Robert Pattinson, Katy Perry Dating: Rumor or Reality?

Well things haven?t calmed down at all when it comes to the R-Patz rumor mill. First, he was getting back with Kristen, then he wasn?t. Next he was hooking up with Reese Witherspoon, then he wasn?t. What?s next? Well, naturally another young celebrity is on the list. This one just abruptly ended a marriage, and even dated heartthrob John Mayer. I can see where she would be a likely target. The rumor has it that Pattinson and Perry sat down for an official date together. Some sites even claim to have text message evidence. GASP! The sites say that they met for a date in the SOHO district of New York City. As much as we would like to believe something like this, I have found out it isn?t true. The king of celebrity rumor denials, GossipCop, says that this is a totally ?pants of fire? lie. They point out specific things about the HollywoodLife article that originally posted the rumor. For example, the site says that they have a history together, which is actually just a normal friendship. Sure, Rob may have reached out to friends when the break-up happened. He may have even called up Katy to help [...]

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How to Build a Facebook Presence that Delivers for Your Business ...

How can your small business get the most out of Facebook? During the judging phase of OPEN?s Big Break for Small Business^? contest, I asked my fellow judges to talk about how business owners can use Facebook to promote their companies. Facebook?s Heather Freeland, Bonobos CEO Andy Dunn and ?SmallBizLady,? small business expert and best-selling author Melinda Emerson all had insights to share.

(Note: You can help choose this year?s Big Break winners by clicking on the ?Big Break for Small Business? tab on American Express OPEN?s Facebook page and casting your votes by August 31.)

How can business owners new to Facebook get the most from it?

Emerson: Start by creating a business page and posting status updates to it regularly. Share links to articles and your own blog entries, if you have a blog. Post thought-provoking questions along with the links to encourage fans to participate. Facebook is a great place to share visuals, so post photos and videos as much as possible.

Dunn: Remember to treat Facebook as a two-way conversation. If you?re self-serving, you?ll miss what social media is all about. At Bonobos, (a men?s clothing retailer), about 80 percent of what we say on our Facebook page isn?t self-promotional. We do quizzes, and we ask questions like ?What?s your response when someone says, ?Nice pants??? It?s the interaction that counts.

Freeland: I recommend using the Page Insights tool to better understand who your fans are and what type of content engages them most. It lets you see how many fans you reach with each post and how they respond?for example, by ?liking? your posts, commenting on them or sharing them. You can also use the information provided by this tool to target prospects who resemble your current fans, which can help expand your pool of contacts.

What are some effective examples of social media marketing on Facebook?

Freeland: Last year?s Big Break contest winners provided some terrific examples. Spoonflower, a custom fabric printing company holds weekly fabric-design competitions on its Facebook page. Designers ask their friends to vote for them, which builds awareness for the company. Another winner, Big Daddy?s Barbeque, brought its physical community online by printing ?Like us on Facebook? on receipts and handing out promotional cards with the same message outside churches and salons in their community. Relatively simple actions like these can be very effective.

Dunn: Integrate your website?s login with the Facebook Open Graph so your site experience ties seamlessly to the social graph. In addition, featuring limited-time offers on Facebook can amplify awareness via the social graph?allowing customers to share the deals within their networks.

Emerson: I like to use my SmallBizLady page on Facebook to highlight special fans. Each month, I choose a fan to write a guest post on my blog and then promote the post on Facebook. If I have a photo of the fan, I?ll post it as well. It?s an excellent way to give a shout-out, and the fan is thrilled. This is one of the methods I use to generate traffic to my blog from Facebook.

Bonobos has seen great success with Facebook advertising. Could you describe your approach?

Dunn: Facebook ads have been a fantastic source of customers for us. When you launch a brand, you?re trying to create demand for a brand that doesn?t exist in customers? minds yet. Facebook?s highly personalized display ads give you a powerful way to do this.

