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(Residents of US/Canada | Resident elsewhere)

Check the policy details carefully before you buy, and ensure it meets your needs. See our blog's article on insurance pitfalls.

1. Insurance Price Comparison:

We intend to provide the best price comparison for your holiday insurance needs, so we had a good look at the available search engines. Our Travelchimps blog has published this research as a review of UK Travel Insurance price comparison sites.

Our recommendations: Moneysupermarket.com or USwitch.Com.

The review is an interesting read: Confused, Comparethemarket, GoCompare, uSwitch, and TescoCompare all gave the same results; because they use the same company to search for quotes. However; there are alternatives.

We hope to replace this page with the same search engine used by one of our recommended travel insurance comparison sites.

2. Gap-Year/Backpackers:

Should also check out insurance offered by World Nomads and STA. These are not listed by the comparison sites

WorldNomads is recommended by Lonely Planet; and when we checked, offered "gap-year" policies for people up to the age of 60 (most companies require you to be much younger).

When we checked the US market we found that most companies policies including Worldnomad's US policy only offered cover for a vacation of 6 months or less, but STA offered policies for up to 2 years. The UK is better served, but you may find STA offers a policy not available from other sites.

We have chosen to affiliate with World Nomads.

3. Older travellers and those with "pre-existing" medical conditions:

Unfortunately if you are in this category you will know that single and multi-trip travel insurance can be expensive and hard to find. However these companies may be able to help:

  • Saga Single and multi trip for the over 50s.
  • Age UK ageuk (charity created by the merger of Age Concern and Help the Aged).
  • Columbus Direct Single Trip (no upper age); Annual (up to age 74).

  • Free Spirit travel policies for those with medical conditions.
  • World First A specialist that offers travel insurance up to age 100, for those with medical conditions, and older gap year travellers.

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AMD shows off quad core 65nm wafers

Charlie from the Inquirer has snapped off a couple of pictures of wafers that reportedly contain 65nm Quad-Core AMD processor cores. Not much information other than the pictures, but still fun to look at nonetheless...

"WHEN AND WHERE will AMD show off its 65 nanometre Rev H cores? How about two minutes ago at the Microsoft Global High Tech Summit in Santa Clara?"

Looks like a typical 3.5" x 2" business card in those pictures.  And it looks like approximately 5 1/4 cores span the 3.5" card.  That makes each core about .66" wide, or roughly 16.72mm. 16.72mm squared is about 280mm2.  That would make the AMD's Quad-Core 65nm dies about 100 square millimeters larger than current 90nm Dual-Core Athlon X2s.

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These Beaches Are Really The Most Dangerous To Visit In The World – Find Out Why?

New Smyrna beach, Florida

Listed as one of the top 10 Florida beaches by the Florida International University, this Florida beach’s reputation isn’t all good. Out of the 112 shark attacks worldwide in 2007, New Smyrna beach homed 17 of them. Blacktip, spinner, and bull sharks lurk in the waters, mistaking the splashing of surfers for food. While there have been 238 attacks over the years, none has been fatal yet. According to the ‘Guinness book of world records’, it’s the shark attack capital of the world. It’s not just the sharks in the water you have to worry about either; make sure to keep your eye on your bag as thieves are common on the shores.

Cape Tribulation, Australia

Home to multiple dangerous creatures, this northern Queensland beach’s own name serves as a warning to be wary. While crocodile sightings are surprisingly rare, they are not the only danger. Cassowaries, which are related to emus, and venomous snakes also make their home here. During the rainy season, from October to early June, the biggest dangers are in the water. Thousands of box jellyfish, which are translucent, swarm the waters near the beach. Known as one of the most venomous jellyfish in the world, they can kill a swimmer in minutes if stung. Their venom attacks the cardiovascular system, causing swimmers to drown; they have caused at least 70 deaths since 1883.

Shenzhen, China

Just across the border from Hong Kong, Shenzhen beach is a popular spot for locals and tourists. So popular in fact that it’s dangerously overcrowded. Both the beach and the water are packed to the brim. Unfortunately with these many people on top of each other, accidents have been known to happen. It seems its popularity is its own outgoing as incidents of drownings, especially with children under the age of fourteen, are on the rise.

Playa Zipolite, Mexico

Located on the southern coast of Oaxaca, this beautiful stretch is also called ‘the beach of the dead’. With a nickname like that, you’d think people would steer clear; however the picturesque paradise masks its secrets well. While the sandy shore itself is safe, the sparkling waters are another story. Huge waves cause dangerous undercurrents. Due to these currents, specially trained lifeguards are stationed along the beach. The number of drownings since these guards were put into place have thankfully decreased.

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Staithes beach, Yorkshire

It may not be the warmest beach, but staithes beach in the UK is well known for its surfing. However, the group ‘surfers against sewage’ have declared it one of the worst beaches in Europe. According to the marine conservation society the water is so polluted, it fails to meet basic European standards for bathing sports. Runoffs from farmers’ fields appear to be the cause. While it hasn’t been declassified, few people actually swim there; most of the activities consist of surfing and paddle sports.

Hanakapiai beach, Hawaii

If someone wants to enjoy this picturesque location, they must first hike two miles along the Kalalau trail, along Kauai’s Na Pali coast. Hanakapiai beach is one of the most beautiful in Hawaii, but it’s also rather remote; there are no lifeguards stationed here. While the water may appear calm and tranquil, powerful rip currents have been known to pull swimmers out to sea. If pulled out, the closest shore area that’s safe is nearly six miles away. At least 83 people have drowned over the years by underestimating the waves.

Praia De Boa Viagem, Brazil

Before 1992, shark attacks were unheard of along the sandy beach near Recife, Brazil. Following that, at least fifty shark attacks have been reported; nineteen of which were fatal. Environmentalists believe that the appearance of fishing boats, which have destroyed the coastal ecosystem of the area, are to blame. They come closer and closer to shore, causing more damage which disrupts the sharks.

Heard Island, Antarctica

Unlike your typical beach vacation, heard island’s waters are dangerously cold. So why risk hypothermia to visit? The extreme surfing experience, if you can stand the icy waves. The island is actually a giant volcano, 4.100km south-west of Perth. While the island is owned by Australia, it’s much closer to Antarctica than anywhere else.

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20 Favourite Places to do Wine Tastings in and around Cape Town

Our selection of must-try sip and swirl sessions for locals and visitors alike

Living in or visiting the Western Cape means that you are spoilt for choice when it comes to wanting to indulge in a mind-blowing wine tasting session.  With world-class wine regions and top-notch wine farms practically on your doorstep, a mouth-watering sip-and-swirl sitting is often, literally, minutes away.

