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For users on Linux and Unix, KDE offers a full suite of user workspace applications which allow interaction with these operating systems in a modern, graphical user interface. This includes Plasma Desktop, KDE's innovative and powerful desktop interface. Other workspace applications are included to aid with system configuration, running programs, or interacting with hardware devices. While the fully integrated KDE Workspaces are only available on Linux and Unix, some of these features are available on other platforms. In addition to the workspace, KDE produces a number of key applications such as the Konqueror Web browser, Dolphin file manager, and Kontact, the comprehensive personal information management suite. The list of applications includes many others, including those for education, multimedia, office productivity, networking, games, and much more. Most applications are available on all platforms supported by the KDE Development. KDE also brings to the forefront many innovations for application developers. An entire infrastructure has been designed and implemented to help programmers create robust and comprehensive applications in the most efficient manner, eliminating the complexity and tediousness of creating highly functional applications.
The SeaMonkey project is a community effort to develop an all-in-one Internet application suite. It contains an Internet browser, email and newsgroup client with an included Web feed reader, HTML editor, IRC chat, and Web development tools, and is sure to appeal to advanced users, Web developers, and corporate users. It uses much of the Mozilla source code powering such successful siblings as Firefox, Thunderbird, Camino, Sunbird, and Miro.
ADJE WebMail is a set of Perl CGI scripts which provide a Web interface to existing email accounts on any POP3-compliant email server. The software provides a complete interface, including encoding/decoding attachments, email and URL markup in received emails, and an address book for each user.
Thunderbird is a total redesign of the Mozilla mail component to produce a cross-platform, stand-alone mail application using the XUL user interface language. It has many new features, among them the ability to customize your toolbars the way you want them. a new look and feel with a large number of downloadable themes which alter the appearance of the client, and the ability to add UI extensions.
"The Game" is a project designed to simplify the process of producing any high-quality cross-platform 2D or 3D graphical computer game. The hope is that any game can be produced simply by changing a few settings and pressing a "compile" button. The project has three "deliverables": a game engine library to abstract across the set of all possible computer games (applying object-oriented design methods to the general problem in such a way as to be usable in specific instances); a graphical interface for easy game design (an exercise in human interface design); and a gaming package with a lot of shiny games to play.
Hippojump is an alert management application that allows you to track RSS, XML, HTML, and Web services with specific keywords, and deliver the results to devices such as desktop, email, and SMS. It is an Eclipse-based RCP application, and is extensible via plugins. Examples of alerts include notification of movies with reviews of greater than 70%, of news that match certain keywords, of travel deals that relate to a cruise in a particular place, and of good deals on tickets to shows or famous destinations.
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The issue of race and violence in Chicago is a hotly contested debate around the city and now a prominent state lawmaker is backing down from her earlier claim that set off a firestorm.
State Rep. Monique Davis initially claimed that Chicago police are secretly killing African-American children.
Davis now admits she has no evidence to back her claims and does not believe it's true, but did tell a radio interviewer that some in her South Side legislative district believe it is true.
She refused to apologize to police officers.
"Why do I owe them an apology? Because I said what someone told me, what someone whispered, what they suspected?" Davis said. "Listen very carefully. Now let's not be confused. I said my community, many people in my community, based upon their experiences and their knowledge, believe it is possible that some of these murders are committed by our 'finest.'"
Police Supt. Garry McCarthy had a strong reaction.
"I think it's absurd. I think it's inflammatory," McCarthy responded. "I think it's also insulting to the men and women of the Chicago Police Department, who are putting their lives on the line every single day to make our community safe."
Rep. Monique Davis has heard it all before during her 26 years in office. She has compared school closings in Chicago for budget reasons to what the Nazis did in Germany. After an intemperate rant on religion caused a cable TV host to label Davis the "Worst Person in the World," she apologized. When outraged Hispanic lawmakers objected to a tirade on the House floor about Latinos and tacos, she apologized.
On Friday, after bringing the mother of slain Chicago cop Charles Wortham IV to her office, Davis denied harming police, despite repeating an utterly unfounded "whisper" that they're secretly killing black kids and blaming it on gang bangers.
On Tuesday, she told Detroit's urban talk radio station:
"People have whispered to me. They're not sure that black people have been shooting all of these children. There's some suspicion. And I don't want to spread this. I'm just going to tell you what I've been hearing. They suspect that maybe the police are killing some of these kids...The other day, a child was missing for two days. And he was found in the back of his home. And he had been shot and beaten to death...So, I mean, there are a lot of weird things going on. And I'll be honest and tell you...I am truly outraged."
Many Chicago police officers are also outraged. Davis insisted she was merely reporting on a social phenomenon that cops, journalists and others need to hear.
"What was said, Mike Flannery, was my community suspects that some of the community murders may be done by police. Now, why my community thinks that? Perhaps it's based on experiences they have had," Davis said.
