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From: Marlon Sanders
Re: The Red Factor
It's called the "RF8 Matrix."
And what it gives you is virtual X-Ray vision in your target market. So you can see beyond the confusing mix of products, offers and web sites and find the low-hanging fruit in virtually any market.
Let me explain:
The problem in target markets is there's often so much going on, so many ebooks, courses, cd's, dvd's, and so forth being offered by a variety of vendors, sellers and marketers, that you can't see the forest for the trees.
In other words, you KNOW there's money to be made in there somewhere. You're just not sure WHERE!
If only there were a magical pair of glasses you could put on that would let you see things others couldn't! That would cut through the junk and the noise and ONLY allow true opportunities into your field of vision.
Welcome to Red Factor's Matrix #RF8.
See, the Red Factor has different Matrix that accomplish different task. This particular Matrix does this one thing really well. And the name off the Matrix is RF8.
The best way I can describe the power of RF8 is by asking you this question:
"Which way do you want to make money? Do you want to hire a truck with a motorized ladder, pay wages and gas to have the truck transported to the fruit yard, then have the hydraulic lift hoist you to the top of the trees where you can finally pick some fruit?
Or, do you wanna just reach up and pick the fruit off the low hanging branches?
The unique thing is, these RF8 low-hanging fruit opportunities are available in virtually any market you have an interest in. All you have to do is run 'em through the Matrix.
Let me give you a few quick examples:
Example #1: Info products about seo
I chose this one on purpose. It's about as flooded, over-marketed category of target markets there is. Yet, surprisingly enough, when I ran it through the RF8, here's what I found:
T X's all represent blocked opportunities. The red checkmarks are your Red Factor opportunities. You'll notice there are 3 red checkmarks. Those represent potential low-hanging fruit.
Let's take RF8 for yet another spin. Maybe I was just lucky in that one market. This time, let's choose the #1 product in the Clickbank marketplace for health and fitness, certainly a competitive category.
I quickly found the following opportunity:
As you can see, there are 4 red checkmark opportunities you can see with your own eyes.
Perhaps you've felt target markets are a vault and if only you had the magic combination you could get the vault to open for you.
Well, RF8 may not be a magic combination. But it's as close as you'll probably ever get.
What RF8 Means To You
Imagine being able to select the target market of your choice and have near XRay vision to clearly see the profit opportunities -=- the low hanging fruit. That's the power RF8 gives you.
I'll give you an example from my own business.
I had a product idea and ran it through the RF8. Sure enough, several prime opportunities popped off the Matrix. I assigned a team member to collaboratively produce the product with my help and input.
The result? It hauled in $143,426.04!
How You Can Get The RF8 Maxtrix Teleseminar -- FREE!
Here's the deal. I'm going to be holding a special teleseminar where I walk you through what the RF8 Matrix is, how it works and how it can work for you.
And best of all, I want you to have this call as my free gift JUST for trying out my new digital edition of The Red Factor.
See, The Red Factor is in-depth training in how to find low hanging fruit. That is, opportunities for trading products for dollars that are ripe and ready for easy picken'.
Just for getting The Red Factor, I'm going to give you a special pass to the by-invitation-only teleconference call. And obviously, the information in the call is yours to profit from even in the unlikely event you decide you want a refund on The Red Factor.
If you'd like to go ahead and grab your special pass NOW, just go here
Or, if you want the complete explanation of what you'll get in the Red Factor course, keep reading:
It's the real secret behind all success in sales, marketing and business.
But few people are aware of its existence and even fewer really understand it. I realize that's quite a statement, so please allow me to explain:
Back when I was a copywriter, my best client was worth $600 million dollars.
He had started as a failure in insurance sales and ended up selling a BILLION dollars of insurance and BUYING the insurance company that he originally failed with (which he later sold for 78 million). His name was Walter "Itsy Bitsy" Hailey. And I remember chats with Walter in his car, walking up the hill by his house and at seminars.
One time, I wrote up his story in a sales letter. The headline was How a Little Short Guy, Terrified of Selling, Started A Business At Home From Scratch and Made $78 Million. Actually, 78 million was just the FIRST company he sold. In total, he took four companies public over time. When I wrote that letter, Walter told me his story. And how he was a failure selling insurance. And couldn't get even ONE person to buy. And through conversations with him, the CEO of his company and his seminars, I learned a great deal about how he went from there to a billion in sales.
One time I was at Walter's doing research for a new sales letter. Since he'd built a new house, he let me stay in his personal bedroom in his old house. The next morning he asked me, "Marlon, how did you like the swimming pool?" I fired back, "What swimming pool?" He said, "Go through the door there on the side. There's a swimming pool. It belonged to Franklin D. Roosevelt, the former President."
Sure enough, through the door connected to his bedroom was an Olympic-sized swimming pool INDOORS that originally belonged to FDR. You could tell that because he was confined to a wheelchair and there was special apparatus to allow you to go down into the pool.
That's when you know you're doing OK. When you can fly in an entire Olympic-sized swimming pool belonging to an ex-President and have it installed in your bedroom!
Over the years, I've spent a lot of time analyzing why Walter made the money he did. And I think I've found the answer. It's an answer shared by many of the people I've had the good fortune to come in contact with.
For example, there's Donnie. Now Donnie lives in a massive 20,000 sq. foot house. You have to walk over a bridge and a small stream to get to his PIANO! He has a coffee bar, a disco and a massive TV lounge. It's quite a site. Actually, I'll never forget the walk through Donnie gave me of his house. See, one time he brought me down to give a talk to his team about Internet marketing.
Why Donnie? Why the sales and the money? Did he have a secret? Or was he just lucky?
Then there's another friend of mine. He had a million dollar a year income built off of 6 million copies of his book that were given away. Quite an accomplishment and an amazing story. But what was the essence of his success?
But the stories don't stop there.
I started thinking the other day about ALL the friends I have who use this SAME FACTOR. And it really boggles the mind. I had a conversation the other day with Mark Joyner. Mark told me a story of his BIG BREAKTHROUGH in his Internet business. The one thing he did that really allowed him to bust out and succeed on a really large scale.
And yeah, I gotta say that it was a shining example of this single FACTOR.
In the old days, E. Joseph Cossman used it with power and flair like no other. Maybe you've seen the "ant farm" at stores. Well, E. Joseph was the guy who originally brought that to America and made a royalty on every one sold. My mentor, Lew Williams, produced the first seminar Cossman spoke at. And Lew also used "The Factor" to sell millions of items. His mentor was the legendary copywriter Thomas Hall. And he used "The Factor" too.
Before Thomas Hall, there was Robert Collier? Yep. He used it.
And then, of course, there is the one and only Gary Halbert. You guessed it. Gary used The Red Factor in his amazing "coat-of-arms" letter that is perhaps the most mailed letter of all time.
And while we're speaking of legends, some of you 40+ guys and gals may have heard of Harvey Brody. He used it with brilliance. And, naturally, you'll see applications of it in virtually every successful online marketer. The difference is, you'll be able to sift through the noise, smoke and mirrors and get to the real heart of the matter.
When I was out on the road doing 2 seminars a weekend (logging a quarter million miles in the air), I even ran across a taxi cab driver using it to get the "primo" runs, and smart "networkers" using it to get more business. From my world travels, I'm sure if I thought a minute, I could give you examples from Tjuana to Kawaii, from Guatamala to Honduras, from Hong Kong to Bangkok and from Manilla to Bermuda, from Kaui to Roatan, and from Amsterdam to London.
So it isn't limited to just the U.S. Or just the Internet. It knows no limits. It's colorblind, class-blind and knows no age limits. No borders.
I owe all my success online to "The Factor."
Due to that, I've dubbed it "The Red Factor."
Reason is, you almost always see me wearing RED shirts. It's my trademark of sorts. In a sea of sameness, red stands out. It breaks through. And that's exactly what "The Red Factor" is, a BREAKTHROUGH of such magnitude that you too will call it "The Red Factor."
But more than that, there are many people with many factors they teach. I want you to know and remember this is the RED FACTOR. The one Marlon Sanders revealed to you.
Red is my color. Marketing is my game. I sell stuff for a living. That's what I do. And that's what "The Red Factor" will show you how to do also -- and with flair and style.
My momma had red hair. My grandmother had red hair. I wear red shirts.
Red = Good
All other colors = boring
THAT'S why it's called The Red Factor. You can either have the same old boring ideas. The same old boring approaches. The same old, same old, same old.
Or you can GO RED. Wouldn't you rather go red?
