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Your Solution Is Not My Problem
Do you do something different, or better yet, unique?
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I always know when a company or a salesperson is in for trouble. When asked about their company, they spend all of their time talking about their solution. They may have a great story, but what they all struggle to understand is that your solution is not my problem.
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Let me explain something that is very basic – if there is not a problem, there can be no solution. Period. No questions or discussion. I'd like to request that all salespeople and marketers stop talking to me about how wonderful their solution is. When they talk to me this way, all they do is demonstrate that they clearly have absolutely no understanding of the problems that matter most to me.
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What should you do – start talking to me about my problems. Demonstrate that you understand me, my business, and my desired results as least as well as (preferably better than) I understand myself. If you can't understand me at least as well as I understand myself – how can you possibly create any value? And if you don't create any value, why should a prospect or customer spend any time talking with your company.
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Your job is to give the language so that the buying organization can trace the symptoms (that they are aware of) to the real problem. Just today, I had two conversations with someone who thought they had one problem and I helped them understand that the real problem was something entirely different (while this was a surprise to them, it was SOP to me). I spent no time whatsoever talking about my solution, and the buyers went from "looking at alternatives" to proceeding only with me.
Remember, my problem is my problem – and until I fully understand it, and understand that you understand it, you're solution is a commodity at best and more likely an interruption. Stand out and make your customers feel understood.
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Bravo, Doug!
We struggle with this all the time in the real estate marketing business: understanding both what the problem is AND whether we're trying to cram a solution down the prospect's throats.
This is tremendously helpful: perspective that our solution (social media marketing for Realtors) is less important than the problem (Realtors who have no business because they aren't found).
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Mornings are a busy time, and sitting down to a meal in the mornings isn't always possible. However, going to school without breakfast can negatively impact a child's day in terms of concentration, comprehension ability, and behavior. It's why many schools across the country, including more than 1,300 public schools in Alabama, elect to serve breakfast at school. In our state, more than a third of students who attend public schools eat breakfast at school.
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Providence, RI - The Providence Bruins, in their 18th year in the American Hockey League, announced that they have released forwards Brett Clouthier and Jon Rheault from their Professional Tryout Agreements. With the moves, the P-Bruins have 23 players on their active roster, including 14 forwards, seven defensemen and two goaltenders.
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A ninth-year pro, Clouthier has suited up for 521 games in his career, amassing 150 points (57g, 93a) and 1,526 PIM. Along with Providence, he has enjoyed AHL time with the Albany River Rats and Binghamton Senators. Clouthier spent the last three seasons playing overseas, mostly with the Manchester Phoenix in England. The left wing and native of Ottawa, Ontario, was selected 50th overall by the National Hockey League's New Jersey Devils in round two of the 1999 NHL Entry Draft.
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Sada beLagutirali Kannada Light Music by Praveen
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Hi Friends, this is a kannada song in form of Bhavageete which is called as Light Music. This is my first ever attempt to sing these kind of music.
The theme is based on Mother and her love on her child. Here song is explaining about how mother takes care of her child by rescuing her baby from all the bad things. She takes all the pain and gives all the love to her child….
The main reason I fell in love with this song is the instrumental piece(Sitar) is played before starting of the vocal part and how tabla is accompanied with the song…I am sure you are gonna love the music…I hope you will like my efforts here…
Swati Prasad said
beautiful song praveen ji
you have sung it very nicely
Swati Prasad
Muzaffar Naqvi said
Yar issko light music kehte ho? Ye tu theek thaak mushkil geet hai. Kiya low kiya high sub kuch tu hai iss main. Arabic melody touch bhi thaa aik interlude main. Maan agar seriously issko ga kar apne bachhe ko sunayegi tu bechare ka kiya haal hoga….aik rang aayega aik jayega….Lol….Ya tu gana shuroo kar dega ya bhaag jayega….Hahaha….Lafz tu aik bhi pallay nahi pada sivaye Ammma ke uska bhi sure nahi hoon ye Amma he hai ya kuch aur. Yar itne serious geet sunaoge tu humara kiya banega? Iss geet ko sunkar patta nahi kyoun mood achha hogaya.
Tha Kathir said
You sung great.
super feel by listening your perfomance.
Keep it up dear Praveen.
Please listen my uploads and write your feel about it. I love Music & friends, n the god inside of me.
Chandrakant Page (on & off) said
PRAVEEN ji….
Tooooooooooooooo good ! Wonderful song equally wonderfully rendered. I feel this should come under semi classical. You have sung sooooooooo well. Loved this all the way.
"I sing like I feel". ….Chandrakant Page
Saroj Nair said
very nice rendition Praveen
Muhammed.nana. Muftah.el.khair. said
wooow bhai jaan
this instrument sound like la aude arabic guitar and even starting is too much arabic,but when you start to sing then it becomes very original and beautifuly done in your voice i like the up n down you do in here also you got your own special modulation which are not easy no even to me love it all keep up n keep sharing thank you,
Giri∂hαrαη. u. r. (temporarily away) said
Marvellous song and it has been rendered by you befittingly with a lot of feel and love Praveen ji!