But in order to help you negotiate and make the most of the Winelands, we’ve rounded up a few of the coolest wine tasting options in and around Cape Town.  From sessions that include a tasty food pairing- think chocolate and cheese- to ones preceded by a Segway tour (more on that later), there’s definitely something for everyone and every budget.

Where: The Spier Wine Farm in Stellenbosch
What to expect:  With award-winning vino and delicious nosh on offer, a wine tasting at Spier is one of the most popular options in the Stellenbosch area.  There are three options: The Spier tasting, which lets you sip three of its Signature range wines as well as one vino from each of its 21 Gables and Creative Block premium ranges; the chocolate and wine pairing, which, as the name suggests, sees the farm’s signature Méthode Cap Classique and Creative Block blends complemented by specially curated chocolates; and the Frans K Smit session, which comprises two premium ranges and the farm’s flagship offering, Frans K Smit. Planning a family outing? Well, there is also a kiddies’ grape juice tasting available.  Do note that food platters to accompany the sitting are available to order as well – think cured meats, olives and cheeses. Sounds delicious, right? P.S: check out this Segway tour  offering from this forward-thinking farm, the two- hour option includes a complimentary wine tasting.
Sessions will set you back between R35p/p and R90p/p.
Opening times and booking info: Spier’s tasting room, which sits on the banks of the Spier dam, is open daily from 10am to 4:30pm.  A reservation is required for groups of eight or more and can be made by calling +27 (0) 21 809 1143.
R310 | Lynedoch Road | Stellenbosch|

Where: La Motte Winery in Franschhoek
What to expect:
 You can channel your inner Dionysus and sip and swirl the winery’s acclaimed reds and white.  La Motte also offers specialised tastings, like the Shiraz Comparative Tasting, which lets you explore and savour various Shiraz blends, style and vintages, as well as a Vinoteque Tasting, which comprises the estate’s older and current vintages so as to discover the evolution of its award-winning wines and to investigate the effects of bottle ageing and maturation.  Furthermore,  there’s a one-of-a-kind pairing that matches five bite-sized portions of haute cuisine with five of the winery’s highly rated reds and whites that is  presented in a private room in the farm’s elegant tasting centre every Friday.
Expect to pay between R50p/p and R200p/p depending on which tasting you opt for.
Opening times and booking info:
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 5pm.  The tasting room is closed on Sundays and all Christian holidays.  Reservations for groups, themed tastings and cellar tours are essential and can be made by calling +27 (0)21 876 8820 or mailing tasting@la-motte.co.za
(R45) Main Road | Franschhoek|

Where: Avontuur Wine Estate and Thoroughbred Farm
What to expect:
If you are on the hunt for speciality wine pairings then Avontuur has got you covered. Its monthly combos feature tantalising and scrumptious options like biltong, nougat and chocolate and wine pairings.  Tastings take place in Avontuur’s gorgeous, newly renovated tasting room, which claims views of the farm’s paddocks, where some of South Africa’s champion race horses spend their days off the track.
Price: The monthly pairing only costs R50p/p (includes three varietals and pairing of the month).
Opening times and booking info:
Booking is required and can be done by calling +27 (0) 21 855 3450 or mailing winery@avontuurestate.co.za.
R44 | Between Stellenbosch & Somerset West | Somerset West | +27 (0) 21 855 3450

Where: Fairview Wine Estate in Paarl
What to expect:
Wine and cheese! Need we say more?  Fairview’s stunning tasting room is made up of a number of pods that facilitate a less pretentious and more social session.  All of the tasting options include a range of Jersey milk and goat’s milk cheeses and between six and eight wines. Not to mention, there are dedicated tasting room hosts and guides to ensure you make the most of your visit.
A super affordable option; prices range between R12p/p and R60p/p.
Opening times and booking info:
The tasting room is open seven days a week (with the exception of Christmas and New Year’s Day) from 9am to 5pm.  Bookings are required for groups of 10 or more guests and can be made by calling +27 (0)21 863 2450 or mailing tasting@fairview.co.za
Suid-Agter Paarl Road | Paarl

Where: Stellenbosch Hills
What to expect:  What’s better than a wine and cheese pairing? If your answer was something along the lines of a biltong, droëwors and vino combination, then look no further than Stellenbosch Hills.  The estate partners six of its premium wines with a selection of cured and dried meat and sausage. For example, a springbok biltong and Stellenbosch Hills 1707 Reserve Whitecombo anda kudu droëwors Stellenbosch Hills Cabernet Sauvignon serving form part of the six-course pairing.  Apart from the “Biltong & Droëwors Adventure”, the winery also offers a straightforward tasting session where you can select a maximum of five wines.
The meaty option costs R40p/p while the regular session will set you back a measly R15p/p. Do note: should you choose to purchase a bottle of vino after the tasting, the fees will be waived.
Opening times: Tastings are on the go from Monday to Friday between 8am and 5pm and on Saturday from 10am to 3pm.Bookings can be made by emailing info@stellenbosch-hills.co.zaor calling + 27 (0) 21 881 3828/9.
R310 | Stellenbosch

Where: De Grendel Wine Farm in Durbanville
What to expect:  Sip and savour top-notch reds and white on the farm’s sprawling veranda, which boasts gorgeous views of the Atlantic Ocean and the surrounding vineyards. In terms of the actual tasting, you have the option of sampling the full range of De Grendel vino or any three varietals that are available that day.  Furthermore, cheese and charcuterie platters are available to elevate your already fantastic wine tasting experience. Not to mention, De Grendel is roughly 15 minutes away from Cape Town CBD.
Offering great value for your hard-earned cash, tastings will only set you back between R20p/p and R50p/p.
Opening times and booking info:
The tasting room is open every day of the week: Monday to Saturday (9am to7pm) and Sunday (10am to 4pm).  Booking is essential for groups of eight or more, and can be done by calling + 27 (0)21 558 6280.
Plattekloof Road | Durbanville

Where: Leopard’s Leap Family Vineyards in Franschhoek
What to expect:  This modern tasting room, which effortlessly blends elements of wood, glass and chrome, is where you can indulge in an affordable wine tasting experience.  And in terms of the elixir that you will be sampling, well you get to choose any five wines from the estate’s Family Collection, Classic or Lookout ranges.  Side note: On weekends, the winery also serves a colourful range of wine cocktails made specifically to enhance and complement the natural flavours of 10 of its vintages.  Options include a cranberry Rosé Cosmopolitan, a pineapple-based Sauvignon Blanc Cooler and a cinnamon-tinged Chardonnay Margarita.
A wine tasting session costs just R25p/p (R30 p/p for the tutored group option).
Opening times and booking info
: The tasting room welcomes visitors Tuesdays to Saturdays between 9am and 5pm and on
Sundays from 11am to 5pm. The tasting room is closed on all Christian religious holidays and can be reached on +27 (0) 21 876 8002 for bookings.
R45 Main Road | Franschhoek Valley