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Marouane Chamakh
- Squad No: 29
- Position: Forward
- Age: 30
- Birth Date: Jan 10, 1984
- Birth Place: Tonneins, France
- Height: 1.85m
- Weight: 70 kg
2013/14 English Premier League
Born in Tonneins, France, in 1984, Chamakh joined Bordeaux's academy from FC Marmandais at the age of 16, making his breakthrough to the first team in January 2003 in a Coupe de la Ligue fixture. His first appearance in the French top flight came just a month later in a game against Bastia and in June of the same year he made his international debut for Morocco in an African Nations Cup qualifier against Sierra Leone.
Chamakh became a central figure for Bordeaux, never making less than 25 league appearances from the 2003-04 season onwards, and his peak for les Girondins came in 2009 when the club snatched the Ligue 1 title away from Lyon and also won the Coupe de la Ligue. Champions League disappointment came the following season when Lyon took revenge by ending Bordeaux's European challenge at the quarter-final stage, but in conjunction with playmaker Yoann Gourcuff, Chamakh had developed a good reputation on the continent.
Though Liverpool were also reported to be interested in the striker, Chamakh rewarded Arsenal for their prolonged pursuit by agreeing a move to Emirates Stadium. After scoring 79 goals in 293 appearances for Bordeaux, he netted in his first appearance at his new home stadium in a draw against AC Milan in the Emirates Cup in July.
After a respectable 11-goal haul during his debut season with Arsenal, just a solitary goal was scored in the 2011-12 campaign, leading to question marks over his long-term future at the club.
Strengths: A danger in the air thanks to his height and strength, Chamakh is also adept with the ball at his feet and likes to bring team-mates into the game. This combination of strength and technique makes him an ideal player for the Premier League.
Weaknesses: His strike rate is far from impressive and Chamakh only reached treble figures in the league on three occasions in eight years at Bordeaux.
Career high: Winning the French title in 2009 as Lyon's domination finally came to an end. Chamakh scored a career-high 13 league goals.
Career low: Bordeaux's defeat to French rivals Lyon in the quarter-finals of the Champions League in 2010. Chamakh scored in both legs but it was not enough for Laurent Blanc's side.
Style: Imposing, unselfish, composed, an all-round striker.
Quotes: "The philosophy here is the same Laurent Blanc applied in Bordeaux during the last three seasons. So I can play the way Arsenal play, but I can bring something more too with long balls towards me if we are struggling during a game as I'm strong in the air." Marouane Chamakh, July 2010.
Trivia: Marouane Chamakh was born on the same day that the United States established full diplomatic relations with the Vatican.


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Paint Color Portfolio: Orange Living Rooms
1. Benjamin Moore 2013-10 - Outrageous Orange
2. Ralph Lauren Bold Orange IB63
3. Rich Havana 4 by Dulux
4. Benjamin Moore 160 - Soft Marigold
5. California Paints DE 5228 - Pumpkin Pie
6. Portola Paints Summer Squash 022
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Ahh this warms my fuzzy Canadian heart. I actually don't mind some of these rooms. Yay for Turkey!
The living room in my first "solo" apartment was bright orange. I loved it. Though I toned things down considerably when I bought my house, there's something about bright orange walls that says young and fun to me.
Thanks! It's nice to know that our holidays are noted, too. :-)
No holiday for me, though, I am actually at work. But, I am not complaining as it was my choice. I prefer to have a day off when it suites me as opposed to when the calendar dictates it.
I like #2 and #5 (inside the cabinet). I lean towards warm orange tones that have more red than yellow in them.


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Kreatelier is a bright little shop on the East Side of Providence offering textile creations by European co-owners Pernilla Frazier and Line Daems alongside selected items from some of their favorite brands and artists. The shop also hosts weekend crafts workshops for children and adults such as bookbinding and fabric painting…
If you aren't in Providence, many of the custom products including quilts, fabric gift wraps, and organizer bags are also available through their online store. The shop boasts a nice selection of gifts and designs for kids — we loved the variety of fabric flags — and Frazier and Daems also offer interior design services.
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very refreshing textile designs!
are the pillows in the first photo available through the Kreatelier site? i didn't see them. and will the Marimekko quilt be available again in the future? it's fantastic!


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A raccoon is a nocturnal mammal in the genus Procyon of the Procyonidae family. Raccoons are unusual for their thumbs, which enable them to open many closed containers (such as garbage cans) and doors. They are intelligent omnivores with a reputation for being clever and mischievous. Raccoon fursonas are sometimes chosen for their mischievousness and playfulness. Often attracted to shiny objects, a raccoon fur is easily distracted.
