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Deleting Google history takes a few steps, depending on what Google history you mean. Here are step-by-step instructions for deleting Google history.
I want to delete the items that show up automatically when I search for something using Google's toolbar. I'll admit it, there are some terms there that I'd not want others to see. How do I clear that?
That's actually a composite question from several related questions that I get several times each day. People search for things on Google, and then they don't want the evidence of what they searched for to remain.
Fair enough.
But there's an amazing amount of confusion. Some say "Google toolbar" and mean "Google toolbar". Others say "Google toolbar" and mean ... well, apparently they mean something else.
And naturally the difference is important in answering the question.
Google Toolbar
The true, Google Toolbar is software that you download from Google that places an additional toolbar within your browser specifically for Google-related features and functionality. It's available for at least Internet Explorer and Firefox, and perhaps other browsers.
Here's the Google Toolbar with the search history dropped down:
You know it's the Google toolbar because of the Google logo on the left.
In the past, my advice was to hit the options button on the Google Toolbar, turn OFF Drop Down Search History and press OK. Then repeat that process to turn it back on, after which the history appeared to be gone.
In later versions of the toolbar it's way easier. Click on the Google logo, and then click on Clear Search History:
You may need to hit refresh, or restart your browser for the last vestiges to disappear.
That's all there is to it.
Browser Address Bar
A lot of people don't realize that the browser's address bar can also act as a search tool. And if you've set your default search engine to be Google, well, that kind of, sort of, acts like the Google toolbar also, even though it's not.
Here you can see I've started typing my name into the Internet Explorer address bar, and a dropdown shows a few interesting options:
Now, it's interesting to note that those items shown here actually don't come from my search or browse history. "Leo" is the name of the machine, and if selected would open up a Windows Explorer like view of my machine. "Links" is the item from my "Favorites" menu, and "LinkSys" is, in fact, a shortcut placed on my Favorites menu. So many of the items that will show up here are not related to your history at all.
If you are seeing history items in your Internet Explorer address bar, there are a couple of things you'll want to do to clear it.
Click on the Tools menu, then on Internet Options..., and then on the General tab, if it's not already showing.
Click on the Clear History button, and confirm that you want your history deleted. Note that this will clear all of your history, including the list of places you've visited in the History window.
Other browsers, such as Firefox, have similar functionality, and will have similar options to control and flush your history.
I've been told that another, somewhat surprising, place to delete history is in the Windows Start menu.
Close your browser. Right click on the Start button, and click on Properties, and then on the Customize button, and finally the Advanced tab. You should see something like this (it differs slightly if you're using the "Classic" Start Menu):
Click on the Clear List button to clear the history of recently visited documents. Apparently the definition of a "document" might well include things you've visited or searched for on the web, and may also show up in IE's address bar.
Google - sort of
The last place we'll look is at the Google web page itself. People to seem to ask about "The Google Toolbar", when in fact they really mean this:
This is not the Google Toolbar, but rather simply the Google web site. And the history shown actually has almost nothing to do with Google itself, but rather your browser trying to be helpful filling in the "form" that is the Google search box.
So to clear this item, we need to once again dive into our browser's options.
In Internet Explorer, click on the Tools menu, then on Internet Options..., and then on the Content tab:
In there, click on the AutoComplete... button for this dialog:
Hit the Clear Forms button.
As you can tell, it's very easy to leave traces of what you've been up to in various places. Naturally it would make sense to exercise caution when searching if you're at all concerned about your privacy.
Mac Users
My friend Dave Taylor has the Mac-equivalent steps you'll want to take for Safari: How do I clear recent searches from Safari and Google?.
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ya umm i dont know how to delete the hitory off of the google toolbar can u helo me out how can i do that?? thank you fo r your patience and time.........
on my AOL 9.0 optimized LE under the window to go to the internet there is a dropdown that tells me every transaction I have ever done. I have very limited memory space and I don't want everyone (girlfriend) to be able to drop this window down and look at what I have been doing. I don't really do much wrong but if she found somehing she will make a mountain out of it. SO, how can I delete this dropdown called MY HISTORY???
for everyone in trouble for searching something you dont want anyone else to see all you have to do is click once in the google search box and use your arrow keys to highlight the search you want to delete then hit the delete key and it should delete it.
to delete the url's from the address bar ,
1. first open u'r internet explorer.
2.click on "tools" on the top.
3.click on internet options.
4.click on "general" on the top.
5.click on "clear history"button.
6.click on apply else ok.
how do you delete the adresses (sites u been to recently)on google search bar???????
how do you delete the adresses (sites u been to recently)on google search bar???????
In the google search bar,just double click in the empty search bar where u can see all the addresss which u typed.just highlight one address and keep on tapping the delete key in u'r keyboard.
thanks+thanks..................................................................................................................thanks sir
open internet explorer--click on tools--internet options and click on delete cookies,delete files and also click on clear history and click on apply else ok
how do i either get rid of,or delete what iv typed into my yahoo search box
how do i either get rid of,or delete what iv typed into my yahoo search box
I need to delete my search history, but I do not see a "Google toolbar". I just dealing with the Google homepage.
It wont let me delete the drop down google bar by using the arrows and pressing delete, and I seriously need to hide them. I am using FireFox, please help!
For Firefox/google ...Click on 'Tools' on your toolbar...select Options from the drop-down ..select Privacy.. select 'Saved form information' uncheck 'Save information on forms and searchbar' option..and click on delete there to clear existing history. For Intern. Expl. just highlight history on search bar and press delete key on keyboard.
how do i delete the old searches on the google web sight and not the toolbar?
That's not Google-specific, that just Internet Explorer's auto-complete feature. Tools -> Internet Options -> Content -> Personal Information -> AutoComplete. There you can clear the cache as well as configure its behaviour.
on my AOL 9.0 optimized LE under the window to go to the internet there is a dropdown that tells me every transaction I have ever done. I have very limited memory space and I don't want everyone (girlfriend) to be able to drop this window down and look at what I have been doing. I don't really do much wrong but if she found somehing she will make a mountain out of it. SO, how can I delete this dropdown called MY HISTORY???
this website did not help me on deleting my history here is how you do it on aol go to settings then go to toolbar settings its in alphabetical order then of course hit the clear histoy button and all the websites you visited are gone
I Figured it out...go to TOOLS scroll all the way down to INTERNET OPTIONS, there should be a little file/tag that says "general" at the top. The bottom of that page says history-you can psuh the "clear history" button and then push "apply" before exiting! this worked for me
web page on google short cuts shows how do remove form entries.
What had got many bothered is how to get rid of unwanted search bar entries. As seach bar entry is a form entry, the short cut prescribed for deletion of form entries should do it. I have tried and it worked.
The way to do it is (i)In the search bar type the forst letter of the entry you want to remove.(ii)Go down the list to entry to be removed. (iii) Press shift + delete.
It works.
In my earlier posting 'forst should be read as 'first'. sorry for any inconvenience.
i am trying to save items i search for on the google tool bar - how do i do this - i cannot find the options button
EVERYONE WANTS TO SELL YOU CRAP SO THEY NEVER TELL YOU HOW EASY IT REALLY IS. THIS IS WHAT YOU DO! click: Tools ---> Internet Options ---> Content---> Auto Complete---> Clear Forms---> OK--->OK-->OK----> wham bam thankyou ma'm
Or all you have to do is type a letter and when the history drops down you can scroll to any past history thingy and hit {delete} once. It really that freakin easy. If I have helped you out, drop me an e-mail and let me know. Or if you wanna help me for helping you ;) I need a video camera, advise from a patent lawyer, small buisness grant information, tennis shoes 10 1/2, and all kinds of stuff, If you wanna hook me up please write me at email@example.com
The help you gave about turning off "drop list history" in the google toolbar options doesn't work. To be more specific, when I turn it on it shows. And when I turn it off it still shows.
thanx shawn your way really works the best and ive tried the one guys and couldnt figure it out but your is the best i recamend useing yours.
i�dont know which version of google bar you have but its easy to do it...
just clik on the down arrow on google`s name in the bar and you`ll see "Clear Search History".
If it doen`t appear just install the last version of it .