Hazendal Wine Estate in Stellenbosch
What to expect:
The folks at this no-frills no-fuss winery are adamant about giving you an exciting wine experience. How? Well, in addition to facilitating dirt-cheap tasting sessions, they also offer FREE cellar tours!  And while the sip-and-swirl sessions usually take place in the tasting room (its massive fireplace makes it great for winter by the way), you also have the option of indulging over a meal at the estate on-site restaurant, Hermitage.  Of course if you are not in the mood for a full meal, you can order a cheese or snack platter to accompany the tasting.
Believe it or not, wine tasting at Hazendal costs a mere R15p/p!
Opening times and booking info:  Tastings run from Monday to Friday from  9am to 4:30pm and on Saturday and Sunday from  9am to 5pm. Booking is required for groups of five or more and this can be done by calling +27 (0) 21 903 5034.
Bottelary Road | Stellenbosch

Where: Creation Wines in Hermanus
What to expect:
To say that there is a wine pairing for everyone at this heavenly estate would be somewhat of an understatement.  From gourmet canapés served with a specially curated selection of wines and a vino and chocolate pairing to a non-alcoholic tea and snacks combo and secret wine and food pairing, Creation Wines certainly caters for all.  Not to mention, there is a specialised kids’ offering that features juices, flavoured milks and a selection of tasty treats.
With prices ranging from R75p/p to R250p/p, wine tasting at Creation Wines is a little pricey, but totally worth your hard-earned pennies. Do note: the price includes the food pairings.
Opening times and booking info:  The tasting room is open daily from 10am to 5pm.  However, food and wine pairing run until 4pm daily. To book, contact +27 (0) 28 212 1107.
Hemel-en-Aarde Road | Hermanus

Doolhof Wine Estate in Wellington
What to expect:  The sip–and-swirl sessions at this stunning estate, which is nestled in the Bovlei Valley,  take place in the farm’s original 19th-century wagon house, which has been transformed into a classy tasting room.  Here you can channel your inner wine connoisseur and indulge in any five of Doolhof’s award-winning varietals – think rich Bordeaux blends, crisp Chardonnays and refreshing Chenin Blancs.  What’s more, if you work up a bit of an appetite during your session, you can order a light lunch that will be prepared by the estate’s chef. Options include gourmet sandwiches, salads, pastas and a “wrap of the day”.
Price:   A wine tasting session at Doolhoof costs just R20p/p for five vinos, and pensioners get to indulge for FREE on Wednesdays. This fee is waived if you purchase any bottle(s) over R100.   The light lunches range from R50 to R100.
Opening times and booking info:  The tasting room is open every single day of the week including public holidays:  Monday to Saturday (10am to 5pm) and Sunday (10am to 4pm).  Lunches can be ordered from Tuesday to Sundays between 11am and 3pm.  Reservations should be made 24 hours in advance for groups of six and more and can be made by calling  + 27 (0)21 873 6911 or mailing wine@doolhof.com
Hemel-en-Aarde Road | Hermanus

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New intraoperative MRI lets TGH-USF Health neurosurgeons see brain as surgery performed

Tampa General is the first hospital in the Tampa Bay area to acquire the advanced imaging technology

Neurosurgeons at Tampa General Hospital, including doctors from USF Health, will now be able to use the first intraoperative MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) in the Tampa Bay area.

MRI is a powerful tool that allows neurosurgeons to see the difference between healthy and diseased brain. So powerful, that Tampa General brought the MRI right into the operating room; TGH is only one of six hospitals in Florida to acquire it.

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USF Health-TGH neurosurgeon Dr. Harry van Loveren stands next to the intraoperative MRI recently installed at Tampa General. The powerful imaging technology allows brain tumors to be removed more completely the first time, helping avoid repeat surgeries.

“We cut the ribbon on the most advanced and first-of-its-kind operating theater in the Tampa Bay region,” said USF Health-TGH neurosurgeon Harry van Loveren, MD,  interim dean of USF Health Morsani College of Medicine and chair of the college’s Department of Neurosurgery and Brain Repair.

“The state-of-the art 3 Tesla MRI ‘floats’ in and out of the room on command to monitor the progress of surgery, so we can now see how a patient’s surgery is going and affect the outcome rather than see how surgery went and accept the outcome.”

A Breakthrough in Technology and Care

In most operating rooms, neurosurgeons must make their best estimation when removing brain tumors during surgery. It isn’t until an MRI is completed after surgery—sometimes days or weeks before doctors know if the entire tumor was successfully removed.

With the new advanced and powerful real-time imaging technology, neurosurgeons at TGH can remove tumors more completely the first time and avoid repeat surgeries.  The intraoperative MRI can also be used for a variety of other neurosurgical procedures and conditions.

The two-room suite functions as an operating room on one side while the other room is used to store the MRI when the equipment is not being used for surgery.  While in that storage area, it can also be used for routine diagnostic scans. The equipment, called VISIUS Surgical Theatre, has a ceiling mount that allows it to move between two rooms. The intraoperative MRI is housed in a room next door to the operating room behind thick surgical sliding doors and on command, the doors open and the MRI is powered in on a track and placed around the patient’s head on the operating room table while in surgery.

The use of this intraoperative imaging system is much safer, because the patient is never moved once positioned for surgery. The high-resolution images provide better precision in complicated neurosurgery procedures, likely resulting in fewer repeat surgeries for brain tumor patients.

TGH has also developed a method to connect, in real time, the patient and the anesthesia machine to the patient’s electronic record via a wireless connection. This continually feeds vital signs and inhaled gasses information used to keep the patient asleep into the hospitals electronic record software system.


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Are Amazon capsules in hubs worthwhile?

  1. sannyasinman profile image59
    sannyasinmanposted 7 years ago

    I have never earned a cent from Amazon in 4 months. Not a single cent. Also I see conflicting advice from the experts here, some say dispense with Amazon altogether, others seem to make money from Amazon.

    So, just before I go and delete the Amazon capsules from all of my hubs, I thought I would at least ask the question.

    1. Mark Knowles profile image61
      Mark Knowlesposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      Read this:

      http://hubpages.com/hub/Making-Money-On … t-hubpages

      You either need to write a page specifically to attract sales or not bother adding a capsule. I make good money with Amazon - but you have to work at it. Just throwing a capsule up will be a waste of time.

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      sandra rinckposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      It's better to have then not to have even if you haven't sold a thing yet.

      At least this way you have the potential to make money with them instead not a chance without it.  I didn't make anything from Amazon for about a year.

      One day I one hub started making a lot of sales and then sales across the board seemed to go up. I should mention too that just because you put up links to specific items doesn't mean that is what people will buy.

      I have sold some random things that have nothing to do with anything on any of my hubs but I still make commission.

