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From what we have been able to learn, it is that the Normans have used this castle extensively and perhaps modified it or partly built it, and since Robert Guiscard (Duke of Apulia) was there, we know that this castle has been the Norman castle of Southern Italy from where the Norman ruled over their conquest. Now we want to talk about the history of the castle of Monteserico. The history during the first millennium of this castle is not known much, but it is believed that there were some caves that the shepherds and other inhabitant of this region used for themselves, before the castle was built.
Figure 3 summarizes the numbers of potential Facebook accounts reached through various target characteristics, the clicks our ads received, and the sample who reached and completed our survey. 1,980,240) had profiles with tobacco- and marijuana-related keywords (our target population). 59%) met study-inclusion criteria, and 1548 (50% of those who met criteria) completed the survey. The final cost per valid, completed survey was $4.28. Table 1 presents sociodemographic and tobacco-use characteristics of the sample that completed the survey. The majority of participants were male and white. All four US census regions were represented, with the Northeast having the lowest representation (20.2%). The sample averaged 8.9 cigarettes per day (SD 7.5) and 3.8 years of smoking (SD 2.9). Sixty-three percent reported a lifetime quit attempt of at least 24-hours’ duration. At the time of survey completion, 48% were not intending to quit smoking in the next 6 months (ie, precontemplation stage of change); 30% were contemplating quitting in the next 6 months, but not in the next 30 days (ie, contemplation); and 23% were preparing to quit in the next 30 days and reported a quit attempt in the past year (ie, preparation).
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I usually set up a calendar for clients when creating their social media strategy. Your calendar serves as the basis of your activities for the whole month, with emphasis on the tasks you want to focus on per week. You can use an Excel spreadsheet, Google Docs spreadsheet, Google Calendar, or this online tool that I love using-it's called 30 Boxes. Reminders - If you are the type of person who wants to be constantly reminded to do this and that, you are not alone. Aside from having all these to-do lists on my Gmail, and sticky notes on my desktop, I have set up reminders for myself to do certain tasks. The tool that I really love using that has helped me become more productive lately is Hassle Me. The guys from Hassle Me nag you via email at semi-unpredictable times. All you need to do is set up something that you want to be reminded of and the frequency.


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