The Red Factor is kinda personal to me. Because see, it was The Red Factor that allowed my dad to take our family from a small house in Oklahoma City to a bigger house then to the neighborhood where everyone had swimming pools and tennis courts in their back yards.
Back in the days when money was really, really hard to come by, he learned to fix TV's by taking a correspondence course through the mail. Then he started fixin' TV's for friends for free. Before you knew it, he had a thriving business. But he didn't have a BREAKTHROUGH until he discovered The Red Factor. THAT is when our income as a family really took off.
From that income he bought rent houses that support him to this day. To anyone who might say The Red Factor is just something vague or something "not essential," to that I'd answer, "Try telling that to my family." 'Cause see, we LIVED it. We experienced it. I'm talking real life here.
I'm talking something that allowed my dad to take care of mom when she had alzheimers -- without financial worries. I'm not talking theory here. I'm not talking games. I'm talking real world. Real life. Other marketers will try to criticize it, poopoo it. Discount it. Say it doesn't matter.
So excuse me if I sound passionate. But I personally owe a great deal to The Red Factor. Not just from what it has done for my own business. But also for what it did for my family. But there's even more to it than that...
To go outside the box, if you were to read Sun Tzu (The Art of War) or Clausewitz, you'd see The Red Factor sprinkled throughout their pages. As obvious as the sun. Once you know what to look for. Nations, battles, wars, fortunes and destinies have been won and lost depending on the application of The Red Factor.
What's more, the ten largest CHURCHES in the world all deliberately and specifically use The Red Factor. (repetition by CELL DIVISION) The largest church in the U.S. does also. And it's a very specific strategy. Not just something they "talk" about.
And most recently, I know of one person who used The Red Factor on Myspace to go from total obscurity as a comedian to a major, nationally recognized success story. In every venue, in every arena, The Red Factor takes its tolls on those who don't know it. And bestows success on those few who do.
The Red Factor has also played a major role in politics. Who gets elected. Who doesn't and why.
I even think back fondly and wistfully to the times Corey Rudl and I had in Amsterdam. And the conversations we had on the phone. And God rest his soul. But if he were here, I KNOW he'd say that what I'm dubbing The Red Factor was the major force behind his success.
10 Facts You Should Know
That Make "The Red Factor"
Completely Out Of The Boxl
"RED FACTOR" FACT #1: It's evergreen -- Howard Hughes made his wealth with it. So did Joe Kennedy, father of ex U.S. President John F. Kennedy. All the great entrepreneurs have used The Red Factor. Now, logically, I'd call it the GREEN FACTOR. 'Cause it's evergreen. But see, RED is out of the BOX. It's off the HOOK!
"RED FACTOR" FACT #2: It's NOT some airy fairy metaphysical concept. Not that there's anything wrong with that. It's something you DO. It's an over-riding strategy of how you conduct your business and make money. See, the single most important thing in ANY business is the model or strategy.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #3: It's something that once you learn, it will be blindingly obvious. And yet, it will change forever how you do things. How you think about your business. What activities you do. And what you DON'T do.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #4: It's NOT JUST a way to "think" about business, although it is that. And you'll never think about the making of money the same again. It's about what you DO. And you can begin using it IMMEDIATELY without delay.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #5: It has nothing to do with NLP, positive thinking, hypnosis, metaphysics or the like. Although those things can certainly help you take the ACTION you need to take to use the principle.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #6: The principle is NOT "taking action" or "the MasterMind" or any of those things. They're great. But this is actually a marketing ACTION. Really, not even just marketing. It's more like the blueprint of a business.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #7: The Red Factor works for every type of business I know of. I can't think of ANY it won't work for. If you're doin' Adsense, you're doin' SEO, you're doin' whatever. Yeah, it applies to YOU bud. Don't matter what. It applies. You don't need to ask. I'll say it again. IT APPLIES.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #8: THE FACTOR is NOT just a plattitude or "good idea." It's based on specific actions and steps gleaned from some of the greatest business people and success stories in the world, both online and offline. It contains specific methods and tactics, not just a strategy. Although the really important part is the strategy.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #9: The Factor is something you DO. It is NOT just a philoshophy, although you could certainly build one based on it. But in and of itself, it's a strategy and something you DO.
"RED FACTOR" FACT #10: The Red Factor is NOT something vague like "stand out" or "be bold." It's a specific strategy with even more specific applications to virtually any and every endeavor you will attempt in business.
So What Exactly IS "The Red Factor?"
It's the FACTOR that's behind all other factors. The king pin. The core. The basis of all other basics. And while calling it "the key to everything" might be overstating it, I CAN tell you that it's the 5% that controls the 20% that makes the 80% happen.
And, as such, it is an essential link for anyone in a business, expanding a business or starting one from scratch -- whether that would be online or offline.
Here are the advantages
The Red Factor gives you:
Advantage #1: Increased Performance and Results in Your Business
You'll be able to sort through the noise, the smoke, the mirrors. Get to the heart of things and put your ENERGY and focus THERE. That increases your performance and your results. That puts more in your bank account at the end of the day.
Advantage #2: Decreased C osts
When you know what to focus on and where the "leverage" is, you can focus on the 5% that controls the 20% that produces 80% of the results.
Advantage #3: Stop Spinning Your Wheels
If you don't have The Red Factor, it's EXTREMELY easy to lose sight of the big picture and get sucked into endless details, so you start spinning your wheels. The good news is you're getting there really fast. The bad news is you don't know where you're going.
Advantage #4: Save Time
When you have The Red Factor, you'll be totally crystal on what to focus on and what NOT to focus on. Yet, The Red Factor is NOT about a plattitude like "strategy and tactics." It's a specific strategy that is also global in nature. That is why I call i the factor behind all factors.
Advantage #5: Get More Results While Working Less
You can probably cut out a lot of activities when you know what to focus on, what your BIG PICTURE is and how what you're doing today fits in.
What "The Red Factor" Will Do For You?
What real ADVANTAGE Will It Give You That
You Don't Have Right Now?
So now you know that The Red Factor plays a huge, massive role in virtually any success. But you may wonder what it will do FOR YOU. Allow me to answer that now. Once you are in possession of The Red Factor, you will discover:
How Ben Feldman used The Red Factor to become the world's greatest sales person as listed by the Guinness Book of World Records. Specifically what he did and how he did it.
The specific application of The Red Factor that allowed Joe Girard to become the greatest car sales person in the world.
How a taxi cab driver used "The Factor" to create an amazing stream of high-profit calls that made other drivers gnash their teeth in envy.
How Donnie used "The Factor" to sell millions and buy his 20,000 sq. foot dream home. The shocking revelation I had when he took me on a tour of his 4-story office building.
The one thing I've never revealed about how Walter sold his billion using "The Factor." The step-by-step plan he followed.
How my dad used a STICK SIMPLE application of "The Factor" to control and dominate the TV repair market in Oklahoma City until he retired.
The secret story Mark Joyner told me behind doors about the REAL SECRET that allowed him to break through to a massive level of sales. I've never heard this story shared anywhere before.
The amazing story of when I spoke with E. Joseph Cossman on a marketing cruise. And how he built a legendary business on a STICK SIMPLE application of THE FACTOR.
TWELVE very specific APPLICATIONS of THE FACTOR you've likely never heard or read before. And certainly never understood with this sort of clarity.
The STICK SIMPLE way W. Clement Stone used The Factor to build a BILLION DOLLAR insurance company and become a business legend. Really, it doesn't get any simpler, nor more profound than this.
How Robert Collier made selling millions of items via direct response STICK SIMPLE using "The Factor."
Specific quotes from Sun Tzu and Clausewitz that support The Red Factor as being the key to success, even in the tragedy known as war.
The Red Factor Is My Resounding Answer
To How You Can Gain A Big Advantage
In Today's Market"
I've originated many things in this market as you probably know.
You've heard "the money is in the list?" That came from Amazing Formula. You've heard about "mini-sites"? The basis for that came from Gimme My Money Now. You've seen the 12-step formula for writing sales copy? That came from Amazing Formula and salescopy.com. You've seen the automate method to get dozens of testimonials? That was from Automation Secrets. You've seen the follow up bonus PRIOR to a new offer? That came from Automation Secrets. You've seen the crystal clear download pages with the big, giant numbers? Yeah, Lisa and I came up with that approach to reduce our service. You've seen the "12 product survey" method? That's from Gimme My Money Now. "Marlonisms" are all over the place but not attributed to me.
The ONLY reason I'm telling you this is so that you understand The Red Factor isn't some rehashed, warmed over information. It's new, original thinking that CAN give you the advantage you need.
'Cause really, it's NOT about me. It's about you. And what going RED can do for you.