Liked it very much…
Ramesh Tadi said
Praveen, beautiful song… nice composition and wonderful rendition by you… very nice pick too… loved it…
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Neil swanson.. Still not doing well but keeping the faith .surgery looking re october thanks for the prayers and well wishes ! said
HI Praveen as usual great singing wish
i knew language. either way agree with comment
s great job… god bless NEIL
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Gautam Parekh said
Praveen Bhai….Language to samajh nahi aayi par aapki singing sun kar bahot achha laga….Sangeet ko kisi bhasha ki seema ki zarurat nahi hoti….Bahot achhe feel se gaaya aapne….Keep it up….To F/v….Thanks for sharing….
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Raja Mohamed.j. said
Praveen…ji good rendition……nice:)
Music are my breath:)
Rajesh Pandya ( kuchh naya har bar ) said
Nice to hear kannada sangeet because of sweetness with full of feelings. Bahut achhe se gaya aapne. Lajawaab bhaisaab. Keep singing such songs to learn something. Lyrics
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Vimala chandrasekharan (busy) said
Praveen, beautiful singing of this lovely song.
yes, the music is superb. Enjoyed your rendition.
Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter – John Keats
Sarada said
Praveen avare,
Wonderful song pick. Very beautiful lyrics and so nice to hear this melody here. Enjoyed listening to your version !!
Dj Wazif said
Aray yar aise classic gaane kahan se dhoond liye? Aur aisa doob kar gao ge to kia banay ga tumhara…. Naqvi saheb se ittefaq karta hon ke ye halki phulki nahi kafi gehri classic mosiqi hai bhai…. great attempt aur ab koi chalu gana ga dalo yar ;-)
Wish you Gr8 Luck!
Please listen to my original here: Dekho Mausam
DJ WaziF
Shaniruh said
Praveen bhai….wonderful rendition , bohat mushkil song lagta hai aur aap nay bohat feel kay saath gaya hai, enjoyed listening in ur lovely voice :)
Hemanth Kumar said
Good singing bro, and spectacular track & recording :-) !
Jesudas songs will suit your smooth vocals very well, I think….
Thanks much,
Thinkal govind kumar said
Wah Re Wah !
Smooth-flowing rendition with soothing feel !
LIKED this !
Kudos !
GOD Bless !
Loving Best Wishes,
Thinkal Govind Kumar.
Hema Shamal said
Very good song Praveen ji,beautiful singing,enjoyed it.
Adwait Ranade said
Praveen bhai,
Welcome to bhavgeet genre. Nice composition and very well sung with apt feel! Thanks for the introduction that made the theme clear as i can't understand the lyrics. Lovely use of sitar in this song!
It requires wisdom to understand wisdom. Music is nothing if audience is deaf – Walter Lippmann
Vinod Kumar (trying to catch up) said
That was just awesome rendition Praveen…enjoyed it….goes to me fav….:)
Rajeev Bhave said
Pravin Ji, sorry could not come earlier, I was out of town. I have not heard any Kannada song before but know of the great musical tradition like Pt Bhimsen Joshi. Very well sung, I absolutely enjoyed it!
Rajeev Bhave
Raja Mohamed.j. said
wow…sory for the delay here…Praveen bro…wow…what a performance ang good feel…lovely one from you…realy very like this…I do no…language,but can understood….Thanks for your appreciatable talent….GBU.
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Jaya Ganapathy said
Hai Praveen,
Very beautiful song,
Though the language is away from me,
Could understand the pain & love involved,
I liked very much, very touching, Praveen!
As you said in the introduction,
I fell in Love with this Song!
Bring out more of such songs!!
God Bless you!!!
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|Nov. 22, 2011
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Combat Centenarian Senior Softball Bat. Fully Loaded - durability?
My 2 cents on this bat is they do hit well after breaking in. This does take a little longer then others. But I have seen several (teammates) break before 200 swings. They probably are more durable then some others but they are still "senior" bats.
|Nov. 12, 2011
|Topic: Associations
Discussion: SPA VS SSUA
Well, I stand corrected. Just got a shirt today promised by SPA. Now I guess I have nothing to complain about. Hope more teams schedule this next year. Golden Eagle in Sparks is the best facility I've seen. Again well run tourney.
|Nov. 11, 2011
|Topic: Associations
Discussion: SPA VS SSUA
I played in the SPA Reno tourney, and had a very good time. Yes the turn-out was poor, but the event was still run very well. We won our division (50 AAA) and received a great... photo op. That was it, promised a few things but, well, nothing. Too bad, I was looking forward to next year if more teams would go. Not sure now.
Don't get me wrong, I don't play for the prizes, play for fun. But I don't like being lied to either. Like I said it was a fun tourney, that's why I'm on the fence about next year (if there is one).
|July 26, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Todays game?
Pricer you're right, shouldn't call names, I just stooped to his level.
But was I wrong? No, he proves it every time he posts.
|July 25, 2011
|Topic: Website comments
Discussion: hitting the middle
#19 thank you. Beat me to it.
|July 25, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: crabtown tournament
Oh jeez not another one. What do you want? Are you jealous you didn't get invited to the White House with the Giants? It's only softball, we play for the great fun of it. Or at least I do.
|July 25, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Todays game?