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    ryankettposted 7 years ago

    They are best used in hubs with titles that start "buy......", so decide whether your hub is a sales page or not.

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    lynnechandlerposted 7 years ago

    Sanny, I'm getting clicks but haven't sold either. Only up for two months running so far though.

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    lynnechandlerposted 7 years ago

    Ok, Mark I read the article and get what you are saying but still have one question.

    If I understand you right, then the articles where I reviewed movies and included links to amazon for the movies would work, but an article on say relationships with books about relationships it would be pointless. Is that right?

    1. Mark Knowles profile image61
      Mark Knowlesposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      Not necessarily pointless, but I doubt very much you will make many sales. I mentioned the skillets in that one - I used to add things like skillets and knives to my recipes - I made the odd sale, but not worth the trouble.

      I have not tried movies, but that might work. I do pretty good with books, but they are book reviews.

  5. livewithrichard profile image85
    livewithrichardposted 7 years ago

    Marks hub has great advice. I might add that in order to earn money with Amazon you have to write compelling sales copy. Amazon has a one session cookie which means if the person clicks on the ad then navigates somewhere else to make comparisons then goes back to Amazon to purchase, you will not get credit for that purchase.  They must make a purchase before they navigate away from Amazon.

    Write copy that is informative but also short, leaving the reader wanting more.  Direct them to read the reviews on the Amazon product page and above all...ASK for the sale.

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      cosetteposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      oOo, excellent advice. thanks!

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    Nelle Hoxieposted 7 years ago

    Ryan, your hubs don't have to start with the word buy to make Amazon worthwhile. But if you want to sell products, your hubs should be set up to do that. With lots of related sales and marketing copy and lots of products.

    You also have to research micro niches carefully and have an idea of what you can successfully sell in a hub versus your own website. Then you have to create a series of hubs to dominate that micro niche.

    I have also tried softer sales hubs, that I saw many hubbers using when I started here. Those hubs have yet to produce a sale. Although they do contribute to the adsense earnings.

    Amazon can produce a lot of revenue, but you have to write a lot of sales hubs and you have to make an effort to convert. I would really recommend writing at least one sales hub a day for the next six months, if you really want to sell stuff.

    That way you'll learn what works for you personally and what doesn't. Online marketing requires a lot of personal experience to learn what you can personally convert and what you can't. It's not something you can learn from others or out of a book.

    But it is very possible to make a good living at it.

  7. Randy Godwin profile image93
    Randy Godwinposted 7 years ago

    I've sold a few items but haven't really pushed the products on my hubs.  I may try doing some especially for Amazon products but I write for enjoyment more than financial gain.  I'm sure Nellie and Mark's advice will be sufficient if the subject is worthy.

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    lynnechandlerposted 7 years ago

    I know Sanny started this and I want to thank him for doing so cause this has really helped. I certainly can see where the hub needs to be more specific to the item.

    Thank you all and Cosette love the new avi.

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    cosetteposted 7 years ago

    oh haha, thanks. my Halloween avatar....the cropping made it all blurry though neutral

  10. sannyasinman profile image59
    sannyasinmanposted 7 years ago

    Thanks to everyone for your advice. I hear what you are saying. In my case, I write about what I want to write about, and then, as an afterthought, in the vague hope of making a few dollars, I add a few Amazon capsules with what I think to be relevant products. From what you are saying, this won't produce income, and my experience bears this out.

    I will never be (nor do I want to be) a commercial writer, and I am hopeless at sales and marketing. So perhaps it is time to say "adieu" to Amazon and stick to writing for pleasure.

    Thanks to you all for your straight, honest advice. May you all become Amazon, Adsense and eBay millionaires (if you aren't already) smile

    1. Mark Knowles profile image61
      Mark Knowlesposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      You are right. But it is possible to combine the two. I could not survive without being able to write about what I want to write about. And if that means making fun of the sales pitch used by some electronic gadget company...........wink

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        Randy Godwinposted 7 years ago in reply to this

        Well, making money is sometimes fun too!

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          sannyasinmanposted 7 years ago in reply to this

          Yes, it can be, but making money just for the sake of it is rarely satisfying. I spent many years in the corporate world, doing exactly that. I have since vowed that I will do it the other way round. Do what I like to do, what gives me pleasure, and make money, or not, as a result.

          Do you know the saying "The way to succeed is to combine who you are with what you do".  I am not a sales oriented person, and never will be.

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            Mark Knowlesposted 7 years ago in reply to this

            I am very familiar. If you do not need to make money you are good to go - have some fun and don't worry about the amazon capsules. I got the impression you were hoping to make some money by adding them. And if you do decide you want to - now you know what you need to do. smile

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    lynnechandlerposted 7 years ago

    Well, I went in and took about half the articles and removed their amazon ads from them to see what would happen. Amazingly enough some have already increased in rank. How weird is that?

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    Sufidreamerposted 7 years ago

    Still a little slow, but I am starting to make a little money from Amazon - I have a lot of higher price items on my hubs (just sold a $200 dollar item, yesterday), so don't need a high click conversion. Nothing major, but it is all going into the pot for treating myself to some books next year smile

    I hope to double the number of Hubs when I have a spare few days - things should tick over nicely after that.

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    Len Cannonposted 7 years ago

    Ebay has always been a much more consistent performer for me, even before they changed their payout system.  But I very rarely target anything towards sales.

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    visitmaniacposted 7 years ago

    Honestly no and I rarely ever use them. The 4% commission  your going to earn is really pure crap I think. Id rather go more on the digital product road and earn 50%

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    sunforgedposted 7 years ago

    well the 4% is only if you fail to sell what 5-6 items? my rate is usually between 6-8% (diff rates for diff categories)

    Amazon is worth the minimal effort it takes to implement, are there better affiliate programs? Absolutely..is their cookie time down right insulting? yep

    Is ebay better for me? yep

    can you do both, sure why not, some people click and are drawn into ebay by low bid prices, some people make instant purchase and trust he amazon format better

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    sunforgedposted 7 years ago

    eBay vs Amazon

        * If you sell eBay products, those that bid through your blog need to have the winning bid for you to get paid.  With amazon, you are awarded the commissions as soon as they buy the product.  You don’t have to worry about them winning a bid for you to get paid.
        * If the items you sell are more than $75 or so in value, you will receive higher commissions selling them on Amazon than you would on eBay.  Amazon pays a flat minimum of 4% on the sale price, whereas eBay pays on a minimum of 50% on the fees collected for the listing.
              Sale Price     Commissions
          eBay     $150     50% of $8.57
          ($2.00 listing fee + $6.57 sale fee)     =     $4.28
          Amazon     $150     4% of $150 sale price     =     $6.00
        * You can sell digital products on Amazon (downloadable music, video games, videos, books, etc.) and receive 10% commission on those sales.

    this isnt quite accurate now that epn changed to a click model...but it pretty much makes the case for amazon even stronger

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      arthritickneeposted 7 years ago in reply to this

      Amazon also has the "performance" structure.
      If you sell six or less items per month, the comission is 4%
      7 - 30 items is 6%.
      This is 6% on all the items that month. So ithe more you sell the better you go.
      This makes it worthwhile to sell lots of low value items. It makes sure you get a higher comission if you sell a big ticket item.