You know, a man in this business spends his life buying thousands of books. Learning over a lifetime. Attending seminars. Networking with people. I've been studying and learning since 1978.
It has taken me that long to get through and beyond the noise and boil out the simplicity. I don't know if that makes sense or not. But it takes a man 10 or 20 years to make something incredibly profound simple. I can create complex things all day long in hours.
But to find something like the The Red Factor? It has taken me a lifetime. And to NOT share it would just be stupid. Down right stupid. Yeah, I'll make a buck or two. And rightly so. I have a lifetime in it. But people don't appreciate what they get for free anyway. So I'm gonna charge enough that you'll respect the FACTOR and give it your undivided, serious attention.
You, like me, know that every day there's a new plan, a new gimmick, a new whatever. So many it makes your head swim. And once in a blue moon, someone discovers something so amazing, so profound, so unique, it breaks through that noise and changes lives.
I'm 48 now. You might call that "half life" if the good Lord smiles on me.
I want to share this before it's too late. No many has a lease on life. Ben Feldman, the world's greatest sales person said that.
If that's corny, if that's melodramatic, I do apologize. But it IS the truth.
So what I have to share with you today is an engima. It is uncommonly common. It's so blindingly obvious most people never see it. It's the greatest marketing truth I've ever learned. But it's in no books. And I guess the real question is, "If it's so obvious, why did it take me a lifetime to discover it? And why don't more people do it?"
The greatest methods, the greatest principles, the greatest truths are all dirt simple. That's a fact. Anything complex is built on a foundation of a few simple truths. You can take the FACTOR and build the largest empire on it like W. Clement Stone did in insurance.
Or you can use it like my dad did to build a nice amount of wealth through a simple business fixin' TV's. But he was struggling. Our family was struggling. Until he discovered and used The Red Factor And then we went from the small house to the larger one. And then to the "rich neighborhood" with the pools and tennis courts. And supreme court judge down the street.
Yeah, he worked hard. Really hard. But all that work would have been for naught without The Red Factor.
Anyway, I've taken what I know about The Red Factor, and I'm going to share it all with you. The amazing things I've discovered over a lifetime in sales and marketing.
The hard thing about the marketplace is the NOISE and confusion. There are so many things you could do. So many things you could spend time on. I've spent all my life learning to sort through the noise and finding the 20% of things that cause the other 80% to happen.
Most people take things that are simple and make them complex, so they can get paid more money for them. My goal has always been the oppositive: To take the complex and make it simple so YOU can make the most money from it.
That's exactly what I've done in The Red Factor.
I realize you have a few questions. So allow me to answer them for you:
Answers To Your Questions
About What The Red Factor Can
Do For You In Your Life And Business
Question 1: That's great Marlon. But what will The Red Factor do for me?"
That's a fair question, so I want to answer it.
If you've ever felt overwhelmed or confused, if you've ever wondered how someone "really" made their money, if you've ever WANTED to sell more than you do now but weren't quite sure how, if you've ever WISHED you could focus on one main FACTOR that controlled all the other factors, then I'd have to say THE FACTOR IS your answer.
There are two MAIN reasons to be in possession of "The Factor."
Reason One: Increased performance and results in your business
Reason Two: Decreased costs
But the most important thing is that it gives you a virtually unbeatable advantage in whatever moneymaking sandbox you choose to play in. Whatever GAME you play.
Question 2: Marlon, is this something NEW? Or is this just your old stuff rehashed and regurgitated?
Answer: It's an innovation. It's new. It's not my old "schtick" if that's what you're worried about. The ONLY reason I keep talkin' about that "old schtick" is 'cause people STILL aren't doin' it. Nevertheless, this is a new body of information.
Question 3: Is this just some vague generality that won't have any SPECIFIC application in my business?
Answer: Nope. I give you 7 very specific applications, and you'll be able to think of many more. Chances are, you're currently USING "The Factor" but you're doing so in a hit and miss fashion without a specific strategy for what you're doing. When you know and know that you know, then you act more decisively, with more confidence. And normally, success follow that.
Question 4 : Is this something you've already written about or covered in your other products?
Answer: No.
Question 5 : Marlon, is this any different than what I've heard you say at seminars and on conference calls?
Answer: Yes, it's a brand new concept I've crystallized over the past 20+ years in sales and marketing. It is NOT in Gimme, Amazing Formula and I've not revealed it at a seminar. It IS a brand new body of knowlege. Not just for myself but for the Internet marketing community, and even the business community as a whole.
Question 6 : Is this just your old "find out what people want and sell it to 'em schtick rehashed?
Answer: First of all, if you really undestand it, that's a great schtick. But NO. That is NOT what The Red Factor is. Not at all.
Question 7: Is this just basically a motivational deal? Or does it contain specific applications?
Answer: It's both a broad strategy and 7 very specific applications you can use immediately. You know, I've taken some flack for giving speeches that were more motivational than educational. The reason I did stuff that had a motivational angle was because of what Ben Feldman said, "Most people don't do anything wrong. They don't do anything. And THAT'S what is wrong."
Having said that, NO. This is not motivational. I'm recreating myself. So yeah, it's educational.
Question 8: Is this really something that is essential for me or just something "good to know?"
Answer: It's a kingpin strategy. It's the basis of the basics. It takes a lifetime to really sift through complexitites and find a simplicity like this. Simple is 100X harder to create than complex.
Question 9: Is this gonna help me sell products like crazy? Cause I ain't interested in bein' motivated. Or just Jay Abraham's stuff regurgitated?
Answer: This is NOT Jay Abraham's material. Although I must say he is a very fine example of The Red Factor in action. I would attribute all his marketing success to the application of it. And I can very specifically tell you WHAT and HOW he has used "The Factor" in his business.
Question 10: Am I really gonna sell more, make more or get better, greater improved results from this? Or is it just another ebook I'm gonna leave on my hard drive?
Answer: It is NOT an ebook. So you can't leave it on your hard drive. I'll give you specific checklists and tools in order to IMMEDIATELY impact and improve your results. If you're starting from scratch, you'll be able to focus in on what matters.
Question 11: Is this gonna be HARD to do?
Answer: Actually, the exact opposite. It'll make your life easier. I can't see any way it won't. I'd have to tell you what "The Factor" is for you to see that. But yes, it means less not more work.
Question 12: PROVE to me this works. I think you're full of it.
Answer: Prove to me you'll do something with the information. That's the real issue.
But the answer is, when I was a kid, we drove this blue chevy car. And we lived in a small house. When my dad applied the factor, we moved to the place where people had swimming pools and tennis courts. Oh, and we lived in "the showhome" of all the homes.
But The Red Factor doesn't do the work for you. My dad worked really, really hard all his life. Both before and after he used The Red Factor. The difference was he made a LOT more money after using The Red Factor.
Question 13: Do you guarantee I'll make "substantial income" using The Red Factor?
Answer: Can I guarantee you'll work? Can I guarantee you'll follow instructions?
I guarantee you'll have 100% clear insight into how OTHERS are making substantial income. But by definition an entrepreneur is someone who assumes risk for the potential of greater reward. So in business, there are no guarantees. I WILL guarantee you will SEE and UNDERSTAND more than you ever have before. But Jesus made a blind man see. And for that, he was declared to be God.
So how valuable is seeing clearly?
Question 14: Is this gonna pay off for me or be just another something I purchased that didn't make a difference?
Answer: I think it pays off if you make it pay off. But I can tell you this: You will gain a whole entirely new way of looking at business, sales processes, success stories, the making of money and the selling of stuff. Clarity creates certainty. And certainty produces action. Action is the magic elixer that turns dreams into reality. But with no clarity, there's no certainty and no action. That leaves your dreams in Neverland with Tinkerbell and Puff The Magic Dragon. Do you really want to do that to your dreams?
You Get 6 Weeks Of Super Power
Online Training With PDF's,
Camtasia Videos And 7 "Funsheets"
When you log into the Red Factor, you'll see 6 tabs. Each tab has one week's training on it. It's designed as a 6-week class, but you can go as fast or slow as you want. There are three parts
Part 1 : The PDF report training
I've boiled down the most important ingredients into PDF's that you read. These are the "meat" of the training. They explain how "The Red Factor" gives you the unbeatable advantage.
Part 2 : The camtasia videos
You will receive camtasia videos that SHOW you "The Red Factor" in action.
Part 3 : The 7 funsheets
Normally, you'd call these "worksheets" but they are actually fun sheets that let you actually DO "The Red Factor." So I explain it, show it to you then help you DO it. These sheets boil everything down into actionable STEPS you take. So this isn't something you learn. It's something you DO.