Our core customers are 18- to 40-year-old men who are active and like to play sports. Many of them live in New York, California, Illinois, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Facebook allows us to distribute ads directly to this group. We can also run several different campaigns and analyze the responses. Based on the results, we decide which campaigns we?ll invest in further and which ones we?ll retire.

What advice would you give to a business owner who has tried marketing on Facebook but hasn?t yet seen strong results?

Emerson: Try again and really focus your efforts. You need to know who your target audience is and provide them with helpful content on a daily basis. Inconsistent and undisciplined social media marketing efforts won?t pay off.

Freeland: Building an effective Facebook presence takes time. Look into resources that can help you make the most of your business page, such as the Facebook Marketing Classroom and the Facebook Marketing page. These resources provide wonderful tools, tips and webinars to help you optimize results. You can also build your knowledge of the basics of Facebook by taking the OPEN Forum Crash Course, Facebook for Your Business.

I hope these tips have given you inspiration for marketing your company using Facebook. Stay tuned for my next blog post, where I?ll talk with the Big Break judges once again for more tips on using social media to attract and engage customers. Looking for additional resources to build your online presence and grow your business? Explore American Express OPEN?s Shop Small toolkit.

American Express OPEN and Facebook are giving five small business owners a Big Break for their business and community. Winners will get $25,000 to help grow their business and drive customers to their door, plus a one-on-one strategy session with American Express OPEN and Facebook to put it all into action. Additionally, the winners? communities will get statement credit offers for American Express Cardmembers who spend at area merchants that accept American Express Cards during one weekend in September. Voting for the five winners will take place from August 20, 2012 through August 31, 2012 on facebook.com/OPEN.

Limit one (1) vote per person/email address per Video Entry per day. Votes should be cast for the small business owners who the voter thinks shows the most passion for their own small businesses and have an interest in using social media to promote their small businesses, in addition to giving back to their community, as expressed in the Video Entry. Voting ends 11:59 p.m. EST on August 31, 2012. See Voting Terms for complete details.

Source: http://www.openforum.com/articles/how-to-build-a-facebook-presence-that-delivers-for-your-business

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SIDELINES: Special Olympics shows us the real power of sports

By CASEY OLSON
Federal Way Mirror Sports editor
August 23, 2012 ? Updated 4:33 PM?

Special Olympics are sports at its purest form. It?s an organization all about real, true sports, and ultimately using the power of sports as a vehicle to inspire and change lives.

As a sports reporter for the last umpteen years and as the father of kids participating in youth sports, I have seen the dark side from parents, coaches and kids.

The ?fun? of playing sports as a youngster is sometimes taken away from the kids. Too many parents are pushing their kids too hard for the ever-elusive college scholarship and certain ?select? coaches are making fake promises regarding those scholarships.

I will let you in on a little secret. If your kid is good enough at a certain sport, they will get to continue their athletic career in college. It makes zero difference to a college coach how many articles have been in the newspaper or what ?select? team they played for when they were 10 years old.

All that drama is meaningless to Special Olympics athletes. They could care less about bad calls from a referee, only making the junior varsity or not getting their name in the newspaper.

They just go out on the field with a smile on their face and play the game how it?s supposed to be played ? for the fun of it. It?s awesome to see.

Last weekend, I had the absolute honor of attending a Special Olympics fundraiser hosted by the Equinox Business Law Group in Bellevue, which honored teams from Federal Way and Bellevue.

If you didn?t know, the Special Olympics is an international non-profit organization dedicated to empowering individuals with special needs to become physically fit, productive and instill in them a sense of accomplishment and a competitive spirit.

According to the Special Olympics website, ?children and adults with special needs who participate in Special Olympics develop improved physical fitness and motor skills, greater self-confidence and a more positive self-image. They grow mentally, socially and spiritually and, through their activities, exhibit boundless courage and enthusiasm, enjoy the rewards of friendship and ultimately discover not only new abilities and talents but ?their voices? as well.?

In short, the Special Olympics strive for everything that?s great about sports. They teach actual life lessons. Stuff like how to work as a team, leadership, don?t ever give up despite the score, and being a good winner and a good loser, among thousands of other things.

