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Today is . . . . Bunker Hill Day (Massachusetts)
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In this Issue
** Tip Of The Day - Web Page Backgrounds
** Today's Highlight in History - The Battle
of Bunker Hill
** Food For Thought By Dr. Kevin Nunley
- Ace In The Hole
** Trivia
** Technology News - UK Worries Over Personal
Privacy
** Power Quotes by Kevin Eikenberry
** Woman in Business by Rozey Gean - Professional
Web Design:
Does It Really Matter?
** Grins - The Dude Ranch
** Publications of Interest
** "Cooking for the Empty Nest" - Recipe of the
Week
by Susan Kemp - Tender Rib
Roast w/ Horseradish Sauce
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Tip of the Day
Web Page Backgrounds
Every once in awhile, you might run across a web
page you wish to
print. If your printer prints out the background
of the web
page, it wastes lots of ink and takes a lot of
time.
Well, you can set things up so the web backgrounds
aren't
printed. Here's how:
With Internet Explorer:
1. Click the "Tools" menu, then "Internet Options",
and select
the Advanced tab.
2. Scroll down to the "printing" category. Make
sure the box for
printing backgrounds is NOT checked.
Then click OK.
With Netscape:
1. Click File, Page setup...
2. Make sure the "Print backgrounds" box is unchecked.
That's it. If you were printing out backgrounds
before, this
should take care of the problem. If you do want
to print the
backgrounds, make sure that little box is checked.
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Today in History
On this date in 1775, during the American Revolution,
British
General William Howe landed his troops on the
Charlestown
peninsula overlooking Boston and led them against
Breed's Hill, a
fortified American position just below Bunker
Hill.
As the British advanced in columns against the
Americans, Patriot
General William Prescott reportedly told his
men, "Don't one of
you fire until you see the whites of their eyes!"
When the
Redcoats were within 40 yards, the Americans
let loose with a
lethal barrage of musket fire, cutting down nearly
100 enemy
troops and throwing the British into retreat.
After reforming his lines, Howe attacked again,
with much the
same result. However, Prescott's men were now
low on ammunition,
and when Howe led his men up the hill for a third
time, they
reached the redoubts and engaged the Americans
in hand-to-hand
combat. The outnumbered Americans were forced
to retreat.
The British had won the so-called Battle of Bunker
Hill, and
Breed's Hill and the Charlestown peninsula fell
firmly under
British control. Despite losing their strategic
positions, the
battle was a morale-builder for the Americans,
who had suffered
far fewer casualties than their enemy while demonstrating
that
they could conduct war effectively against the
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Trivia
A currency denomination is said to be legal tender
if it can be
used, per the law, to pay off debts, public or
private. For
example, in the US, a penny is not legal tender.
If you borrow $1
a friend, he or she has the right to refuse accepting
repaym ent
of the loan if it is made in pennies because
a penny is not legal
tender. You may, however, pay off the debt using
dimes because a
dime is legal tender.
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Technology News
UK Worries Over Personal Privacy
Privacy advocates in the United Kingdom reacted
harshly this week
to the government's announcement that the list
of organizations
allowed to obtain records of users' personal
information would be
significantly expanded.
Under the former terms of the Regulation of Investigatory
Powers
Act, only law enforcement officials could legally
access such
information as Web usage and records of e-mail
or telephone
communications. The new rules allow 24 more organizations
access
to this data. Privacy groups worry that many
of the non-law
enforcement agencies are not prepared to handle
private
information securely and that there will be new
and widespread
opportunity for abuse.
Concerns were also raised over new provisions
that allow access
to personal information without consent from
a judge. Now, such
access can be granted by an agency's senior managers.
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Power Quotes by Kevin Eikenberry
"You can get everything you want in life, if you
just help enough
other people get what they want. "
- Zig Ziglar, Author and Speaker
Questions to Ponder
Do I agree with this point?
In what ways can I be more "other focused" today?
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WOMEN WORKING FROM HOME
by Rozey Gean
Professional Web Design: Does It Really
Matter?
You may never get a second chance to make a good
first
impression. How many times have you heard that
one? Sure, it is
very important to make a good first impression
face to face, but
is it all that important through your web site?
You bet it is! It
is probably even more important over the Internet
because you
must sell yourself long before you have the opportunity
to
converse with your potential clientele.
Because the relationships you establish over the
Internet are not
generated through personal, face-to-face contact,
your web site
becomes the Introduction to YOU! Therefore, the
design of your
web site will greatly determine your success
via the Internet.
Professional web site design could mean the difference
between
actually generating profits for your business
and merely hoping
someone will buy.
Where one begins in deciding whom to select for
professional web
site design can often prove to be mind boggling.
