privacy, Google said Friday that it will require all 23,000 of its employees to undergo privacy training. The company also is introducing more checks aimed at making sure workers are obeying the rules.
Google's tougher privacy measures appear to be a response to recent breaches that have raised questions about the company's internal controls and policies.
In the most glaring example that indicated the company didn't have a good grasp on what its workers were doing, Google acknowledged in May that one of its engineers had created a program that vacuumed up potentially sensitive personal information, including e-mails and passwords, from unsecured wireless networks while Google cars cruised neighborhoods around the world. The vehicles were dispatched primarily to take photos for Google's online mapping service, but they also carried equipment to log the location of Wi-Fi networks.
The incident, which some critics have derisively labeled as "Wi-Spy," was caused by "an engineer's careless error as well as a lack of controls to ensure that necessary procedures to protect privacy were followed," Canada Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart concluded in a report this week.
Several other countries have skewered Google for scooping up 600 gigabytes of data — equivalent to about six floors of an academic library — from Wi-Fi systems for more than two years before detecting a problem five months ago in response to an inquiry from regulators in Germany.