The best moments of the fundraiser came when a pair of Special Olympians got up enough courage to share their stories with the crowd, which isn?t a small undertaking.

One of those speeches came from Auburn High School senior-to-be Tyler May, who brought down the house with his passionate backing of the Special Olympics. May described how his participation in Special Olympics has changed his life and given him the confidence he lacked before signing up.

?I can now look people in the eyes when I talk to them,? he said.

The autistic May was featured in the Auburn Reporter last year after he won the Special Olympics state golf championship and then made the Auburn Trojans? varsity golf team.

Growing up, Tyler participated and did well in other sports, such as Little League baseball and soccer. It was all part of the family?s efforts to make Tyler?s life as normal as possible, to treat his autism without giving in to it.

Eventually the hectic pace of the games and the noise made it difficult for Tyler to enjoy the sports.

That?s when Tyler turned to golf.

?He?s been hitting balls since he was 7, but I couldn?t take him on the golf course because of his disability and anger management issues,? his father, Tom May, said. ?It just wasn?t appropriate for me to take him out there.?

In May 2010, however, Tom figured Tyler was ready and signed him up as a member of the Jade Green?s Men?s Club, just down the road from their home.

That?s when things took off for Tyler.

?It was pretty tough at first. The coach told my teammates about my disability, so they understood what was going on,? Tyler said. ?They are probably the best teammates to play with. They are really very kind people.?

?Every time he comes out to the golf course, it?s therapy for him,? Tom said. ?His therapy never stops.?

That?s some pretty powerful stuff and quite a testimonial for the benefits of Special Olympics and sports in general.

Federal Way has always been on the cutting edge of allowing students with disabilities to participate in sports. Federal Way Public Schools is one of a few districts in the state that offers students with disabilities a chance to get out and play. There are currently about 100 student-athletes participating each season.

The program is free for students attending kindergarten through 12th grade within the district. Participants build self-esteem and fitness while gaining the opportunity to participate in an extracurricular activity at school and meet new people. Federal Way offers bowling, basketball, soccer and track.

For more information about the district?s Special Olympics athletic programs, contact Sharon Boyle at (253) 945-5576 or email sboyle@fwps.org. To learn more about Special Olympics in Washington, visit specialolympicswashington.org. You can also make donations to the organization through the website.

Contact Federal Way Mirror Sports editor Casey Olson at sports@fedwaymirror.com or (253) 925-5565 ext. 5056.

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Family Fun Guide // Week of: August 27 - Life 102.5