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Valence bankruptcy filing shows difficulty of thriving in lithium-ion battery market
Published: Friday, July 20, 2012
Updated: Friday, July 20, 2012 09:07
AUSTIN, Texas _ The country's advanced battery makers waited years _ in some cases, decades _ for the day electric vehicles would go mainstream.
Yet now, even as cars such as the Nissan Leaf and the Chevrolet Volt are becoming recognizable brands, two of the country's top lithium-ion battery makers are teetering on the brink of insolvency.
Austin-based Valence Technology Inc. tipped over the edge Thursday with the announcement that it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and was negotiating a new source of funding that would boost its working capital and allow it to continue operating.
The Austin battery maker's announcement came less than a week after Massachusetts-based A123 Systems Inc. told investors that it had about five months of cash remaining for its operations and would move to raise more funding in the interim.
A123 had raised $378 million through an initial public offering in 2009. The following year, it hauled in a $249 million grant from the Obama administration. Five months from now, who knows? A123 said it was raising $39 million to handle its pending cash crunch, but the company could still join Solyndra, the now-defunct Silicon Valley solar technology company, on a scrap-heap of government-subsidized green-tech bankruptcies.
If Valence's 23 years of experience and the size of the plug-in electric car market offer a sign of what's to come, both U.S. battery makers will need a lot more cash and time before their income can support their expenses.
"Lithium batteries are difficult to manufacture," said Donald Saxman, an analyst at BCC Research. "You could make lead-acid batteries in your garage. ... For lithium, you need a clean room, (and) there are lots of quality assurance problems." Once a company works through the engineering manufacturing quality issues, it still needs a market that can buy enough battery systems to start paying off those costs.
Barring that, it needs subsidies or investors who have a lot of money and a long-term view, Saxman said.
A123 got the former. Valence has the latter: California billionaire Carl Berg, the company's chairman and the holder of about 44 percent of the company's stock.
In a regulatory filing, Valence said that the Nasdaq exchange had suspended trading of its stock and noted that it currently owes Berg and his companies $69.1 million in loans.
Berg, who abstained from the board's vote to file for bankruptcy, stands to lose much of the more than $100 million he's invested in the company since it launched in 1989.
There was no clear indication that Berg was withdrawing his support of Valence, but it's clear neither Valence nor A123 can count on a large enough revenue jump in the foreseeable future.
Plug-in electric car prices have dropped, and the number of models has mushroomed over the past 18 months, but full-electric cars still make up less than 1 percent of total vehicle sales.
In 2011, fewer than 18,000 plug-in electric vehicles were sold in the United States, said Dave Hurst, senior analyst at Pike Research. Hurst projects about 48,000 plug-in electrics to sell in the U.S. this year _ compared with a forecast for 13.3 million cars and light trucks overall.
Cost and range anxiety continue to plague full-electric vehicles, and by extension the lithium-ion battery makers.
"The technology of the lithium battery has reached a fairly mature stage," said John Goodenough, an engineering professor at the University of Texas and the godfather of lithium-ion battery technology. "But they have to get the cost down and capacity up so people can have a longer driving range." That "range anxiety" _ the idea that you might run out of power halfway home _ has pushed many people toward hybrids, which are cheaper and still clean enough to salve most consumers' environmental conscience. Most hybrids use a different type of battery technology.
And for full-electric cars, the battery remains the single most costly component.
In April, Ford CEO Alan Mulally said the battery pack for the Ford Focus electric costs between $12,000 and $15,000. The car itself starts at around $40,000.
That could start to change. A recent report by McKinsey & Co. suggested that battery costs could fall from $600 per kilowatt hour today to about $200 by 2020.
But to date, sales of lithium-ion batteries for full-electric cars and other industrial applications _ such as large-scale electricity storage _ haven't produced the volumes many in the industry hoped for or expected, said Brittany Gibson, another analyst at Pike Research.
And making matters more difficult, the big Asian competitors, such as Sony, Sanyo and Samsung, are large and more diversified, Gibson said, so they "can weather the period they're in now as they wait for a lot of commercial projects to take off."


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When I was eight years old I was impressed, in the physical meaning of the word that only music and lithography are capable of, by Harry Nilsson's "Jump into the Fire," which was a big hit in 1971. His layered shouts jumped out of the speakers and landed in my ears, and there they've stayed for forty years. I heard that song a lot on the radio in the mostly-white Pacific Northwest of the early 1970s. I heard "The Whole Funky World is a Ghetto," by Bobby Patterson, for the first time last week. The two songs share shouts and echoes and loping feedback, and both jump out of the speaker. Both were dangerous, in their own way; Bobby Patterson's was dangerous in a political way, which made it unlikely for a white kid in Oregon to hear it in 1972. It might have told me about racism, immigration, pollution, and really loud guitars, but it didn't have a chance to.