Uh, Gary have you actually played against Joe? If you have, then you are just being a dick. If you haven't then you are just being a dick. So either way...
|July 24, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Waivers
Pricer I guess you are just referring to the pitchers waiver. But every league and utrip tourny I play in has you sign some sort of waiver, you probably do too. No big deal right? Like AI said it's an attempt to combat the lowest form of life, the lawyers.
|June 17, 2011
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: Reebok Senior Bat
Let me be the first to say... good, your done. Now move back to Miken so we can read you whine about them for awhile. Geez dude, get over it.
|June 17, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Classification question
Ha that one's easy, Joe answered it a while ago...Pay in full in advance.
|June 6, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: South Bend SPA
Good to hear, thanks.
|June 5, 2011
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: South Bend SPA
So is it just the South Bend tourny that's the problem, or all of SPA. There's one in Sparks in Sept. we are thinking of going to. Can anyone expand on this? Never played in SPA before.
|Feb. 19, 2011
|Topic: Bats
Discussion: COMBAT BLUE I LOVE IT
ronnie g, now that was a great comeback. Good for you, sir.
|Jan. 13, 2011
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: 40 core 375 balls
Biggest piece of crap ball I've ever played with. Two tourneys last year, 75-80 degrees, not fun. I've never hit a 52-275, I'm interested to see if it is any better. Have my doubts but who knows. I got to see for myself.
|Oct. 7, 2010
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: SSWS in Palm Springs/Reebok Bat
Hitt, if that was Merced then I was talking to him for a while. I didn't realize that bat had 700 hits on it, not bad. He hits hard and as the day went on he warmed up to it alot (sorry I didn't get his name).
|Oct. 4, 2010
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: SSWS in Palm Springs/Reebok Bat
Joe did you see any GBA's out there?
I saw one in Merced this weekend. Seemed like a good bat. U2 like? Not from what I saw, but a nice bat even though it had a crack (the owner said after 50 swings, and a replacement is in the mail)
|June 9, 2010
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Senior Softball is a Joke
Senior softball is far from a joke. Like Joe said there are a few issues but that's it. Just got back from Carson City, finished fourth, hurt my arm, but wouldn't trade the experience for anything. Great times.
The only thing that's a joke around here is you and your great English skills. Did you proof read your message before you sent it? Maybe try put down the bottle before typing.
Garyheifnner if that's all you have to show your grand kids then your kind of pathetic.
See it's easy to insult people sitting at a keyboard. Why is everything so negative on here?
|June 1, 2010
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Cheap awards given out in Reno
Yeah does seam a little cheap; but we're not pros. From your description it sounds like you guys had a lot of fun. Any vacation to a place like this is going to cost $$.
|May 29, 2010
|Topic: Tournaments
Discussion: Be very careful what you wish for
Taits, a couple of years ago we were using 44\400 balls. Now we use 44\375, isn't that a compromise? A good one, but still a compromise. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
|May 29, 2010
|Topic: General and miscellaneous
Discussion: Individual awards for senior players
Larry that's why ssusa gives them to the manager, so he (or the team)can decide on the criteria. All the teams I've played on have always gone on over-all performance. Giving to just the best hitter is weak.
Dude why did you start a new thread?
Didn't like the title?
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Among historic Savannah's best bed and breakfast inns, Green Palm Inn says, "We will!"
"I wish we could put up some of the Christmas spirit in jars and open a jar of it every month." — Harlan Miller in Better Homes and Gardens.
We are going to work on that for Christmas 2013 and winter 2014 — "bottle a little Christmas spirit".
"It is Christmas every time you let God love others through you . . . yes, it is Christmas every time you smile at your brother and offer him your hand." — Mother Teresa of Calcutta
Where to find the spirit of Christmas in Savannah?
"Christmas gift suggestions:
To your enemy, forgiveness.
To an opponent, tolerance.
To a friend, your heart.
To a customer, service.
To all, charity.
To every child, a good example.
To yourself, respect."
– Oren Arnold
With a bevy of gifts in your heart, along your way stroll through garden squares bedecked with red ribbons. Hear Church bells ringing out Christmas carols and hymns mid-day. Be uplifted by the twinkling tree lights along Broughton Street's sidewalk. Stop in the quaint, uber local cafes, boutique shops, and wonderful upscale brands — Kate Spade, Banana Republic, GAP / GAP Kids / Gap Body, and Marc Jacobs — that make uptown Savannah shopping trips memorable. ** P.S. Guest parking is free at Green Palm Inn.
"There's something about a Christmas sweater that will always make me laugh." – Kristen Wiig
If you're lucky enough to be in Savannah during the Christmas 2013 season, take advantage of the many fun activities.
"…It's time we hung some tinsel on that evergreen bough.
For we need a little music,
Need a little laughter,
Need a little singing
Ringing through the rafter,
And we need a little snappy
"Happy ever after,"
Need a little Christmas now." — Jerry Herman
December 2013
Remember This December,
That love weighs more than gold!
– Josephine Dodge Daskam Bacon
- Ice skating is at the Savannah Civic Center. It usually begins early December through early January
- December 3: Sizzling Salsa dance lessons with professional dancer Austin Williams, Telfair Academy of Art rotunda
- December 5: Salsa Dance Party, Telfair Museum's Jepson Center
- December 6: Dr. Zhivago (1965 movie), Lucas Theatre
- December 7 – 8: Cool Yule Holiday Gift Store Celebration & Artist Trunk Show, Telfair Museum's Jepson Center gift store
- December 13-14: Savannah Philharmonic, Holiday Pops, St. John's Cathedral
- December 14: Family FREE Day, Telfair Museum's Jepson Center, 1-4 p.m.