How Much Does
The Red Factor Cost?
I think the better question is, "How much does it cost NOT to own The Factor?" And to that, I would answer the price is immense. Perhaps more than you could pay in a lifetime. See, price is what you pay. Cost is what you pay by NOT owning.
What is the price on clarity? Certainty? Vision? What is the value of having the Factor behind all Factors. And being certain of that fact?
I'm going to price it at a figure that will make you respect and value the knowledge I give you. But not so expensive that it will likely prevent anyone truly serious from owning it.
That price is $167. And for that, you're going to get a great value. Perhaps the value of a lifetime. But certainly a great value compared to other offers in the marketplace. The main reason for that is I don't want to go to the trouble of doing a whole "Jeff Walker" style product rollout.
I got to go to STARBUCKS and have a cappuccino and the bookstore to hang out. I don't have TIME to do a 45-step rollout (not that there's anything wrong with it...I LOVE Jeff's stuff). I'll leave that to people who are a LOT more anal retentive than I am (or frankly, would EVER aspire to be).
I want to price this so it's just a no-brainer. Easy is good in my book. And it's a heck of a value to you. So we're both gonna win on this one.
I started this letter talking about Walter Hailey. So in his honor, I reckon I'll end with a quote by him I'll never forget, "The purpose of information is not education but action." That is why I've added the handholding, accountability option.
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DMCC, the authority on trade, enterprise and commodities in Dubai, has been named 'Global Free Zone of the Year' 2015 by The Financial Times fDi Magazine.
The annual global survey, considered the most prestigious free zone ranking in the world, is based on criteria such as outstanding performance year on year, growth and expansion plans, and presence of high growth industries. The DMCC Free Zone was hailed for its unrivalled digital and physical end-to-end services and infrastructure model which offer businesses everything they need to set up, whether a branch office or full operations, in one place.
Already a connected marketplace with over 11,000 member companies and a community of 85,000 workers and residents, the accolade reaffirms the DMCC Free Zone's position as the number one destination for global business and trade.
Ahmed bin Sulayem, Executive Chairman, DMCC, said, "Receiving the fDi award for the Global Free Zone of the Year 2015 cements DMCC's position as the global hub for trade, enterprise and commodities, and reaffirms Dubai's success in enabling businesses to flourish like nowhere else in this world. This is a testament to the vision and leadership of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai.
"For DMCC, this is just the beginning. Our determination to deliver the ideal marketplace for the world's leading businesses drives continuous innovation in line with the entrepreneurial spirit of Dubai.
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The girls in Room 8 are settling into fourth class very well and have been working hard this year. We are currently revising our 3rd class maths skills. We have also discussed how working with numbers becomes a lot easier when you have learnt your times tables!
So to make it easier to learn the tables, here are a few fun websites and games that may help. These websites have been checked for suitability but please monitor your daughter carefully while using the Internet as she may navigate away.
We are all very excited about our Bird Study in Room 8!
We will be working in groups, researching the Sparrowhawk and the Goldfinch.
As well as the lovely books and posters some of you brought in, there are three lovely websites below that you can use to help with the research for your projects. I hope you find some interesting facts and enjoy the websites.
The girls have been very busy working in groups and researching for their projects on The Romans! They have been using websites and books, as well as their excellent creativity and artistic skills to help them along.


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In researching on the Hays I found two family "trees" which, instead of the usual beginning with a name at the root or base, began in the middle at the hub of a great wheel radiating in "spokes", each holding in fine script the names of Hays of many families. In one of the diagrams - and no arrangement could have better illustrated the growth of a clan which has branched so diversely - it reads at centre: "John Hay of Smithfield, Haystoun and Kingsmeadows married Grizel Thompson March 7, 1712. John Hay was fourteenth in descent from William de la Haya cup bearer to Malcolm IV and William the Lion who died 1170". Then, underneath that inscription: "In the list of captains who came over from Normandy in 1066, the 'Famous Prince' Le Sieur de la Haya is mentioned and for some generations they settled in Scotland, the family retained De le Haya . . ."
Neither of these documents are of course in any way exhaustive of the Clan Hay now, nor are they early enough to be associated with the traditional tales of the first Hays to be noticed in the land -- at a time when history and legend interwove, as in this story ..
Around the turn of the 10th century a Danish fleet landed an army on the east coast of Scotland near where Montrose now stands and the invaders went roaring and ravaging along under the Sidlaw hills on the way to Perth.
Kenneth III of Scotland, warned in Stirrling, came with opposition to check the advance and battle was joined by the river Tay near Luncarty House some four miles north of Perth.
A counrtyman named Hay watched the battleground from some distance in a field he was ploughing; and when the Scot ranks wavered and many began running from the fight over the speed hindering soil of the ploughed up field, Hay a man of breadth and strength took the yoke from his oxen's neck and calling his two equally powerful sons to his side, fronted the fugitives, halting their flight, arguing with them; and when that was unavailing, wielding the heavy timber yoke to such effect that those coming from behind paused at the sight of the three heroic figures athwart the narrow strip of land.
The tide of runaways stopped -- then, ever stronger flowing, turned again to the field of battle with the three Hays running with them. Like a new small army they came, or so it must have appeared to the Danes, for the sight of this influx of revitalised fighters was the signal for the weary invaders to, in their turn, begin a retreat, ending with their route inspired by the example set by ploughman Hay.
King Kenneth brought Hay and his two sons with much ceremony to his castle at Perth; and after the victory celebrations, the question of reward was discussed. A gift of land was settled on, to be dermined by a falcon's flight. The father asked for land "betwixt Tay and Arole" (Errol).
The falcon's journey is described: "The falcon flew to ane toun IV miles from Dundee called Rosse and alighted on ane stane which is called The Falcon Stane and so he got all the lands betwixt Tay and Arole six miles of length and four of breadth which lands are still inhabited by his posteritie".
Whether the wielded yoke that turned the tide for Scotland's warriors and the falcon that flew to shape the boundaries of the first estate of the clan chief are truth o legend, the fact is that supporters of the Arms of the Earls of Erroll are men shouldering oxen yokes and all is surmounted by a falcon.
From legendary history to recorded fact: The wide ranging Hays even before the year 1200 were established at Yester in East Lothian and the Marquess of Tweeddale who is patron of the Hay Society, owns the same land today. And in the Records of Scotland the Hays appear in the 12th century when King William the Lion granted William de Hay a charter of the lands of the barony of Erroll. Today, the village of Errol is at the heart of that land now calld the Carse of Gowrie.
No clan country presents a more complete picture of itself than the Erroll lands as viewed form Kinnoull or Moncrieffe hills above the Tay east of Perth.
From Kinnoull, one looks down on the parish of Kinfauns, on the wooded policies of Kinfauns castle grounds; and beyond the buttress of Glencarse Hill, to the whole green landscape lying by the river as it begins to widen to the Firth and on past Dundee's city haze to the long shining line of the North Sea.
In the old days, farmers in the "stubborn fields" of the Grampian glens talked of Carse with reverence -- tinged with an envy of its fertility. There are arguments for the theory that the Carse of Gowrie was once the bed of the river Tay here, and also that the river has shifted and Errol village now half a mile back or so form the north bank, was, long ago, just south of the river. Sand banks and stretches of rushes (which rehatched Stevenson's hamlet of Swanston near Edinburgh) suggest a shifting river; and why, well back from the north bank, are there such names as Inchmichael, Inchmartine, Inchture? Were they small islet places once, when we remember that the word "inch" in Scots means an island?
A less convincing but romantic theory used to be demonstrated by the farmworkers of the district who would point out rocks in fields with marks they alleged showed where ships' cables had been tied.
If the road to Errol between Perth and Dundee (south of the A85) is taken, one can wander there and have one's own opinions on these geological posers.
Back in time again to the beginning the 14th century, when Sir Gilbert Hay had succeded to the lands of Errol: This worthy knight is the first of the titled chiefs to fire the imagination in the story of the Hays. He became a faithful companion-in-arms to Robert the Bruce not only in the triumphant culmination of the Wars of Independence at Bannockburn, but through all the privations beforehand when the Bruce "took to the heather" and following that, in the commando-type exploits of the winning back of the castles one by one, until Stirling confronted them and the climax had come.
When Robert the Bruce was established on the throne, he gifted the lands of Slains in Aberdeenshire to Sir Gilbert Hay together with the office of High Consatble in recognition of his services. And Sir Gilbert was one of the barons who signed the famous Declaration of Independence at Arbroath in 1320.
Thereafter the Hays of Erroll and of Slains, flourished; and in 1437, William, on the death of his father, became the fifth Hereditary High Constable; and in 1452, was created the 1st Earl of Erroll.
