A session is a group of actions of one user in a given time frame such as browsing pages, purchasing products/services, downloading Apps/Softwares, etc.

It starts when a user enters your site and it ends after a certain time of inactivity, a change of campaign or at midnight. You can set the time after which it should end, depending on the average time a user spends on your site.

When does a session end?
A session can end because of one of three reasons:

1. After 30 minutes of inactivity

By default, a session ends when a user did nothing on your site for 30 minutes straight. For example, a user looks at a page on your site, then reads a blog post and leaves that open without doing anything on that page for 30 minutes, the session ends. If after, for instance, 29 minutes a user interacts with the page, by clicking on a link or a menu item or something like that, the very same session is extended by another 30 minutes. So every time you interact with the site, the session is extended. If you don’t do anything for 30 minutes, it ends.

2. At midnight

The second reason a session can end is simply that a new day is beginning. If a user is on your website and reads a post at 11:58 PM, for instance, that session ends at 11:59:59 PM and a new session begins at 12:00 PM.

3. Campaign change

Users of your site come from different sources, like Google, Facebook or email. Sometimes they arrive on your site following a specific campaign link, for instance, if you’re running an AdWords campaign or you’ve added a utm_campaign parameter to a URL in your newsletter. Let’s say a visitor lands on your website by a certain AdWord paid keyword, then Google Analytics stores that campaign in its data. But if that same user goes to your site via a different campaign, the first session ends and a new session starts.

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Yes, it is very possible.

THE ATTACHMENT SYSTEM (termed “companionate love” in humans) is characterized in birds and mammals by behavior that may include defense of a mutual territory, mutual nest building, mutual feeding and grooming, separation anxiety, and shared parental chores.

In humans, attachment is also characterized by feelings of calm, security, social comfort, and emotional union. Attachment is associated in the brain primarily with the neuropeptides oxytocin and vasopressin. This emotion system evolved to motivate individuals to sustain their affiliations long enough to complete the impulse feeling of attraction towards their own species of the opposite sex.

For each system, the neural circuits can be expected to vary from one species to the next, among individuals within a species, and over the life of an individual. The three emotion systems also act in concert with one another and with other bodily systems.

For example, a person may begin a sexual liaison merely for sexual pleasure, then become romantically involved with this sexual partner. He can become deeply attached to this partner, too, and these enhanced feelings of attachment can be explained biologically.

Being in love triggers a cocktail of chemicals in the brain. Some of the hormones — which also act as neurotransmitters — that the body releases when we’re infatuated can have a soothing effect. These are the chemicals that cause the involuntary impulses that make one feel attracted to the other.

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Yes. I am saving and my saving tips are paying off. Here are some of the tips that have saved me from my savings!!!!

1. Change to a bank account that does not charge account-keeping fees or requires a minimum balance in their accounts. Some banks also refrain from charging low-income people additional fees like overdraft charges.

2. Look for ways to save on transport expenses like walking instead of driving, when possible, or using public transportation instead of driving yourself.

3. See if a couple of co-workers are willing to carpool, so everyone can save on transport costs.

4. Eliminate your Pay TV services and use Free-to-Air TV instead.

5. Instead of stopping at the coffee shop for coffee on your way to work, make your coffee at home and take it with you or wait until you get to work.

6. Instead of heading out to the movie theater where tickets are fairly expenses rent a movie or watch a free movie at home.

7. Never run the washing machine or dishwater unless you have a full load to help reduce your water bill.

8. If you have a cell phone plan already, you may be able to eliminate your home phone, or consider running your phone through your internet service at a reduced rate.

9. Shop for sales items at the grocery store and purchase items in bulk, to get the cheaper per unit price.

10. Rent books and movies at your local library instead of purchasing them at the store. They usually have a wide selection to choose from.

11. Limit the number of times you eat out each month and choose to eat at home instead. When you do eat out, be sure to ask for water instead of more expensive drinks, and skip dessert at the end of your meal.

12. Consider making homemade gifts or offer to provide a service, such as dog walking, instead of going out and purchasing a gift.

13. Lower your energy bills, by turning down your thermostat when you are not home, turning off your air conditioner when you go to work, turning off your lights and TV when you are not in the room, and unplugging your appliances at the outlet when not in use.

14. See if you can group all of your insurances into one package to get a reduced rate on all of them.

15. Sell and buy items at a local consignment shop or thrift store when buying clothes, household furnishings, and miscellaneous goods.

Combined these twenty money savings tips can help you spend less on the everyday items you purchase, so you have more money available. While not all of the tips may be applicable to you, just doing five or ten of them on a regular basis can help you save a lot of money over the course of just a few weeks. You should always be on the lookout for ways to save money, no matter how much you earn.

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