The matter is, if you are like me you are most likely prepared to throw up together with the quantity of over-the-top, hyped-up marketing tactics used to market products such as that and ClickFunnels is no exception.
The simple fact of the matter is, everything you will discover is that it is really a rather fantastic tool may be helpful for each and every internet business owner, whatever the niche.
Before continuing with this ClickFunnels Review, let's explain what a marketing funnel is. In advertising, it is a process that takes individuals who don't know you personally and turns them to customers, aka a advertising funnel. In e-commerce, a sales funnel is a group of measures developed to direct a web site visitor to the checkout page.
There's a less dull method of considering it. Step 1: Imagine a funnel. Measure 2: Imagine this funnel is really a metaphor, and rather than actual ingredients to pour down the funnel, you have got metaphorical ingredients that you phone traffic or website traffic. Your site visitors are looking around, checking out things. Your website is beautifully built, and your content is topnotch!
Unfortunately, that still doesn't turn a lot of your visitors into customers. In a physical store, that is like people walking into your store but not understanding where the cash register is, so that they leave the store without buying anything. At a physical store, you can speak your customers into purchasing something. Within a digital store, you might be a little more remote from the consumers. That's where your funnel comes in–it was made to attract your clients' through principles of psychology. The funnel functions incremental, draw traffic in closer and nearer until individuals end up in a page.
The founder of ClickFunnels, Russell Brunson, is as renowned as his invention, and for good reason. He has made a fortune, but not just from ClickFunnels, but other advertisements encounters. He performed with email advertising for some time, and started to master sales funnels.
Russell Brunson is the bestselling author of DotCom Secrets and Expert Secrets, two novels his lovers rave about and direct people through his advertising and marketing methodologies. You have the ability to pick up Dotcom Secrets free on his site here. Get Expert Secrets from here free on his own website.
ClickFunnels started out as a way to help Brunson and his team create funnels more rapidly for distinct ventures, as generating funnels would normally take months. However they soon realized their production could be helpful to others and had great potential for a commodity.
Email marketing services such as ActiveCampaign and MailChimp can be easily integrated. Furthermore, it has autoresponder functions you might use for collecting leads through email.
Clickfunnels might also be incorporated with different payment choices such as Stripe and PayPal — that usually means you are ready to accept payments for your products, services, or subscription websites.
As you can see, the pros definitely outweigh the cons. Some of the cons are quite nitpicky, like the URLs being littered, but that is more of a personal taste than anything. I am aware that there are many other landing page builders which we will use, such as Thrive Architect from Thrive Themes. For me personally, I have found the funnel measure integration to be a few of the easiest funnel applications to design however.
Using TA, you are going to want to design the webpage, then link to the subsequent pages at the sequence and it's performed inside WordPress. While I adore Thrive and their subjects, I really do think ClickFunnels is inherently easier to work with than TA, but it comes in a monthly cost.
Like I alluded to, there is a whole lot of methods to prepare a perfect funnel. Firms are different, therefore it is not surprising ClickFunnels supplies a few choices in building your perfect funnel.
Lead Capture Funnel: This kind of sales funnel permits you to capture email addresses of your website's visitors. The funnel's chief objective is to assist in boosting your mailing list. Subsequently, this listing may be used as a constant customer touchpoint as well as an avenue where you are able to promote your services and products to prospective clients via email. This kind of funnel works for any company!
Revenue Page Funnel: This funnel permits you to market more goods or services by implementing upsells, downsells, or perhaps 1 time provides to your clientele. The intent of using this kind of sales funnel is to draw earnings from your present pool of consumers.
Survey Funnel: This funnel has two major functions. The very first one will be to enable you to engage your prospects by having them answer survey questions. Second, you get more insight of who your prospects are via surveys. These, then, help you understand your potential customers and create content or pages that are more conducive to your intended audience.
As it's possible to utilize ClickFunnels to perform a great deal of things such as marketing automation and membership websites, their potency is the core revenue funnel builder I believe is the finest in the company.


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What do fly-fishing mountain streams, a fascination with the cosmos and a Mac laptop all have in common? Tinsley Senior copywriter Mark Slatko, for one. A former bonefishing guide, Mark knows how to stalk, hook and land big ideas – time and again. Mark began his advertising career in Atlanta, where he worked on everything from airlines to banking at top agencies Babbit & Reiman and HutchesonShutze. At TDC in Baltimore, Mark added to his stringer of awards while working on accounts including the Maryland Lottery and the Baltimore Orioles. A Florida native, Mark navigated back to Miami in 1993, joining Harris, Drury, Cohen where he worked on Del Monte Fresh Produce, Pac-Tel Cellular and other high-profile accounts. Mark hooked up with Tinsley in 1995, where today he continues to come up with stellar ideas.


Major meat groups remain opposed to proposed ban on packers' ability to own livestock.
It has been nearly two decades since Sen. Chuck Grassley (R., Iowa) started championing a ban on packer ownership of livestock. It was even included in the Senate's 2001 and 2007 farm bill versions, although it eventually was removed before final farm bill passage. This week, Grassley introduced the legislation again based onwhat he sees as continued consolidation within the livestock industry.
Grassley said over the last several years, he has seen large companies join forces to create new business giants in every sector of the economy, including agriculture. Tyson purchased Hillshire Brands. JBS purchased Cargill's pork business. Smithfield, by far the largest pork producer in the world, was sold to a Chinese company. In the beef industry, packing plants have closed in West Texas and Denison, Iowa, which further concentrated power in that industry.
Grassley said this means independent producers have fewer choices regarding who to buy from and who to sell to. More and more family farmers and independent producers are feeling the pressure and impact of concentration in agriculture.
North American Meat Institute president and chief executive officer Barry Carpenter said the organization shares the desire for an "effective and efficient marketplace," and that's exactly what dozen of studies affirm, but a government-instituted ban isn't the right answer.
"Dismantling our dynamic livestock and meat production and marketing system will only turn the clock back on progress and hurt producers, packers and the consuming public in the process," Carpenter said.
A 2013 analysis of the totality of studies on meat packing structure by North Carolina State University agricultural economist Dr. Michael Wohlgenant found that the studies on market power in meat packing indicate that concentration in the procurement of livestock (cattle or hogs) has not adversely affected prices received by producers or prices paid by consumers.
"Indeed, there is evidence that producers may be better off because of lower processing costs due to the concentration and introduction of new technical innovations. Policies to restrict alternative marketing arrangements such as those proposed by GIPSA (the Grain Inspection, Packers & Stockyards Administration) would make producers and consumers worse off," he said.
GIPSA had received money to conduct a study on marketing practices and the impact on the entire food change. Results, released in 2007, showed that packer ownership was estimated at 38% of the fed beef cattle volume, 89% of the finish hog volume and 44% of the fed lamb volume sold to packers. Packer-owned livestock accounted for a small percentage of transactions for beef and lamb (5% or less), even when the small percentage of partial ownership arrangements was included, but accounted for a large percentage of transactions for pork (20-30%, depending on assumptions).
Colin Woodall, vice president of government affairs at the National Cattlemen's Beef Assn. (NCBA), said the Senate measure is just dusting off an old bad idea. "It's concerning that, once again, people jump onto ideas that have already been disproven to fix a problem," he said, adding that NCBA advocates for more industry-driven initiatives rather than getting the government involved.
"Our experience is that rarely do laws and the resulting results do what you expect them to do but, rather, end up introducing more government regulation into the marketplace," he said.
NCBA has opposed the ban in the past because it doesn't want the government telling producers how cattle can and cannot be marketed.
The National Pork Producers Council feels similarly, with president Neil Dierks saying the group "supports the right of all producers of any size or type of production system to market access and opposes legislation and regulation that hinders that access."
There are no strong contenders for must-pass legislation to attach Grassley's bill to this year, but it shows the continued mistrust of larger corporations and changing shape of today's agricultural livestock marketplace.