In these earlier times, the duties of the High Constable included that of Lieutenant-General of the army; and as a judge presiding at his own Court in all instances of conviction for riot, bloodshed or murder committed within four miles of the Royal person. Also as guard and attendant at the Monarch's right hand during sittings of the Scottish Parliament when the Honours of Scotland - the Crown, Sceptre, and Sword of State were placed before them. (The Honours now on view in Edinburgh Castle). And at Coronation, was the bearer of that Sword before the monarch.
In 1594 however, religious differences between King and Constable caused James VI to send an army into Slains to destroy the Earl's castle. Twenty-odd years later and all was well again with the High Constable and his King, for account is given of a feud between the Marquis of Huntly and the Earl of Erroll and of James ordering the two enemies to come to Edinburgh and of causing -- "ye nobleman that had feud, to agree together and after they had shaken hands and drunken ane to the other . . . his Majesty caused them to come to ye cross at Edinburgh where the city made them a very sumptious banquet".
When Slains had been attacked so also was Delgatie Castle of the Hays laid siege to. (A Hay of Delgatie is buried within St. Giles' the High Kirk of Edinburgh as is the Marquis of Montrose with whom that particular Hay was allied in the 17th century wars). Today, Delgatie Castle is restored as a residential Clan Centre near Turriff 35 miles north west from Aberdeen on the A 947.
From Delgatie, south-east across 25 miles of farming country to reach the coast and consider the parishes of Slains and Cruden. No greater contrast with the Carse of Gowrie than this coastline above Aberdeen where the seas make eternal war with th cliffs marking th eastern border of the land of the Chief of the Hays -- with the Dun Buy, the Skares, the Twa E'en, Hell's Lum and that great roofless cavern the Bullers of Buchan. Their "chief celebrity", these rock-scarred heights, "having afforded excellent places of concealment for contraband goods in the high and palmy state of smuggling which was carried on here to an almost incredible extent".
Inland, the wide farm country has been won from the moorland over the centuries -- a well tended countryside with fields defying the strong sea winds and often scorning the shelter of trees. And where the coastal cliff gives way to dunes and smooth shore, the soft blaze of light reflecting from the sands on a day of heat-hazed sun makes a land and seascape of a strange fascination.
Other lands of the Hay families are east and west of the Carse of Gowrie and north of Peterhead; and in the Lothians, centered on Yester House near Gifford where the red fields and woods sweep up to the Lammermuir hills and into the Borderland where Neidpath Castle set high above the Tweed looks south to a Peeblesshire hill domain of the Hays.
In 1950 the Chief in Clan Council, at that time the 23rd Countess of Erroll and Great Constable of Scotland (who three years later led the State procession -- following Queen Elizabeth's Coronation -- at a solemn service held in St Giles') founded a Clan Hay Society to "promote a spirit of kin and fellowship between all the various branches of the Clan all over the globe".
There are said to be around 15,000 descendants of emigrants named Hay, Hayes, and de la Haya in the USA. A president, three ambassadors to Britain and a Secretary of State, were of the Hays clan.
Septs and allied families have many spelling variations including MacHay, O'Hea, Hayson, MacGarad, MacGarra, McArra, MacGarrow, Garra, Garad, Garrow, O'Garra, Arroll, Beagrie, Du Plessis, Erroll, Gifford, Kinnoull, Leask, and Leith.
A noted member of the Hay family in the Scottish aristocracy, is Edward Douglas John Hay, 13th Marquess of Tweeddale, of Yester near, Gifford.
Today, (at the time of this writing), the Chief of the Clan is Merlin Sereld Victor Gilbert Hay, 24th Earl of Erroll, Hereditary Lord High Constable of Scotland. He is a lieutenant in the Atholl Highlanders -- the Duke of Atholl's private army -- and a member of the Queen's Bodyguard of Scotland (the Royal Company of Archers). As Lord High Constable, the Earl has precedence in Scotland before Dukes and every other hereditary honour. He is the first citizen of Scotland -- the first citizen, preceding all except those members of the Blood Royal.


Faced with incontrovertible facts of increasing costs ($6 billion a month), soldier deaths day after day(2,100), growing disenchantment in Congress (the Senate is demanding periodic reports on how the war is faring), the failure of the Iraqi security forces to protect the country,all signs of a coming defeat, [Bush] keeps on keeping on with pledges of total victory. He won't set "artificial deadlines" for withdrawal. "No war has ever been won on a timetable - and neither will this one," the National Strategy for Victory in Iraq says.
"These decisions about troop levels will be driven by the conditions on the ground in Iraq and the good judgment of our commanders, not by artificial timetables set by politicians in Washington," Bush said in his followup address.


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A tornado spins near Interstate 40 south of El Reno on April 24, 2006, as traffic moves on the interstate. The tornado did some damage at the El Reno Regional Airport. Russell D. Perkins/The Oklahoman via AP file
Matthew Cappucci: I'm being chased away from storm chasing ... by storm chasers
By Matthew Cappucci
I had heard grumblings about the downsides to storm chasing for a long time — poor driving habits, traffic jams as cars converge near violent storms and the dangers of rogue chasers and hobbyists. It had always been on my mind, but four years of venturing to the Plains had taught me it was just something I'd have to live with. I always brushed it off as an unavoidable byproduct of chasing.
But Monday was different. I witnessed firsthand the practices that will drive me away from the sport I once loved with my entire being. The past week of storm chasing has been eye-opening. In just seven days, I've encountered:
• Chase vehicles parked perpendicular to roads blocking major intersections
• Multiple chasers with red/blue police lights "pulling over" others to clear their path to the storm; in 70 mph winds and egg-sized hail and less than a mile from a tornado, this could have been deadly
• Traffic jams 200 cars deep
• Chasers parking on/in the road to take pictures, blocking traffic
• Chasers barreling down a one-lane road at 90 mph
• Chasers driving on the wrong side of the road
The dangers speak for themselves.
There's a reason why my biggest fear about storm chasing isn't weather-related; it's not the softball-sized hail, it's not hurricane-force winds and it's not even lightning or the tornado. It's other chasers. On Monday, when a large tornado passed by Mangum, Oklahoma, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol reported just one injury, not from wind but "involving two vehicles with storm chasers."
The perils have been manifest before. Three storm chasers were killed in an accident in Texas on March 28, 2017, when a pair of Weather Channel contractors blew through a stop sign at 70 mph. In 2013, veteran storm chaser Tim Samaras fell victim to a tornado near El Reno, Oklahoma; his son, Paul, and chase partner Carl Young also perished. A Weather Channel vehicle was tossed 200 yards, breaking the driver's neck. Scores of other chasers cheated death that day.
But so far, the storm-chase community has been incredibly lucky. On its current track, storm chasing is a ticking time bomb. It's only a matter of time before a major catastrophe occurs — with many more fatalities. Chaser-clogged roads and an erratically moving tornado are a recipe for disaster. It's not a matter of if — it's when.
Much of the problem stems from the sheer number of chasers on the road. Back in the 1970s and '80s, there were only a handful out there. Those who were were generally trained atmospheric scientists who understood the dynamics of what they were dealing with.
But the mid-2000s ushered in an era of do-it-yourself storm chasing — popular TV shows such as the Discovery Channel's "Storm Chasers" and the advent of smartphones spurred many to think, "I can do this." And in many cases, they can. But in my opinion, they shouldn't.
It's easy to turn on the TV and see a severe weather risk area plastered on a map. Driving to it is simple. And nowadays, high-resolution computer models are made available to the public online. The sheer amount of information out there gives the tools of the trade to anybody. But that doesn't mean they know how to use them.
Storm behaviors change. Cell service drops out. And computer models are often shaky at best. Today's "home-grown" storm chasers may have what they need to get by 99 percent of the time. It's easy to know what to do when things go right. But it's only a matter of time before things go wrong.
It's not just amateurs contributing to this chasing turning point. "Professional" storm chasers, too, are only making it worse. With stiffer competition and more of it, many are taking to the extreme to get the best, most up-close footage. This often means taking unnecessary risks and putting others at risk as well. Yet time and time again, it's gobbled up by the public, encouraging this "bad behavior" further.
Branding things as "extreme" gets clicks and views. That makes money. And across the board, we're much more likely to celebrate an "extreme storm chaser" than we are a "safe storm chaser." You're not going to turn on the TV and see a headline that reads "storm chaser records tornado from a safe distance."
It's part of a larger cultural issue that's in the process of redefining storm chasing. For many, the practice we fell in love with simply doesn't exist anymore.