- December 14: A Christmas Story (1983 movie), Lucas Theatre
I will honor Christmas in my heart, and try to keep it all the year. –"Ebenezer Scrooge", in A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens.
- December 19 – 21: On Stage at the Lucas, Christmas Cabaret
- December 20: Luminary Night with Santa, Skidaway Island State Park, 6-8 p.m.
- December 21: First Day of Winter
- December 24 (Tuesday): ** Christmas Eve ** Many historic churches downtown hold midnight services with music.
Christmas Eve was a night of song that wrapped itself about you like a shawl. But it warmed more than your body. It warmed your heart … filled it, too, with melody that would last forever. — Bess Streeter Aldrich in "Song of Years".
- December 25 (Wednesday): ** Christmas Day **
And is it true? And is it true,
This most tremendous tale of all,
Seen in a stained-glass window's hue,
A Baby in an in ox's stall?
The Maker of the stars and sea
Became a Child on earth for me?
– Sir John Betjeman (1954).
- December 31 (Tuesday): ** New Year's Eve *
January 2014
- January 1: ** New Year's Day ** Happy New Year!
- January 11: SCAD Cinema Circle presents 'Bonnie and Clyde' (1967), Trustees Theatre
- January 12: Sleeping Beauty Russian ballet, Savannah Civic Center
- January 16 – 18: The Savannah Tire Ice Hockey Classic, Savannah Civic Center
- January 20 (Monday): ** Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday **
- January 24 – February 2: Savannah Restaurant Week
- January 24: Pierre Gonnord photography exhibition: 'Portraying the South', SCAD Museum of Art, in partnership with the Consulate General of France in Atlanta
- January 29 – February 2: PULSE Art & Technology Festival 2014, Telfair Museum's Jepson Center
What brought innkeepers Diane and Gary to Savannah?
For innkeepers Diane and Gary the love affair with Savannah began before arriving in America's most beautiful city. It began when they decided to escape the snow of Michigan. Savannah's semi-tropical climate and finding Green Palm Inn on the market made for a perfect way to make a smooth move to a warmer setting. Diane has translated her service- and customer-centric corporate talents to please bed and breakfast travelers.
…We're hereby anointing this little Georgian city with the coveted title of "Southernmost City of Eye-Pleasing Appeal We've Visited Thus Far On Our Little Tour". Eye Candy: Huge oak trees ornamented with Spanish moss hanging like tinsel from a Christmas tree, giving shady cover to the antebellum mansions genteely separated by cobbled walkways and grassy parks bejeweled with lazy fountains and commanding monuments. It's all so nice. — travelinvan.com
Recommended reading:
- Christmas Bliss, by Mary Kay Andrews
- Savannah Christmas, by authors Kimberly Ergul and Holley Jaakkola, and photographer Richard Johnson
Copyright © 2013 Green Palm Inn / Sandy Traub
More Christmas quotes –
"Maybe Christmas, the Grinch thought, doesn't come from a store" -Dr. Seuss
Christmas will always be as long as we stand heart to heart and hand in hand. –Dr. Seuss.
"Probably the reason we all go so haywire at Christmas time with the endless unrestrained and often silly buying of gifts is that we don't quite know how to put our love into words." — Harlan Miller in Better Homes and Gardens.
The outdoor Christmas lights, green and red and gold and blue and twinkling, remind me that most people are that way all year round — kind, generous, friendly and with an occasional moment of ecstasy. But Christmas is the only time they dare reveal themselves. — Harlan Miller in Better Homes and Gardens.
When the song of the angel is stilled,
When the star in the sky is gone,
When the kings and princes are home,
When the shepherds are back with their flock,
The work of Christmas begins:
To find the lost — To heal the broken — To feed the hungry —
To release the prisoner — To rebuild the nations —
To bring peace among brothers and sisters —
To make music in the heart. — Howard Thurman
Let us remember that the Christmas heart is a giving heart, a wide–open–heart that thinks of others first. The birth of the baby Jesus stands as the most significant event in all history, because it has meant the pouring into a sick world the healing medicine of love which has transformed all manner of hearts for almost two thousand years… Underneath all the bulging bundles is this beating Christmas heart. — George Matthew Adams in "The Christmas Heart".
Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love!
– Hamilton Wright Mabie, American essayist, editor, critic, and lecturer.
Christmas! 'Tis the season for kindling the fire of hospitality in the hall, the genial flame of charity in the heart.
–Washington Irving
For centuries men have kept an appointment with Christmas. Christmas means fellowship, feasting, giving and receiving, a time of good cheer, home.
–W. J. Tucker in Pulpit Preaching.
For centuries men have kept an appointment with Christmas. Christmas means fellowship, feasting, giving and receiving, a time of good cheer, home.
– W. J. Tucker in Pulpit Preaching.
It is Christmas in the mansion,
Yule-log fires and silken frocks;
It is Christmas in the cottage,
Mother's filling little socks.
It is Christmas on the highway,
In the thronging, busy mart;
But the dearest, truest Christmas
Is the Christmas in the heart.
– Anonymous
What can I give him,
Poor as I am?