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Brian Trenchard-Smith: Bloody Judge 2020
June 2, 2020 by Gwen Callahan
Brian Trenchard-Smith is an Anglo Australian film and television director, producer, and
writer, with a reputation for large scale movies on small scale budgets. Quentin Tarantino
referred to him in Entertainment Weekly as one of his favorite directors. His early work is
featured in Not Quite Hollywood, an award-winning documentary released by Magnolia in
Born in England, where his Australian father was in the RAF, Trenchard-Smith attended UK's
prestigious Wellington College, where he neglected studies in favor of acting and making short
films, before migrating to Australia.
Among Trenchard-Smith's recent films are Long Lost Son, starring Gabrielle Anwar and Chace
Crawford for Lifetime, and the family drama disaster movie Arctic Blast, starring Michael
Shanks and Bruce Davison.
His body of work has been honored at the Paris Cinema, Karlovy Vary, Melbourne, Brisbane and
Toronto Film Festivals. In 2016 he received a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Fantaspoa
International Fantastic Film Festival. The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia recently
hosted a three city retrospective of his films. He is a member of the Masters of Horror Circle, and
is a contributing guru to Trailers From Hell.com. He is married to Byzantine historian Dr.
Margaret Trenchard-Smith, and lives in Portland, Oregon.
His debut novel Alice Through The Multiverse was recently published on Amazon and Kindle, and he is currently putting the finishing touches on his next book Adventures in the B Movie Trade.
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The album drops on April 29.
At his Toronto pop-up store on Sunday afternoon, Drake told the crowd that the cover art for his upcoming album, Views From The 6, would be dropping that night.
It appears he has delivered, posting the above image on Twitter. You can see Drake sitting on top of Toronto's famed CN Tower.
While you take in the image and wait for the album, revisit our #FADER100 cover story with Drake.
Update (2/24 9:41 p.m.): A rep for Drake tells The FADER that the cover was shot by Canadian photographer Caitlin Cronenberg and art directed by Nicky Orenstein.