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Next week?s guide is available every Wednesday, just click the ?next week? link!
<< Previous Week?|?Next Week >> . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LAST of SUMMER POOL EXCURSIONS What:?It seems each year this week comes along way too soon ? the last week of outdoor pool season, and I panic that my kids and I have not had the water fun I expected or likely promised at the beginning of summer. Even though it?s hot way into September, it is sad but true that most public outdoor pools end their season around Labor Day weekend. If you haven?t had enough fun in the sun poolside, be sure the check the hours of your favorite community pool and watch the forecast for a nice warm day to splash around with your kids. Find my near-complete list of outdoor pools in Dane County on MadisonWithKids.com (the list specifically includes pools & aquatic centers that have a toddler pool area or zero-depth entrance.) Don?t forget the sunscreen. When:?Hours vary per pool. Where:?Madison, Sun Prairie, Mount Horeb, Middleton, Monona? Cost:?Admission varies $3 ? $8. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FAMILY MOVIE at ROCKY ROCOCO What:?Rocky Rococo?s of Madison shows family-friendly movies at their two Party Pizzeria locations with large party rooms and a big screen. Dine with your family while taking in a movie shown many weekdays at Noon and 6pm, or one of several times during the weekend. Check their website for times & movie titles, though it?s best to call and confirm showings in case their room is booked for another event. Note:?Please use your discretion as to appropriate content for your family. For detailed, family-focused movie reviews, you can refer to the websites: MovieGuide.org or PluggedIn.com When:?Monday ? Friday @ Noon & 6pm, call or see website for full weekend schedule Where:?Rocky Rococo Party Pizzeria (East @ 1753 Thierer Rd by East Towne; West @ 7952 Tree Ln by Mineral Point Rd & West Beltline Hwy)
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WEST??Map? Cost:?Movie is free, dine-in purchase expected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BARNES & NOBLE STORY TIME What:?Both stores in Madison invite families with younger children for stories and other activities on Thursday mornings at 10:30. B&N near West Towne has Stories, Songs & More, most appropriate for children ages 2-6. The East Towne store offers a weekly Story Time, encouraging families ?with younger children? as the selection of stories each week may capture a variety of ages, typically toddler to kindergarten level. When:?Mon ? Fri 10am-4pm; plus a number of scheduled weekend events. Note: Trails are open daily, dawn to dusk. Where:?10:30 a.m., Thursday, August 30^th
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WEST??Map? Cost:?Free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HOME DEPOT KIDS WORKSHOP What:?Build a goal post football game! Free hands-on workshops designed for children ages 5-12 offered the 1^st Saturday of every month at all Home Depot stores between 9:00 a.m. ? 12:00 p.m. Workshops teach children do-it-yourself skills, tool safety, and instill a sense of pride and accomplishment. All kids get to keep their craft and receive a FREE Kids Workshop Apron, a commemorative pin and certificate of achievement. When:?9:00am-12:00pm, Saturday, Sept 1^st Where:?All Home Depot Stores??Map? Cost:?Free (Kids may want to add finishing touches on projects at home, which may require purchase of craft paint or small supplies, if not available at home.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TASTE of MADISON What:?The Taste of Madison 2012 will feature 84 local restaurants with menu items available for purchase usually ranging in price from $1 ? $4. This annual event brings a huge variety of food as well as live music all around the Capitol Square. These smaller portions of food mean you can find a complete lunch or just a small snack perfect for kids ? a good way to get them to try something new! Note:?This is a really big event and you are certain to find yourself walking heel-to-heel at times. Just take your time, you can purchase food and step aside to sit on the Capitol Lawn, on benches or the curb. Check the website for a full list of restaurants, and the items they are serving ? this can help determine where to start and save time by deciding what you plan to ?taste?. Allergy note:?The website provides a list of allergy-friendly foods by searching restaurants ?by cuisine? When:?Saturday, Sept 1^st @ 2pm to 8:30pm (starts after Farmers Market) & Sunday, Sept 2^nd @ 11am-7pm Where:?Capitol Square, Madison??Map? Cost:?Free admission & entertainment, purchases optional ______________________________________________
More ways to enjoy a ?stay-cation?:

• DaneCountyFarmer?s Market & State Capitol Observation Deck
• Play in the sand at a local beach, see City ofMadison Parkswebsite for detailed listing, or visit the website of your community parks & recreation department for a list of open beaches
• Go out for ice cream (Dairy Queen, Coldstone Creamery, Chocolate Shoppe or Culvers)
• Dine out at a restaurant that offers a?Kids Eat Free?promotion to save money.

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Next week?s guide is available every Wednesday, just click the ?next week? link!
<< Previous Week?|?Next Week >> For other events in the area, visit our?Events Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I grew up in the Madison area and am now raising my three daughters in ?Fitch-Rona?, so I?m very passionate about helping families navigate the community and all it has to offer.
- KellyKelly is the publisher of the Madison with Kids annual guide, and website MadisonwithKids.com, and also publishes?Preschool Life.

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Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle Review - fitness and health

This is my Burn the Fat Feed the Muscle Review - drop your comments after read please!?This fat burning method has been an Internet best seller since 2002, which means it's now approaching it's 10th year in a row of international popularity. The book by Tom Venuto, is a highly popular fitness program (it has been one of the most popular fat loss programs?online for almost 10 years), used by millions of people around the world (men and women of all ages in over 141 countries have lost anywhere from a few pounds to 253 pounds using BFFM). And here's a reason why...