If I were a shepherd,
I would bring a lamb;
If I were a wise man,
I would do my part;
Yet what I can I give him —
Give my heart. — Christina G. Rossetti.
So if a Christian is touched only once a year, the touching is still worth it, and maybe on some given Christmas, some quiet morning, the touch will take. –Harry Reasoner
"The Christmas spirit — love — changes hearts and lives."
– Pat Boone
Cozy comforts and love-filled holidays are what's in store at this newsworthy / schmoozeworthy bed and breakfast cottage located in Savannah's downtown historic district.
My idea of Christmas, whether old-fashioned or modern, is very simple: loving others. Come to think of it, why do we have to wait for Christmas to do that? – Bob Hope
So, if one really loves Christmas and loves Savannah, what else does one do? Aglow for the holidays are the seamen's original fireplaces in our inn's living room, dining room — even a bathroom (as you'll can see in the inn's video, "The Softer Side of Savannah").
"The outdoor Christmas lights, green and red and gold and blue and twinkling, remind me that most people are that way all year round–kind, generous, friendly and with an occasional moment of ecstasy. But Christmas is the only time they dare reveal themselves." — Harlan Miller
"One thing I love about Christmas music is that it has a tradition of warmth." – Zooey Deschanel


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Soon it will be Christmas. What should you listen to? This is not a simple question.
Historically, Christmas has been an immensely prolific time for composers, especially (and obviously) for those writing for the Christian church. But this trove of musical riches is astonishingly easy to lose sight of, even in so artistically sophisticated a place as Boston. It can seem as though holiday offerings are confined to endless renditions of the "Hallelujah" chorus and an all-too-small group of holiday favorites.


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6/9/2012: Webglimpse 2.21.0 no longer installs wgarcmin.cgi by default due to security vulnerabilities. wgarcmin.cgi is the Web-based manager script and is not required for the operation of Webglimpse. Users who are not in a secure intranet should use the shell-based wgcmd manager instead. To install wgarcmin.cgi into a secure environment, edit the wginstall.pl file and uncomment the indicated line:
Note users running 2.20.0 and earlier should delete the file wgarcmin.cgi. Upgrading to 2.21.0 will delete this file if installed to the same cgi-bin directory as previous versions.# REMOVED for security reasons. If you can run in a safe intranet environment, # uncomment the following line to install the web-based archive manager wgarcmin.cgi # "wgarcmin.cgi",
2/14/12: Webglimpse 2.20.0 fixes an important security hole, all Webglimpse users should download
7/30/10: Still no luck getting the University of Arizona to agree to let me open source Webglimpse, so the code is now a bit stagnant. However, I'm still using it on several sites including most recently bTeaching.com. Here is a quick tip to avoid getting repeated files from '#here' links and form results. Include the following code in the .wgfilter-index file to exclude unwanted urls:
Deny \& Deny \# Deny \?
4/22/09: Webglimpse 2.18.8 times out slow sites much more agressively in order to speed up the spider. (Timeout is now 5 sec, modify in [webglimpse_home]/wglib/wgAgent.pm )
12/19/08: Glimpse 4.18.6 has a fix contributed by Doug McLaren for indexing documents with long Titles (or missing </title> tags). (avail source only)
10/27/08: Fix to re-enable selective searching by directory according to this doc How To Search by Directory. Had been broken for a few releases by a security enhancement, now fixed.
8/16/08: Important security update! We had a contributed script not running with the -T option, please upgrade now if you have Webglimpse 2.17.0 or above!
8/8/08: New Google Group for Webglimpse Users available. This replaces the former mailing lists we were running in-house. Sign up to ask questions or make suggestions!
8/05/08: Webglimpse 2.18.5 has some minor fixes and tweaks for the new extern module feature. Also a new version of the CommandWeb module has been brought over from the Abra project so sites using both Webglimpse and Abra won't have conflicts. For a site using the new call-external-module feature, see MyRecipeSearcher.com
6/18/08: Webglimpse 2.18.4 adds a major new feature: optional hook for inserting data from an external module into the results output. (Inspired by the ultra-cool Drupal api, though the Webglimpse hook is not quite as elegant.) Read the wgoutput.cfg file for notes on how to use this feature. Also a fix for the New Query box when using the simple search form, and an updated install script that avoids compiler warnings for old code.
2/16/08: Eliminate repetitive text from search results - new doc, actually the capability has been there for some time but not well documented. Most sites have repetitive navigation and copyright info that can interfere with search result quality; a few simple steps lets you pull out those sections prior to indexing.
1/3/08: Improved handling of dynamic URLs of the form http://somesite.tld/path?query=stuff.
11/29/07: Just some minor tweaks to the install, to make errors less annoying...
10/9/07: Major new features for incorporating SQL results into a Webglimpse search. Both exact and approximate matches into database tables can be combined in a controlled way with a full text search of websites and local files. Also, SEO types take note - we can now export search result pages as well-formed static URLs in the site. With a small amount of URL-rewriting, we can make any keyword search appear as a static web page. These new features are a bit tricky to configure, we expect that users may need help to take full advantage of them at this point, but they are so powerful we want to release them now. Both major new features are in use at bTucson.com and bDallas.com.
9/14/07: Advanced version download free for (almost all) nonprofits, .EDU and .GOV sites. Download now!