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    KCC Big Countryposted 7 years ago

    You'd be surprised what people buy by clicking through you.  I've had people buy crotchless panties from clicking through one of my ads and I don't have any hubs about panties.  I have one bra hub and the Amazon ads are for bras.  But, I don't care what they buy once they get to Amazon.

    Someone mentioned relationship topics.  I sell a lot of books from relationship issues.  Don't discount things just because you think you're not selling anything.


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God of Protection: Miracle Stories part 5

God of Protection

This is the last part (I think) in a series about different types of Miracles. In this article I will share three true stories about the miracles of God's protection in my life. "How great is the love the Father has lavished on us, that we should be called children of God!"

  • Surely an angel of God was sent to protect our precious baby girl. As my daughters looked on they held their breath as the baby flew off the swing. It was as if everything slowed way down as wings surrounded her, protecting her, on her journey down. "How precious is Your loving kindness, O God! Therefore the children of men put their trust under the shadow of Your wings. " Psalm 36:7
  • One night I was taking a long trip when my car broke down. I was so frightened because we were in the middle of nowhere. Learn how God sent a couple of couples to rescue my family and me.
  • A campfire is welcoming and glorious. Campfires are associated with families, fun, outdoors and intimacy. On one of our camping trips, our campfire turned from welcoming to a ferocious enemy in the snap of a finger. Read how God protected my girl in a miraculous display of His presence.

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Swinging Miracle

On a lovely summer day, my two grown up daughters were spending time together at the park. Renee's four-year-old twin girls were whizzing around the monkey bars as Aunt Christy chased them.

Renee was pushing Christy's baby girl on a swing. As she gently pushed Brianna she smiled, looking on at her twins having fun with her sister. Carefully pushing little baby Brianna, Renee was impressed that this, not quite two-year-old, knew how to hang on to a swing so well. Brianna's tiny fingers wrapped tightly around the chains with a sort of death grip. Baby Brianna was smiling and giggling with delight as the wind blew her curls back.

Christy and Renee were relaxed as they chatted back and forth and entertained the girls. As Renee continued to push Brianna on the swing suddenly, Brianna flew out of the swing and, way up high, into the air. Both girls screamed with horror. Time seemed to stand still. They were hyper-focused on the baby; both of them frozen in place, mesmerized by what they witnessed. The moment felt like a dream, as they watched Brianna floating in the air. Brianna seemed to be enveloped in angelic wings. She was softly gliding, right and then left, in a slow, rhythmic and ethereal pattern. The girls could see that she was being softly and gently transported to the earth.

When baby Brianna reached the ground she clapped her hands in delight, eager for another swing adventure. Though the girls were speechless and their pounding hearts terrified; they were filled with awe and wonder. They knew they had just witnessed a miracle of protection from God. There was NO doubt that an angel had carried Christy's baby girl to a miraculous and safe landing. This was a protection miracle. Only God could do this.

Protection in Travel

Traveling Miracle

Our former Church, where my husband was Pastor for five years, was hosting a 100th year celebration. They invited our family to join them to commemorate 100 years of God's faithfulness. We accepted the invitation and eagerly anticipated reuniting with these precious people.

Little did I know that this invitation would include a traveling miracle. My husband left on that Thursday in order to take part in the preparations for the festivity.

On Friday, after I had worked all day, my son, his girlfriend and my first granddaughter, Kristin, piled in the car and prepared for the five-hour trip that lay ahead of us. Driving down the road I could feel myself beginning to unwind. We were telling stories laughing and enjoying our time together.

Just two hours down the road the darkness began to close in on us. We were on a secluded area of the highway with nothing but forests and trees surrounding us. As we were traveling along, my car started sputtering. I pulled over to the side of the road. My son lifted the hood to look underneath it. We jumped back quickly as a cloud of steam came bursting from under the hood. I knew we were in trouble and that I would not be driving this car any further.

Though I was terrified I put on my best 'Mom's strong and serious' look and gathered the kids around me. "Listen, we are going to have to walk until we come to an exit. Under NO circumstances will we receive a ride, do you understand?" My son and his girlfriend shook their heads in agreement. The kids got the stroller out and as they were busy settling our baby girl, I heard a car horn beep. I looked to the right and realized there was a car on a service road. A man hollered out to me, "Do you need help?"

I turned toward the car and walked through the brush so he could hear my answer. As I got closer I observed an older couple with another 'really older' couple in the back seat. The lady in the front was holding a small dog. As I drew closer, they all smiled at me. I knew in my heart that these people could be trusted.

Opposing what I had just told the kids, I called out for them to come. The couple had offered us a ride into town. As we were riding I asked the man driving how he happened to be on such a lonely road at this time of night. He answered simply, "We were just out for a ride."

After being delivered safely to the town's gas station, relief swept over me. I thanked them many times. The couples smiled at me and their faces radiated with kindness. I knew once again that God had sent protection my way. I believe they were angels. Only God could do this.

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Campfire Miracle

Our family loves to camp. Each summer, as the kids were growing up, we packed our gear to head for Michigan. Some of our favorite things to do had to do with our Campfire. As the day turned to dusk we built a big bomb fire then cozied up close to roast marshmallows, rehearse funny family stories, sing our favorite songs and then wind down and enjoy the quietness as we watched the lazy burning flickers lick at the logs.

One night as the kids were sitting around the campfire, a small alarm went off inside of me. I became keenly aware that my 5-year-old was sitting way too close to the fire. She was oblivious to the danger as she contentedly roasted her marshmallow in the ferocious, hot flames. My adrenaline kicked in as I sprinted toward her but before I could get to her the folding chair, she was sitting on, began to fold over on itself, with Christy encased in its grip. As the chair folded it carried Christy, face first, right into the middle of the fire. Watching this horrific scene, I froze in place. I screamed a guttural cry for help. Thankfully, my husband, Gary was in full rescue mode and raced to pull her out of the fiery pit. I watched as he bent over and curled both of his arms around the chair and Christy's little body. He pulled her up and out of the fire, turning her body towards him, as he quickly untangled her from the chair. I ran to my grab up my little girl. I was weeping as I searched her little body for burn marks. As my eyes searched rapidly I was stunned to find nothing. Though Christy had just been trapped in the roaring fire, with burning embers in her face, there was no evidence that the fire had touched her. I held her close to my heart and felt such deep gratitude for God's protection.