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Three women find themselves stitched together into one body after a night on the town. They must work together to exact revenge on their attacker.
Tyler Macintyre
Chris Lee Hill, Tyler Macintyre
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Tory Stolper
Tracey Fairaway
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Maria Blasucci
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James Phelps
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Corey Sorenson
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Craig Anstett
Mark Hapka
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Jon Rudnitsky
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Critic Reviews for Patchwork
Fully embracing its schlocky tropes, while providing an interesting revenge tale, Patchwork is a Franken-woman movie that will satisfy fans of 80's style campy, and gory, horror.
May 16, 2019 | Full Review…
Carolyn Mauricette
Cinema Axis
Patchwork brilliantly eschews female stereotypes and instead introduce three interesting, relatable, and complex characters.
Deirdre Crimmins
Film Thrills
Rather than serving up an enjoyable ode, everything about this movie earns the descriptor that has been handily placed in its title.
Jul 16, 2018 | Full Review…
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Audience Reviews for Patchwork
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is one of the most influential books in all of horror history, even though it's basically Shelley's interpretation of the golem from Jewish folklore. Regardless, Frankenstein has been incredibly influential in horror and the name itself has absolutely transcended the genre. You don't have to know horror to know who Frankenstein is. This also brings us to The Re-Animator which, obviously, was very much inspired by Frankenstein, except Re-Animator had a darkly comedic and tongue-in-cheek tone. I don't know how influential Re-Animator has been on horror flicks that came after it, but I know I had a blast watching it both times that I did. And, you could say, that this movie would have not been possible without the existence of both Frankenstein and the Re-Animator. I'd say mostly the latter than the former, since this movie takes a considerably more comedic approach and there's no exploration of the themes of, maybe, you shouldn't play 'god' by creating...a living being constructed from the body parts of other deceased people. Hell, this movie goes as far as to thank Stuart Gordon (director and co-writer of Re-Animator), so you can see that this was meant to be a love letter to that movie. But, to be fair, while there are obvious comparisons to be made, I think that this movie manages to inject enough ideas for it to stand out on its own. For example, the whole three different personalities stuck in one body, while not necessarily super creative, does make for an interesting little twist on the concept and the interaction between the three women ends up being one of the highlights of the film. The movie is simple enough, these three women wake up inside the same body, composed of different parts from each of them, after all three of them went to this bar. The story is, basically, them trying to figure out who did this to them and making them pay for their actions. The movie, very obviously, has a supremely limited budget but, you know what, I felt that that was never really too much of a drawback for this movie. It's got a talented cast, a (mostly) entertaining script and a lot of energy that made up for the lack of gloss and polish on the technical side of things. I say mostly because I had some issues that I'll touch on later. But, for the most part, I really did have fun watching this movie. There's something about seeing a re-animated corpse, comprised of the bodies of three women, who are all occupying the same mind, going on a murderous rampage to get rid of all the toxic men in their lives who may (or may not) have had anything to do with what happened to them and their current state. The three women themselves, as far as characters go, are a bit one-dimensional. Jennifer is the control-freak of the group. Madeleine is the self-conscious one. And Ellie is the dumb blonde. It's the combination of the three that make this work, because, while there's nothing here that you could call incredible character development, the characters play off of each other well because of their differences. Of course, it's a bit stereotypical way to use these characters, but they make it work because, again, casting is very strong here and all three women shine in their roles. Things are obviously not what they seem and the 'twist', if it can be called that, is relatively easy to figure out. But that didn't stop my enjoyment of the film. If there's one thing I can say, however, is that the first half of the movie is more energetic and fun than the second half. It's never a bad movie, by any means, but I felt that they just ran out of steam the longer they went. This is a relatively short movie and I don't wanna say that there's not enough material to justify its length, it's just that they didn't figure out a way to find something else for the characters to do that wasn't centered on their quest for revenge. There's a bit of a subplot involving the ladies becoming romantically involved with Garrett, even though Jennifer's really the one for him, so to speak. But, other than that, the movie is really just concerned about the quest for revenge and, to me, it gets to be a little bit too one-note for me. Not that they keep repeating the same joke over and over, but they keep repeating the same story beats. Find a suspect, kill him, move on to the next, so on and so forth. It gets a little repetitive after a while. Again, not bad, but just a little redundant. This is where the movie falters, in my opinion, though I do understand maintaining some sort of narrative focus, I felt that so much more could have been done with these characters that the movie just didn't do. Perhaps they didn't want to out of not wanting to step out of its comfort zone, who knows??? But I still felt that the movie slowed down a little bit. I'd still say I enjoyed it, to be sure, but there's clear flaws here. But the fact of the matter is that this is a lovingly-made, entertaining tribute to a couple of classics in the genre. You can tell that they really tried to craft an entertaining flick out of, somewhat, derivative concepts. I felt they succeeded for the most part. The cast is clearly game for the silliness on display here (though they guy who played Garrett was a little bland) and the horror is fun. I can't say I would give this a glowing recommendation, since I don't think this is gonna appeal to anyone but "real" horror fans, but I enjoyed myself and that's all that matters in the long run, regardless of what anyone else may think.
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Bebe Moore Campbell lived in Angeles, California with her husband, son, and daughter. The author died of brain cancer at the age of 56.
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God's Kingdom Changes the Way We Think About
Our Holiness
The life of a believer, one who worships Jesus as King, requires the willingness to deliberately seek personal transformation.
In Professor N.T. Wright's newest course, Paul: A Biography, he introduces two compelling questions about the Apostle's conversion: 'What was is that Paul came to believe was true that he formerly did not believe, and how did that happen?'
To continue reading click the link below:
God's Kingdom Changes How We Think About Our Holiness
A Long Obedience...
One of my favorite books from years ago is Eugene Peterson's masterpiece A Long Obedience in the Same Direction. As a society, we are no less obsessed with the immediate than when Eugene Peterson first wrote this Christian classic. If anything, email and text messaging may have intensified our quest for the quick fix. But Peterson reminds us that discipleship remains the same: a long obedience in the same direction.
If God is God, Why is history such a mess?
God and the world, and God and 'history', are made for one another. The problem this raises - if God is God, why is history such a mess? - is partly at least answered by the failure of the human vocation, and then ultimately answered on the cross, where God 'becomes king' by taking the hatred and violence of all creation upon himself and, by dealing with it, enabling God's new world to be born.
If God is God Why is History Such a Mess?
What did the ancients think of resurrection?
Don't sell Jesus's ancient contemporaries short. Bodily resurrection was a foolish concept to them just as it may seem foolish to many today.
To hear more from Prof. N.T. Wright, click the link below for a short video:
What Did the Ancients Think of Resurrection
Thinking paul's thoughts after him
Professor N.T. Wright sees Paul as an intellectual giant of the ancient world who was every bit the equal of earlier thinkers like Plato and Aristotle. In fact, in Wright's view, Paul ought to be studied today beyond departments of theology and religion. But, perhaps no further answer is needed other than simply saying that he was the principle architect of Christian theology.
Where did Paul's ideas come from?
We know that nothing comes out of a vacuum—so Paul's ideas must have come from somewhere. This question is complicated by the fact that while Paul's writing shows a deep relationship with the teachings of Jesus, there are other ideas and issues he's responding to as well...
'Do not be conformed to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is - his good, pleasing, and perfect will.' Romans 12:2
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For more than two decades, Bruno Rainaldi has been influencing the design scene in Milan. Whether designing furniture, bringing iconic works back into production or teaching students at the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, where he is a professor. When he designed his Sapien Bookcase (2003), he created a unique solution for those with a lot of books and little space to store them. By holding texts horizontally in a vertical stack, the tall Sapien can accommodate up to 70 small and large books in a very compact footprint. (The shorter bookcase will hold up to 50 books.) The removable shelves are a mere 2mm thick but each one can hold approximately five books, or an impressive 5.5 lbs. The tall Sapien has 14 shelves, the short has 10. When fully loaded, the bookcase virtually disappears behind the books. All-metal construction and a heavy, weighted base ensure the design's strength and stability. Simple assembly required. Made in Italy.
Bruno Rainaldi was formed on the field, starting at a young age to work with interior design comunication.
With irony he described himself as a "street designer" and his style as "chaotically rigorous". In Milan he directs the first High-tech at Corso di Porta Ticinese. He supports Maddalena De Padova in the storic showroom of corso Venezia, later Enrico Baleri as partner of Baleri & Associati, with communication strategies for companies and designstores.
Founds Studio Rari - in which he is the soul and the creative director - and beguins his first collaborations as creative director/designer with several italian design companies as Alivar, MDF, Mussi Italy, Sintesi. Then Terzani, Slamp, Casprini, Annibale Colombo, Bilumen, Davide Medri e Dilmos. Until the recent project Opinion Ciatti, born from the important artistic- and business-partnership with Lapo Ciatti. In the mid-eighties, Bruno Rainaldi meets Flavia Ciatti. From their friendship/comparison the idea of a new company comes to life - CCR - aimed at developing furniture and accessories for the home, not only for the kitchen. The brand CCR gives birth to important pieces of industrial design. In 2006, Lapo Ciatti, who represents the third generation, enters in the company with the family's entrepreneurial instinct and with training in industrial design. New comparisons and new opinions. Opinion Ciatti is born of which Bruno Rainaldi is president, partner and artistic director.
With a deep market knowledge, a great passion for arts and a precios talent for transverse associations matured over the years, Bruno Rainaldi alloy definitly his professionality in the design world. In 2002, together with Marta Giardini, he opens Entratalibera, a very special space in Milan where he exposes his own works and a selection of objects. A "laboratory of shapes", open towards research and experimentation.
Bruno Rainaldi designed bookshelves, tables, chairs, sofas, armchairs, beds, accessories and lighning. A universe of intense and iconic objects without consistency in style, rather the real sense of industrial design: to produce the right object for the right use. What holdes them together it is the essentiality of the design, the freedom of use, the compositional versatility.
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It may surprise you, but Ireland has more musical exports than U2, The Script and Thin Lizzy. Shocking, right!? Sarcasm aside, for such a small island, Ireland has a strong history of providing bands that are at least of the "decent" variety. Even without Irish trad, our contribution to music is, frankly, rather impressive given our meagre size and stature. That said, even with Irish trad, that contribution doesn't become all that much better. Given that St. Patrick's Day is upon us, here's a wee stroll through the meadows of Ireland's musical happenings.
Christy Moore – 'Smoke And Strong Whiskey'
Getting the obvious out of the way – Christy Moore is a bloody legend. The folk singer has become inseparable from modern Irish identity by being the first, and usually only, Irish trad song-writer everyone on the isle has heard of. I'm fairly certain Ireland-born children come with the name "Christy Moore" just written into their DNA at this stage. Whether you've heard him before or not, 'Smoke And Strong Whiskey' is just about everything you need to know about the man: he sings about Ireland with an acoustic guitar, and he does it really well.
The Radiators From Space – 'Enemies'
One of the original Irish punk bands, The Radiators From Space are outshined when it comes to the late-'70s new wave and punk scenes. Sharing the spotlight with the likes of The Boomtown Rats, Talking Heads, The Pretenders, Blondie and Devo, The Radiators are often overlooked when it comes to punk and its immediate sibling, post-punk, in favour of their more commercially successful peers. Nonetheless, their first album TV Tube Heart is a fine slice of tired frustration that is worth remembering.
The Pogues – 'Streets Of Sorrow/Birmingham Six'
We're all aware of Shane MacGowan and how he's become our national town drunk, God love him. The Pogues need no introduction, but yet very little of their actual music makes the airwaves beside 'Fairytale Of New York' – which, to be fair, is hardly the worst tune to become synonymous with. From that same album, If I Should Fall From Grace With God, 'Streets Of Sorrow/Birmingham Six' is much more emblematic of the caustic rebellion that made the band such a resounding success. Starting out in ballad before ripping into some celtic-inspired punk, 'Streets' is the musical equivalent of a well proportioned Irish coffee.
Otherkin – 'Ay Ay'
Stepping forward a little, Otherkin are a contemporary Irish act currently making some headlines for themselves. Take The Hives, The Strokes and a little bit of The Rolling Stones and you'll be in the right neighbourhood of Otherkin's loud, distorted rock delivery. Set for this year's Longitude festival, among headline shows in Whelan's in Dublin along the way, it might be worth putting Otherkin on the iPod now for the teatime chats in work.
U2 – 'Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me, Kill Me'
Just say Bo-NO. All jokes aside, U2 are hardly what one would call "Edge-y", despite having personnel to the contrary. But that doesn't mean the arena rock superstars haven't produced some immaculate stompers that sit well in any "Best Of" playlist. Indeed, with Batman V Superman coming up, here's a reminder of the time U2 penned a song for a Batman film and it was, and still is, a grand accompaniment to the caped crusader. The transition from the verse to the chorus on this one gets me every time. Good song-writing is good song-writing!
Ed Sheeran – 'I See Fire'
The SHEER success of this lad makes him worth highlighting. Okay, okay, I'm sorry. Ed Sheeran isn't someone to laugh at or mock, he's a more than adequate ambassador of Irish music and culture, himself being a worthy representation of what can come from working toward a dream consistently until it pays off. 'I See Fire' was written for and released as promotion for The Hobbit movies, which speaks volumes about the kind of career Sheeran has had. It's one of his best to boot.
The Dubliners – 'The Old Man'
What better band to end a Irish playlist with than The Dubliners? Another band who, like The Pogues up above, are much more famous in name than in actual music, The Dubliners as Irish folk as it gets. Telling stories of war, poverty and hardship, The Dubliners now are like an audio relic of smoky pubs and an everyday life filled with resentment and an uncertain future. Themes not altogether unfamiliar from now, but with less army enlisting and more yearning for livable wages and reliable public transport. "I'm not sure how to change things, but by Christ we'll have to try" – and by Christ we're still trying.
Anthony McGlynn
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In case your Payment Protection Insurance happens to be mis-sold and now you're looking to obtain it back (and if you live not), chances are PPI insurance claims companies have been courting you non-stop. You've most likely been bombarded with messages; perhaps you've seen fliers. Or maybe some random salesperson has halted you before and advertised PPI insurance claims service that assures the quick return of your wages.
Payment protection insurance (PPI) guarantees repayment of loans if you happen to lose your job, get sick, get impaired, or expire. Today, the problem is it's not impossible to claim your PPI stat. More than a few high-profile banks and companies have been mis-selling PPI on a hefty scale for over ten years. While the true mis-selling has reduced since brand new designed a crackdown of these shady (but popular) companies, the people whose PPI had been mis-sold are possess a tough time. Businesses often reject claims or process them very slowly.
This is where PPI insurance claims companies come using. They work as middlemen and fixers, promising quick processing of the PPI insurance claims. But don't be tricked. Regardless how appealing it is to just let somebody else handle your PPI because working with the bank is just very stressful, do not ever employ a PPI insurance claims corporate.
Here's the fact: PPI insurance claims companies don't make processing of your claims go extra rapidly. In reality, employing middlemen will likely make things even sluggish than they turn out. In case you really demand a refund, have it returned yourself. For another, PPI insurance claims providers obtain a tremendous amount of your PPI money for taxes, services, and other stuff like which usually. You're lucky if you get 1 / 2 of your PPI cash reverse.
For trusted advice on how to check ppi to back again PPI, look into PPI support communities (both on world-wide-web and in slow-moving world). Numerous organizations were created during and after the PPI disaster, and there are many accounts of success one of them. Listen to their stories and maybe you may follow their cases. Besides, misery loves company. Railing and cursing against your PPI company and/or the claims company you've wrongly hired in a large group might prove cathartic to you.
While you're trying to find advice from those who are in the same boat, you may pull out those old PPI transaction folders you haven't seen for many begin re-reading those papers. Review all your contracts and transactions. Look into the fine print. And then visit the bank and make your claim. Provided that there is no problem about your data, they has to start processing and filing your claim.
If however your bank/PPI firm staying stubborn (as is necessary), you should file a complaint to the Financial Ombudsman Service. They'll look into your case and pressure the bank to quickly and perfectly. Use this as your last measure.