I hope it helps ...bye
If you mean the google web page, that's just internet explorer's autocomplete feature - not specific to google at all.
Go to Tools, Internet Options, Content, Auto Complete, and you can control the feature and clear the history.
Hi .. i got it .
on the left hand side of the Google Toolbar
you see Goolge logo its a drop down list its not the the Search Web its name is Google.
Open this drop down and you will find Clear Search History.
I am using AOL 9.0 and have tried to remove the items from the dropdown "my history" and cannot.
Please advise.
Hello i was wondering what if you want to remove the google homepage history recent searches like you go to type in a search and it comes down with the stuff youve been looking up and what if your school admin has set a password for the content bar in internet options.?
I use the google mainpage search bar (not the toolbar), and for the life of me I couldn't figure out how to clear the dropdown list of searched items (no options button). So eventually I manually highlighted each of the search phrases that I wanted to delete and hit Shift& delete. I've learned my lesson. From now on, I'll use the google toolbar. Any better suggestions?
That's just internet explorer's autocomplete feature - not specific to google at all.
Go to Tools, Internet Options, Content, Auto Complete, and you can control the feature and clear the history.
That's this article: http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_delete_items_ive_been_to_using_google.html
I was wondering about my previous researches... I looked for my boyfriend's ex girlfriends. thanks a lot. You saved my relationship... thanks a lot
How do I get rid of the "My History" list below the Aol toolbar? Thanks.
I use google desktop search. I had a rather dirty email conversation with a lovely young lady on my PC at work. I would obviously like to delete any trace of the conversation. What can I do?? I run the google desktop search, and I can see the entier conversation even though I have deleted cookies, temp internet files, cache.. HELP!! Leo, if you hook me up, you got a latte coming!
how do i delete the dropdown list in the google search area. please help me
Mike: apparently the "official" way to clear Google's desktop search index is to uninstall it, and reinstall it. I found this thread on it: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=459249
Fahad: That's this article: http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_delete_items_ive_been_to_using_google.html
its the easiest thing in the world
Internet Option
Content (ontop)
Its done, write me back and tell me how awesome I am!
dude i love you man you are friggin sweet... can i have ur e-mail adress you saved my friggin skin
ihave read the article but i am still not clear how to delete history items from my google toolbar.
How do I get rid of the "My History" list below the adress toolbar? Thanks.
I believe you want this article: http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_delete_items_ive_been_to_using_google.html
Ow thank you sir, that was amazing and easy as well. I really wanted and it helped me, what a massive help that was, thank you one more time.
Thank you very much, we all need more people like you! Where are you from?
p.s. how can we erase anything we've ever looked up on our pc's I'm sure there's alot of info stored somewhere. I already know about internet options and erase history, but isn't it stored somewhere else?
thanks again
Actually I would use Microsoft AntiSpyware program - it has a number of tools for erasing your tracks. http://ask-leo.com/recommendation_microsoft_antispyware.html
Hey i was wandering how to delete the previously searched items that appear in the dropdown bar of google
How do I delete the history from the search toolbar at the top of the screen?
I did what you said to remove the items from the google address bar. They are still there. What now?
Many thanks for your advice on deleting history items in the google tool bar. The steps your suggested immediately cleared them. I have turned the search history back on as suggested and will remember to carry out the procedure from time to time.
thank you so much Leo .. i am pc challenged and yet was able to follow your instructions..and yep if i could i would buy Leo 2 lattes! Have an awesome day. Natz
Pls. tell me how to delete history from google history
Pls tell me immediately.
hey thnx i did what u said, i just have one question uve wriiten the history "appears" to be gone, wat do u mean by this
It means that I didn't see it, so it looks to be gone, but I did not dig deeply to make positively certain it isn't still stored somewhere else. I'd think not, but ya never know.
Hey i was wandering how to delete the previously searched items that appear in the dropdown bar of google
Please help me to discard all history from my Google tool bar!
plz tell me how i can delete the items which i searched in google search
I have Windows XP, using Netscape I can not delete Google Search History fm the dropdown search.
When I right click on the Tool Bar Google Logo the "Clear Search History" is not highlited. I have gone to Tools>Options>Privacy and cleared "Search History" and "Clear My Tracks on Exit" but these do not delete Google Search History.
I have also right clicked on the Google Search where all searched items appear on the dropdown, highlited , drug the mouse across and hit "Shift - Delete" together. This will delete the item, but when reopening Google it is back.
Am I the only one experiencing this problem???
Tks, Rich
How do i delete searched items from my google history? I tried to do what you said but it didnt work, what should i do?
I went through all the steps prompted, but the history in google still exist. What else should I try?
Next to the multi-colored word 'Google' is a little solid black arrow. Click on that then click on 'clear search history'
just click in google search toolbar and the click down arrow and delete the option by delete key. Again press down arrow and delete next item.
How do I delete the drop-down list of my past searches?
You can clear your Google search history from the Google search box, the Google Toolbar, or your browser. We've included instructions for all three methods below.
The search history that displays in the search box on the Google homepage is stored by your browser, not by Google. Instructions appear below for disabling this search history in common browsers. If your browser isn't listed, we suggest consulting its online support center.
Microsoft Internet Explorer
1. Go to the "Tools" menu.
2. Select "Internet Options" and the "Content" tab.
3. Within the "Personal information" area, select "AutoComplete."
4. Click on "Clear Forms." You can also un-check the "Forms" box in this window to keep this information from being stored in the future.
5. Click "OK" to exit.
Alternatively, you can delete individual entries from your search history by using the Down arrow key to highlight a previous search, then pressing the Delete key once.
thnx a million
i owe you so much i didnt realize that where ever i went ,on net,it was being recorded until now
uve saved my neck.thnx
hey guys just searching for this topic and finally got it.
Thanks...specially would like to Thank VB
VB, Tks for you input. But, how do you delete Google past searches on Netscape. As stated before nothing on the "Tools" will delete these and when clicking on the "Netscape, Google Search" down arrow the "Clear Search History" drop down is not highlited. The only way I can delete is going to Google page, left click in the box. When the drop down items appear, highlite the first, hold "Shift" then "Delete" unitl all are deleted.
It Worked!!!!
Thanks Leo, You are the Best....I read the article and got all my stuff deleted from Google.
Good thing they don't require a licence to own a computer....there would be a lot of people like me....without one....LOL
Thanks again,
RICH of December 2 '05 seems to have the ONLY way to delete the Google Search Box history for Netscape 8.
Thanks a lot, Rich!
Does anyone know of another way for Netscape 8?
hello Leo.
taskbar & start has unused icons,
how to delete unused icons from,taskbar & start menu?
I have followed your dirctions for deleting history from my Google tool bar and also Rich's suggestion to highlight each site and click delete and neither works. I am using internet explorer. Any other suggestions?
To delete Google Search History, click on the "Google" icon to the left of the text block on the Google Tool Bar. Then, click on "Clear Search History." That's it!
Thanks a bunch I finally got the stuff off my google toolbar! You're great!
Hi Leo,
I have Google Search page as my Home page setup. wondering how can i can delete the previously searched list of words or phrases. i tried deleting the temp files and history, but it doesnt help.any suggestions?
The easiest way is as per Larry's post on 29 Dec. I have been wondering forever how to rid the toolbar of all the sites and searches, and now, following his advice, clicking on the 'google' to the left of the searchbar, and then on delete... - and they're all gone. Phew - thanks Larry. u da man!
i dont know if your advice works for the google home page problem - theres no google icon to the left to click on. id still like to know if theres a way of deleting it
uhmm... guys. The google thing is really not so complicated, although it would be nice if they made a button for it : )
You can remove google page history manualy by highlighting the search item (move mouse to); dont click, but press delete will 'magically'disappear. good luck to all,
o yea and...u can delete it by using the arrow keys ...wen hilited theword..or history u press the delete button not the backspace, the DELETE ONE!
I can't get anything to clear my search history. First, I have clicked on all of the possible Google icons without any success. No menus drop down. I have highlighted specific items and hit "delete" also without any success. I have gone into my Netscape browser and tried to clear page search, but the "clear" button is grayed out. What's next?
