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Article Title: Tips on Responding to a Violent Attacker
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Consider this: you're walking down the street, when suddenly a masked stranger walks up to you wielding a blade. What do you do? That's a difficult question to answer, and probably not one that you've ever considered at length. But having a plan of action for such situations can be actually crucial, since you generally want to act quickly in order to protect yourself. You're probably familiar with 'fight or flight,' but there are actually five possible reactions when faced with a violent attack. These are known as fight, flight, posture, freeze, and submit.
Fight, as you might expect, means physically fighting back against your attacker. This reaction is better used when employing the correct resources—such as martial arts training, a canister of pepper spray, or even your car keys, if that's all you have. Anything that you can use against your attacker will help; if you plan to fight your assailant you'll have to do it quickly and well if you want to protect yourself from harm. In a self defense scenario, don't worry about winning the fight. The goal is to get out of your attacker's reach so that you can run away.
The second concept, flight, describes the tactic of running away. Logic will tell you that the more distance between you and danger, the safer you'll be. Therefore, reasonably, running would be a viable choice, but only if you can go quickly. If you're already in your attacker's grasp, this option is probably not available to you, as you'll have to fight back physically to get out of your attacker's reach before you can get away.
The third possible option is a trickier tactic, as it takes both the right temperament and the right situation. Known as 'posture,' it can also be described as 'intimidation.' The key is to come back at your assailant with the right attitude. Make them believe that they don't want to mess with you, because they will end up physically harmed in the process. An example of this would be pulling out your stun gun, letting the electricity crackle. An attacker who doesn't want to be stunned will turn and run. This can be very effective, so long as you have confidence.
Freeze is very simple: you simply do nothing. The logic behind the maneuver to 'freeze' is that usually any kind of action, such as trying to fight back, could result in further danger as the assailant works harder to subdue you. The downside to this is that you have no idea what the attacker is planning. Not fighting back could mean physical or sexual assault or even death.
However, if all they're after is your wallet, you may be better off submitting to them than trying to fight back. 'Submit' is the final defense strategy. In the effort of trying to avert possible harm, simply do exactly what the assailant asks. While it saves you from possible harm, you lose other valuable thing. Even worse, after the assailant has captured the valuables desired, the truth is you're still in danger. Statistically, most victims of a violent attack who submit to their attacker's demands will end up physically hurt in some manner.
These are your options. Weigh them carefully. Remember them well. When the time comes and you're faced with danger, it'll be up to you to decide how to act.
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Article Title: Conditional Fee Agreements What Do They Mean to You?
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Conditional Fee Agreements were introduced when the right to receive legal aid was removed from personal injury claims. Realising that the removal may cause uproar with the public the Government was keen to introduce some form of protection that would allow accident victims to make a personal injury claim without having to spend thousands of pounds to do so. The Conditional Fee Agreement was the result.
No Win No Fee Agreements?
Conditional Fee Agreements (CFA) are often referred to as "No Win No Fee Agreements". This is not their correct name. A CFA is a legal document that allows you to make a personal injury claim on the basis that you do not have to pay legal fees as the claim continues, but that you are expected to pay them when the claim finishes.
However, what happens at the end of the claim if it is successful is that the solicitor is entitled to recover his charges/costs from the other person's insurance company as well as claiming your compensation. If you lose the claim the CFA being in place means you do not have to pay any costs (that is the No Win No Fee part).
Why Should I Sign One?
The CFA is a long and ultimately dull document to read, but without it a solicitor cannot recover their costs from the other side as there will be no legal entitlement to do so, and if they can't be paid for their work they are unlikely to take a claim on.
Hundreds, probably even thousands, of Conditional Fee Agreements are signed every day without any problems. Whilst it would be preferable for the agreement to be shortened considerably, ultimately it is just one of those documents that is needed in today's personal injury claims world.
Can We Help You?
If you are considering making a personal injury claim and would like an expert personal injury solicitor on your side 1stClaims can help you. If you have spoken with a solicitor but have not yet signed the paperwork why not talk to us? Our solicitors will ensure that you are visited in your own home and will fully explain the conditional fee agreement to you and answer all of your questions.
At 1stClaims we want to make sure that you are happy with the solicitor we choose for you, which is why all of our solicitors are hand selected by our own personal injury solicitor. We choose only those who, in our opinion, really strive to provide the best possible service for you and we ensure that in all cases you receive all of your compensation (this may be different for medical negligence but your options will be explained to you).
If you would like 1stClaims' expert Personal Injury Solicitors on your side please call us free on 0800 2888 693 or complete our Free Claim Enquiry form now and we will be in touch with you very soon.
Remember, it costs nothing to ask and you receive 100% of your compensation.
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Article Title: Personal Injury Claims Without Merit?
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Could the Recession Lead to Credit Crunch Bogus Claims?
In a time where everyone is counting every penny and the recession (despite headlines claiming that it's all over bar the shouting) continues to bite, some claims experts are worried that people facing spiralling debts and mounting bills may look for an easy way to make some quick money. Many are warning that the recession could result in a large number of 'bogus or unmeritorious' personal injury claims being taken on by unscrupulous or unsuspecting claims management companies. Although this warning tends to get trotted out every time the economy takes a nose-dive, is there any truth in the scare mongering this time around?