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ConAgra plant in Marshall temporarily closes after 20 employees contract COVID-19
by: Karra Small
MARSHALL, Mo. — The ConAgra plant in Marshall, Missouri, is temporarily closing after a number of employees were diagnosed with COVID-19.
A company spokesperson said that 20 employees are sick with coronavirus and that the closure is necessary to maintain cleanliness at the facility.
"The health and safety of our employees is our top priority. In our facility in Marshall, Missouri, we have been using social distancing techniques, screening temperatures and increased sanitization in common areas to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Unfortunately, approximately 20 employees have been diagnosed with COVID-19 so we have made the decision to suspend operations at the facility until April 27," said company spokesman Dan Hare.
Employees will receive a paycheck during the closure, and the company will continue to pay workers who need to take time off due to COVID-19 illnesses, the company said.
The closure in Marshall follows similar trends in the manufacturing sector with Tyson Foods and Smithfield also closing plants due to COVID-19 outbreaks.


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Uncheck Network firewall under the Security messages section of the Change Action Center settings window.
Now you won't be notified about the firewall being turned off in the notification area (the little icons next to the clock on the taskbar).


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Q: css - vertical space being added on elements with display:inline-block I've got a series of thumbnail container elements with the css property display:inline-block but when they line up next to each other, the second element has more space at the top than the first (see attached image). Any idea why this happens? Is there a better way to line these elements up next to each other? I know that floating them solves this issue, but it seems like floating isn't the best way to go about this.
Here's my code:
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.thumb_container { display: inline-block; margin-left: 20px; width:220px; background: #fff; -moz-box-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(10, 72, 90, 0.2); -webkit-box-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(10, 72, 90, 0.2); box-shadow: 1px 1px 1px rgba(10, 72, 90, 0.2); }
.thumb_container:first-child { margin-left: 0px; }

A: Just add vertical-align: top where you have display: inline-block.
More info here: Why aren't these elements with display:inline-block properly aligned?

A: You have to think it this way: Inline blocks are basically inline elements with a bit of enhanced behaviour. So what happens, when you place inline elements next to each other? Here an example:

This is a stupid example.

In this sentence a and stupid are separated by a white space. That's what you would expect. In your example one article tag is separated with a white space from the next one. So the simplest solution is to strip the white space between the tags like this:

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Another solution is to float the container, but the display:inline-block is rendered rather useless, when you use floats. You can simply strip it.