When i do the uncheck to drop down history it removes history from tool bar,but what i should do to remove history which appear in the web page when i open the google home page.
I am unable to remove history from main page,
Tell me leo what u suggest for this
I have been trying to delete my google history for months now. my husband, who claims to be a "computer expert", could not even explain how to do it. Finally i stumbled across your web site, and wa-la, no more history. thank you
how do i delete history items from my windows google tool bar using mozilla foxfire?
Please Help!
My little brother was on computer and searched, for well, he's 14 you can figure it out, and I want it off my google thing. Now Every time I typ "Se" into the bar, something drops down, how do i delete automatic repsonses on a Mac OSX?
even if i highlight the search item (move mouse to)and press delete option i couldnt delete the google history...watelse can i do?
How do I delete history items from my Google tool bar? becuase there is too many item can't delete.
how do i delete all recent internet searches and webpages i have been on from my computer
To do this, in Internet Explorer 5 or higher, select "Tools" from the menu, then "Internet Options" and then choose the "Content" tab. Next, look for the button at the bottom that says "AutoComplete." Click on the button which will make the AutoComplete Settings window appear. In it, click on the "Clear Forms" button to delete all your stored form entries.
By the way, I personally find AutoComplete very handy for dealing with all the forms I encounter on the web. If you aren't using it and want it, follow the steps above to get the AutoComplete Settings window. Then, checked the boxes under "Use AutoComplete For" to start having information saved.
Finally, if you are a Google Toolbar user, the techniques above won't work to remove your past searches from the toolbar. Instead, you'll need to click on the Google logo next to the Google Toolbar's search box, then choose "Clear Search History" from the drop-down box that appears.
i found out how!!!!! on mozilla forefox!!!! click on tools, click clear private data, check what historys you want deleted.... and viola!!!! history is deleted!!!!!!
In response to jinx's request
On the google main page type "se" in the search area and when the dropdown box apears hover your mouse over the bad searches and press delete.If you want to delete all the history then double click on the search box and repeat.
I hope that helps
Hey thanks a lot to everyone, now I can go on porn without my girlfriend finding out. Well I must be off, my wrist needs to lend a helping hand to a certain muscle of mine! =P
Cheers everybody! xXxXx
I have Safari on a Apple computer and cant delete the google hisotry items from the tool bar. Please help.
Running mozilla firefox on XP..tried the above but to no avail...what next?
I have not managed to delete history from the Google search drop down list despite trying to follow instructions given on this site. Please clarify.
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ive tried the above and nothing happened.im running firefox, is there another way of deleting the google web page searches?
Hallow Mr Leo,
Am facing a problem with the paste ... I can copy but I cant paste !
I saw ur answers about this issues and I tried them all but I it didnt fixed ... I dont know why ... this problems just come with one user, I deleted the user that have this prblems but I copied all of his doc. and Favorate and floders and I paste them in a new user ... but I found now that the problem is back agian ... so maybe it is something with the doc he have or what do u think exactly coz when I open any computer with this user it gives the same problem again and makes the problem exist also in the computer for all the user who uses the computer after him.!
Plz send me your suggestions for what can I do .
Thanks in advance ,
sincerely ,
Tried to delete the History with instructions galore, but everything either deletes for real, or returns after a time to the former place. I want to choose the items that I will return to from time to time, and that seems impossible. My comment is do not put the web site in the address bar if you can help it, put it in the Google Search bar. I hope!
thankyou very very much
excellent way of making people understand.
very nicely and graphically explained examples
Thanks you!!! Like many others, there were some sites on my google search I didn't want anyone else to see lol
Finally I m able to make an engine which can delate all history google memory as well as a inbox for the seperate google search u can send me mail to get it
in email@example.com
When I type a letter in the address bar, all sites I've recently visited come up. I don't want a few of the sites and I've tried deleting the history many times and following all the steps in the manual above, and nothing is working.
Thank u so much sir .......
Coz there are very minors comment but we never look at this ...
Thank u for helping me
thank you very much leo another question leo if i turn the browser back on will my histstory stil be on it
Dear friend i mtrying to dele my goole toolbar history.but i cant .please help me for the same
Thanks Leo. Now leo, Can you tell me if it is possible to disable the search history altogether so that I dont have to do all the steps described above. I bet not. Thanks
Wow. You seem to be really informed and offer clear and concise answers.
How can I delete my name so that it will not show up on Google. Or, more importantly, how can I delete my resume that someone posted on the Internet?
Carroll B. Correll
Leo, you are indeed gifted and your explanations are clear and professionally offered.
I have a question: How do I keep my name showing up in a Google search. Specifically, there is a personal resume that someone posted to the internet and I want to delete it somehow?
In general -- you cannot. It's at least very difficult. This article covers the situation: http://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_remove_myself_from_the_search_engines.html
That was SUPER helpful - thank you - wanted to know for years ;)
Leo thank you very much for your solution .
another same question How do I keep history items to my Google tool bar?give write solution .bye
how do i keep addresses in my toolbar as they are there one minuite and not the next?
Great article, but I need more. I primarily use Netscape. How do you clear the search history when accessing throught the website with this browser? Thanks!
I have been told by AOL that the easiest way to delete history at the end of your work is to simply press "Ctrl" and "H" and you will be asked whether you wish to delete the content of the history list.
I have found it works every time.
"This is not the Google Toolbar, but rather simply the Google web site. And the history shown actually has almost nothing to do with Google itself, but rather your browser trying to be helpful filling in the "form" that is the Google search box.
So to clear this item, we need to once again dive into our browser's options.
In Internet Explorer, click on the Tools menu, then on Internet Options..., and then on the Content tab:"
Thats what i wanted to clear, but im using mozilla firefox. How do i do it from there?
Will you please delete my name from your web site? Thanks so very much and best wishes,
I currently use MSN Explorer. When I go on the google website, it remembers my history. I've tried everything, how do I erase that from the searchbar?
How do I delete google history from the google web site? Iam using mozilla firefox and there is no internet options ?
I have 2 internet programs (Internet Explorer & Mozilla Firefox) and i want to clear the Mozilla Firefox history but when i go to internet options it will only let me clear the Internet Explorer history.
So how do i clear the Mozilla Firefox history?
Thx a lot i searched for porn sites in google. then when i cleared the history the stuff was still there in google. I wouuld have been screwed by my dad even though i am only 13 years.
Hi Leo,
I want to delete my google search from address bar. But they didn't delete. i m clearing my history via delete history. but two or three pages still remain. they didn't delete. when i type first letter of webpage address they both of them appear. Wht did we do now?
Waiting for ur answer,
I KNOW HOW TO CLEAR MOZILLA FIREFOX HISTORY AND GOOGLE SEARCH HISTORY! open your Firefox and click on the 'tools' button at the top of the screen, then click on 'clear private data', then select all the availabe boxes to check, and click 'clear private data'. It works! Now nobody can see your history or your google search history!
thanks, i had so much old things id searched for years ago still saved on the toolbar and it was just annoying! now its alll cleaned up.
One question I can't find the answer to. How do you get IE address bar to not record history AT ALL. I'm not talking about clearing old history, I'm talking about preventing the address bar from recording anything. Thanks.
leo....excellent and you actually give easy and detailed steps to solve the problems. thanks
This information was very helpful. I have been trying to find this stuff out forever. Everybody thought they knew the answer, but never really did. Thanks!
"....your browser trying to be helpful filling in the "form" that is the Google search box...."
It had me beat and was potentially embarrassing.
Cheers for the help!!!
Oh no! i have a work laptop and am unable to remove the items i have searched for in Google because in 'Internet Options' I only have 'General' and 'Security' tabs - There's nothing REALLY unsavoury on there just stuff I dont particularly want my employer to see - Please help!
Thank very-very much sir..