Solicitors in some areas hardest hit by a massive downturn in manufacturing and social deprivation think that yes, this time the threat is real. Some solicitors are already seeing an increase in the number of claims compared to the numbers that they would normally expect, and they also suspect that this trend will continue as desperate people look for ways to find more money. Are the claimants to blame for this feeling of unease amongst some of the more reputable firms or are they also looking 'in-house'?
The concern is that sometimes bogus claims get further in the system than they should do. Solicitors believe their clients and it is only when they evidence does not stack up some time later that they begin to question their client's integrity. Once they realise the claim is not genuine or is being exaggerated most solicitors will drop it immediately.
These bogus claims are likely to fall into three categories; the genuine claim, the wilfully fraudulent claim and the unfortunate accident where no actual cause for a claim exists. Partners at a practice in Liverpool have already seen an increase in the number of claims at this time of year and an increase in the number of claims that have been rejected at the first stage of scrutiny. They're basically charting how people are 'trying their luck' at putting in a claim when the incident was a genuine accident and no blame can be apportioned or where they have suspicions about the validity of the claim.
During the last economic downturn in 1990, there was no 'no win no fee' funding for personal injury claims. We had not yet developed the 'claims culture' that the UK has been accused of adopting, since the no win no fee scheme was implemented after the 1990 recession. Heavy-duty advertising didn't begin until a couple of years later, which is when many people started looking more seriously at the situation. Today, the climate is very different. The general public is far more aware of their legal right to compensation in case of an accident that wasn't their fault, but this in turn has created its own monster - the fraudulent claim.
Nobody should be fearful of pursuing a legitimate claim. The law is there to protect those who have been genuinely affected by an avoidable and preventable situation (translation in ad-speak: an accident that wasn't their fault) or because of someone else's negligence. What is of concern is that some less scrupulous people may see the current economic climate and people's desperation to access finance (now that the credit card lifeline has been cut off) as an opportunity to milk the system. It is a time for solicitors to be extra vigilant when assessing the merits of a new claim.
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Having brown skin spots is a cause of concern for a lot of women. Aside from being unsightly, they are usually associated with aging. Women do not like to see these signs because aging is something that they would always want to prevent. But brown skin spots which are sometimes called age spots are not really caused by aging. Although they become more apparent as people age, brown skin spots are caused by over exposure to the sun. Abnormal pigmentation appears because of the ultraviolet rays of the sun. So how do you fade brown skin spots to make your skin look flawless and younger looking? What are the best ways to lighten brown skin spots?
There are a lot of solutions to lighten brown skin spots that are available right in your own home. Just go to your kitchen and you will see some of them.
Orange peelings can be used to fade brown skin spots. What you need to do is to collect orange peelings then dry them under the sun. Once they have fully dried up, grind them to make fine powder. Mix this orange peel powder with milk to make a paste. Apply this paste on the affected skin. Let the paste stay on the skin until it dries up. Then wash it off using lukewarm water.
Glam flour bleach can also be used to remove skin spots. The ingredients that you will need are gram flour, turmeric powder, milk cream and lemon juice. Mix two spoon full of gram flour with one pinch turmeric powder, a few drops of milk cream and a few drops of lemon juice to make a paste. Apply this paste on the affected skin. Let it dry then scrub it off.
Buttermilk mixed with lemon essential oil can also help. Separately these two can cause skin spots to lighten. When combined, they can give better and faster results. Mix one tablespoon of buttermilk with three drops of lemon essential oil. Dub this mixture on your skin. You can apply it twice daily.
Aloe vera gel can also be used. Just rub it on the spots to fade them. Same goes true with organic castor oil. You can also dab it on the skin to lighten spots.
Horseradish can also be used. What you need to do is to mix one teaspoon of grated horseradish root with three drops of rosemary oil, ˝ teaspoon vinegar and ˝ teaspoon lemon juice. Dab this mixture on the skin. If applying on the face be careful not to put some on the eyes.
Lastly, you can also use sandalwood powder. Mix sandalwood powder with a few drops of cucumber juice, lemon juice and tomato juice to make a paste. Apply this paste on the skin. Let it dry and remove with a clean piece cloth soaked in lukewarm water.
All these home remedies are effective to fade brown skin spots. They are also cheap. But if you are not one who is too fond of preparing things on your own, you can also use commercially available creams. You can even go to a dermatologist to help you with clinical procedures like laser treatment and cryosurgery. But whatever method you use just always ensure your safety. Once you feel any irritation consult your dermatologist to prevent further problems.
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Most travel agents are in the business to not only make money but to also serve their fellow travelers. Most current travel agents are experienced travelers who enjoy traveling and want to help make your trips more enjoyable.