A: Sometimes floating is the best answer.
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    margin: 0 0 0 20px;
    width: 220px;
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See a different side to Spanish cities on Little Boats of Andalucía holiday
Travel & Cruises
Touring from four-star hotel in Jerez
Three leisurely boat trips
Equestrian show, winery visit and guided city tours all included
Dedicated Saga tour manager
Included travel insurance
Return flights and transfers
See some of Spain's most charming cities by boat during Saga's new Little Boats of Andalucía holiday.
Stay at the four-star Sherry Park Hotel for the leisurely seven-night break with tours to Seville, Rota and Cadiz, as well as the wildlife-rich Doñana National Park, while leaving plenty of time to explore independently.
Saga guests stay on a half-board basis at the hotel which has light, airy rooms, an à la carte restaurant, garden, pool, gym and spa, and is 20 minutes' walk from the historic centre of Jerez de la Frontera, once a frontier of the Islamic kingdom.
The largest city in Andalusia, Seville, can be seen from two perspectives, with a walking tour and a boat trip on the Guadalquivir River. Highlights include the Plaza de España, a large semi-circle of buildings fringing Maria Luisa Park, with its pretty Vicente Traver fountain and beautifully tiled alcoves representing different provinces of Spain, and the country's largest Gothic cathedral.
A guided walk in Cadiz, one of Spain's oldest cities with roots going back to 1100BC, features four busy harbours and contrasts the open waterfront with the alleyways and squares of the medieval town 'El Populo' before a boat trip across the bay for a tour of Rota, home to the 13th-century Luna Castle.
Sanlúcar de Barrameda, known for its sherry cellars and horse races along the beach, is also on the itinerary, followed by a cruise through the Doñana National Park, where a huge expanse of salt marsh attracts a wealth of wildlife with a chance to spot: deer, wild boar, mongoose, the rare Iberian lynx, and a range of birds, including the Spanish imperial eagle.
A tour of the hilltop villages of Cadiz, characterised by whitewashed buildings, fortifications and charming narrow streets, and a return boat trip from Puerto Banus to Marbella, are further optional excursions.
For details call free on 0800 092 0803 or visit saga.co.uk/spain
Seven nights from £999 per person, departing from Gatwick with easyJet, with a choice of departures from May to October 2020.
Price includes return flights, airport taxes, half-board accommodation, porterage, tour manager, optional travel insurance and additional cancellation rights, or a discount if passenger has own insurance.
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750,000 self-employed miss out on UK coronavirus support – study
Lack of provision for most vulnerable self-employed in measures announced by the UK Chancellor last week threatens to "decimate a whole generation of early-stage entrepreneurs", report authors say.
More than 750,000 self-employed people in the UK could miss out on Government support during the coronavirus pandemic, a new analysis has shown.
The findings from the Centre for Decent Work and Productivity at Manchester Metropolitan University and the Enterprise Research Centre suggest that sole traders who have recently started up are most vulnerable to a near-total loss of income, threatening to "decimate a whole generation of early-stage entrepreneurs".
The researchers looked at the support available to four categories of solo self-employed workers under UK COVID-19 policy:
The established self-employed for whom self-employment is a main job
Newer self-employed people for whom self-employment is a main job but who didn't submit a Self-Assessment tax return in 2019-20
The self-employed as a second job, and;
The established self-employed who grew their businesses so self-employment became their main job in 2019-20.
Using data from the Business Population Estimates 2019 produced by BEIS and data from the Labour Force Survey (LFS), they found that while 3.65m established self-employed people for whom self-employment is their main job do qualify for the Government's Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS), 756,200 self-employed people who fall into the other three categories do not, accounting for nearly one in five sole traders (18%).
The report's authors warned this could leave many self-employed people and their families suffering serious hardship, pointing out that those with small savings or a working partner will receive little or nothing from the Universal Credit (UC) system or Employment and Support Allowance (ESA), currently set at just £73 per week.
They have recommended a series of "highly actionable policy fixes" that would expand the proportion of self-employed people eligible for coronavirus support.
Allowing the self-employed without a 2018-19 Self-Assessment tax submission to make a 2019-20 submission before May 5, thereby making them eligible for a SEISS payment in June.
Relax the savings taper and threshold in Universal Credit to create access to basic social protection for all during a national emergency, to avoid the danger that the coronavirus crisis will unfairly erode the chance of future home ownership, business recovery investment and comfortable retirement of the most vulnerable self-employed.
Extending grant payments to home-based self-employed businesses to help absorb losses, manage cashflow and support self-employed people to 'pivot' into trading digitally or in different goods and services.
Ensure that a 'mortgage holiday' is available to all self-employed workers and that deferred payments can be added to the mortgage term rather than increasing monthly payments after the initial three-month hiatus.
In addition, the researchers said the majority of self-employed people, as home-based sole traders, would not be eligible for the small business grants announced by the Chancellor. This would leave many facing business losses and ongoing costs forced to apply to the Coronavirus Business Interruption Loan Scheme (CBILS), but many will not meet the lending criteria or wish to take on debt at a time when revenues have dried up. They point to Germany and Denmark where governments are offering grants to the self-employed suffering business losses.
Julia Rouse, Professor of Entrepreneurship at Manchester Metropolitan University Business School, said:
"While the support package announced by the Chancellor is welcome, we cannot ignore the fact that a significant proportion of self-employed people simply aren't protected under the headline measures.
"This substantial group of more than three-quarters of a million is made up of people most vulnerable to a loss of income – including those new to self-employment or for whom it has only recently become their main job."
"Many of these people are crying out for help right now and, unless the Government responds positively, we're in danger of seeing a whole generation of early-stage entrepreneurs decimated by this crisis."
Mark Hart, Deputy Director of the Enterprise Research Centre and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Aston Business School, said:
"For people who took the plunge into entrepreneurship relatively recently, or have built their business up from scratch in the last year or two, the lack of available support will feel like a kick in the teeth.
"Furthermore, even established self-employed people are generally excluded from the small business grant scheme announced by the Government, as most don't have premises or employ staff. And most will be extremely wary of taking on additional debt to see them through.
"All of this means that there are serious holes in the Government's support package for the self-employed. We need to fix them urgently, before it's too late."
Download the Research Report here
1.Full report
An embargoed PDF copy of the full report from Manchester Metropolitan University's Centre for Decent Work and Productivity and the Enterprise Research Centre, 'Covid19: Critique and Proposals to Develop More Comprehensive and Inclusive Support for the Self-Employed', is available on request from James Tout (contact details below).
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3.About the Enterprise Research Centre
The ERC is the UK's leading independent research institute on growth, productivity and innovation in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). It is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC), Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), Innovate UK, The Intellectual Property Office (IPO) and the British Business Bank (BBB). The ERC is producing the new knowledge around SMEs that will allow us to create a business-friendly environment nationwide, grounded in hard evidence. We want to understand what makes entrepreneurs and firms thrive so we can spread the lessons from best practice and make the UK a more successful economy. The Centre is led by Professors Stephen Roper of Warwick Business School and Mark Hart of Aston University, Birmingham. Our senior researchers are world-class academics from both Aston and Warwick Universities as well as from our partner institutions which include Queens University Belfast and the University of Strathclyde.
http://www.enterpriseresearch.ac.uk
4. About the Centre for Decent Work and Productivity
How do we shape work that is both productive and fair? This is the key research question that drives researchers at Manchester Metropolitan University's Centre for Decent Work and Productivity. Work is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, the Leverhulme Trust, national and local governments and others. The Centre for Decent Work and Productivity is developing the Engaged Scholarship method to craft research problems and approaches with stakeholders to develop practical research recommendations that really make a difference. We have particular specialism in self-employment and small businesses. Research is undertaken within four Knowledge Platforms. One of these is the Sylvia Pankhurst Gender and Diversity Research Centre led by Professor Julia Rouse.
For further information or to arrange interviews, please contact James Tout at ZPB Associates on 07989 610 276 or email [email protected]
COVID-19 Press coverage for the ERC
Special ERC Issue: International Small Business Journal
Enterprise Finance Guarantee ( EFG ) Scheme – Strategic and Operational Design Review
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Covid-19 and the implications for future innovation Press Coverage : Covid19: Critique and Proposals to Develop More Comprehensive...


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Q: How to implement Bayesian Optimization when there is a relationship between search space parameters? I'm quite new to Bayesian models. I'm trying to implement Bayesian Optimization where the sum of parameters should be less than a constant.
Say, the parameters are x1, x2, x3;
then, (x1 + x2 + x3) < k where k is a constant and x1>0, x2>0, X3>0.
Ultimately I'm trying to find the values of x1, x2, and x3 such that y is minimum where y = f(x1, x2, x3)
The issue I have is, what is the best method to obey the constraint (or the relationship) on the parameters during this optimization.
Highly appreciate if someone can point me in the direction, or provide an example of a similar problem.

A: One simple solution is to search an unconstrained space (i.e. the d-dimensional real numbers for some dimension $d$) and transform to the constraint space after.
In your case, you can search on $\bf{x}' \in \mathcal{R}^3$. Then, when you use the parameter values, you introduce an artificial $x_4' := -\sum_j^3 x_j'$. The, you take the softmax and multiply by $k$: i.e. $x_i = k \times \frac{e^{x_i'}}{\sum_j^4 e^{x_j'}}$.
The resulting $x_1$, $x_2$ and $x_3$ satisfy your constraints and you don't use $x_4$ any further.
Why do we introduce $x_4'$ in the way we do? We could search $\bf{x}' \in \mathcal{R}^4$ in the first place, but then the problem would be overparameterized and we'd definitely have an infinite number of equivalent solutions in 4-D that (not helpful, just bound to cause problems). Thus, we do it this way (it's a trick I've seen used for how to map a unconstrained space to a simplex for Bayesian modeling, e.g. for the parameter vector of a categorical distribution). When $x_4'$ is a lot smaller than the other values (i.e. when $x_4$ is really close to zero), the constraint will be nearly exactly reached, otherwise the sum will be smaller than $k$.