It has a big meaning to me, thanks again..
omg thankyou sooooo much that would have been terrible!!! if u no what i mean! teenage stuff thankyou thankyou THANKYOU no need to respond but thanks :)
I want to delete history items from my Google tool bar but I don't know how to do so can you help me
i wanted to know how to delete one at a time instaed of the whole thing.
i am very thankful to u. the information i get is really very helpful to me
you do not need any fancy software or anything like that at all . all you need to do is hilight the web address item or the search item you want to deleteand hit the "delete" button and wallah you are all set bud. keep that "delete" on and you will delete the whole entire history period the end in no time at all , or one item at a time like i said .i am glad to be service to any one asking .10-4
I tryed to delete history from the google web site like you said ( not google tool bar !!! ), and it didn't work. I deleted history from my main browser history but not from the one when I go to google.com. can you help me ?? I have msn for internet, and I'm running on windows. Please help me. Thanks
Hello Leo,
Under the content tab my option page does not include an Auto Complete tab. On the right side I have :
Block pop up windows
Warn me...
Load Images
Enable Java
Enable Java script
Fonts and Colors
Default Font
Where do I find Auto Complete or what other option do I have to delete the items on the google web site?
Thank you for your help.
hey,samantha.pay attention.you have google tool bar ,no.if you do go to the main menu all the way to the left and you should see asmall arrow pointing downward click that and that should take you to google main page or the search page and i am using simple english here to understand me. once you there bring your mouse inside the google search rectangular and click ,left click and that should bring your entire google search history. again once you are there you can scroll to which item you want to search or delete, if you want to search double click or punch the "delete" button if you want to delete.no problemo. hey, take a deep breath and relax and it is a piece of ,well candy. 10-4 let me know.
It is so easy when you know what you are doing. They say you learn something new every day. I did today.
thanks alot!no need for extra equipment or fee! Its fast,simple, and convenient step by step instructions and pictures!Thank U Leo!!!
how do I delete search history items from my google tool bar. I want to delete them.please help me.thank you.
Thank you so much for this article. The problem has bothered me for years. Not being able to delte those past entries have inhibit me from searching a lots of answers. Again, thanks.
Prof. CH Teng, Ph.D., Professor or Law, Canada
Thank you so much it is very rare to find such clear instructions saved a lot of my time thanks
You really saved me, thank you so much. These instructions are great and they are clear and organized. If only all help-sites were as complete and helpful as this...
In all honesty, I did follow the instructions for deleting the autocomplete, or turning it off, and it didn't work, what do I do? (I followed the instructions multiple times.)
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Hypercollaborations: An Interview with Tod Machover
Biographical sketches of composer Tod Machover (b.1953) invariably begin with a quote from the
Los Angeles Times
calling him "America's most wired composer." Though likely intended to reflect the very significant role that technology has played in his career, it's not inaccurate in several other senses as well—nearly all of Machover's compositions emerge from creative dialog and collaborative environments with other people, and he himself is a rather "wired" personality: an energetic and enthusiastic evangelist for his work and creativity in general. Machover is the son of a computer scientist and a music teacher, and it is perhaps not surprising that his life has involved the synergy of those two fields. Educated at U.C. Santa Cruz and the Juilliard School (with Carter and Sessions), Machover then moved to Paris to work at IRCAM. In 1985, he returned to the U.S. to a professorship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Media Lab, where he has remained to the present day.
Serving as director of one's own lab group (within the larger MIT Media Lab) is a unique working situation among American composers. Though it is an academic post, Machover does not teach composition or music courses in the normal manner. Rather, he is responsible for a group of graduate and undergraduate students who are largely pursuing degrees in nonmusical scientific fields, but who focus on projects that relate to music, sound, and creativity. Machover's lab has been involved in many projects over the years, the most widely visible being the video game franchise Guitar Hero, the technology for which came out of the lab. The normal lab projects range from things very explicitly connected to Machover's own compositions (such as the vast array of devices and robots created for his opera
Death and the Powers
) to the creation of more general computer-based tools (
), to extreme extensions of musical instruments for computer-assisted performance (Hyperinstruments). Many of the projects also end up linking to nonmusical research areas; an initiative in researching treatments for patients with Alzheimer's Disease through the use of music technology is a current project. The collaborative nature of this most unusual working environment raises questions regarding the compositional process for a composer of classical music.
"I grew up as a cellist and played classical and rock music in grade school," Machover recalls. "When I went to Juilliard, I wanted to write instrumental music but became interested in computers while I was there. I was writing quite complex music, and at first the computers seemed like a way to let performers hear what the music would sound like. Before I began working with technology, I never even imagined going to IRCAM, let alone MIT, and thus the thought of ending up in places where there are primarily collaborative projects with other people really snuck up on me. I enjoy the collaborative process, but I also still enjoy very much going off to my studio on my own and working through every detail alone.
"MIT is not a typical university. It has a more flexible structure. Though it has strong arts departments, it doesn't have a typical 'arts school' dynamic. Even before the Media Lab was founded, the boundaries between disciplines felt fairly fluid. When they asked me to come here, I'd been at IRCAM for seven years and was definitely ready to return to the States. Originally, I thought when I left IRCAM I'd avoid academia and just go out on my own, but MIT seemed like it might be different. And I've been here ever since!
"The great thing about the Media Lab is that it has a pretty flexible structure, and professors here are invited to push their work to extremes in the interest of helping to shape the place. It's a place where the people are really part of the community—professors don't just fly in to teach lessons as happens at many music schools. The flexibility also allows me to arrange my schedule so that I can work on my own composition projects as they arise. On the other hand, I do try and make sure that what I'm doing has some connection to what is going on here. At times it takes a bit of imagination to think up a problem that interests me that I want to talk to other people about. Sometimes you really just want to be off on your own. But in a lab environment, I often end up talking about a project with students or colleagues at a much earlier stage than one might want to in the abstract. Sometimes it's uncomfortable, but it often pushes me to discover new ideas that I might not have come to otherwise. I've become more used to it, but there are still times when you just have to keep it to yourself."
The notion of authorship and compositional practice is quite different for a composer working in such a lab environment. Yet Machover makes very clear that the music he writes is his own; all the compositional decisions are still ultimately made by him, despite the involvement of others at even early stages of the creative process.
"There are three basic working methods," he explains. "I may write or sketch out all the music and then bring it back to the lab to begin discussing the tools I need to realize it. A middle way is imagining the music and the inventions at the same time—while I'm composing it, the technology is also emerging. This was the case when writing for a new kind of instrument, like
Begin Again Again
for Yo-Yo Ma playing Hypercello. I'd try things with him and then go back and work more on the piece. The instrument developed very much in tandem with the composition of the music. Then sometimes—rarely—I design the technology first (like the Operabots for
Death and the Powers
) and afterwards search for the most appropriate music."
Since so many of Machover's pieces involve an active use of technology in their performance realizations (not just composition), the questions of shelf-life and viable longevity of these pieces are significant. Though string instruments have changed since Haydn's era, a modern string quartet can still effectively perform a Haydn quartet with today's instruments. But in 50 years, will the specific computer technology needed for much of Machover's music still be accessible?
"In the '80s and early '90s things changed so fast," he says. "In the early '80s there was no MIDI, so everything regarding musical communication on a computer was programmed from scratch. But since MIDI's invention in the '80s, we now at least have a common protocol for sending musical data. Today's computers are more powerful and portable than one might have imagined back then. With laptops being so full-featured, the processing power needed to run these setups is available anywhere. The major software companies are also so big now that it feels much less likely that they will close down an entire major product line.
"We did everything in my lab on Apple computers, and pieces that I made from the '80s to the mid '90s were often stymied by each software change, since in those days there was little compatibility between operating system versions. Each version upgrade would be a complete change; you'd write something in 1987 and by 1989 you couldn't run it anymore. Things these days (since OS X) are so much more stable and compatible over a period of years.
"But there's no question some of these earlier pieces would now need to be updated in order to be performable today. It's a challenge to raise money to do these projects in the first place, but very few people are interested in putting money into updating pieces. For composers starting out now writing such technology-intense music there is a lot more stability and understanding about these things, since larger companies are often involved in building the underlying technologies. You can create on a well-developed platform whose longevity seems more assured. I've kept a certain number of pieces updated, but there are older pieces that I'd really like to update. I'm hoping that in the coming years, I'll be able to devote some time and resources to update these pieces. The
Hyperstring Trilogy
is a good example. I could make the technological realization of those pieces so much simpler with today's computers and software.