3/22/07: One thing leads to another - Webglimpse 2.17.3 has a fix for dealing with badly formed URLs. Basically we eval() the URI call and fall thru to our own methods if the URI module fails. Also some minor tweaks for dealing with multiple archives, and a new option inside the makenh script for keeping large hashes out of memory by using dbmopen.
3/15/07: Webglimpse 2.17.2 uses the URI cpan module if available for URL parsing instead of our own recipe from back when.
1/25/07: New German (Deutsch) translations available of several pages of this site.
1/23/07: Webglimpse 2.17.1 has a minor tweak to avoid errors when LWP is not available.
12/06/06: Webglimpse 2.17.0 contains a new nifty add-on called BibGlimpse that lets you use Webglimpse as a scientific reprints repository. Thanks to David Kreil and Tom Tuechler at Boku Bioinformatics, Vienna, Austria. Take a look at the BibGlimpse online documentation that also links to detailed installation instructions.
11/23/06: There now is a new application available to aid distributed literature research that builds on WebGlimpse and which comes in the latest WebGlimpse distribution. Features of the light-weight PDF reprint manager, BibGlimpse, include addition of reprints without forms, automated bibliographic record retrieval for PubMed listed papers using machine learning techniques to match a record to the PDF with a success rate of over 95%, management of user annotation of papers, and structured full-text queries using the WebGlimpse engine.
9/30/06: RECOMMENDED: Webglimpse 2.16.4 adds one last bit of sanitization by eliminating some deprecated variables. This is the currently recommended release.
9/17/06: Webglimpse 2.16.3 adds further sanitization for output variables to prevent XSS/HTML injection - we failed to fully sanitize the query string as unusual chars are required for regexp queries, but we need to eliminate those before displaying the query string on a page. Also minor fixes to the "Within X words" feature and to allow spaces inside archive configuration variables.
8/16/06: Webglimpse 2.16.2 has some further tweaks to handling of BASE HREF tags and also eliminates mailto: and javascript: links at an earlier step in the spidering process.
8/10/06: The Searchable Site article is now available for all to view (without a subscription to Linux Journal). Has a nice introduction to Webglimpse for newcomers, with a focus on making your cool website generate some revenue...
8/01/06: Webglimpse 2.15.5 installs htuml2txt.pl filter automatically and removes the choice, that was confusing some users. With prefiltering on htuml2txt.pl should always be the best option. Alternatefilters can still be specified by manually editing the .glimpse_filters file in the archive directory.
7/23/06: Webglimpse 2.15.3 removes <SCRIPT ..> ... </SCRIPT> sections by default (if you choose the default htuml2txt.pl as the filter). Eliminates ugly hit results matching javascript code.
7/19/06: Webglimpse 2.15.0 uses WWW::Mechanize if its available, to parse the links out of each page. If not available we fall back to our original code; but WWW:Mechanize does a better job of recognizing BASE HREF tags and generally has more modern HTML parsing code.
5/30/06: Webglimpse 2.14.9 has a fix to the NextHits toolbar (a problem was caused by the input sanitization introduced in 2.14.5)
5/30/06: Check out The Searchable Site - our article in the July issue of Linux Journal! (you must be a subscriber - we'll post the content here on August 1)
5/24/06: Webglimpse 2.14.8 has bugfixes and improvements fixing warnings and speeding up searches on large archives. Tests not required in the ranking formula are avoided. Fix to CenterOutput routine avoids warnings and also speeds up code if centering is not necessary.
5/05/06: Webglimpse 2.14.7 has small fix for handling literal '[' and ']' chars in URLs and other places. Thanks to Robert Pelcher for the report!
5/01/06: The cPanel installer now automatically adds an alias of www.[domain name] during installation. cPanel does this automatically for domains so we do too...
4/23/06: cPanel installer now uses an automatic installation script. Single command and you are done, if you are the administrator of a cPanel server. Thanks to contract programmer Julian Lishev for getting this done and making Webglimpse accessible to the world of cPanel users.
4/19/06: The Webglimpse Manual. Finally, an organized layout of all the Webglimpse documentation plus several brand new docs. Thanks to contract docwriter Edis Feldhouse who did a really heroic job (especially given what she had to work with!). The manual is released in beta and any feedback is welcome!
4/17/06: Webglimpse 2.14.6 has several fixes for jump-to-line function; also allows use of custom filters that require the original filename prior to filtering. Thanks to Dr D. P. Kreil and to alert user Steve Cochran for the fixes & reports!
4/08/06: Webglimpse 2.14.5 adds additional input sanitization to fix reported XSS vulnerability
4/08/06: cPanel installer released. 3.X FTP-only install is pulled for now due to difficulties with permissions and security issues. During beta testing we found that most users with only FTP access are either under cPanel or hSphere anyway, so using the built-in install mechanisms of those platforms will give us better usability and security.
4/03/06: Webglimpse 3.0.11b has fix for the installer to display path to a detailed log file in case of error. FTP only install has several potential permissions issues, but in some cases its the only option users have...
4/01/06: Glimpse 4.18.5 has several compile-time fixes and a new make check target, thanks to Nelson Beebe, who not only patiently took us through several rounds of fixes but contributed binaries to 19 different platforms! Thanks, Nelson!