Travel agents can help you sort through vast amounts of information so you can make the most beneficial travel arrangements. They offer advice on destinations and make bookings for transportation, hotel accommodations, car rentals, and tours for you. They are also book the most tickets for the major cruise lines. Also, resorts and specialty travel groups use travel agents to promote their travel packages.
Agents are also expected to know about and be able to advise you about your destination, such as the weather, attractions, customs and events. Travel agents can provide information on customs regulations, required papers (passports, visas, and certificates of vaccination), travel advisories, and currency exchange rates. If you need to change your itinerary in the middle of a trip, they can make alternate booking arrangements.
Travel agents use many sources for information on departure and arrival times, fares, quality of hotel accommodations, and discounts. They should also visit hotels, resorts, and restaurants to better evaluate the comfort, cleanliness, and their quality.
When you select a travel agent be sure that the person is truly interested in the travel industry and not just the money which they can make from it. According to the latest estimates provided the travel industry has become one of the world's fastest growing occupations today.
Keep in mind that a well versed travel agent is worth their weight in gold. They should be intimate with subjects such as touring, hospitality services, lodging, air travel, airport operation, cruises and theme parks. A well rounded agent is a valuable asset to an organization. If you sense that your travel agent feels that he can make a difference in whether you have an enjoyable trip or not then you have found a jewel in the making. A good agent specially one specializing in leisure travel should want to help their clients to learn about various cultures and they should be willing to go to all lengths to achieve this result.
Ensure that the agent you select has the necessary talent to be in that positions, the energy to obtain the needed information for you should you require additional data and a good work ethics. Keep in mind that our current work at home society has enable tens of thousands of travel agents to literally work from their home. Don't underestimate these work at home people for they put just as much effort into satisfying their customers as does one with a store front shop. In some cases since their overhead is lower you stand a good chance to gain from lower ticket prices. These agents are well worth checking out.
Often times a travel agent will specialize in a particular sort of travel such as singles travel reservations or elderly travel plans or perhaps their specialty is in a particular region or a lifestyle. Occasionally you may want to partake of some of these great savings that this type of agent can offer you. Get to know them as a professional acquaintance and you will be glad you did.
If you happen to be interested in taking a cruise with or without any specialized requirements your travel agent should be able to handle this request with no difficulty. Whether the cruise you are interested in is a luxury cruise, a barge cruise or a river cruise they can handle it all. Usually you can contact them by e-mail or by phone to learn more about the programs they are currently offering.
Perhaps you do not care so much for an ocean cruise but would rather prefer a land vacation. Possibly you have always dreamed of visiting Tahiti. If so then now is the time to sit down and discuss all your desires with your travel agent. They can make a difference in whether your trip is enjoyable or one that is a nightmare.
About The Author: M Gravlee is a retired newspaper publisher who spends several months a year traveling. http://akumalvacation.com/ http://freetravelarticles.com/
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If you are dying to win the Classic Lotto but just could not find a way to get all those numbers right at the same time, you are fortunate to have found this article. There are actually tons of tips in winning the Connecticut lottery game, it is just that most people do not take the time to look for these tips and just continue to bet randomly. Yes, the lottery is mostly a game of chance but it is also possible to win the lottery by basing your choices on statistics. A lot of people do not think this way because they are immediately convinced that they only have one in about a gazillion chance of actually hitting the jackpot when in fact, if you just follow these tips and strategies faithfully, you can have as much as 85% chances of getting that jackpot prize.
The reason why the pot for the Classic Lotto and other lottery games keeps on increasing and increasing until it becomes multi-million dollars is because people continue picking numbers they have seen in their dreams or have something to do with their birthdays or their loved ones' birthdays. They also take into consideration dates that have significance to them and base their choices for their number set on that. Obviously, this is an ineffective way to play the lottery. If this betting style is effective, why are so many people losing dollars everyday just because of the lottery?
Of course, you would not want to continue wasting your money on lottery bets no matter how small the amount is so you would take these tips to heart and follow them carefully whenever you bet on the lottery. The first rule and probably the most helpful rule in betting is mixing both odd and even numbers in your set. A lot of people make the mistake of concentrating on just one number group and that is a no no when it comes to the lottery. Doing that would only result to a two to three percent possibility of winning the jackpot; whereas, if you put three odd and two even numbers in your selection, your chances of winning would go up to 85%. Now, that is a really big difference and having an 85% chance of hitting the jackpot is so close to a guaranteed win.
You can only have that chance if you use logic in betting and not just choose whichever numbers you please. You can also up your chances of winning further by mixing numbers from high and low divisions. The rule in the odd and even numbers also applies here. Just make sure that there are two to three numbers from the low division and two to three numbers from the high division. Just take note that you have to spread your number choices as much as possible to make winning a lot more probable. Even if you do not end up winning the jackpot prize, winning the minor prizes could already give you enough profit.
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Article Title: Why There Is So Much Bad Behavior In The Nfl
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The negative conduct of players in the NFL is at an all time high. As a former NFL player I have seen many incidents of bad player conduct both on and off the field. In this article I am going to discuss why I believe player conduct is getting worse every season.