And with big profits on the line, the dangerous behavior will only get worse. Illegal driving won't be policed by law enforcement; they're busy during severe weather. And there's no real way to limit practically the number of storm chasers or tourists that venture out.
It's going to get worse before it gets better. And it will take a major event to drive greater change and prompt discussions about the sport in general.
Maybe it'll be from more devastating car accidents. Perhaps a tornado will sweep over a chaser traffic jam. Or maybe an "extreme" storm chaser won't have dumb luck on their side. The number of things that can go wrong are endless.
And one of these days, they will.
Matthew Cappucci is a reporter for The Washington Post.
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Miss Representation – vive la différence?
Had you ever heard of the documentary Miss Representation? I hadn't. And yet, it seems to encapsulate in one fell swoop almost all of the social concerns I have for the next century. The American documentary, premiered in 2011 at the Sundance Film Festival, explores how (American) mainstream media contribute to the under-representation of women in influential positions by circulating limited and often disparaging portrayals of females. For a prime (and frankly, shocking) example, pay close attention to the video below around the 2.45 mark.
Although the film is indeed very America-centric, this is still relevant to us across the Atlantic, given how much of the pop culture media we consume is American. Some of the statistics are quite stunning – America is actually regressing in its journey towards gender equality. This comes as less of a surprise once we consider such TV programmes as 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians', 'Gossip Girl' and the late 'The Hills'. America is not, by any stretch of the imagination, an anomaly – there are only two countries with 50% or more women in parliament – Andorra and Rwanda. After that, the numbers fall dramatically.
Although we studied it at university, I have yet to see such a compelling distress signal regarding the deeply harmful effects that the misogynistic portrayal of women in the media might have on society as this film. Western nations love to pat themselves on the back for treating women equally, quick to compare themselves favourably against such backward nations as Iran where women are subjugated by the rules of Sharia law. However, the case against the Western (or at least, the American) media is strong and as the movie points out, it is only growing stronger,
It is my wont to swiftly draw comparisons between America and Europe. On Sunday the 15th of January, French journalist Anne-Sophie Lapix welcomed the far-right leader of the Front Nationale party Marine Le Pen onto her Sunday night current affairs show Dimanche +. In the space of about ten minutes, Lapix, probably as well-known for her looks than her journalism up to that point, calmly and efficiently destroyed Le Pen's economic policies in a battle of the titans that is now all over the French press. If for no other reason, and even though the entire conversation is in French, it is worth a watch just for the pure spectacle – the meaning of what they are saying can probably be inferred simply through their body language.
What I found interesting about the segment was the way in which these women were being portrayed. Sophisticated, intelligent, and calm – they seemed to embody the exact opposite of the stereotypes referred to in 'Miss Representation' of women as hysterical bimbos probably suffering from PMS. The more disappointing facet to this is the fact that France isn't even a bastion of gender equality (although progress is slowly being made). I can't even grin smugly and say 'at least somebody's doing it right – vive la différence!'.
How are we ever expected to achieve the dream of universal equality when we so readily ignore this derogatory treatment of women in a media we consume so voraciously? What does it say about our progress or indeed even our desire for progress? As the older brother of an eighteen year-old girl, the statistics and the evidence are hardly comforting. I don't know what she wants to do with her life, I'm sure she doesn't either, not just yet. No doubt her plans are ambitious. Looking at the trailer for this movie really makes me wonder what I'm supposed to say to her, other than 'well, do your best'.
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As advertising campaigns go…
This one, for Dutch underwear brand Hema, does not at first appear to be all that controversial.
It simply promises the wearer that the new Hema push-up bra will augment breast size by two categories, no matter how small the wearer's breasts are.
And then there are a couple of very conservative pictures of the model…
…whose name is Andrej Pejic, was voted in FHM's list of World's 100 Sexiest Women – and is a man.
Didn't see that one coming did you?
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The Cube pop-up restaurant
Pop-up restaurants are experiencing a huge amount of attention at the moment, especially since summer is in full swing and, in London at least, that's when most of them seem to appear.
My friend Jake is a chef at a well-known restaurant near London Bridge and, now that I've moved down from the wilds of Scotland, he has become my reference point for all things cool and current in the world of food and drink. He's taken me to a couple of pop-up places like Frank's Campari Bar in Peckham.
However, today I was speaking to a friend of mine about the phenomenon and he mentioned something altogether on another level. The Swedish appliance makers, Electrolux, have sponsored a massive publicity drive using the medium of the pop-up restaurant. The project is called The Cube.
The Cube is an especially designed restaurant with a capacity of just 18 diners. Electrolux are touring two such restaurants across Europe this summer in particularly high-profile and stunning locations such as the triumphal arch at the Parc Cinquantenaire in Brussels, where it launched its tour in April.
While the website states that the restaurants will be visiting Switzerland, Russia and Sweden, reports of a delay until next summer, at least for the Stockholm restaurant, suggest that it may be a while before The Cube comes closer to home. Imagine if they attached it to Big Ben? I'd eat dinner there.
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Thorium – the next step for nuclear power?
Since the Fukushima incident which followed Japan's massive earthquake and consequent tsunami in Marcj of this year, the issue of nuclear energy has been at the forefront of current affairs across the globe. Germany made headlines when its coalition government declared it was to terminate its nuclear energy programme by the year 2022. There had been widespread mass-protest against nuclear energy in Germany in the wake of Fukushima and the decision has made Germany the largest industrial power to commit to giving up on nuclear power.
The news had a hugely positive effect on share prices for renewable energy companies with German solar manufacturer, Solarworld, up 7.6% whilst Danish wind turbine maker Vestas gained more than 3% within a day of the German government's announcement.
Nonetheless, there is still speculation from sceptics who say that, in order for Germany to make up for the amount of nuclear energy it will be disposing of (currently 11% 0f total energy consumed), the country will have to burn more fossil fuels, thus doing more harm than good to the environment. They believe that, although the German economy can survive without nuclear power, such a quick phase-out is negligent. A stable power supply is taken for granted in Germany – and any suggestion that this was no longer 100 per cent guaranteed might deter investors. According to Dorothea Slems of German paper Die Welt, "A look back at the oil price shocks in the 1970s shows how sensitive the question of energy is."
This leads me to what could be the greatest energy technology breakthrough of this century, and could potentially change the global energy landscape forever. Thorium is a radioactive chemical element which is around four times more abundant than Uranium and far less hazardous. Some countries, most notable India and China, are now investing heavily in research to build thorium-based nuclear reactors. India has also made thorium based nuclear reactors a priority with its focus on developing 'fast breeder' technology (nuclear reactors that create more fissile material in fuel than they consume).
Some of the benefits of Thorium, when compared with Uranium are:
Weapons-grade fissionable material (233U) is harder to retrieve safely and clandestinely from a thorium reactor;
Thorium produces 10 to 10,000 times less long-lived radioactive waste;
Thorium comes out of the ground as a 100% pure, usable isotope, which does not require enrichment, whereas natural uranium contains only 0.7% fissionable U-235;
Thorium cannot sustain a nuclear chain reactor without priming, so fission stops by default.
Norway appears set on running its post-oil economy on Thorium-based nuclear energy. The technology's supporters say it will be the saving grace of a world hurtling towards a massive energy crisis based on Asia's ever-expanding economies and the West's evermore entrenched commitment to guzzling fuel.
Germany's decision to end all nuclear energy within its borders may have been rushed and may not have been entirely environmentally sound. But it has sent out a loud and clear message to the rest of the world: It's time to re-think the way we produce the energy we rely on. If such economic behemoths as India and China are listening, that can only be a good thing.
Filed under Current Affairs, Energy, Europe, Politics
Oriana Fallaci: the Godmother of Italian journalism
About two years ago, I read Kate Adie's fascinating autobiography The Kindness of Strangers, in which she describes how she got involved in the BBC and her fascinating experiences as a foreign correspondent reporting from Bosnia, Northern Ireland, Tiananmen Square, Iraq and Sierra Leone. In many ways, Adie embodies the essence of stereotypical Britishness: calm under adverse circumstances and focused on getting the job done without fuss. This strong personality made her universally respected in her field.
I did not know, until discussing radical Islam with my Italian flatmate and another friend of mine, also Italian, that Italy has its very own answer to Kate Adie. In fact, the woman in question, Oriana Fallaci, was a generation older than Adie and, unlike Adie, actually participated in fighting during World War II.
Fallaci was born to Socialist parents in 1929 and was a partisan fighter during the war. Reflecting on this period later, Fallaci said: "…I have always looked on disobedience toward the oppressive as the only way to use the miracle of having been born."