(binaries now available for several flavors of Linux, SunOS, FreeBSD, Darwin, IRIX, NetBSD, OSF1 and OpenBSD)
3/18/06: Not strictly a Webglimpse thing, but since I'm the primary maintainer...I've finally got a home page (Golda's). It does use the 'next generation' Abra software that we're working on...
3/6/06: Webglimpse 2.14.3 adds three hidden tags that allow you to modify the URL of hit results. This is useful for shopping carts such as SoftCart or Minivend that need to keep a session id in the URL, and for use with Google Analytics. Thanks to Tom Monroe of Infinity Imaging for this detailed Analytics & Softcart HowTo!
2/14/06: Webglimpse 2.14.2 now supports LimitPrefix for TREE type roots. That means, you can traverse external links on only a limited portion of a istarting site without hitting unwanted pages.
2/14/06: A user reports that Glimpse 4.18.2 "compiled and seems to be working find under MS services for unix" - so Windows users may be able to now use Glimpse without worrying about Cygwin. Windows Services for Unix appears to be a free download from Microsoft.
2/6/06: Webglimpse 3.00.01b is now available for beta test. Web based install wizard eliminates need for shell access (or at most a few commands will be needed to set permissions). Beta testers welcome!
2/3/06: Glimpse 4.18.2 ends backwards compatibility with varargs.h, as some systems now don't have STRICT_ANSI defined to let us know they have stdarg.h. That's ok ... stdarg.h is there on just about all *nixes since circa 1995.
9/5/05: Note added to docs - delete /tmp/xpdf* files if using xpdf to filter your PDFs to text. Also we are in development on Webglimpse 3.0, which will feature an FTP-only install.
8/09/05:Webglimpse 2.14.1 fixes a bug that prevented the administrative interface cookies from working with Internet Explorer. Also some fine-tuning to the keyword highlighting & centering code.
4/29/05:Webglimpse 2.14.0 now centers output around the keywords and makes sure to always display the matched keywords even when the matching line has to be trimmed for size.
3/22/05:Webglimpse 2.13.2 fixes a bug which on some systems prevented indexing of PDF files. Also adds a new optional filter script, and improves the German language output results template.
12/28/04: Webglimpse 2.13.1 has support for Dutch (Nederlandse) thanks to Rev David Morris of GentleWare Studios!
11/27/04: Webglimpse 2.13.0 now supports the option to find keywords WITHIN X WORDS of each other (wordspan). Also some minor fixes regarding highlighting keywords and elimination of redunant links when spidering.
10/7/04: Webglimpse 2.12.2 has some minor fixes and tweaks dealing with special characters in searches, caching and structured queries.
8/02/04: Webglimpse 2.12.0 detects and uses LWP and HTTP modules if available. This enables us to traverse sites requiring cookies and cookie-based login.
6/10/04: Glimpse 4.18.0 has new configure script generated by autoconf 2.57 - may fix compilation problems on FreeBSD
5/25/04: Webglimpse 2.11.0 has support for Romanian and updated French text, thanks to Marian-Nicolae V. Ion!
4/27/04: Webglimpse 2.10.4 has a fix to make jump-to-line work on subsequent 'Next Hits' pages
4/16/04: wgusers mailing list is re-enabled using Mailman. (Had been taken down as spammers were abusing the list thru majordomo)
3/11/04: Webglimpse 2.10.2 has several fixes to the Customized Output module,specifically to the INCLUDE FILE feature and affecting behaviour of cached output pages.
12/12/03: Webglimpse 2.10.1 adds optional , cleans up Next Hits toolbar and offers 100% uptime
11/16/03: Webglimpse 2.8.1 is a maintenance release with several small fixes and additional tests. Recommended to install.
9/02/03: Webglimpse 2.8.0 has much cleaner, more modern results output (commerical version) using stylesheets. Also added support for Bulgarian, several minor bugfixes.
6/19/03: Webglimpse 2.7.8 handles Russian month names correctly (thanks Adeena Ascher at the JDC!), and fixes a problem with cachefile links containing the '#' wildcard.
6/16/03: Webglimpse 2.7.7 now defaults to DD/MM/YY numeric dates for non-English languages.
5/15/03: Webglimpse 2.7.6 has support for Polish (Polsku), thanks to Wojciech Dorosz! Also some minor fixes involving queries with quote characters.
4/5/03: Webglimpse 2.7.4 can prefilter files for greater speed; plus several other major fixes and features.
2/02/03: Webglimpse 2.6.7 has improved handling of PHP files and more powerful options for Customizing results output.
12/25/02: White paper for using Agrep and MySQL for powerful full-text searches of database entries, by Kevin McGrail
11/29/02: Glimpse 4.17.2 has fixes for compiling on FreeBSD, binaries now available for MacOS and Linux.
11/22/02: PPL: Pay-per-line licensing model to be tried for next-generation search project.
11/18/02: Webglimpse 2.6.2 can search multiple archives from a single search screen. Also has an option to traverse but not index starting 'trunk' pages in a link tree.
10/01/02: Webglimpse 2.5.4 has a new option for greatly improved performance when searching for common words in large archives; an option to return full sentences instead of fragments; several minor fixes; and output templates in Estonian!
8/01/02: Webglimpse 2.5.1 allows you to highlight query words in color, or use your own custom tags. Plus, smarter and easier install for non-root users.