First of all, the NFL player culture is evolving. When I came into the league in 1999, there were veteran players who would mentor you and basically take you in as their little brother. My mentors included Tony Siragusa, Ray Lewis, Jonathan Ogden, and other fantastic veteran players. Besides acting as mentors and team leaders, these veterans also made sure the young players behaved themselves and stayed out of trouble. Where the NFL is evolving now is that the average "veteran" player is only 28 years. The younger 21-23 year old players do not respect the older players because the older players are on average only 5-6 years older.
But here is the real problem. The young high draft pick players entering the league are making just as much money and sometimes even more money than the experienced veteran players. This creates two major problems. First, it is hard for a young player to respect older players when that young player is earning more money than the veterans. Second, the older players are jealous and they resent the younger players for being paid more when they haven't even proven themselves in the NFL. Needless to say, this creates a lot of friction between veteran and new players. How would you feel at your job if every year your company hired new kids fresh out of college and paid them more money than they pay you? Would you want to mentor them and help them out so they can take your job? Probably not. You would resent them because they are being paid far more money than you are even though you are the person with all the knowledge and experience. You would also probably be mad at your company for being unfair with how they pay you compared to the new kids that you have to help train. This is the problem that is hurting the NFL.
Because of all this friction over pay, players like Pacman Jones from the Tennessee Titans and Anthony Henry of the Cincinnati Bengals are not being mentored by the veteran players and taught how to behave as a professional. A way to look at this is to see the veteran players as fathers for the younger players. The veterans teach the younger players how to behave as a professional and when the younger player gets out of line, the veterans let him know this behavior will not be tolerated. Then, when that young player becomes a veteran player, he then teaches the new players how to behave and act like a professional. This is how the system has worked since the beginning of the NFL. But now it is stopping because of all the jealousy over money and the league focusing more on younger players.
As a former NFL player who was mentored by veteran players, I understand what the fans are expecting from us as players and there are no excuses for bad player behavior. When you make mistake after mistake you must pay the price for your actions, and Pacman and Henry will pay for their bad behavior.
However, there is some good news. The NFL commissioner Roger Godell is making progress on solving this problem. He just created the first NFL player Council to get ideas from players to learn what he can do to help young players who keep getting into trouble. To keep the number one sport fun for everybody, the NFL must work together as a team and it must get back to the mentoring program.
About The Author: Martin Chase is a retired NFL player who now owns a popular NFL Merchandise website at http://www.mcsportsfan.com and a dating tips website at http://www.get-more-dates-online.com
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Article Title: How to Improve Your Golf Swing Mechanics
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When playing golf, the most important thing you have to concentrate on is to improve your golf swing mechanics. The swing plane pretty much dictates how consistent and how well you can hit that golf ball, which is the main goal of playing the game. If you reach an impact that has a different angle than what you have in your head, then the ball won't go to where you want it to go. In fact, it might even get into an area on the grass that you'd have a hard time hitting it right back into course.
If you want to get better at your game, you can observe those professional golfers and see how they play their game. These are athletes who took the time to master their golf swing mechanics and who were also able to learn new strategies and techniques that would help them improve their game. They do drills with their clubs and make sure that they are holding these properly. They also double check whether they have the right posture that would deliver the strongest swing and would take the ball to where they want it to go in the first place.
Learning the proper golf swing mechanics involves focus and concentration when it comes to the capabilities of your body. It's all about understanding the golf swing mechanics and also training your golf muscles, as well as your body to keep doing that swing that you have mastered from the beginning of the game to the 18th hole. If you keep your momentum up like that and your golf swing mechanics are consistent, chances are you will do well in your game.
As a golfer, you must understand that there is the need for the right approach to golf swing mechanics. Once perfected, this will save you from so many years of playing golf wrong and hundreds of dollars for those lessons, equipments, and training when you could have achieved what you wanted in your game at a cheaper rate if you just took the time to practice.
Don't be overwhelmed with the details you have to take with regard to the golf swing mechanics that you have to perform in your game. If you think it's hard, then you are only making it harder. That doesn't have to be your approach. Like what is mentioned before, you have to change your approach when you're playing the game. You have to recognize the deficiencies in what you are doing and work on these. You need to find out specific golf swing mechanics that will work well for you.
The key to playing golf well is to match your game with consistency and technique. Once you figure out the right golf swing mechanics for you, hitting a ball won't be as hard. Sure, you have a plan in your head on how to do it. In doing this, you don't waste your time figuring out how to grip that club or do your swing. It's all mechanical. Just be consistent and do this from the beginning of your game until the end.
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Article Title: Benefits of a Link Directory
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Having a good Google Page Rank is one thing, keeping it is a different thing all together that requires lots of regular attention. You always have to have fresh content and relevant reciprocal links. Here are a few insights on the benefits of proper links directory.
Directory Structure
First and foremost, always categorize your directory well whereby you should have several categories for better organization. With more categories, your web visitors will be able to locate certain links faster.
You should never have more than 20 links in each web page. No link partner wants their website to be number 100 on your link page. One would rather be link no.3 on page number 3 than link number 100 on page no. 1. You should also remember that when the search engines spiders crawl your website, they are able to notice more pages on your site hence determine the quality of content on the webpages, something your link partners and website visitors will appreciate very much.