"For example, when we started, we had to develop our own bow for the Hyperinstruments to send all the data back to the computer—the technology components (and software) had to be created by us from scratch. These days, you can purchase a commercial bow that is very similar. They aren't quite as good as ours was in terms of their feature set. You want such a product to be 100-percent reliable so that no data is ever dropped, unbelievably responsive, and you want the software to be able to make assumptions about the data received so that the instrument can know something about how it's being played and react accordingly. So, to use the commercial bow we still had to write our own software. But even the thought that one can buy a product to simplify much of the process was not something we imagined back when we built our own."
Several of Machover's projects have involved collaboration with lay people and audience members (individuals outside of his lab) in the process of developing musical material. One early project was the
Brain Opera
(1996), a cross between an installation and a concert piece that was written for the inaugural Lincoln Center Festival; in the piece, the audience interacted with numerous physical inventions from Machover's lab to help shape the material for a multimedia performance work.
Toy Symphony
(2001) pursued some of these ideas further. Machover's team developed a series of "Music Toys" that were performed by children along with a professional orchestra. The project also resulted in the development of a major software program, Hyperscore (which is now available as a commercial product). Hyperscore continues to be a significant part of future projects. Machover's current work-in-progress,
A Toronto Symphony
, is a large-scale orchestral work that will combine Machover's own material with material solicited from citizens of Toronto. They will use the Hyperscore software and other methods to share material back and forth with Machover and the orchestra during the composition of the piece. I asked him how he balances his own compositional goals with the material he receives from others.
"For the newest Batman movie," he says, "Hans Zimmer sent out a website saying 'I'm doing the score, and if you send me sounds that you can do with your voice, I'll put them in the movie.' I'm not sure what he did with them, but I suspect that before he even asked, he knew the result he was going to achieve from those materials. By the time you got to the end, no audience member was necessarily going to hear his or her individual sounds. That's often the challenge with these collaborative projects that I've been doing now for many years. The natural tendency is to develop a large-scale plan into which the other material fits. With the
Brain Opera
, I took the material that was generated, and then I put it where I wanted it. I learned a great deal from that project in terms of how to set up a large-scale collaborative environment. In
Toy Symphony
, a tool like Hyperscore gave participants—children in that case—much more control over shaping results.
"There's a certain kind of collaboration that I've learned to do at the Media Lab. I like setting up environments where I bring people at all different levels together to realize a shared vision.
Death and the Powers
was a perfect example. We had world-famous people working right next to undergraduate interns. I didn't admit anybody to the project who wasn't considered an equal. What I'm trying to do in Toronto is to set up an environment to collaborate on a large scale. We've invited anybody there to participate in the process, as a member of the team rather than as an anonymous voice."
I asked Machover if there was any danger in these compositional systems glossing over the technical foundations that are actually needed to write music.
"It could be that something like Hyperscore won't even be necessary in 10 years. But it feels like right now there is such a gap in terms of what a professional musician can do in creating music and what someone in the general public can achieve. Even sequencing programs like Digital Performer still require quite a bit of background. There's no style constraint with Hyperscore, either. You can do anything you want to, but you don't have to use traditional notation. What I hope is that people get quickly to the point of working with interesting musical material, and that the material becomes personal to them. Hyperscore is visual; it looks the way it sounds, but it's not totally literal; you are composing with self-constructed melodies, harmonies, and rhythms rather than simply drawing pictures on the screen. This allows people to think of Hyperscore as a notation language, not a painting program. I want people to get excited about what composition is. There are people who hit a wall after making a few pieces, and they never get much better than that. There are people who have a fair amount of musical intuition, but never really knew it before. My real desire is that somebody might get hooked through Hyperscore and then be inspired to learn and develop further, even beyond what's possible within the program. I look at it as a tool to get people passionately interested in making things. In terms of its connection with audiences, what I'd love to do is to be involved in making experiences that cause people to listen more passionately and completely. We've made many tools in the last 20 years. The tools for professionals are one thing, but with the tools for audience our goal is to increase people's awareness of how exciting and profound music can be."
Machover's most recent large-scale project was the opera
Death and the Powers
, which premiered in 2010 after more than 10 years of work. The libretto by Robert Pinsky concerns a man (Simon Powers) who wishes to live forever by downloading himself into a large-scale computer environment. The opera involves a tremendous amount of technology, including onstage robots, an interactive musical chandelier, and a staged "environment/set" that reacts in real time to the performers. When Simon has downloaded himself into the system, his character does not appear on stage in a normal manner. The singer (James Maddalena) performs the remainder of the part backstage, hooked into a computer system that translates his actions into the onstage set/environment.
"Death and the Powers
started out simply with a commission from a group of patrons in Monaco who wanted an opera that would 'change the way people thought about opera' and attract a different Monaco opera audience," Machover says. "There were no more specifics than that, and my initial ideas dealt with mortality, legacy, and how you pass on who you are to future generations. Going 'beyond multimedia' became part of its focus—how the physical environment might enhance rather than detract from (as in current arena-rock concerts) the human presence. It turned out that there was so much about the story and technology to develop that most of that was created before I'd written a note. So, I realized at one stage that we had all these instruments, we had a libretto, we had an infrastructure, but nobody had heard a note of music! The project wasn't going to go in the right direction until I just stopped everything and went off to write the music itself.
"The bad and good things about opera are that, while it is often a constrained form within traditional opera companies, it's also a very lively form right now. There are opera companies of all sorts, from the small and scrappy to the huge and polished. Many of them are really taking a chance on adventurous ideas. I think there's been broader thinking in opera in these past years as compared to orchestras."
Machover's four operas cover a range of subjects and characters. Besides
Death and the Powers,
there is
(based on the futuristic novel by Philip K. Dick),
(on the novel by Tolstoy), and
(a children's opera based on the book by David Almond). (
Brain Opera
, previously mentioned, is arguably an opera in some respects, though it differs even more than the others from traditional expectations of what the genre usually means.)
"I've chosen different stories for each of the operas, because they appeal to me in different ways," Machover says. "But the human stories at the core are fairly similar—mainly the question of how do you decide that action is still possible when the world is so complex around you, how do you make a community, and how do you find the will to continue when things get difficult. All the operas are in some way about those questions. I love words, and I love stories, and I do think that I've tried to find a form of expression that suits each. I always seem to find more similarities between the operas than other people do."
Machover's most traditional opera is
, a "grand opera" that was premiered in 1999 by Houston Grand Opera. It tells the story of a nobleman who spends his life seeking redemption for a sin committed years earlier: an affair he had with a maid sent her into a life of prostitution.
may well represent Machover's language at its most instantly accessible, with a score that blends his characteristic hyperactivity with lush postromanticism. To some degree, this comes from the 19th-century Russian subject, but also likely from the context of writing an opera for a traditional opera house. One of
's most memorable parts is the ending, in which a big tune worthy of Broadway brings the work to an emotionally affirmative conclusion in the midst of a grand treatment for soloists, chorus, and orchestra.
"Working on
with David Gockley of Houston Grand Opera was a wonderful process," Machover says. "He gave me a hard time and really wanted to be involved at every stage. He'd push back on things when he felt it was necessary. My original ending was far more dark and complex. I remember in the last few weeks of rehearsal, they told me that the rhythmic textures were too hard to perform well, and so I had to simplify. The original ending was thus much more ambiguous than it ended uop. As you know, in my music I very often create juxtapositions between these complicated and simpler textures. The original ending of
was like that. The forces pulled apart and the orchestra submerged the melody within a very complex texture, much like the last movement of
Jeux Deux
[Machover's 2005 concerto for Hyperpiano]. In my original conception, I wanted the protagonist to feel like he was repeating the melody because he was trying to convince himself, but that you as the listener weren't totally sure at the end whether it would work out. I usually end things with a bit of a question mark."
The role of technology in
is also different from the other operas. Machover uses a traditional orchestra that also includes very integrated parts for synthesizers.
"What is sophisticated about that opera from a technology level is the orchestration, particularly the combination of acoustic and electronic orchestration. There are a great many things that happen that would not be possible with just one or another; there are many acoustic tricks. Technology has nothing to do with the Tolstoy story, so I did not have any intention of drawing attention to the techniques I was using. Writing the piece brought out the side of me that uses electronics from a purely instrumental perspective, to add punch to the bass and subtlety to the high range and to add some timbral glue and sound combinations that are not otherwise possible."