How does one
appropriately determine which designer to retain?
What sets one
designer apart from another? Can I actually afford
the fees of a
professional designer? How much is a professional
designer really
worth? Certainly, these are all questions that
come to mind
during the preliminary stages.
For starters, one of the most important and obvious
characteristics of a professional web site designer
is his/her
own web site. In reviewing the professional designer's
own web
site, you will be able to gather valuable information
about the
designer . The designer's site should not only
be appealing to
the eye, but it should provide answers to your
questions
pertaining to professional design, as well as
what services the
designer offers. For example: does the designer's
web site easily
guide you to and explain each service offered;
provide you with
insight on every aspect you should consider in
the design
process: and give you a comprehensive overview
of packages you
can select from with a price list to determine
how he/she can
work within your budget?
Another factor to be determined in your selection
process is how
effective the designer has been in creating sites
for other
clients that actually produce traffic and sales.
If the
designer's site does not include testimonials
or lead you to
other sites he/she has created, do not hesitate
to request these
references.
As a client, you may not have the eye of a designer.
While you
are good at what you do, web site design is not
your forte in
life. You may depend on the designer to tell
you what you need,
why you need it, and what needs to be done to
accomplish it. In
selecting a professional designer, seek one who
offers a free
consultation as part of his/her services. Should
you be starting
out with an existing web site or a list of ideas,
the designer
must be willing to conduct a thorough review
and offer competent,
professional, and honest feedback. While the
designer is a
professional in design, you are the expert in
your particular
field. You should be able to provide important
content that is
directly related to your field to aid the designer
in creating a
dynamic marketing tool-your web site!
Yes, professional web design really does matter
and well worth
the investment! Just as with any investment one
makes in life,
putting your money into a professionally designed
web site can be
viewed as "buying into your future." Without
making that initial
investment, you will never know the rewards you
could have
harvested!
Copyright, Rozey Gean, All Rights Reserved
Worldwide
___About The Author___
Rozey Gean is the founder of Marketing-Seek.com
where
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Grins
The Dude Ranch
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My wife and I went to a "Dude Ranch" while in
Texas. The cowboy
preparing the horses asked if she wanted a Western
or English
saddle, and she asked what the difference was.
He told her one had a horn and one didn't.
She replied, "The one without the horn is fine.
I don't expect
we'll run into too much traffic."
Limericks
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There once was a man from Great Britain
Who interrupted two girls at their knittin'.
Said he with a sigh,
"That park bench, well, I
Just painted it right where you're sittin'."
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There was an old man from Verheath
Who sat on his set of false teeth
He jumped with a start-
said, "O, dear, bless my heart...
I've bitten myself underneath."
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A cardiac patient named Fred
Made a limerick up in his head.
But before he had time
To write down the last line...
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"Cooking for the Empty Nest"
Recipe of the Week
by Susan Kemp
Tender Rib Roast w/ Horseradish Sauce
This roast is tender and simply delicious topped
with horseradish
sauce.
Ingredients:
3/4 cup all purpose flour
1 tablespoon paprika
3 garlic cloves, minced
1 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 (3-or-4-rib roast) trimmed of excess fat, feather
bone and ribs loosened and tied in place
Horseradish Sauce
Directions:
Preheat oven to 325 degrees F. Combine flour,
paprika, garlic,
salt and pepper. Rub roast completely with this
mixture. Place
roast fat side up in shallow roasting pan (a
rack is not
necessary since bones form natural rack). Insert
meat thermometer
into thickest part of roast, making sure tip
does not touch bone.
To determine roasting time:
Very rare--15 to 17 minutes per pound or 130 degrees
F. on
thermometer.
Medium rare--18 to 20 minutes per pound or 150
degrees F. on
thermometer.
Well done-- 22 to 28 minutes per pound or 165
degrees F. on
thermometer.
When desired doneness is reached, turn heat off,
leave oven door
ajar and allow meat to rest 20 minutes, or if
oven is needed for
another purpose, remove roast and let stand in
a warm place near
the oven. (This makes carving easier, and less
juice will run out
onto the platter so the meat will be more succulent.)
Discard
strings and serve roast with horseradish sauce.
HORSERADISH SAUCE:
3/4 cup chili sauce
1/4 cup catsup
1/4 cup minced celery
1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice or to taste
1 tablespoon horseradish (not creamed) or to
taste
1/2 teaspoon salt
Dash or 2 of hot pepper sauce
Combine all ingredients and mix well.
Chill before serving.
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Yours in cooking - Sue
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That's it for now
Best Wishes
Bob Osgoodby - bob@adv-marketing.com
http://www.adv-marketing.com
Copyright - 2002