Reduce the depth of your categories into not more than 3 levels deep for easy navigation for your site visitors and also for the search engine spiders. Note that the search engine spiders will crawl each of your web pages to determine the page rank based on the content available and the distance the webpage is from the home page. As a rule of thumb, always remember that a level down the homepage costs the page a pagerank lower as per its location from the homepage.
How to Advertise in Your Directory
You can advertise some of the best sites you are affiliated with by planning a banner on each web page but ensure you keep the pages as neat as possible. Always leave quality space on the right and left sides of your directory.
The other way to advertise is to sell banner spots – with a well organized and neatly categorized directory, why not sell ad space to the vendors who have products or services related to that particular category. Another way to do it is to offer the top most spot on a given page for trade or sale for an equal link for your website in another person's directory
Boiled down, there is always an exception to the rule. If there is a website that isn't in the category that your website is in, and which has an admirable Google page rank that you can take advantage of to boost your SE rankings, and you want to link to the website, here is a useful tip. In addition to your normal links directory, create a smaller separate reciprocal links directory which can be a page, two pages, and utmost 3 pages. The directory should have a direct link from your home page and should be titled something like "Highly Recommended Links" or "Special Link Partners". To this special directory you should only add page ranks of 6 and7 or even higher. This ensures that your most treasured and important link partners won't have their links buried in your cluttered link directory.
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Article Title: The Top Gaming Laptops
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Do you have the latest PC game that you love playing and want to play it while you is traveling? Do you want to play World of Warcraft while you is on a long boring road trip? Then you need to start looking for gaming laptops. Gaming laptops are specially built for playing PC games without slowing down. Now not any laptop will perform good enough for all PC games, because some games have very high graphics and need plenty of processor speed. This article review describes in detail about the top existing gaming laptops that you can buy.
Alienware Aurora mALX
The Alienware Aurora mALX laptop is SLI-based, 19 inched and weighs about 15 pounds. This laptop will dominate any gaming laptop in its immediate surroundings. The Alienware Aurora have dual HDD support up to 240 Gigabytes, 1680x1050 pixel display, and a 2.4-GHz AMD Turion 64 ML-44 processor. This laptop may be the best laptop for playing the latest action packed fly-by PC games released. The gaming performance is great, but the AMD processor is a little slower than Intel's Core Duo chips. The Alienware Aurora maLX will use a lot of power, as the battery can be drained within just one hour. The price for this laptop will be in the range starting from $4500 up to $5500 (with configurations)
Hypersonic Aviator Fx7
The hypersonic Aviator features a 2.6GHz Athlon 64 FX-60 desktop CPA and has 2GBs of RAM, and a built in Webcam and a TV turner card. This laptop is built purely for your entertainment. The laptop weighs about 13 pounds and has a 17 inched LCD. The video display is excellent and can turn up to 85 frames a second for several PC games. The Hypersonic Aviator FX7 have a high score (8.5) among many gaming laptop fans. A downside to this laptop is that it can get hot pretty fast, and the cooling fans will make noticeable noise. The laptop price range is around $4800.
Voodoo Envy U:734
The Voodoo Envy weighs 8.7 pounds and has a 17 inched display, so it is pretty light for a gaming laptop. The color display is very good but will darken a little when viewing from a 45 degree angle. The Voodoo Envy U:735 has four built in speakers which produce very good position audio sound. During two straight hours of game play the laptop generates about the average amount of heat most gaming laptops creates, but would do poorly for usages of regular laptops. The price of the Voodoo Envy U:734 is around $3700.
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Article Title: Joey Yap – Providing Global Feng Shui Education
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In this article we will discuss Joey Yap – the creator of the Chinese Metaphysics' Mastery Academy (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia).
Joey's academy is dedicated to providing education on Feng Shui, Mian Xiang, BaZi, and a number of other subjects related to Chinese Metaphysics. Additionally, he is the CEO and Chief Consultant at Yap Global Consulting - an international consulting company specializing in Chinese Astrology and Feng Shui audits and services.
Joey has been invited as a speaker to TV and radio shows; he has written for the 2 leading newspapers in Malaysia; he has been featured in a number of popular global networks, such as Bloomberg, Time International, and Forbes International. In 2005 and 2008 he hosted his personal TV series dedicated to Feng Shui on the Malaysian networks.
Joey Yap is a writer who has written around 30 books on the topics of Feng Shui, Face Reading, Yi Jing, and Chinese Astrology. Joey started writing Feng Shui books in 2002, and his books were received well. Some of his books became best sellers in Asian countries (some have topped the Singaporean and Malaysian MPH bookstores' lists of bestsellers), as well as they received impressive reviews worldwide. Today, Joey is a recognized international author.