In recent years, with only rare exceptions, Machover has written pieces that involve technology. I wondered if this was a spiraling circumstance, where he would only be asked for these sorts of pieces because it's what he's known for doing.
"I do think that's true to some extent," he says. "Though in the last few years, I think there have been more people interested in my music just for its own sake, and so they'll ask me to do whatever I want to do. I'm doing a flute concerto right now for Carol Wincenc. I'm not sure at the moment if it will have a technological component. There have been more orchestras as well asking for pieces recently."
Whatever the next directions his work takes, there's no question that Machover will continue to remain a distinctive and unusual presence in the world of composition. The word "unique" is overused, but it certainly applies to Machover. No other composer has a career or a catalog like his. It's also hard, if not impossible, to think of another classical composer whose work and research have been so connected with other disciplines and endeavors. Though he spends his days working in the high-tech environment of MIT's Media Lab (with its new 2010 building), Machover's home and writing studio are located on an 18th-century farm in Waltham. And he makes clear that for all the technology in his life and work, at the end of the day he is at heart a composer who is still rooted in tradition. Like any compelling artist, the creative mix of past, present, and future are in a constant, ever-shifting dialog.
Soft Morning, City!
Peter Eötvös, cond;
Ens Intercontemporain;
Jane Manning (sop);
Barry Guy (db)
Begin Again Again.
Song of Penance.
Forever and Ever
Matt Haimovitz
Kim Kashkashian
Ani Kavafian
Gil Rose, cond; Boston Modern O Project
Interludes 1 & 2.
But Not Simpler
Jeux Deux
Michael Chertock
iO Qrt;
Paul Mann, cond; Odense SO
These three albums provide a generally representative cross section of American composer Tod Machover's instrumental music. Not included are any of his operas, the area of his work that has received the most attention in recent years. My favorite Machover piece, the superb opera
, is available in a recording on the Albany label. A recording of his newest opera,
Death and the Powers
, should be released by the end of 2012. Other discs of instrumental music are available on the Bridge label.
The CRI album (reissued through New World Record's rehabilitation of the CRI back catalog) contains two of the earliest works still in Machover's worklist. Both were written near the beginning of Machover's years working at IRCAM in Paris.
(1979) is a work for large ensemble and two computer-generated tapes.
Soft Morning, City!
(1980) is for soprano, double bass, and electronics, with a text from James Joyce's
Finnegans Wake
. Both are representative of preoccupations that continue in Machover's music to the present day, most especially the relationship between simple material (usually a melody) and very complex surroundings. There is no question that these two works are not nearly as immediately accessible to a listener as Machover's later music, but
especially is a piece with a very convincing musical argument. Though pop and rock music had been a part of Machover's earlier years, the influences from those musical worlds did not begin to emerge as overtly in his work until his later IRCAM years (and subsequent return to the U.S.). As such, his more recent music would generally be considered more accessible to most listeners, with a more luminous harmonic palate.
The Oxingale album is titled
Hyperstring Trilogy
—three compositions (1991–93) written for the Hyperinstruments developed by Machover and his team at the MIT Media Lab. Hyperinstruments are described as technologically enhanced instruments that "enable the performer's normal playing technique and interpretive skills to shape and control computer extensions to the instrument, thus combining the warmth and personality of human performance with the precision and clarity of digital technology."
Begin Again Again
is a cello solo originally written for Yo-Yo Ma;
Song of Penance
is a concerto for viola, computer voice, and 17 instruments;
Forever and Ever
is a concerto for violin and chamber orchestra. The trilogy as a whole is loosely inspired by Dante's
Divine Comedy
. These pieces have all been rapturously received in live performance and on recording, though I have never warmed to them as much as to other works of Machover's. For my ears, they tend toward the overly discursive side of his output, where the melodic and textural ideas feel like they are going in many directions at once and the result is more tiring than compelling.
The most recent album's title piece is based on a quote from Albert Einstein: "Make things as simple as possible, but not simpler." Though the pieces were written separately for different commissions and occasions, the album was assembled conceptually as a total listening experience; Machover even wrote two purely electronic interludes that actually bleed from one piece into the next.
(2001) is a festive overture that was originally part of Machover's
Toy Symphony
, a large-scale collaborative orchestral adventure involving professional orchestras and children. The work can stand on its own and uses a typical Machover conception of creating an elaborate and hyperactive context for a simple melody. The orchestra contains several electronic keyboards, and the entire orchestral sound is also run through real-time computer processing.
Jeux Deux
(2005) is a concerto for Hyperpiano, a piano (Yamaha Disklavier) extended by software to respond in real time to the player. For example, something the pianist plays may trigger the piano/software to play additional music. It is also a very characteristic score for the composer, and a strong single piece introduction to many of the things he does frequently. The
(2004) are three short string quartet movements written by Machover as a proof of concept in writing with the Hyperscore software developed by his lab for composing music visually.
But Not Simpler
(2005) is one of his few non-technological pieces of recent years, a restless and engaging full-scale, single-movement string quartet.
Machover's music attempts to strike a balance between the simple and complex, and he very often succeeds. My favorite two works of his remain the opera
and the mammoth early piano work
Chansons d'amour,
but there is certainly music to enjoy in these albums.
Carson Cooman

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The so-called "birthday tax" that Sandy Springs and Georgia vehicle owners pay will end in March – for people who purchase a new vehicle.
Vehicles purchased on or after March 1, 2013 and titled in this state will be exempt from sales and use tax and the annual ad valorem tax, according to the Georgia Department of Revenue. Instead, these vehicles will be subject to a new, one-time title ad valorem tax (House Bill 386) that is based on the value of the vehicle.
The Fulton County Tax Commissioner's website explains what these major changes mean.
The value of the vehicle is dependent upon the Georgia Department of Revenue motor vehicle valuation database, which calculates the average of the current wholesale and retail values of the motor vehicle. The calculation is determined by subtracting the trade-in value from the "fair market value" of the vehicle and then multiplying this number times the title ad valorem tax fee rate.
It's going to be 6.5 percent in 2013, 6.75 percent in 2014, in year three it will increase to seven percent and so on. The rate will be capped at 9 percent. But you will not be paying the ad valorem tax on that new vehicle on your birthday every year.
But the difference in the new tax law will affect individuals who purchase a vehicle from another individual.
"Let's say you found an auto on Craigslist and you went to the people's house and paid for the car, you would come in [tax commissioners office] to apply for a title and in the past you would just pay the $18.00 title fee and tag fee," Forsyth County Chief Deputy Tax Commissioner David Hicks said. "Now there's going to be the title tax on that kind of purchase as well on a private sell."
The tax is based on the fair market value of the vehicle at the time of the purchase or the sales price whichever is higher.
"So you get a great, great deal on a car, but it's actually worth, let's say you paid seven for it, but the Bluebook value, for example is 10, you would pay [taxes] based on the $10,000," said Hicks.
Hicks said that's the only real change, the private sales that traditionally were exempt from being taxed, will now be.
"And that's to help offset any shortfalls in revenue from the annual ad valorem tax going away," he said.
However, you will continue to pay the annual ad valorem tax on vehicle(s) that you currently own.
If you buy your new car privately after March 1, you must turn in the application for your title and tax fee payment within 30 days of the purchase of the vehicle. If you're later than 30 days, you'll get charged a penalty of 10 percent of the fee owed, plus an additional one percent per month for every month late.
Other aspects of the new law:
- The new title tax is based on a percentage (6.5 percent in 2013) of the fair market value of the vehicle, not the sales price, as determined by the Georgia Department of Revenue.
- If you purchase a vehicle in Georgia between January 1, 2012, and March 1, 2013, you have the option of paying the new title tax instead of the current annual ad valorem tax. You have from March 1, 2013, until December 31, 2013, to opt into the new program. Note: Vehicles purchased out-of-state are not eligible to opt in.
- All other existing annual vehicle registration requirements, including annual tag renewal fees, decals, and emission tests (if applicable), remain in effect for all vehicle owners.