After making sure that Christy was safe, we examined the chair that had delivered her into the fire. We were shocked to see a silhouette of Christy's tiny frame burnt crisply into the webbing of the chair. God had saved our girl in an indisputable and miraculous exhibition of his protective hand. Gary's arms were not burned either. The only evidence of his successful rescue were a few singed hairs on his arms. Only God could do this.

God's Love and Faithfulness

So much gratitude and love for God were implanted in my heart as a result of these miracles. God's love and faithfulness screamed out to all of us and we were forever changed. His tender love and attention to our needs, and sometimes desires, absolutely blows me away.

Lest you think my life has been filled with one miracle after another - let me tell you I have served my time in the wilderness too. A dry and thirsty land where I learned lessons I could learn no other way. Even in the wilderness, there were miracles of God as He showed me great mysteries and He disciplined me in areas I was weak; which resulted in making me stronger.

He is an Amazing and personal God and I thank Him for His great love and for all of the Miracle Stories of my life.

God of Miracles

Thank you for coming by for a read and sharing some of the amazing miracle stories of my life.

As I follow Jesus and live my life for His glory, there is a keen awareness that God's hand is actively involved in my life. Miracles are one way that God reveals Himself.

Walking down memory lane, to recount some miracle stories, has been an astounding revelation to me. I set out to write one hub on the Miracles God has so graciously bestowed on me. i

After completing four Hubs on personal miracles in my life - the accumulation of instances has blown me away. It is so clear that He dearly loves me and is actively involved in my life.

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

God has shown up over and over again in my life in ways that are so clear that I know it is Him and His hand at work.

Thank you for your blessings from God - God bless you and yours too!

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mothersofnations 2 years ago

What a beautiful article! I absolutely enjoyed reading about these miracles. Nothing is ever too small to be a miracle, nor do I believe it to be coincidental. When your eyes are open to the Spirit, you more easily recognize the Lord's work all around you. God bless you and yours!

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

Hi teaches, yes God is indeed a miracle worker. So, you too have been touched miracles of the grace of God in your life - He is a very present help in trouble.

I am glad this hub both encouraged and inspired you. God is very active in our lives in the good the bad and the ugly - He never leaves us.

God Bless you dear friend!

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teaches12345 2 years ago

I was so encouraged after reading your stories and your expression of faith. God is indeed a miracle worker. I have experienced situations where I knew it was only by the grace of God I came out alive. Thanks for the inspiration. Will share with others!

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

Hi Ann, God surely is Amazing and Powerful and the Great I Am! My eyes got big when you referenced Meshach, Shadrach and Abednego in relationship to how the Lord saved my Christy from the fire pit.

Yes, dear friend we must always remember the miracles of God and His protective love for us. Thanks so much for stopping by with an insight! Loved it!!

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Ann1Az2 2 years ago from Orange, Texas

God is so amazing! He saved your little girl from the first just as he did Meshach, Shadrach and Abednego centuries ago! Thanks for sharing your miracles and proving once again that God does work miracles in our lives. We just have to stop and recognize them.

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

Hello Sweet Blossom. The exact same song was running through my head as I put the series on Miracle Stories together. We must never forget the Miracles God has performed in our lives. Don't want to be like the Israelites.

Thank you for stopping by with a word of cheer.

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BlossomSB 2 years ago from Victoria, Australia

A beautiful hub. Our God is a God of miracles and they do still happen. How lovely to share in yours! What a blessing! I often think of that song we learned in Sunday School: 'Count your many blessings.' I love the way you have recounted yours.

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

Hi dear Jackie, Good point you have made. We are not all spared and not all the time. God often allows pain and loss into our lives - times when we don't understand. That's when Faith must kick in and our trust in God's love and righteousness gets us through the hard time.

I could write a series on the times I felt I needed a miracle but the Father withheld it to test my faith - to teach me a deeper truth about HIm or to teach me to cling to Him in the midst of the storm.

We are all pilgrims here on this earth - we are being fit for Heaven. We are many times engaged in battle against the enemy of our soul. We get wounded and touched by the sin all around us.

Thank you for bringing up this very important point. It is true and we do know we will understand it all one day.

Hugs and Thanks!

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Jackie Lynnley 2 years ago from The Beautiful South

Beautiful stories of our amazing Father. We are not all spared and not all the time but I have seen His miracles too and I know we will understand it all one day. Thanks for sharing.

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Mekenzie 2 years ago from Michigan Author

Hi Sweet Faith, Yes it's time to get those stories out of my head and onto the page. God's amazing love and incredible protection is seen in so many ways - Miracles abound.

In this series I started out with a hub called Miracles but soon found I could not fit it into one hub. It's so important to count our blessings and remember all God has done for us.

Thanks sweet friend for your blessings - Happy Mother's Day!

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Faith Reaper 2 years ago from southern USA

Thank you, Dear Mekenzie, for sharing your amazing true accounts of God's protection! He is sweet like that you know. There can be no other reason but that our sweet Lord sent His angels to surround you and your family in His loving arms of protection. I, too, have experienced such protection from God and I believe it is so important that we share these true accounts of His great love and protection, even during those times when we may not "see" His protection and love, we can trust Him that He is always there and claim His promise that He will never forsake us or leave us.

So lovely to see you writing again to His glory.

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Education and Training

CHARM seeks to educate and train minority students and fellows.

Faculty training

Salary support is provided to the retained junior faculty, Dr. Oneal, Dr. Nouraie and Dr. Washington. Training has included attendance at the ASH meeting, seminars, discussions of grant progress and problems, program development. We also discussed future training opportunities with faculties who are interested to participate in CHaRM and to apply for pilot projects.

Fellows training

A medical fellow will collaborate with Dr. Oneal and Dr. Nekhai to analyze the prevalence of pulmonary hypertension in patients with SCD.

Postdoctoral training

Two postdoctoral fellows, Dr. Namita Kumari and Dr. Zebalda Bamji were supervised by Dr. Nekhai and Dr. Washington and  supported by ChaRM funds.

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One student from The Chicago School of Professional Psychology will use data generated under CHaRM for her PhD thesis entitled “Assessing the Relationship of Mood, Anxiety and Alcohol Use Disorders on Hospital Utilization and Mortality in Adult Patients with Sickle Cell disease “under the supervision of Dr. Nouraie. A minority PhD student from the Department of Human Genetics is studying proteomics of proteins excreted in the urine in patients with sickle cell disease, possible biomarkers and etiologic indictaors in renal disease, under the supervision of Dr. Nekhai. We plan to recruit two more Master’s and PhD students from  all Basic Science Departments to participate in CHaRM research-intensive studies.