6/17/02: Webglimpse 2.4.6 provides several options for search interfaces, including use of ANY or ALL keywords instead of making the user create their own boolean expression by hand. Plus several minor fixes and a somewhat significant one to handling of documents with no titles.
5/5/02: Webglimpse 2.4.0 has the ability to search only the links on any particular page; if you want you can add search boxes to all the pages in your site so your users can combine browsing with searching. Plus lots of other fix es and tweaks, including the ability to re-sort hits after a search, handle files with really long lines, and optionally register your archives with us!
3/21/02: Webglimpse 2.3.3 is a maintenance release with several minor bugfixes, also some more flexible rules for defining sites and a new statistics module for logging searches. Webglimpse 2.3.1 added support for multiple ranking formulas: users can sort hits by date, title, meta tags, or (also new) link popularity. Plus, new templates for French and Norwegian languages.
11/04/01: Webglimpse 2.2.0 has a nifty command-line interface for managing your archives through a telnet session. ===> Versions 2.2.1 and higher have an important security fix for link-based archives. And 2.2.2 can auto-generate its own search form.
All 2.X versions have some cool web-based adminstration tools for multiple archives, the ability to combine local directories, remote sites and links into a single archive, and the beginnings of category support. See the Live demo (read-only) of the management interface.
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The Making of A Payments Powerhouse
Ishfaque is a member of The Motley Fool Blog Network -- entries represent the personal opinion of the blogger and are not formally edited.
eBay (NASDAQ: EBAY) has always been under the shadows of its high-flying rival, Amazon, in the e-Commerce business. However, eBay has steadily transformed itself from a standalone auction-based company to a major payments powerhouse. After a number of shrewd acquisitions the company now has an enviable portfolio of Internet companies. The combined entity is now slowly becoming a leader in the payments business powered by its PayPal division.
Growing Payments Ecosystem
PayPal has been growing at a rapid rate and now boasts of more 122 million active customers. PayPal's presence in mobile is extremely strong and in 2012 mobile payments represented 10% of all transactions on the PayPal platform. Total payments on mobile last year were $14 billion and the management expects it to surge to $20 billion in 2013. The company's mobile app has been downloaded on more than 120 million devices, and will be a great driver for future growth.
There is little doubt over PayPal's utility and value proposition for the consumers in terms of offering a low cost and secure payment mechanism online. eBay's growth has been increasingly coming from the payment's division and the company's Bill Me Later (BML) segment, which provides consumers credit at the Point-of-Sale (POS) checkout. The company's management is strongly focused on making PayPal a leader in not only online, but on mobile and more importantly the huge offline market.
Wide Rollout of PayPal Here
The company will be launching PayPal Here, which is a clip on mobile-based card reader that allows merchants to accept payments anywhere with a mobile device and the PayPal Here App. The PayPal Here card reader will lock horns with Square, which is a leading mobile based payments enabler. Privately-held Square is backed by big names like Visa (NYSE: V), Starbucks, and Richard Branson and is expected to IPO in the coming years. Square is already being used in thousands of Starbucks stores and processing millions of transactions daily.
However, the PayPal brand has much wider brand recognition around the world, and also undercuts Square's swipe fees of 2.75%, and comes in at 2.70%. PayPal Here was previously being tested in a handful of cities, and will be widely launched across the U.S. in 2013, and should gain a lot of market share from the growing mobile payments space.
Eyeing the Huge Retail Market
PayPal has its sights set on the huge retail market, not only with mobile card reader, but also on offline check-out. PayPal has signed up a number of big retailers for providing Point of Sales (POS) solutions that will enable PayPal customers, to make payments through their accounts and is now accepted in more 18,000 locations throughout the U.S. Not only that, the Company struck a marquee deal with Discover (NYSE: DFS), which will bring PayPal to more 7 million retail locations that currently accept Discover.
Discover also has a huge global presence and PayPal will be available in the various international merchant locations as well. However, retail POS locations have lower profit margins relative to PayPal's other payment solutions and would require high volume of transactions and significant customer adoption, while facing high expectations from offline retailers.
The PayPal-Discover partnership was a great victory for both the companies. Discover is increasingly trying to gain market share, and will be adding more than 122 million PayPal customers, while competing with major credit card companies like Visa and American Express. The partnership will aid both the companies to gain substantial amounts of incremental payment volumes and earn more 'swipe fees'.
Competition for Digital Wallets
PayPal has its eyes set on being the go-to digital wallet, and has been striking up partnerships with many retailers. These digital wallets will enable customers to pay online and on mobile devices through a variety of payment methods. However, many big names like Google Wallet, Visa's V-Me are also jumping onto the digital wallet business. Competition for the digital wallets is expected to heat up, as PayPal's offline initiatives are eating away at the market share of debit and credit card issuers.
The Takeaway
eBay provides a great platform for conducting Consumer-to-Consumer business. In addition, to eCommerce, and financing, PayPal has become a major player in processing payments around the globe. With the launch of PayPal Here and its strong partnership with Discover, the total number of payments processed by the company will shoot up significantly.
The company is in pole position to capitalize on the secular trend of increase mobile usage for making and receiving payments. Clearly, eBay will be a major force to reckon with in the payments business in the near and distant future.
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