Books written by Joey Yap concentrate on the topics of Chinese Metaphysics, Feng Shui for homes and apartments, astrology, personal date selection, Feng Shui Flying Stars, BaZi destiny code, and Mian Xiang face reading. The topics on face reading cover: face palaces, positions, shapes, and the significance of birthmarks and moles. The topics on Feng Shui for homes cover: interior and exterior, the main door, bedrooms, kitchens, life Gua, and house Gua.
Joey offers creative learning systems for Feng Shui students and practitioners in the form of workbooks, CD ROMs, and training toolkits, making it easier to learn these involved subjects. Thousands of students have mastered Chinese Astrology and Feng Shui through Joey's books, learning programs, and online training. Joey's courses are taught by around 30 instructors worldwide. Joey strives for a peaceful coexistence with all Feng Shui schools, which would help to remove any learning barriers that confrontations tend to create. He publishes a free monthly newsletter with instructions for enthusiasts.
Joey conducts a yearly seminar "Feng Shui and Astrology" in Kuala Lumpur (attended by around 3500 people on average). This seminar is also conducted in Frankfurt, San Francisco, Toronto, New York, Sydney, London, and Singapore.
Yap Global Consulting offers consultations on Feng Shui and Astrology for anyone interested in these ancient notions, including individuals and corporations. The info that can be obtained through his consulting includes: estate planning, land selection, and destiny analysis (both, for corporations and individuals). The information is provided for residences, offices, corporate headquarters, and commercial properties. The company also offers seminars for corporations and private individuals. The company has a team of international consultants who conduct Feng Shui consulting and audits practically anywhere in the world.
Joey Yap has worked with Microsoft, Bloomberg, HSBC, Samsung, IBM, Alliance, HP, GreatEastern, Citibank, OCBC, SIME UEP, AutoBavaria, Volvo, AXA, CIMB, Hong-Leong, and others.
About The Author: James Brickman runs http://www.fengshuicrazy.com which teaches the ancient art of feng shui. Please visit his website to learn more about Joey Yap: http://www.fengshuicrazy.com/feng-shui-experts/the-feng-shui-expert-joey-yap.php
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Article Title: Seniors And Diabetes - What You Need To Know
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Diabetes impairs the health and well-being of 16 million people in the United States, and senior citizens run a particular risk. Due to already existent challenges to their health and lifestyle, it is more difficult to diagnose seniors with diabetes. Often other illnesses can mask diabetic symptoms.
Seniors with diabetes run a greater risk of complications like heart disease, stroke, loss of limbs from poor circulation, kidney disease and even blindness.
Diabetes is a disease by which the body cannot make or use its own insulin, a substance in the body which transforms sugar into usable energy. There are two types of Diabetes; Type 1 and Type 2. Those who suffer from Type 1 are in most cases children or young adults. Type 2 accounts for 90%-95% of all diabetes sufferers, and is most often found in people over the age of 45.
The chances of getting Type 2 diabetes escalates as you age. Some 18% of people over the age of 65 are sufferers. Those at risk usually have a history of Type 2 in their families, are overweight, get little to no exercise, or have problems with their cholesterol. African Americans, American Indians, and Hispanic groups are at greater risk. Common symptoms and warning signs include:
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So what are your options if you池e diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes? For the most part, it痴 a self-managed disease. The most important way to regulate your own diabetes is through diet and exercise. Losing weight if you are overweight, staying active and consistently keeping your blood sugar levels under control through self-monitoring will keep your diabetes symptoms and overall health in check. You値l need access to supplies like meters, test strips, and insulin. These supplies are often covered through your health insurance policy.
It痴 unfortunately difficult for a person with diabetes to obtain and keep health and life insurance, but not impossible. Insurance options for seniors with Type 2 include Medicare Plan D, state programs like EPIC (Elderly Pharmaceutical Insurance Coverage) and State Health Insurance Counseling and Assistance Programs (SHIP). Research your options online or talk to a healthcare agent.
Physical activity is a must, even for seniors without diabetes. Check with your local YMCA for physical fitness classes geared towards seniors, or if you池e homebound, chair exercises or just simple tasks like gardening and cleaning can be helpful. Check with your physician before beginning any physical regimen.
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Article Title: Florida Alligator Hunt!
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Wanna go alligator hunting? If you are looking for the most exciting hunt of a life time you have just found it! Just head for the Florida Everglades. If you are an outdoors type person and you enjoy the sport of hunting as I do, you should sign up for one of the alligator hunts that are available.
These hunts will provide you with a full time, very experienced guide that has accumulated many years of familiarity in this type of work. Often times the guides that you get have been active hunters and fishermen in the state of Florida for several decades and have handled many alligator hunts over the years.
Usually the programs are conducted on private land such as cattle ranches, sugar cane and farm operations as well as around the citrus groves. Many of the guides have access to leased wetlands which are the preferred habitat of alligators. In addition you can find several that offer legal hunts conducted on either private or public waters located on federal or state owned land.
If you should elect to participate in one of the public water hunts that are conducted through out the state on a variety of public rivers, lakes or wetlands you will find that these hunts are encouraged by the Florida conservation commission. This commission designates what areas the hunting can be conducted on. Naturally state permits are required and the state provides over four-thousand Alligator permits annually. Keep in mind that these permits are generally issued on a first come - first serve basis.