We're officially in the last month of summer and soon, the end of summer fruit for this year (SOB). I highly recommend taking advantage of them before you'll be up to your ears in apples and oranges. And by taking advantage of, I mean making a summer fruit dessert as often as possible. It is so worth walking the extra mile after dinner.
I made this cobbler last week while I was in Minneapolis, with leftover berries and some apricots I got at the market. The cobbler part is just the usual flour, salt, egg, butter kind of a biscuit dough. I adapted a recipe from Mark Bittman's 'How to Cook Everything'.
Old Bittman said to make this teensy bit of dough in a food processor, but as you can see, a dough cutter or two forks works just as well and are far easier to clean.
The fruit is just lightly sugared but if you wanted to add spices or herbs, I think that would be swell too. Lemon verbena or maybe a little nutmeg.
See how the dough spreads out, like a little cobbler blanket? I dig it.
By all means, serve this warm with a healthy dollop of good vanilla ice cream.
Preheat oven to 375. Grease a 9-in baking pan, such as a small square Pyrex with butter or cooking spray.
Mix fruit with 1/2 cup sugar in a bowl. Set aside.
Put the flour, baking powder, sugar and butter in a bowl and mix with two forks, a dough cutter or put in a food processor until the butter is dispersed and the mixture is slightly clumpy. Add the vanilla and the egg and mix again. The dough will come together quickly.
Spread the fruit in the baking dish and top with 9 spoonfuls of the dough. You do not have to spread the dough, it will spread naturally.
Bake for 35-45 minutes, or until the fruit is bubbly and the dough is golden brown.


Enjoyed working with Thomas from the original plans, revisions and installation. The cabinet from plans to installation was completed on time and on budget, which is unusual in today environment. Thomas came back after 2 weeks to make sure that all was conforming with what he had promised and to make a few adjustments that were needed to the cabinet doors after all had settled. I would hire Thomas and his "INNOVATIVE" company again for any future cabinet needs. Thank you Thomas; we need more of your type of company and work!!!
I'm super pleased with my new cabinet. It's awesome!
Tom Cook was professional and friendly. I would recommend him to all my friends and family. He did a great job installing our cabinets.
I couldn't be more pleased with their product. I now have extra room for my linens. It was a fast installation and quick clean up, which I do appreciate.
the opportunity to do again!
timely. The work included complete demolition and remodel of our kitchen.
leak within our laundry room that they fixed and repaired for us.
I have had the pleasure of working with We're Innovative for the past four years. Our firm has been very impressed with We're Innovative's superior quality of work, and the integrity and professionalism of their employees. We're Innovative has met every challenge we have sent their way with courtesy, efficiency and the experience necessary to successfully complete their tasks. This company possesses the skills needed to successfully compete in today's market.
I highly recommend We're Innovative as one of San Diego's finest millwork shops. They are capable, thorough, and completely trustworthy.
It's a testament to your crew and I would love it if you would personally thank them (the line guys too!!) for us. I can go into load in/change over monday with a completed and working kitchen, and a delay of even three days would have prevented that. Again, thank you.
Tom, We are very pleased with the remodel of our two bathrooms. Everything we planned, colors, lighting, custom cabinets, counter tops, sinks, toilets, Jacuzzi tub, shower, pocket doors and hardware came together and created the dream baths we had hoped for.
Our remodel required gutting two bathrooms and changing a bathroom with a shower into a Jacuzzi tub and a bathroom with bath tub into a shower. Because of this, we greatly appreciated working with you to improve on our initial designs and your suggestions of more cost effective ways to implement them. We also appreciated your willingness and ability to follow through with various changes we made as the job progressed.
We were always pleased to see your employees arrive, as they were all about doing the best for us each day. They came to the job clean and ready to work with a positive attitude. They are highly skilled professionals and they were always accommodating, in working with us to meet our needs. We kind of miss seeing them now that the job is completed.
It was a pleasure to have you and your employees remodel our bathrooms. You were truly Innovative in meeting our remodel design needs.
We highly recommend your company, We're Innovative, for all remodeling.
Often you hear people say that it is now difficult to get good workers. I wanted to share with you how pleased I was with your workers, your guidance, and the entire remodel project.
I had considered redoing my miserable old kitchen for a couple of years. The cupboard paint was very worn and the shelving was fixed, and if the bottle or box was too tall there was no option. A couple of months before meeting you I had done all my homework and interviewed several contractors. I had considered all possible combinations of remodeling of the kitchen – just painting or refacing, or new cupboards, and no new counter tops, or laminate tops, composite tops, or finally granite.
After having the opportunity to discuss some of my specific and some vague ideas with you and hearing your input, and seeing samples, I felt that you were the person that I could trust to do a good job. I realized that doing any combination of the partial options previously considered would not achieve a pretty and workable kitchen and collectively would have been expensive. After all, one doesn't do a major remodel of the kitchen often.
Being without a kitchen has its surprising inconveniences, having the renovation – actually a whole new kitchen – complete a week ahead of schedule was terrific.


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Q: (IE specific) How can I prevent that my iFrame is shown in the compatiblity mode from its parent HTML-Page? Here is my IE-specific question:
How can I prevent that my iFrame is shown in the compatibility mode from its parent HTML-Page?
I want to find a JavaScript solution for this problem.
Here is my structure:
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<head>
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Volvo Car SA announces top Dealers for 2009
Volvo Car South Africa has announced the winners of the various categories in its 2009 Dealer of the Year (DOTY) Awards. The competition was fierce illustrating the level of commitment to excellent service throughout Volvo Car SA's dealer network.
This year's DOTY award function took place at E18hteen Restaurant, Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate. The setting was ideal for the announcement of these prestigious awards, which recognize the hard work and dedication the Volvo dealers display toward their brand.
Tom Campher Motors scooped the Sales Dealer of the Year award as well, making it clear that hard work and a passion for the product goes a long way toward filling the trophy cupboard.
McCarthy Pietermaritzburg was named Aftersales Dealer of the Year due to their dedication to client service and ensuring customer satisfaction not only in the Volvo products, but also by maintaining good client relations in the long run.
The title of Most Improved Dealer of the Year in 2009 was awarded to Auto Niche George, which is no mean feat as it has been a tough market for improvement over the past few years.
The Managing Director's Special Award of Excellence is awarded to dealerships or individuals that stand out from the rest. The criteria for the award are entirely at the MD, Bram van der Reep's, discretion, but teamwork, passion and leadership are undoubtedly the deciding factors. This year the Managing Director's Special Award for Excellence went to CMH Westrand, Auto Baltic Boksburg, and Autoview Bedfordview for their drive, enthusiasm and the pride that the entire team takes in representing the Volvo brand.
The Overall Dealer of the Year title was awarded to Tom Campher Motors in Auckand Park, Johannesburg for excelling in all aspects of the retail business. Tom Campher Motors won the Overall spot in 2008 as well. The award was handed out for maintaining an outstanding level of customer service and sales performance. It's clear that the staff at Tom Campher Motors are dedicated to keep up the service standards and all eyes will be on them to see if they walk away with this coveted award again next year.
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Welcome new subscribers: When someone provides you their email address, they're also giving you trust. The inbox is valuable marketing asset, even if people don't always read your campaigns. As such, it's important to show your customers that you appreciate the gesture. Try enabling and customizing your final welcome email to send new subscribers a coupon or free download immediately upon joining your list. Or, create an automation workflow that sends a tailored message, coupon, or offer to new subscribers based on information they provided at signup.
Re-engage inactive customers: Do you have customers that made purchases in the past but have since been become inactive? Maybe they just need a little extra nudge to come back. Create a segment of everyone who hasn't made a purchase within a specific period of time and send them an email to promote new products in your store, upcoming events, or special subscriber-only sales that you have planned in the future. You could even offer them a limited-time coupon or discount to encourage them to act quickly.
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Today President Trump decided to finally break silence on the case!
Trump and Barr have been supporters of each other for years. Trump called her up when "Roseanne" drew record ratings for its premiere in March. So that's why there was speculation that he might weigh in on the show's demise.
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders doubled down on President Trump's suggestion that he is owed an apology from Disney CEO Robert Iger, who had recently apologized to Valerie Jarrett for Roseanne Barr's racist comment about her.
"Has the president spoken to Roseanne Barr, who we know has been a longtime friend of his? Why did he choose to address the ABC apology instead of the underlying issue of concerns about a racist comment that she tweeted out?" a reporter asked.
How about Bill Maher who constantly calls the President an orangutan… Only white people can be called apes? That's racist. They used to call George Bush "Chimpy." They're going way over the top to destroy Roseanne and turning a blind eye to their own.


