| Successful Co-Parenting: How to Raise Happy, Healthy Kids with Your Ex
Are you tired of playing joint-custody tug-of-war with your Ex? Would you rather be paying for your kid's needs than paying your custody attorney? Discover the How-Tos of mutual respect with your Ex and co-operation in your shared parenting plans. Find advice that's miles apart from the usual divorced-parent information found in any ordinary shared-custody parenting class. These 5 Steps to Successful Co-parenting give you, your Ex, and your children the support you need most. Divorced with kids, but still playing the "who's-right, who's-wrong" game? Are your attempts to co-parent plagued by leftover anger and unsettled arguments from the past? If you're angry, confused, or just wondering how in the world you will ever be able to share the responsibility of raising your kids with your Ex, then read on.
Web Analytics as a Means to an End
Analytics is simply a means to an end. It doesn't provide all the answers; just understanding visitor behavior won't make your company perform better online. If Web analytics focus is misdirected at your organization, keep these points in mind: Take action. The key to success is taking action on your findings. Ideally, this can be in the form of A/B or multivariate testing or behavioral targeting. This way you can truly see the impact of your changes. If you just roll out a new page, you won't truly know the overall impact it made or what made the greatest impact on the page, as behaviors and traffic often fluctuate over time.You don't need to test new ideas against your entire traffic base. Depending on your site traffic, you can just carve out a percentage of overall traffic to test.
Teen activism takes root
Sudan is so many miles away from the hearts and minds of everyday Americans. Even with the Hollywood glitz and glamor that's associated with highlighting the ongoing genocide there, it's easy to forget that people are dying. Yeah, it's cool to say you care about it, and gosh, someone should do something. So many celebrities and other prominent Americans have said so. But it's much harder to actually take action and make a difference. Yet two Seaholm High School students have decided not to just talk about the genocide but do something to help, and it's to their credit. .
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