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Expand Rosters NFL, add DE Saints

Yesterday, 09:42 PM ? #1 Subscribing Member ? Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Lafayette, La Thread Starter Expand Rosters NFL, add DE Saints Did you know this year the NFL will place a certified person in the booth in every game-day stadium whose only job is to look for a player exhibiting signs of a possible head injury, whereupon that player will be removed from the game and evaluated? I overheard Pat Kirwin discussing this. It appears that if a player shows any symptoms of concussion, he will not be allowed to return to the game. This is a direct result of the concussion lawsuits levied against the NFL this off-season. Kirwin said the NFL should expand both the 53 man roster and the 46 man game-day roster. Most teams typically have 7 offensive linemen active on gameday -- the 5 starters, a swing tackle, and a swing inside guy. If by halftime, two linemen have their bell rung, you're coming out the lockerroom with zero depth. Many players have said that they have their bell rung about 5 times a game-- not a concussion, just a hard hit that dazes you for a second or three. I played DE, DT, and TE in high school. I can tell you that in that first step on the snap, when DE meets T, or DT meets G, that collision is violent enough at the high school level to make your head hurt if you're playing across from someone worth his salt. In the NFL, everyone is worth their salt, and the collisions are exponentially more violent-- and that's not even counting the full speed collisions away from the LOS. The point is that if the NFL is going to err on the safe side and pull players from the game for the duration of the game, the rosters need expansion. It's hard enough fielding depth with the limitations already in place. Speaking of depth, the Saints should really consider throwing their hat in the free agent tour for Andre Carter and or James Hall. Carter had 10 sacks after finally going back to a 4-3 team last year before suffering his first significant knee injury. He looks to be healthy, and like last year will probably sign a one year deal at veteran minimum. Hall played under Spags and already knows the defense. If, as Vitt alluded, Martez Wilson is temporarily going back to LB due to the depth issues there, adding a bonafide pass rusher at DE is a no-brainer with Will Smith potentially missing the first month. For a team that doesn't get 40 sacks a season, it should be a no brainer period. 3 out of 3 members found this post helpful. Yesterday, 09:58 PM ? #3 Amakakeru Ryu no Hirameki ? Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: San Jose, CA Age: 29 Wilson is staying at DE, see below: Steve Spagnuolo Discusses Tackling, Middle Linebackers Also, as it pertains to Carter, the Rams signed Vernon Gholston over him, that's saying a LOT. Reports are Carter has no burst and isn't nearly recovered from his injury. I don't have any news on James Hall, but if we haven't brought him in thus far, then something must be up with him. I think we are fine at DE at the moment. Sooner or later, we are going to have to depend on our young talent. We need to find out what we have, that won't happen with a vet coming in taking all the snaps and reps.... 1 out of 1 members found this post helpful. Yesterday, 10:31 PM ? #10 Super Forum Fanatic ? Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Frisco, TX (from Abbeville, LA) If anyone is curious this is the protocol: Quote: NFL team medical personnel will use this season a new standardized sideline concussion assessment protocol, the NFL Head, Neck and Spine Committee announced Friday. The announcement was made in Indianapolis at the NFL Combine by Dr. Margot Putukian, member of NFL Head, Neck and Spine Committee and chair of the Return-to-Play Subcommittee. Developed by the subcommittee in response to a team medical staff survey conducted last season, the new protocol combines a symptom checklist, a limited neurological examination including a cognitive evaluation, and a balance assessment. It uses as a foundation many components of the sideline tool developed by the Concussion in Sport group that most recently met in Zurich in 2008. It was developed by the NFL Head, Neck, and Spine Committee, with input from the NFLPA and its medical advisors, NFL team physicians, athletic trainers and their professional societies, and other medical experts. NFL announces new sideline concussion assessment protocol - NFL.com __________________ Us Against The World All times are GMT -5. The time now is 04:21 AM.

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