Waves lapped at his feet. Those who go down to the sea in flip-flops, he thought. He discarded them, slid his jeans off, and then his shirt and vest. He laid his wallet on the sand and covered it with the clothes.
He walked into the waves lapping at his naked feet. At his knees, his thighs, his shorts, back and shoulders. Gently, he fell back into the welcoming water, floated, then flipped over and started a slow crawl towards the beckoning sunset.
So attractive, he thought, as he moved towards it with lazy strokes. It was almost as if there was a magnetic field, pulling him out. Maybe there truly was such a thing. He should have googled it. Now he wouldn't.
Far out, the sun slid an inch or so further down, firing streaked rays of red, orange and yellow across the straight line of the horizon. Where they hit the sea, they raised sparks so bright, he couldn't stare into them. He flipped over into backstroke, still somewhat lazy, one arm and over, the other arm and over, heading into the sunset.
He was facing the shore, but, as the evening light fell, it was becoming harder to distinguish the shapes and edges of the buildings. Their outlines were blurring, and bright lights were now coming from the windows as people began to settle down for the evening meal and TV.
He flipped back on his stomach. A little light breaststroke, his head rising and falling, seeing the sun as a half, a quarter, a slim crescent nail above the ever darkening water. The sea still felt warm from the day, but there was already a slight breeze blowing over his wet shoulders, cooling him down. He breathed deeply, in and out with the ripple of the waves as the wind caught the water.
The sun disappeared. The sky turned an overwhelmingly deep red, to purple, to blue. Behind him (he turned his head to check), the shore-line had almost disappeared. Blues and blacks blended as the lights of the homes winked; a multitude of stars growing smaller and farther from where he swam.
Stars. There they were, winking at him from above, nothing kindly or twinkly about them. They seemed so far away, unreachable. Not somewhere he could swim to. His gaze returned to the horizon, now a blue-black line, without lights.
Still doing a long breaststroke (he had a long way to go and wanted to keep up his strength for whatever was ahead), he imagined the sand beneath him, the fishes (although he hadn't felt so far), the seaweed, all the life of the ocean around him, and none of it visible or malleable. He couldn't feel or touch any of those things, only the water, beside him, before him, surrounding him endlessly.
He thought of the wallet in the sand. Would someone find it? Would they take the money, throw the wallet away? Look for some identification (there was none) in order to find him, return it to him, and get a reward? Or, would the tide draw it out into the sea, where, just like him, it would drift aimlessly outwards, to disappear beneath the waves?
He shrugged, mentally. No, this was not aimless, this was planned, deliberate; an acknowledged need, which grew with each passing day, to swim far, far out, just himself and the water, the darkness, the cooling breeze, the lights fading behind him, the stars overhead, the clouds forming dark shapes above him, the endless horizon, now indistinguishable from the water.
He turned around. He could no longer see any bright lights of the shore. he sea lapped at him gently, bidding him forward, a little further, a little further, a little further into the gentle darkness. He was beginning to tire.
He hadn't planned on this half way stage, neither here nor there. He tried some doggy crawl and got a mouthful of salt water, went back to breast stroke, then flipped on his back again. His arms were beginning to feel heavy and his legs were taking longer to react than his arms, so his movements were jerky and odd, as if his top half were detached from his lower limbs. He closed his eyes, rested. The water washed over him, cool, no, cold even. He wasn't sure he truly liked this, but then, it had never been intended as a picnic or pleasure: Just a sure thing.
At what point would it be the point of no return?. When would he know that his strength wasn't enough to get him back to the shore?
He jerked his head up a little. He'd never had the slightest doubt before now. He just knew that this was right, for him. A matter of timing, getting the date, the hour right. Finding the right place, the right beach. The right evening. The right breeze. The right waves. And the right sunset that would appeal to him: Come to me.
Now, here he was, almost at that point, suddenly no longer quite certain.
To go forward? To go back? But, which way was which?
He felt himself trembling, panicking. No, this was wrong, he hadn't planned it like this. It was supposed to be sure - slow but sure. Certain.
He gasped for air, caught another gulp of salt sea water, spit it out, twisted around, legs flaying in the current, looking for a clue as to where the coast line lay. Taking a deep breath, he swung into crawl and began a measured stroke. Maybe he was only making his way further into the endless water, into the horizon where the sun had disappeared not long ago.
He laughed out loud. This was the way to go, with the decision out of his hands. He'd just keep swimming, and fate would decide whether he reached shore, or met the sun on its journey beneath the waves.


Everybody in this world who are number one in their job, number one in their business, number one in their projects undertaken or wherever and whichever profession they are. They have inherent strengths and weaknesses on basis of which you excel in your work, you shine in your professional skills or you surpass others as compared to your achievements or you beat your competitors or you outdo your difficulties, transcend your capacity to slog, exhibit your talent with new ideas, take precedence in taking responsibilities, you make it happen the ultimate completion of work, you become and be the master of your work, you show your exemplary skills to accomplish, you improve upon further on various policies adopted, you take initiative to find out new ways and means to succeed in your job, in your business, in your projects undertaken or wherever you are in.
But definitely everbody in this world also have innate weaknesses sometimes of an individual and sometimes of colleagues or even of bosses, employees, coworkers for example like procrastination, creating problems, putting off work, holding off work, dilly-dallying of work and many other weaknesses you face in your job, in your business, in your projects undertaken or whichever profession you are in.
Then the question arises what you have to do? what is the alternative? what is your stand? How to overcome your weaknesses and further build up your empire with your strengths?
The answer to all the above questions is very simple and straight forward " STRENGTHEN YOUR STRENGTHS AND WEAKEN YOUR WEAKNESSES".
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting built in procrastination into pushing and hastening of work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting problems created as a hindrance into encouragement to do.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by conveting difficulties faced as a barrier into a new opening in the task taken or given.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting idleness and laziness into vigor and energy to do the work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting putting off into the implementation of work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting holding off into the completion of work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting dilly-dallying into the initiative to do work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting hesitation to go-getter of work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting wavering to do or not into a firmness to do work.
'Strengthen Your Strengths And Weaken Your Weaknesses' first of all of the self, of your colleagues and of your bosses in a job, of your employees in a business, of your coworkers in projects you have undertaken or whichever profession you are in by converting poking into financial gains on completion of work.
SO ALWAYS " STRENGTHEN YOUR STRENGTHS AND WEAKEN YOUR WEAKNESSES".
" SYMPATHISE WITH ME BY STRENGTHENING MY STRENGTHS AND WEAKENING MY WEAKNESSES".
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Great message in the article. As a teacher I shall convey it to all my students.