While still in her teens, Fallaci became a journalist writing for an Italian paper. In 1967, she began her career as a war correspondent, working in Vietnam, India, Pakistan, the Middle East and in South America. Glamorous, tough and beautiful, Fallaci quickly gained notoriety for her coverage of various high-profile conflicts across the globe. In Mexico, whilst covering the Tlatelolco Massacre preceding the 1968 Olympics (held in Mexico City), Fallaci was shot three times, dragged down stairs by her hair and left for dead by Mexican forces. In a profile of Fallaci, The New Yorker described her former support of the student activists as having "devolved into a dislike of Mexicans":
The demonstrations by immigrants in the United States these past few months "disgust" her, especially when protesters displayed the Mexican flag. "I don't love the Mexicans," Fallaci said, invoking her nasty treatment at the hands of Mexican police in 1968. "If you hold a gun and say, 'Choose who is worse between the Muslims and the Mexicans,' I have a moment of hesitation. Then I choose the Muslims, because they have broken my balls."
Fallaci became famous for her aggressive and provocative style of interviewing which baited the subjects into answering question very badly. In a 1972 interview with Henry Kissinger, he agreed that the Vietnam War was "a useless war" and afterwards, Kissinger described the exchange as "the single most disastrous conversation I have ever had with any member of the press."
Fallaci retired in the 1980s, moved to New York and lectured in various universities including Chicago, Harvard, Yale and Columbia. However, after the 9/11 attacks she came out of retirement and published what is by far her most famous work: The Rage And The Pride. In the book, she heavily criticised Islamic extremism and Islam in general, warning that Europe was too tolerant of Muslims, writing "sons of Allah breed like rats". The Rage And The Pride and the two other books that followed to form a trilogy were all bestsellers in Italy and across Europe, selling in excess of 1.5 million copies. You can read The Rage And The Pride here.
Fellaci was a life-long smoker and died of lung cancer in 2006.
This compilation of interviews with Charlie Rose is a terrific glimpse of a woman whose writings and opinions caused as many to hate her as to love her (skip to 9:15) . In Italy she is a folk hero of sorts. It's easy to see why. I just wish I'd heard of her before now.
Filed under Europe, Politics, Pop Culture
Dr. Doom strikes again
For those of you unfamiliar with the Irish media, a significant amount of economic and financial policy is promulgated via the national broadcasting radio, RTE Radio. Counter to this outlet of information, is Professor Morgan Kelly of the University College Dublin School of Economics, who forswears television and grants very few interviews, holding his council for months at a time before releasing a few thousand words in a weekend paper.
Kelly's predicitions of the 2007 end of Ireland's property boom have made him something of an anti-celebrity on the island. Nicknamed 'Dr. Doom' after the publication of his bitterly scathing indictment of the Irish banking bailout last November, Kelly nonetheless is held in such regard that after his latest barrage against the handling of the banking crisis, which was published on Saturday, its main target – Patrick Honohan, the governor of the Central Bank of Ireland – rushed to the airwaves on Sunday morning to defend himself.
The article is a master class in beating the bejesus out of a person using nought but words. Kelly writes that Honohan's "miscalculation of the bank losses has turned out to be the costliest mistake ever made by an Irish person".
Kelly's proposition of walking away from the bailout, he admits holds no political potential. However, Ireland is already projecting a government deficit of €14.8 billion, or €10,000 per household in the country. Clearly this position is not maintainable.
What is becoming increasingly and uncomfortably obvious is the fact that those European governments which run a budget deficit are under the thumb of its lenders, and when there are no lenders left (which, for Ireland, there aren't) and only the EU is left, then those governments are under the thumb of the EU.
Filed under Current Affairs, Europe, Ireland, Money
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Banksy and the tradition of destroying art
Why Australia's space race is caught in nostalgia, when we should be asking if it's responsible to glorify space advancement at the cost of society, and how artists are shifting that conversation.
Review: Whiteley, Opera Australia
Opera Australia has premiered its first new work in nearly a decade, and it's quintessentially Australian, both in subject and tone, but does it capture the spirit of artist Brett Whiteley?
The Old Guard are indeed getting old
With the ageing of many senior figures in the cultural sector, Michael Reid makes a case for succession planning for galleries using his own experience as a case study.
How wall colour manipulates the audience
ArtsHub speaks with six curators on the merits of painting gallery walls to heighten audience engagement, build narrative or just make the artworks pop.
Preminda Jacob
The British street artist has joined a tradition of visual artists, including Marcel Duchamp and Francis Picabia, whose work critiques the very art world of which they were part.
'Girl With a Balloon' was renamed 'Love Is in the Bin,' after it self-destructed at a Sotheby's auction on Oct. 5. Image: Sotheby's
Preminda Jacob is Associate Professor of Art History and Museum Studies, University of Maryland, Baltimore County.
Dr Jacob is an art historian of modern and contemporary art, specializing in the social and political aspects of public visual culture and on the history and theory of the art museum. Her book, "Celluloid Deities: The Visual Culture of Cinema and Politics in South India," was published by Lexington Books, a division of Rowman and Littlefield publishers in 2009. The book has an accompanying website – CelluloidDeities.com – that features over 300 photos and three videos.
Dr. Jacob has published several articles, including "Between Modernism and Modernization: Locating Modernity in South Asian Art" in Art Journal (1999). A book chapter titled "Tamil Cinema in the Public Sphere: The Evolving Art of Banner Advertisements in Chennai," was published in "The Cultural Politics of India's Other Industry," edited by Selvaraj Velayutham, Routledge, 2008.
Dr. Jacob has received three fellowships to support her research, including a J. Paul Getty Post-Doctoral Fellowship in the History of Art and the Humanities, a Rockefeller Humanities Fellowship from the Center for Media, Culture and History at New York University, and a Provost's Research Fellowship from UMBC.
Dr. Jacob holds a Ph.D. in art history from the University of California, Los Angeles, and was educated in India and the U.S.
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In retelling the long and often bitter campaign for gay law reform in Tasmania, the new production 'The Campaign' not only preserves history, it helps ensure its survival.


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Back to School 2015: Best Back to School Tech Gadgets
08/17/2015 02:46 pm ET Updated Dec 06, 2017
Whether you're shopping for a student or looking to upgrade your own tech gadgets, back to school shopping season offers great deals on some of the newest technology. From laptops and phones to super useful gadgets, here are my suggestions for top back to school essentials.
Most students want a super fast, lightweight laptop, especially if they need to lug it around campus all day. The Aspire E Series are mainstream devices running the latest Intel Core processors with lots of options for memory and storage. The $649 E5-573G-56RG has an Nvidia GeForce 940M dedicated graphics card which makes for better gaming and video playback, something students look for. It's also got pretty decent battery life. The Aspire Series is available in 14-inch, 15.6-inch or 17.3-inch displays, priced accordingly.
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Multi-tasking students are opting for convertible devices, like the HP Pavilion 10x2. It's a 2-in-1 that transforms into a laptop so you can easily go from doing homework and research in laptop mode, to kicking back and watching videos on a 10-inch touchscreen tablet. It comes in vibrant, fun colors like red and purple. Prices start at $329.
While we're talking computers make sure to check out special school pricing for the latest versions of Office. Office 365 University can be had for $79.99 for a four-year subscription. Upgrade to Windows 10 for free so you can make great use of Cortana as your digital assistant this school year.
Wireless carriers are changing pricing plans and some are no longer subsidizing the cost of the latest smartphones. That means you may need to buy a phone at cost, and the $699 and up price tag for an unlocked flagship phone is definitely going to cut into the pizza budget. Luckily, there are some really well-designed phones at a more affordable price point. Motorola's new Moto G has a starting price of $179 even though its features make it seem like a more expensive phone. It has a great 13 megapixel camera for taking low light pictures, its IPX7-rated water resistant for accidental drops in the toilet, and has an SD slot for memory expansion. You can also customize the color of the back of the phone with Moto Maker.
Whether they're listening to music or videos on their computer or just trying to drown out the outside noise in the dorm room, every student needs a good set of headphones. Plantronics BackBeat Sense wireless headphones not only look stylish but sound pretty decent and won't break the bank. At $179 it offers features you'd see on a higher end device, such as sense technology that knows when they're on your head and pauses when you take them off, to 18-hour battery life. You can use the headphones as a headset for calls and there are easy-to-reach volume and track controls located right on the soft foam ear cup.