For more information on HB 386, download the PDF to the right of this article.
Will the new Georgia tax affect your decision to purchase a new vehicle? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
Christine Foster and Steve Burns contributed to this article.


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sorry Ryan!!
OMG! cant believe I forgot Ryan's birthday!!! I'm such a bad fan!! haha well its better late than never!! ;P HAPPY BIRTHDAY RYAN!!! I love you heaps and the rest of the guys (only saying that so they dont get jealous hahaha jks)
Anyway, i hope you had an awesome day and got an awesome birthday cake!!


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Sherrod Small's Best Black Show Ever
The BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center will host an evening of laughter on Friday, February 15 at 8:00 pm with Sherrod Small's Best Black Show Ever. The night features laugh-out-loud comedians Derek Gaines, Jordan Rock, and Sherrod Small. Tickets are $15 each or $10 for students or with the purchase of a "Spotlight Subscription." Members receive five tickets for $50 (a savings of $25) that can be used all at once or spread out throughout the series. Tickets can be purchased online at www.tribecapac.org or by calling 212.220.1460. Sherrod Small's Best Black Show Ever will be held at BMCC Tribeca Performing Arts Center, 199 Chambers Street (Between Greenwich and West St.).
Sherrod Small, one of the top stand-up comics coming out of New York City today, appears at clubs and colleges across the nation. With his witty commentary on politics, culture, and city life, Small has been quoted in The New York Times and on Fox News. He has appeared on numerous popular shows on VH-1, including "Best Week Ever," and is currently seen on G4's "The International Sexy Ladies Show," TBS' "Are We There Yet?," and VH-1's "Undateable." He regularly appears as a guest on NBC's "Today" show, Fox's "The Morning Show with Mike & Juliet," and Fox News's "Red Eye." He has performed on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Comedy Central's "Premium Blend," and NBC's "Showtime at the Apollo," and has written for and performed on Comedy Central's "Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn." Small performed on the Emmy Award-winning "Chris Rock Show" on HBO and has made several appearances on "Late Night with Conan O'Brien." Small also appeared in Jerry Seinfeld's film "Comedian."
Derek Gaines is a California native raised in Philadelphia for the last 12 years. On July 30th 2003, Derek went to his first open mic night at the Laff House in Philadelphia and started what he likes to call the road of the "tainted church boy." From that open mic, he moved around to Rascal's Comedy Club, The Improv in Times Square, The Time Square Arts Center, Broadway Club and opened for Bill Bellamy at Caroline's Comedy Club in Manhattan, NY. Since then he has graced the stages of over 40 colleges and performs actively in the Philadelphia and New York City comedy scene.
Only 20 years old and fresh into the business, Jordan Rock has big shoes to fill being the youngest brother of an absolute legend in the business (Chris Rock). Featured on last season's Last Comic Standing.
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Cindy Hendrickson's letter regarding Stacy Boulevard (the Times, Aug. 13) was right on.
That end of our beautiful walkway on Gloucester's harbor would make a great spot to add to our city's waterfront splendor, from the tennis courts up the hill to our visitors center.
Our old fort that defended this harbor is just history — pure and simple! It would just take safe walkways and signs to tell the old Gloucester story of defending against the British.
What a view, what a place to add to our city's sights! New people with day trips or vacations in mind would love to see the old "Gloucester Stage Fort" park. New grass, areas to sit and also that beach area below the wall in front of the tennis courts. Could we fix those stairs?
Our mayor needs input from all of us on how to make our city come back to life, to bring money and new people who don't want to drive to Cape Cod.
Our Cape Ann could be a showpiece — a city deep with fishing history that can share that old history with new.
Our Gloucester, England, fathers had a great cod drying station there. Let's tell that story. Let people come with their children, and learn how to split and dry cod and how it was done. Signs and pictures. Maybe an old fisherman telling the story.
Make a small Plymouth, Mass., display. If they can do it, so can we!
Let's make our diamond work for us, and let that old girl shine again.
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Whether you live in Glasgow or you're just visiting, you'll enjoy the wide range of dining choices you'll find in this area of Scotland. From Merchant City to the Westend, Glasgow offers everything from traditional regional fare to Indian cuisine. While everyone has their favorite, trying a new eating establishment for your next night out on the town could add a little spice to your life.
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There's no surprise that Glasgow is home to the finest Scottish fare that can be found anywhere in the world. Enjoy the extensive menu created by gourmet chefs and prepared with fresh ingredients that can only be found in Scotland. From the freshest local produce to shellfish harvested directly from the nearby ocean by Scottish west coast own fleet of fishing vessels to the wide array of Highland meat and game, you'll be amazed at both the quality of the offerings and the culinary skill that went into their careful preparation. If you leave our fine city without trying the Rannoch Moor venison or the Perthshire lamb, you'll never forgive yourself.
In addition to the food, you'll enjoy the intimacy that only small-scale restaurants can provide. When you visit an eatery that has been open for over a hundred years, it won't be hard to imagine that you have stepped back in time. The ambiance provided by the oak and mahogany interior alone is worth a visit. To retain an authentic look and feel, many of these fine dining establishments seat 50 or less people. While they can make special arrangements to accommodate larger groups, the cozy atmosphere guarantees personal service and attention to detail.
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With its close proximity to the sea, the city's Westend and Merchant City areas are overflowing with fresh fish and shellfish harvested from the cold ocean waters surrounding the west coast. In fact, many of the local Scottish seafood restaurants are not only supplied by local Scottish fisherman, You may have thought that you have experienced fresh seafood before, but you'll quickly realize that nothing can compare to the fresh items brought to your table by the restaurant bought just hours before. From a simple dish of scottish oysters on the half shell to seafood chowder, your seafood craving will be quenched at any of our city's seafood restaurants. If anyone in your party isn't a seafood fan, they will find steak, poultry, and vegetarian dishes on the menu as well.
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Many visitors to our fine city will be surprised by the vast array of Indian restaurants that are available for the diner who enjoys a bit of spice in their meals. In comparison to the city's smaller establishments, many of our Indian restaurants will seat hundreds of guests making them a perfect choice for large groups. Visit an Indian restaurant for a casual business lunch, and then return at night to witness its transformation to a romantic setting perfect for intimate, candlelight dinners for two. In addition to award winning curries, the diner can choose from tikkas, tandooris, and South Indian garlic chili chicken. To combine Scotland's fresh shellfish with the best of Indian seafood, try the giant king prawns marinated in fresh lime juice and garlic.
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It's the best of East meets West when you choose one of our Chinese restaurants. The fresh Scottish produce and seafood blends perfectly with traditional recipes from the Cantonese and Szechuan regions of China. These delicacies will not fail to please the most discriminating palate. Your menu might include dim sum, dragon and phoenix king prawns, and sliced venison in mandarin sauce.


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This year's giving total is a testament to the loyalty and commitment of the alumni and friends of Southern Miss," said Shannon Fleming, executive director of the USM Foundation.
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Jason 'Mayhem' Miller apologizes to Uriah Hall
It took a while, and in the end it was pretty much unnecessary because he had already been forgiven, but Jason "Mayhem" Miller has offered an apology to Uriah Hall.
If you're unfamiliar with why Miller felt the need to extend an olive branch to Hall, we need to go back to the night of October 25. The location was the Commerce Casino in Commerce, California. Hall was attending BAMMA USA's Badbeat 11 event as the casino as a show of support for his Reign MMA teammate Rachael Cummins, who was fighting on the card.
Hall, speaking to MMAWeekly, said that he had been approached by the promotion to step into the cage along with some other fighters that were in attendance that night. As Hall made his way toward the cage, he came across a group of fighters that looked to be protecting a woman. That's when Miller came upon the scene and started to raise his voice at Hall.
Miller then repeatedly used a racial slur while yelling at Hall. Hall reacted to Miller's words by taking a swing at Miller before the two were separated by security. The incident was caught on video.
Miller recently sent the following tweet, informing his followers that he had apologized to Hall in private, before offering a more public apology:
j ✔ @mayhemmiller
Although i have done so privately, I would like to publicly apologize to @UriahHallMMA for my ghetto behavior. I am sorry and wish you luck.