The hunts are usually conducted around the Southern Florida area near Lake Okeechobee or in the Florida Everglades depending upon the permit obtained. The only time that these public hunts are conducted is during the months of August to November of each year.
In order to add to the excitement of the hunt they are usually conducted in the evening and by airboat. The guide will arrange all the necessary paperwork such as the permits, licenses and tags while all that is required from you is to be there. Hunts are available from mid April through October, and possibly other dates depending on weather conditions; alligators in northern Florida do hibernate in the winter. This is a very unique opportunity.
The typical Florida alligator season runs August through October. This is a very limited season and interferes with deer season for most. Our guide has licensed nuisance tags which allows them hunt alligators at any time, and very likely you will be hunting a "problem" gator which increases the excitement even more. You may very well be saving somebody's pet, child, or animal by removing these gators. The legal weapons that can be used for these hunts are bows and crossbow, harpoons and a bang stick.
Depending upon the type of weather for the evening of the hunt the client should see several hundred different alligators on their airboat trip. Since most of these hunts are close up you are certain to experience a thrilling adventure that will last you a lifetime.
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Article Title: Effective Use of Keywords For Search Engine Optimization
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If you own a website today, you should be aware by now that traffic doesn't drive itself towards the site, something has to be done by you. You should do all you can to direct visitors to your website, or at least position yourself in a strategic place so that visitors can find you, who then will translate into traffic, conversions and ultimately sales. Internet marketers have over time devised new ways of driving traffic, some which are free and some which can be very expensive.
For starters, you can pay to get an advert placed on another website, you can engage in PPC advertising, you can advertise on an ezine, or better still you can subscribe and advertise on any of the many online newsletters that have many followers. All these methods are effective ways of driving traffic towards a website. On the flipside, there is a free of charge way of driving traffic towards a website, but only if you care to understand the ins and outs of the same.
This is known as Search Engine Optimization (or SEO) which entails modifying a website to boost its rankings on the SE results. Getting high rankings on the Search engines is paramount to the success of your online business because when web surfers search for something online, they are most likely going to click on the results that appear in the first page ie the first 10 websites. With that said, one of the proven and time tested ways to rate highly on the SERPS is to have informative, quality content within your site.
The main aim of the search engines is to try as much as they possibly can and catalog each and every single site on the WWW. Sadly though, it might not be very possible hence they can only rank the sites when these sites meet a certain 'set' criteria. Even so, some internet marketers take advantage of the SE system and try to practice unscrupulous acts to manipulate the SE spiders and get high rankings.
You can boost your page ranks by practicing such things as effective use of keywords and keyword phrases throughout the content on each web page. Use the keywords effectively and avoid overstuffing to avoid being penalized. The keyword density should be at least 2-3% per every 100 words for effective keyword use. The use of keywords should also flow naturally so that your readers can understand what they are reading about. As such, you should have both the search engines and your potential visitors in mind when doing Search Engine Optimization.
Thanks to technology, today you can be able to SE optimize your website in less than an hour, as the entire process has been automated. There are software available online today, some which are free of charge, that are able to do just about everything for you, giving you enough time to worry about the format of your website, the content to use, the quality of your products and/or services and other things but optimization.
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Article Title: Auto Transport Checklist - How to Prepare Your Car For Shipping
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Auto shipping is a process of shipping the car from dealer's lot or from any other locality that links shipping companies, consumers and dealers in the most efficient way possible. Because of the increasing demand and heavy traffic there are numerous auto companies that offers a reliable and affordable service. These companies provides auto transport checklist for car owners who are decided to transport their car using the service. Once you received the transport estimates and chosen the car transport service you need to follow the guidelines given in the checklist before the auto shipping company comes to pick up the vehicle or when you decide to leave your car at the service terminal. Following the guidelines will minimize potential problems that may arise at the point of time.
The first thing you need to make sure is that your car is safe and functioning. The transporters will make sure that the brakes and steering are working properly by driving the car on and off the carrier at some time during the delivery. Leaking fluids and the fluid level should be check to ensure that it is low enough to hold expansion. Usually a car transport truck has two levels and your car might be on the top of another person's car. If in case your car leaks fluid to another vehicle, you will be liable for battery fluid or oil and coolant. It is best that you half fill the tank gas in the vehicle since full tank of gasoline adds more weight in transport.
You should be present during the inspection of your vehicle before shipping. Other companies require you to sign a bill of lading as well as details on the state of the vehicle. The checking is done both before the car is shipped and before the vehicle arrives at its destination. If it is impossible for you to be present during the inspection you may ask someone as your representative to be present during the inspection. You should check for the insurance service that the company is offering in case they damage your car accidentally. It will help you decide which company to choose by checking testimonials of previous customers.