MOBILE MOUSE
While many people use the trackpad for navigating the laptop these days, there are still some of us, myself included, who prefer a mouse when using a computer. For us, there's the $79.99 Logitech MX Anywhere2 Wireless mobile mouse. It's small and light, so it's easily portable, and it works on any surface, including glass. A key feature which make this a stand-out choice is the ability to pair it with up to three devices, so if you're using a laptop in class but a desktop or different device in the dorm, you simply switch between devices, no need to re-pair the mouse each time. The mouse connects via a wireless USB receiver or Bluetooth, and is recharged via a standard micro USB cable. You'll get an on-screen alert when the battery is low, and you can even still use the mouse while its recharging; it doesn't get much more convenient than that.
Who wants to look at boring white walls in a dorm room? Change them up according to your mood with the Misfit Bolt LED Bulb, a wirelessly-connected light bulb you control with a smartphone app. The 60W smart bulbs works with iOS and Android devices so you can control the lighting from your phone or even your Misfit Flash activity tracker. One bulb costs $49.99 which is way less expensive and a whole lot more fun than painting the room every time you want a little change of scenery.
We've all been there. You've taken tons of selfies and shot video for a class and now you're out of storage on your iPhone. Instead of randomly deleting apps or videos, connect the SanDisk iXpand Flash Drive to the phone. It transfers your videos, music and photos to the flash drive, letting you free up space on your phone. You can set up the iXpand Sync app to automatically sync your photos to the flash drive each time it's connected. Just make sure you then move those files to your PC so they don't get lost. This is easily done via the USB connector on the other end, which also makes it simple to share class notes and other files with classmates.
The iXpand comes in different size capacities, ranging from 16GB ($60) to a whopping 128GB ($177). That extra storage comes in handy when you're traveling and want to watch a movie that won't fit on your phone or iPad. You can view content stored on the device on your phone using the iXpand Sync app.
Few things are more frustrating than struggling to plug in a USB cable only to find it's upside down and won't fit. Even worse is when you're trying to plug it into an out-of-the-way port under a desk or high up. Tylt is out with the FLYP- Duo Reversible Charge & Sync cable so you never have to flip it over to make it fit. The cables come in bright, fun colors like red and yellow and have both a micro-USB connector and an MFi certified Lightning connector so you can charge Apple and Android devices. The cables charge as well as sync and come in one foot and 3.3 foot lengths, starting at $24.99.
A FEW GOOD PORTS
With all the devices we use every day, it's no wonder there are so many that need charging overnight. The Ventev USB Charging Hub 400 provides USB charging ports for up to four devices at once. There's one port dedicated to rapid charge so it can handle the smartphone, the tablet, the headphones, and whatever else. The hub has a 5-foot power cord to plug into an AC outlet which is convenient in a college dorm if the lone outlet is behind a desk or near the ground. Plug the $40 hub in and set it on top of your desk for easy access whenever you need a charge.
Whether trekking through the halls of high school or spending the day on campus, you need a backpack that's not only comfortable to carry, but one you can stash full of all the gear you need for a whole day. Bonus points if it protects your tech devices. Speck, the company known for protecting mobile devices, is out with the MightyPack, a $79.95 backpack with padded sleeves for laptops and tablets and small compartments for organizing cables, chargers and everything else you carry. There's a hardshell pocket for easily-crushed items as well as a padded base to cushion your devices from any accidental falls. Padded adjustable shoulder straps provide a comfortable fit.
Parents will have peace of mind knowing their kids are home safe from school without turning into "helicopter parents;" calling and texting all the time. The Welcome Camera from Netatmo is a Wi-Fi home-monitoring camera that plugs into a wall outlet and keeps tabs on who's coming and going. It does this using facial recognition so after a period of training to learn the members of your family, you'll start to get notifications on your iOS or Android device that your son or daughter is home safe. It will also let you know whether they've brought a friend home with them, as Welcome notifies you when there's an unknown person in the house.


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"Great research! You not only explain events, but put them into the context of the crime/investigation. I have two degrees in history from UW-Milwaukee, and this is the way I like to see social history presented.
"Speaking with family members and digging through records both dusty and digital, Hoffman weaves together the sensationalist headlines of the day, all the gritty details, and a broader historical perspective to assemble a more complete accounting of the facts than was known by most of the contemporaries.
You won't learn "whodunnit" in these pages, but you'll wish Hoffman had been there to interview the players at the time – or at least to review the evidence before many of the records were destroyed.
…and you probably won't either when you are done with the book, but you'll surely enjoy the story. Paul (the author) happens to be a childhood friend of mine who has participated in a mutual pranking/teasing battle for our whole lives. I should really write up a giant fake review to get him, however I feel that his book is a seriously good read. While it is especially interesting to those who are familiar with the Wauwatosa area, it is a fantastic view into how the world was different back in the 20's from murder investigations, to how the press reported sensational stories, to how society dealt with the mentally ill. Paul has done a tremendous amount of background research and made an unsolved murder in a small Wisconsin town come to life. I read it initially out of duty (this is not my usual genre of reading material) , but finished wanting to recommend it to others.
"Good investigative procedures and journalism have certainly come along way even though in some ways they are the same. I liked how you brought up 'yellow journalism,' explained what Wauwatosa yunkles were and wrote about hobos traveling the rails.
"So much work and research must go into writing this type of book since each bit of information has to be exact. You did this, while at the same time, you described the characters and showed the readers the emotions of the times.
The people in Wawuatosa, Milwaukee and surrounding areas will be fascinated with your book just as we are here in Indiana. This is a subject that concerns all of us.
Best of luck in your promotion. Do I see a movie script in the works?


Spin and discover animals on the sing-along spinning wheel! Baby will have so much fun pressing the Little Friendlies animals learning their names, sounds and hearing fun animal songs! The animals also introduce colours and objects to your little one. When the melodies play spin the wheel to see the star shaped lights flash and hear the fun sound effects play. Spinning the wheel introduces the development of fine motor skill movement whilst the flashing lights provide sensory stimulation. Features 10 happy melodies and 5 sing-along songs. English speaking voice promotes recognition and accelerates learning.


Various frequencies & wavelengths of light showcase the universe.
All frequencies are in fact equivalent in absoluteness. Shorter wavelengths or higher frequencies represent beginning of the world i.e. tighter space dimensions and dilated time. While the longer wavelengths or lower frequencies take us towards the end of this universe - i.e. expanded space dimensions and contracted time period.
Evolution of stars also confirms the same.


G02952 - The power of maps: cartography with indigenous people in the Brazilian Amazon (PLA 54) - pubs.iied.org.
The inhabitants of Moikarakô, Pascale de Robert, Jean- François Faure and Anne-Elisabeth Laques share their experience related to supporting the Kayapó peoples in Brazil in making maps of their traditional land use management areas. These maps are made from satellite imagery and ground truthed using GPS. PGIS practice often evolves to address specific issues being faced by a community. This means that multiple tools might be used together, or in sequence to deal with those issues. This article describes how the Kayapo took the process into their own hands and redirected it, to produce and use maps as political tools to highlight the territorial and social unity that the Kayapó Peoples wish to emphasise.
Article in: PLA 54. Guest-edited by: Giacomo Rambaldi, Jon Corbett, Michael K. McCall, Rachel Olson, Julius Muchemi, Peter Kwaku Kyem, Daniel Wiener, Robert Chambers.
Published: Apr 2006 - IIED and the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA).


In a successful lsock completion exercise, I finished these fabulous objects with about eight inches to spare. Those dangling strings are all that was left… I broke it in the center and kitchenered the toes (with a certain amount of wailing and knashing of teeth) and now they are on, and quite, quite lovely. No one will inspect my toes. I figure if I keep throwing myself at the kitchenering, eventually I will attain proficiency. The second sock was better than the first, but I seem to forget how to do it with astonishing speed in between finished socks.
Technical notes: Socks that Rock yarn, unremembered colorway from 2007 Sock of the Month Club, pattern is Spring Forward at Knitty, on 2mm needles because when I use them I am happy and the socks come out fine.
In depressing news, I realized that running hurts, and the only way to get better at it seems to be to really push my body to ugly desperate places and then do it again. I can hardly bear to think about it. So I am thinking about my socks instead, and going to bed.
Nice news is that my mother is house sitting the house next door, so she gets a small vacation and to visit us and sleep in a Real Bed (which she doesn't get to do at our house – we are very bad with guests) and come over for dinner and retreat to read in bed and brush her teeth in peace. Plus her dog gets to come too, to keep the neighbor dog company. It is win-win-win all around. I am looking forward to having her here for a couple days (Hi Mom!).
To avoid kitchener stich, which I also loathe, I recommend knitting from the toe up. It's a lot more gratifying because you do the foot first and then it's smooth sailing with the cuff.