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We are developing an administrative component to interact seamlessly with the Graduate School and College of Medicine. MD/PhD students, who are residents in the Medical School, are separate from the Graduate School.   We are designing a framework for mentorship, curriculum, and transitioning for MD/PhD students. We are profiling CHaRM investigators and establishing the qualifications for CHaRM investigators who can serve as clinical and basic science mentors. CHaRM is seeking a partnership with the MD/PhD program to participate in medical years 1 and 2 of the MD/PhD seminar series for students to generate interest and recruit for CHaRM research. CHaRM Bridge is establishing the administrative infrastructure to access and integrate Howard University enterprises [i.e. Clinical Translational Science Award (CTSA), Research Centers in Minority Institutions (RCMI), and the National Human Genome Research Center, Georgetown-Howard Universities Center for Clinical and Translational Science (GHUCCTS), etc.]  into the training modality for the Bridge programs. The College of Medicine has accepted one applicant with interest in the MD/PhD program; we will participate in the MD/PhD program application process conducted by the MD/PhD program committee. We will offer students the opportunity to conduct exploratory and  their thesis research within the CHaRM program.


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Toyota Delays Lithium-Ion Batteries

The next Prius was supposedly going to have a lithium-ion battery, but reports from Japan say Toyota is unwilling to take that risk. Despite Li-ion battery use in retrofitted plug-in Prius, by other companies, Toyota has decided to be cautious.

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ICD-10 Diagnosis Code T33.012

Superficial frostbite of left ear

Diagnosis Code T33.012

ICD-10: T33.012
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Long Description: Superficial frostbite of left ear
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If you have frostbite, the skin in that area may turn white or grayish-yellow. It may feel firm or waxy when you touch it. The area will also feel numb.

If you have symptoms of frostbite, seek medical care. But if immediate medical care isn't available, here are steps to take:

  • Get into a warm room as soon as possible.
  • If possible, do not walk on frostbitten feet or toes. Walking increases the damage.
  • Put the affected area in warm - not hot - water.
  • You can also warm the affected area using body heat. For example, use your armpit to warm frostbitten fingers.
  • Don't rub the frostbitten area with snow or massage it at all. This can cause more damage.
  • Don't use a heating pad, heat lamp, or the heat of a stove, fireplace, or radiator for warming. Since frostbite makes an area numb, you could burn it.

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I absolutely agree! As an organisation using PRINCE2 methodologies, we maintain Risk Logs offline in Excel, and have to share / consolidate them as we run through a bid and project.

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This newly updated and revised edition of 60 Hikes within 60 Miles: Albuquerque hits classic trails and uncovers paths where no guidebook has gone before. This is the essential guide to north-central New Mexico, from the black lava badlands in El Malpais National Monument to the cool aspens in Santa Fe National Forest. Explore newly opened lands in the Ojito Wilderness and the Valles Caldera, or revisit the past with nostalgic walks along the Rio Grande and Route 66. Hikes lead to ancient pueblos, ghost towns, slot canyons, strange hoodoos and other treasures in the heart of New Mexico, all just a daytrip or less from the Duke City.

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In the antebellum American South, a family who were among the first to enter east central Mississippi in the 1830s are forced into the Civil War despite their opposition to slavery. Many hardships in the unspoiled wilderness, their unusual friendship with the native Choctaws, and extreme trials following the crushing events of defeat in the war are woven into this story that takes the reader back into an era when a society that supported slavery as an institution was considered both moral and necessary. JOHNNY NEIL SMITH has always been interested in history and as an educator in Mississippi and Georgia, has taught Mississippi, Georgia, American and World History. He is now retired as headmaster of Piedmont Academy in Monticello, Georgia. Over the years, he has spent numerous hours reading about the War Between the States and visiting battlefields where his great-grandfathers fought. The main character, John Wilson, was named after his grandfather and many of the accounts of battle and prison life relate to his great grandfather, Joseph Williams, who lost an arm in the battle for Atlanta and was sent to a Federal prison in Illinois. Smith has tried to recapture the emotion that existed during this time in history as was told to him by people who lived during that era. In one sense, this is their story.

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Blush: This is a suggestive romance (love scenes are not graphic) Dr. Alec Stratton, a cold disciplinarian, can't believe one of his nurses is bringing her Druid medicines into his hospital. Vivie Field, Druid daughter of Lord Lance and Morgan Dellafield, shortened her name to avoid favoritism. She's the granddaughter of the ducal couple supporting Dr. Stratton's children's wing.Alec refuses to believe in her Druid powers but can't overcome his desire for her Celtic beauty. When the sexual attraction between them grows, he warns her off. He confesses he wants a rich society wife to help him establish a wealthy practice. But when Alec discovers he's rejected a rich and aristocratic Vivie he reacts with horror, blaming her for not confiding the truth.Vivie opens a clinic offering both Druid and conventional medicine, with her talents devoted to her patients. Another doctor assists her there and falls in love with her. Then Vivie's life is threatened.

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The last time anyone in Cottonwood County, Wyoming saw Sheriff's Deputy Foster Redus, he was bloody, cussing, and driving his pimped-out pickup into the November darkness.

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Mohammad Amin Sheikho. Born 1890 A.D (1308 A.H) Died 1964 A.D (1384 A.H) Known for Interpretation of the Qur'an. M. A. Sheikho and Cupping The name of Mohammad Amin Sheikho is always referred to whenever 'cupping' is mentioned, for it is he who disclosed its correct rules. Following the death of the eminent scholar his pupil, Prof. A. K. al-Dayrani undertook scientific research about this operation with the participation of a large medical team composed of many professors and doctors specialised in various medical ailments. When the results of the analysis of the blood extracted by the cupping operation were declared and many patients were healed completely after being cupped, the procedure soon spread widely and had a wide following in many societies. The results were published in many magazines and journals, and as a result, many medical people began to apply the procedure according to the exact and correct conditions that had been laid down. Publications Scholar Sheikho dictated to his pupils many books about Islam in the Arabic language, some of which have been translated into English and French. The following are just some of these: - Interpretation of the Great Qur'an. - The Second Coming of Christ. - Impeccability of Prophets. - Visiting the Prophet. - Islam ! What are the Veil, Divorce, and Polygamy for? - "Al'lah is Greater" Be Kind to Animal - The Sources of Spring Water in the World. - The Reality of Our Master Mohammad. - High Grades of Al-Taqwa (Seeing by Al'lah's Light). Pupils Professor Abdul-Kadir John, alias al-Dayrani is the best known and most distinguished among the pupils of Scholar Sheikho. He received a certificate of General Education (a Syrian certificate which included the study of nine different sciences). Prof. al-Dayrani collected and verified more than fifty books which were dictated by Scholar Sheikho and written on his behalf. Therefore his name is always mentioned in association with the name of Mohammad Amin Sheikho. Websites: - Those of the humane Scholar Mohammad Amin Sheikho:;;
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June 26, 1984

The opinion of the court was delivered by: Shadur, District Judge.