4:37 PM - 15 Nov 2013
all, responded with a tweet of his own:
uriah hall ✔ @UriahHallMMA
@mayhemmiller it's all good homie already forgave ya keep ya head up
8:45 PM - 15 Nov 2013
Uriah Hall Tells His Side of the Story on Recent Scuffle with Mayhem Miller
Hall, however, told MMAWeekly.com how things occurred from his perspective.
Hall attended the BAMMA USA event to support fellow Reign MMA fighter Rachael Cummins. He was approached by the promoters to go into the ring and be recognized alongside other celebrities in attendance. This included Miller.
As he was making his way to the ring, he came up to a group of Reign MMA's athletes who were huddled around a female.
"It was like they were protecting her," Hall recalled. Uriah approached to check on the situation, and that is when Mayhem made his presence known.
"Initially, I saw a big bald-headed dude. Then it hit me that it was Mayhem Miller. I was a little star struck, at first," said Hall. "He was yelling at me though, and wanted to talk to the girl. I guess it was his ex. I tried to stay calm and just diffuse things. I was still kind of shocked that it was all happening."
The yelling from Miller attracted the attention of several onlookers, including security guards. Hall said that once security got there, Miller's aggression escalated. As a video put out by MMAInterviews.tv's Spencer Lazara shows, Mayhem continued to yelling, getting more aggressive in his tone, which led to the eventual swing from Hall.
"I think I just barely clipped him," he recalled.
Security quickly removed both Hall and Miller from the event floor, but it didn't end at that point. Hall admitted to later looking for Miller in the casino, until his anger subsided. He later apologized to security. Meanwhile, Miller took to his phone tweeting and texting more racially charged comments to Hall.
"I don't know how he got my number," said Hall. "I asked and his response was, 'I am Mayhem Miller, I know everything.'"
Hall was back in training Saturday morning, and considered the incident to be behind him. He says genuinely, "I feel sorry for him. I hope he gets the help that he needs before it gets worse."
I can't possibly agree with a sports league condoning the breaking of the law through offering the offender a monetary incentive for doing so. As a matter of fact, I'm pretty positive that is at the minimum some opening the UFC up for civil liability if a suit is filed. Offering to pay for his legal defense- I'm all for it.
Mayhem is in crisis and is a prime candidate to eat a Glock sandwich judging by his public antics and bizarre rants. I just hope it's all an act and he can somehow clear his mind of the demons he possesses.
Maybe it is because Dana White doesn't like men who abuse women?
Yeaaaaah sure, he is so concerned about that!
He obviously thought "Oh my God! that dude was harrasing his ex GF? Damn, that is so bad!!! I do not give a fuck if that was Mayhem Miller or anyone else! A guy was harrasing his ex girlfriend! He definitely needed an ass kicking. I am giving Urijah the money for stepping up. I really hate women abusers"
Man, you realize that for Dana White everything is about image and money right?
Why he pretends that he loves so much the gay community and everyone else? You seriously think that he is so pro gays?
Obviously not, he does not give a fuck about them. But he needs to have a good public image, he needs people to say "Oh he is a good guy, he supports them!"
Same here, he does not give a single fuck if someone was harrasing or not his ex GF. That is not his business and he knows it.
But he simply uses the opportunity so people think that he is such a good person.
He also gave Jones a bonus for stopping a robber 2 years ago? I do not think so.
I do not remember him giving Huerta any extra money.
He is giving a bonus to Urijah Hall not because he defended a woman, but because he tried to punch someone that has talked a lot of shit about Dana.
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This shows once again how much of a hypocrite Dana White really is.
He will give Urijah a bonus for what?? For barely punching a drugged idiot?
Dana White is so happy because he dislikes Mayhem a lot, but seriously he is going to give Urijah a bonus for that?
I wonder what would have happened if it was not Mayhem but some other person involved. I do not think Urijah would be getting any bonus and probably he would get fired.
Maybe it is because Dana White doesn't like men who abuse women? Mayhem was there harassing his ex and Urijah stepped in. Thats how the whole thing started. It might have nothing to do with the fact he dislikes Mayhem and just the fact he likes seeing guys step up to women abusers.
I don't remember but did he throw money or something Huerta's way when he KO'd that guy from the Longhorns?
This shows once again how much of a hypocrite Dana White really is.
He will give Urijah a bonus for what?? For barely punching a drugged idiot?
Dana White is so happy because he dislikes Mayhem a lot, but seriously he is going to give Urijah a bonus for that?
I wonder what would have happened if it was not Mayhem but some other person involved. I do not think Urijah would be getting any bonus and probably he would get fired.
Uncle Dana gonna give Uriah a bonus for smacking him apparently... but that was some pussy shit honestly. The way this was talked about he clocked his ass, this was hardly anything. I've seen better hits at High School football games
Uriah Hall won't be receiving any disciplinary action from the UFC for throwing a punch at Jason "Mayhem" Miller.
Quite the contrary, UFC President Dana White posted on Twitter that he plans on giving Hall a bonus for taking a swing at Mayhem during a nasty altercation that took place over the weekend.
Controversy seems to follow Mayhem wherever he goes, and he was right on schedule during "BAMMA USA: Bad Beat 11," a local event held in Commerce, California. According to a tweet from MMA reporter Erik Fontanez, Hall threw a punch after Mayhem used a racial slur.
After a brief scuffle, both men were quickly separated by security and escorted from the event.
It didn't take long to confirm the story once the news went viral. Mayhem, who has shown no remorse for his behavior, immediately sent out a tweet after the incident using the same racial slur he was accused of using during the scuffle.
On Monday, MMAinterviews' Spencer Lazara uploaded a video on YouTube of the actual altercation along with a backstory of how the entire situation unfolded:
The scene begins with Jason "Mayhem" Miller being aggressive to a woman who is apparently his ex girlfriend who he has allegedly assaulted in the recent past. She was visibly emotional and upset and he continued to yell at her. Uriah Hall poked his head in the situation and instantly Miller turned his aggression to him. He began with continuous rants of, "N**** please." Then the video starts and you see the rest.
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It's hard to believe that Mayhem was once considered one of MMA's most beloved stars. His notoriety had climbed to new heights after being cast as the host of MTV's hit reality series Bully Beatdown, which he balanced alongside his MMA career.
After minor stints in Strikeforce and DREAM, Mayhem was finally offered his second shot in the UFC as a head coach on The Ultimate Fighter 14. His resurgence as a relevant MMA star was short-lived. After suffering back-to-back losses, he was released from the promotion in May 2012.
Mayhem has really lived up to his nickname in the past year. He has been arrested several times for alleged charges of nude vandalism and domestic abuse.
The downward spiral of Mayhem's life and career has played out in front of fans like a perpetual soap opera with each controversial act more shocking than the next. During an interview with MMAFighting's Ariel Helwani, White admitted that he has never been a fan of Mayhem:
I don't think you can compare him to any other fighter. He's always been…let's just say, not normal. …He's not a UFC fighter. This guy fought in the UFC three times and never won one fight. I wouldn't compare him to anybody else in the sport because I never met anyone like Mayhem Miller. I'm not a big fan, I never have been a fan, and I'm not going to be a fan anytime soon.
While a paycheck won't cure the sting of Mayhem's comments, White's kind gesture can hopefully help Hall put the entire incident in the past and focus on getting his own career back on track.
Hall's upcoming UFC 168 bout against Chris Leben could be his last chance to prove he deserves a spot on the UFC roster.
Originally Posted by Fedorlei Gomipierre
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I do not think any promotion would want to sign Mayhem. That guy has serious mental issues
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March is the first month in which unemployment for the tri-county area of Gadsden, Leon and Wakulla has fallen beneath 7.0% since June of 2008.
Gadsden's unemployment rate for March was 8.8%, Leon's fell to 6.6% and Wakulla dropped to 7.3%. . Florida's unemployment rate dropped from 9.1% to 8.6% over the month and saw a 1.9% decrease over the year. The national rate dropped from 9.2% a year ago and 8.7% a month ago to 8.4% in March. These numbers are seasonally unadjusted, meaning that annual fluctuations in industry employment are not taken into account.
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