Make sure that you have disabled anti-theft devices and alarms connected in the car. It might cause problems and unwanted expenses if the alarm goes off during the transport of the vehicle. Remove personal belongings except the tools that are needed such as spare tire and jacks. CD/DVD players, ground effects, lights, grill covers, wide mirrors and others should also be removed. Included also in the auto transport checklist the sealing of any open or tear seams on convertible tops to prevent fast-moving air that may cause further harm. Make sure that the radiator is prepared for new climates and has enough level of fresh antifreeze.
The auto transport checklist is important in avoiding harm and accident that may occur during transport. It will benefit both the owner and the transport company. It is also important to choose a transport company that will provide the best liability insurance.
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Email provides us with a world of convenience as far as communicating with our friends and loved ones are concerned. While before, we need to wait for days or weeks to receive a letter by snail mail, now with email we can receive it in a matter of minutes. Unfortunately, the anonymity of email messages can also be scary. We can now receive all manner of threatening emails without knowing who sent them. Of course, we can just delete these emails but at the back of our minds we would always be bothered. Is there someone out there who means us harm? Do we need to take precautions?
Fortunately, there is a quick way to deal with this problem using the information located in the email's header. The header normally includes the following information: the email address of the sender, the email address or addresses of the recipients, the date the email was sent and the subject (if the sender provided one). Once you have located the header, you can contact the email provider and inform them about the threatening emails you have received. These companies take complaints of this nature very seriously and you can be assured that they will take action accordingly.
However, the one thing they will not do is provide you with the name and address of the person who sent you the emails since they are constrained by the privacy provisions of their service agreement. In fact, they would also not provide this information to the proper authorities without a court order requiring them to do so.
Fortunately, there is a way to acquire this information: do a reverse search to find out who is behind a particular email address. All you need to do is login to a site that provides reverse search services and type in the email address whose sender you want to investigate. The site will then search its database and provide you with the name and address of the person who owns the email address. These sites could also provide you with the email address of a specific person. Just type in their first and last name, and the site will provide you with their email address if it is in their database.
Many of these sites provide their services for free, but these free services are limited in the depth of information they can provide you. If you want more detailed information you should consider using a paid service. Becoming a subscriber to such a service would allow you to do unlimited searches; you can also ask the service to do a background check on the owner of a particular email address. This background check would include information such as what properties they own, what professional licenses they hold and if they've ever been in an accident or declared bankruptcy. All of this information is gathered from public records. You can also reverse search social network sites such as Friendster and Facebook to see if the owner of a particular email address is a member. Thus, these email search sites can provide you with the peace of mind you need if you feel you are being stalked or threatened.
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Article Title: Driving to South Akumal From the Cancun Airport
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When staying in Akumal, you will find that rental cars provide an economical form of transportation in and around the town. You can take the direct route and drive from the Cancun airport to Akumal via Highway #307.
Akumal is an easy trip on a well-maintained four lane divided highway from the Cancun airport. We are about 100 kilometers south of the airport, which translates to a 1 to 1½ hour trip.
From the airport, take the first right exit to Highway 307. Just follow the Playa del Carmen exit signs south onto the highway. There is a gas station and McDonalds on the right just after getting on 307 if you need gas or a snack. In 20 minutes, you can stop at Puerto Morelos for gas or a convenience store. Although many gas stations are available in Mexico, it's always a good idea to stop if you have less than a quarter of a tank of gas left.
Further along highway 307, you will pass through Playa del Carmen. There are many eateries here as well as mega supermarkets. Don't go over 80 kph as they use radar heavily. And watch out for topes (speed bumps)! They love them in this entire area.
After you leave Puerto Aventuras, you are only 10 minutes from the Akumal exit.
To get to South Akumal check your odometer at the overpass in Akumal and travel exactly 4 kilometers past Akumal to the returno at Bahia Principe and then go back towards Akumal for 2 kilometers where you will see the exit for South Akumal (Akumal Sur). This is the entrance to South Akumal. Our home is the only yellow house on the street. (For more complete directions, please print the map on our website http://akumalvacation.com/)
Most places take Credit Cards or US dollars, but we recommend that you change some dollars to pesos before you get to Akumal, either at AmEx in the Cancun airport or in a bank in Playa del Carmen. There are ATM machines at the banks in
Playa del Carmen and Tulum as well in the Bahia Principe Resort 2 km south of our villa where you can get pesos if needed.
If you want to go to North Akumal just make a U-turn at the first returno after the overpass and then turn right at the overpass. When entering the town of Akumal, you will pass an information stand. This stand is an ideal place to pick up a local map of the area for current and future reference during your stay!
Just before the Arch, you will see the Super Chomack on your right, and Mulgren's Lavenderia, Oshun Boutique, and Minisuper Las Palmas on your left. The outdoor fruiteria may be open, and is a great area to buy some fresh produce for a taste of the local fare. If you failed to make reservations before arriving in Akumal, the information stand will also be able to refer you to a reputable local establishment.
Something to note about the drivers in Mexico is that observing stop signs is mostly optional. Taxicabs seem to have the right of way, and it is best to simply stay patient and allow the other drivers to do what they wish.
Defensive driving is the most important skill when operating a vehicle in and around Akumal. If you feel afraid driving in a foreign land, perhaps you should hire a cab driver.
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