Maurice and Sylvia Shacket ("Shackets") originally sued Roger Smith ("Smith"), Roger Smith Aircraft Sales, Inc. ("Smith Aircraft"), Philko Aviation, Inc. ("Philko"), its president Edward J. McArdle ("McArdle") and Sandwich State Bank ("Bank") for declaratory relief (Count I) and fraud (Count II). This Court's September 22, 1980 memorandum opinion and order (497 F. Supp. 1262) granted Shacket's motion for summary judgment on Count I and the Philko-McArdle motion for summary judgment on Count II. On Philko's appeal as to Count I, our Court of Appeals affirmed this Court's decision (681 F.2d 506), only to be reversed by the Supreme Court (462 U.S. 406, 103 S.Ct. 2476, 76 L.Ed.2d 678). Shackets did not appeal from the Count II judgment in favor of Philko and McArdle. Now the case is before this Court on remand from 727 F.2d 1113.

On April 19, 1978 Smith Aircraft sold a new Piper Navajo airplane to Shackets, who paid the price in full and took possession. Smith gave Shackets photocopies of the bills of sale reflecting the plane's chain of title and told them he would take care of the paperwork. Shackets understood that to mean Smith would record the original bills of sale with the Federal Aviation Administration ("FAA").

For some time before the Smith-Shacket transaction McArdle had been pressing Smith for repayment of a December 1977 Philko loan to Smith Aircraft ($60,000 of the original $80,000 was still unpaid). Just one day before making the deal with Shackets, Smith came to McArdle and said he had contracted to buy an airplane (actually the same one involved in the Shacket transaction) from Clark Aviation ("Clark") for resale to Krueger Aviation ("Krueger"). Smith represented Bank had refused to lend him $152,000 needed to complete the purchase, because that loan would put Smith over his credit limit.

After both McArdle and Bank had examined the original bills of sale evidencing the airplane's chain of title, McArdle decided Philko would borrow the necessary funds from Bank and in turn lend the money to Smith Aircraft to finance the purchase, with Philko taking title as security. McArdle and Smith agreed all proceeds of the airplane's sale to Krueger would be credited to Smith Aircraft (they would be applied first to pay off Philko's note to Bank and then to pay Smith Aircraft's pre-existing note to Philko, with any remaining funds to go to Smith Aircraft).

Smith told Andrews, Bank's representative, he was acting as a broker for Clark in the transaction and the check must be made out to Clark. On April 22 Philko executed a note for $152,000 to Bank, which in turn issued its cashier's check for that amount to Clark.

On April 24 Smith gave Bank the final bill of sale from Smith Aircraft as seller to Philko as buyer, and Bank gave Smith the check made out to Clark. After some lapse of time Bank sent all the original bills of sale (representing an unbroken paper chain of title) to the FAA. That gave Philko FAA-registered title to the airplane. Smith did not go through with the Krueger transaction (if indeed there ever was one).

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In awarding Shackets summary judgment on Count I, this Court decided (497 F. Supp. at 1264-71):

    1. Federal Aviation Act of 1958 (the "Act"),
  49 U.S.C. § 1301-1542,*fn2 did not preempt state law
  in determining the validity of the transfer between
  Smith Aircraft and Shackets and in resolving
  priorities among conflicting interests.
    2. Under the Illinois Uniform Commercial Code,
  Ill.Rev.Stat. ch. 26, §§ 1-101 et seq., Shackets as
  bona fide purchasers had priority over Philko's
  later-recorded security interest.

In its reversal of the Court of Appeals' affirmance of this Court's decision, the Supreme Court held:

    1. Under Section 1403(c)*fn3 every transfer of
  title to an airplane must be evidenced by an
  instrument, and every such instrument must be
  recorded before it can affect the rights of
  innocent third parties who had recorded their
  titles with the FAA. To the extent of any
  conflict with that federal law, state law is
  preempted. 103 S.Ct. at 2478-79.
    2. State law determines priorities between two
  recorded interests, but each interest must be
  recorded before it can get whatever priority
  state law gives it. Id. at 2480.
    3. As between the parties the sale to Shackets
  was valid and binding. If Philko either (a) had
  actual notice of Shackets' interest or (b) failed
  to acquire or perfect its interest under state
  law for reasons wholly unrelated to the sale to
  Shackets, Shackets are entitled to retain
  possession of the airplane. Id. at 2481.
    4. Despite those principles, the Act does not
  require a party to do the impossible. If Shackets
  failed to record their interest through no fault
  of their own, their interest might still be valid
  under the Act. Id. at 2481.

After the Supreme Court's remand of the case to the Court of Appeals, that Court's mandate instructed this Court to consider at least the following issues:

  (1) Whether the district court had so considered
  and dismissed count II (involving notice) as to
  justify a holding of waiver or res judicata
  because there was no cross appeal.
  (2) Whether Philko's conveyance instruments were
  valid under Illinois law.
  (3) Whether the Shackets exercised diligence to
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Each summer, the 71st Precinct hosts a family day picnic in Lefferts Park (Albany and Lefferts Aves), to celebrate unity in Crown Heights. This year, the event is this Sunday June 5th, and will also serve as the kick-off event for the Crown Heights’ Summer of Celebration series of events. The picnic will host the Crown Heights Connects resource fair, a project of The Crown Heights Community Mediation Center's LTI program to help connect residents with local organizations and help create meaningful connections for people wanting to help people.
Many of us know and love Crown Heights for its vibrancy, diversity, strong communal bonds, and mix of traditional and progressive trends. But these are tough times, and we’ve had our share of ups and downs. We hope that this event will also help create a stronger, more interconnected community.

Crown Heights Leadership Council presents Crown Heights: Summer of Celebration

The Crown Heights Leadership Council, an informal group of community activists, politicians, law enforcement, and other stakeholders in Crown Heights, is embracing a summer of community events under the banner of Crown Heights: Summer of Celebration. The goal is to emphasize the positive achievement and energy in Crown Heights, as well as to create excitement and awareness around the many existing services and organizations in this neighborhood. Labeling the many efforts and events in Crown Heights under a common logo and mission statement will create consistency and partnership among the organizers and recognition among residents, hopefully increasing attendance numbers. Event ideas include educational evenings, movie screening, arts activities, block parties; we’re open to your ideas! The kickoff event of the summer will be the 71st Precinct’s Community Council Family Day picnic on Sunday, June 5th. The Crown Heights Community Leadership Council will hold a culminating event and press conference to mark the end of the summer and the twentieth anniversary of the conflict in Crown Heights.

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