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Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne, FL
Volusia County, FL
Domynick Milis, 21, Danycka Milis, 18, and one person killed in wrong-way crash involving stolen vehicle on Interstate 95 in Volusia County, Florida
3 dead, 2 injured in wrong-way crash involving suspected carjacker on I-95 in Volusia
Officials said once the man entered Volusia County, deputies from the county's Sheriff's Office gave pursuit. The Sheriff's Office said the man made a U-turn on Interstate 95 and deputies ended the pursuit and attempted to stop oncoming southbound traffic.
2 Wisconsin residents killed in head-on crash in Florida
The two Wisconsin victims were a 21-year-old man and 18-year-old woman from Omro, near Oshkosh. They were identified only as a brother and his sister.
2 Wisconsin siblings killed in wrong-way crash in Florida
Two younger relatives in the backseat of the Milis' vehicle were also injured and taken to hospitals in Orlando. The carjacking suspect also was killed in the crash. Police did not released the suspect's identity.
Stolen Vehicle, Wrong-way Crash
People Involved:
Domynick Milis
Danycka Milis
Why is the name of the career
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Why is the name of the career criminal who murdered these two innocent people being SHIELDED? Oh wait! I KNOW WHY and it's not because "his family hasn't been notified"!


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Alaska boat registration dollars go towards the maintenance of boat ramps, marinas, and other outdoor resources. With over 3 million lakes and 3,000 rivers in Alaska, there are a virtually endless number of waterways to explore once you have your boat registered. Learn about registration requirements, boat registration renewal, and Alaska boating license laws in this section.
Before operating a vessel for the first time, it is always a good idea to take a boating education course so that you understand all of the state boating laws. Classes and educational resources can help you learn the rules of the road, get acquainted with safety equipment, and provide guidance with filing float plans.
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Kristi Allen Runs Toward Success
Posted 11:00 a.m. Jan 19, 1999 — Updated 11:00 a.m. Jan 19, 1999
FRANKLINTON — Kristi Allen ofFranklinton High Schoolhas the desire to be a winner in every aspect of her life.
Allen is Franklinton's senior captain averaging 14 points per game, but she is also All-Tar-Roanoke 1A conference in volleyball, softball and track in addition to basketball.
"Kristi is going to give her best shot at everything she does," Franklinton coach Lester Wilder said. "She is very determined to be successful, and once she starts to do something she will keep working to get it right. That's the drive you need, not only athletically, but in everything you do."
"I work very hard," Allen said. "I play ball all summer long. I stay in the classroom extra if I have to, and I play AAU ball every summer. You just have to work at it everyday."
Academically, Allen is an honor student with a 3.9 grade point average.
"I know that my academics always comes first, and even if I'm late for practice my coach understands," Allen said.
"She is a great role model for everyone here," says Principal Anthony Davis. "She is a very humble individual. She is a very unselfish person, and is willing to help everyone anyway she can."
"Kristi is an individual, so she doesn't mind if she is different," says teacher Laura Hall. "She is a very good student."
"She is a good example for any young lady to follow from a social stand point, athletic stand point and just a person in general," Wilder said. "I think that speaks well for her and her upbringing."
"My parents have been so supportive of me in my athletics and academics," Allen said.
Franklinton High School senior Kristi Allen is this weeks winner of theExtra Effort Award.
Tom Suiter, Reporter
Tom Crichton, Photographer
Jason Darwin, Web Editor


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The APX - Electrik Funk (Deluxe Edition) (2017)
The APX
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The APK - Electric Funk
After a fairly dismal month of uninspiring new releases, the Atlanta-based husband and wife duo, The APX, rescues us all from the druthers with a late entry deluxe edition of their summer release, Electrik Funk. While the seemingly unending revival of '80s synthesizer funk has been a bit long in the tooth, perhaps commercially peaking with the release of Bruno Mars Grammy-nominated 24K Magic, The APX reminds us when a throwback sound is done right, listeners can always make room for another helping of something good. Making no bones about where their sound derives, the duo competently covering Evelyn Champagne King's 1981 smash "I'm In Love" and doing their own subtle nod to Eddie Henderson's 1977 jazz-funk "Say You Will" with a wholly original disco-infused, synthwave extravaganza of the same name. The twelve-track debut LP is one long party that's sure to please classic music heads and youngsters alike.
Hailing from Detroit and New York respectively, Erika and Dee bring their respective cities' soulful sound to the party funk of the After Party Experience or The APX. There's plenty of live, organic musicianship intermingled with the galactic synthesizer elements on cuts like "Right on Time" which marries guitar and sax with keytar (shoulder synthesizer) and new wave accents. Their years as a retro cover band has fine-tuned their electrofunk approach to song, one that is often nearly indistinguishable from the classic bands of old like Klymaxx, Starpoint, and the SOS Band. Even a sexy jam like "Spontaneous" has shades of such girl groups as Vanity 6 and the Mary Jane Girls. There's also just enough disco and groove-based influences to keep the body moving on such jams as "Lose Yourself to the Groove" and the futuristic nearly all instrumental "Electrik Funk Deluxe." The infectiously percussive "Good Life" breaks the mold with a rhythmic beat and melody line that feels more now than retro and illustrates more of the band's range as it incorporates everything from old school rap to vocoder to jazz funk in its 3:46 of soulful bliss.
Vocally the songs work best when Erika takes the lead as a soloist (crushing Evelyn Champagne King is no small feat), but Dee demonstrates he can hold his own well enough on the junkyard meets astral funk of "Crushing on You." Erika's playful and lilting upper register is on full display on the flirty "Sugar Honey Iced Tea" and on the undeniable hooks of the lush "Truth or Dare," two of the project's many standout cuts. The Pittsburgh-based DJ/Producer/Musician Buscrates, the project's sole guest, blends seamlessly into The APX sound, adding just a touch more sheen and bump to "Digital Lover."
The band's latest single, "Right on Time," is a strong offering thanks to Erika's sublime alto in the pocket of a mid-tempo groove that couldn't get more perfect as a radio jam if radio was still interested in anything from the underground. Without the heavy auto-tune overwhelming the lead vocals of most retro funk and new wave music these days and with songs melodic and catchy enough to keep listeners attention for all 12 tracks, the project further distinguishes itself as something fresh and needed in the marketplace even as it heavily borrows its inspiration from a time when such markers were not exceptional was once the standard for the genre. Whether The APX is just a one-trick pony of retro goodness beyond this stunning debut remains to be seen, but for now they're among the best of the retro funk acts operating in this space today. And, after such a dry musical December of much of the same, we're just grateful to be invited to the party. Highly recommended.


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Former Miami Beach Mayor Alex Daoud emerged victorious in a lengthy legal dispute with his daughter over whether he can remain in his Michigan Avenue home. Miami-Dade Circuit Judge John W. Thornton ruled Monday that Daoud's daughter, Kelly Hyman, has a 50 percent stake in the company that owns the Miami Beach house. That means Daoud, who owns the other half of the company through a trust, and Hyman must mutually agree to any sale of the property. Hyman unsuccessfully claimed that she owned all of the company.
In 2012, Hyman sued Daoud, who served 18 months in federal prison for tax evasion. She argued the home belonged completely to her because her name was on the incorporation documents of the company used to buy the property eight years ago, according to the Miami Herald. "A sophisticated father and daughter, both of whom have law degrees, both of whom have sophisticated counsel, are fighting over what amounts to expectation inheritance rights," Thornton wrote in his ruling.