Bobby Patterson, who grew up in Dallas, had a lot more to do with James Brown and Otis Redding than he had to do with the Black Panthers. Most of his songs, like the brilliant "If You Took a Survey" or "Quiet, Do Not Disturb" (most likely the best-ever song about coitus interruptus), were about the usual blues themes of sex, adultery, and other darker shades of love. The same, with appropriate geographical and musical and gender variations, could be said about Stevie Wonder, Camille Yarborough, Parliament, and numerous other acts I don't have space to mention here. But the common denominator was that most of them recorded at least one honest song about the world they lived in during the early 1970s, a world that wasn't mine at the time, and that I wasn't likely to learn about from the TV, the newspapers, or the radio in the Pacific Northwest.
Over the last few years I've learned a lot more than I once knew about American race relations forty years ago, thanks in large measure to my colleague Robyn Spencer, but thanks also to catching up on what African American singers managed to sneak onto their major-label LPs at the time. One of the best-known of these eye-witnesses was Stevie Wonder, and his most telling story, "Living for the City" (1973), even got heavy airplay in white as well as black parts of the country. The four-minute radio version was telling enough, but you had to buy the album (Innervisions) to get the seven-minute version, which breaks into an agonizing short motion picture where the single ends, tracking a newcomer to New York from his Mississippi hopes and dreams, through the NYPD, to a broken family, told in an anguished voice that Stevie Wonder never, ever, would replicate again.
Camille Yarborough never tried to be on the radio like Stevie Wonder was all his life. She only released one album in the seventies, "The Iron Pot Cooker" in 1975 (another, the marvellous "Ancestor House," appeared in 2004), and it sounds, in hindsight, more like Traci Chapman than like anything going on at the time. In other words, way too ahead of its time to stand a chance of getting airplay in the Pacific Northwest. Her closest contemporary counterparts were the Last Poets, since around half the album is spoken word with a thriving bassline. Compared to the more standard compositions, the spoken-word lyrics are more (perhaps too) obvious: "Last night, night before/ The silent majority blamed the dark and poor/ They blamed the schools, they blamed the slums/ They blamed the lazy welfare bums." Even these ones soar, because Yarbough's voice soared above the lesson she was teaching, full of painful emotion. But the ones that stick, now that they've made their impressions, are the songs that she sang: like "Ain't It a Lonely Feeling," which contrasts "my and me" with "we and free": in other words, the two most enduring, and conflicting, American dreams, regardless of your color of skin.
Around the same time as "The Iron Pot Cooker," Parliament released their song "Chocolate City." I was eleven years old in 1975, and this song would probably have had the same impact on me, at some level, as "God Save the Queen" would have a year later. They showed the latter on American TV, perhaps because the Sex Pistols were British and we didn't have a queen. We did have a White House, and I think I would have noticed if they had shown Parliament painting it black on "Chocolate City": I didn't. The roll call in George Clinton's White House of the Future is worth recounting: Muhammad Ali, president; Aretha Franklin, first lady; Reverend Ike (Frederick Eikerenkoetter, a radio evangelist), "minister of the treasure"; Richard Pryor, minister of education; Stevie Wonder, minister of the arts. At its core, this was a local song, about the black majority in Clinton's home town of Washington, DC. The chorus, "Gainin' on ya," said it all. But it was also about the country, where braces of soon-to-be-suburban white people were packing, as they braced for African-American majorities and mayors of the same color in Gary, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Newark, and (for a time) New York. Just not my country, at the time.
These examples are the tip of the iceberg. Marvin Gaye ("Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler," 1971), Sly and the Family Stone ("Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey," 1969), and Edwin Starr ("War," 1970) all included a track or two on their major-label efforts in the early seventies to make sure people got the message. Since then, by and large, the intersection of black power and music has become (like most other things) a niche market, reserved for the already-converted fans of Public Enemy, Dead Prez, The Coup, and other laudable but increasingly less-relevant voices. The message didn't go away; and we do have a president in the White House today with a Muslim last name and a similar skin tone to Muhammad Ali. But it has dispersed, in both good and bad ways, and for good and bad reasons.
In patterns that are as diverse as the world is, the turmoil that impressed inner-city anguish onto vinyl in late-60s America is daily recurring in ghettoes from Dakar to Dacca. As Mike Davis pointed out in his sweeping book Planet of Slums (2006), at least a billion souls live in shanty towns, the ongoing culmination of the largest and most rapid migration of people the world has ever seen. Many of these places have produced the same crucibles that DC, the Bronx, and LA kindled in the 1970s, which have pulled from all sorts of musical influences to send all sorts of invigorating messages. The Bongo Flava scene in Tanzania; Sen Kumpë and Keyto in Senegal (see Keyto's video below); or Zubz (real name Ndabaningi Mabuye) from South Africa, all personify this. Zubz followed his mellowish hip-hop debut, "Listener's Digest" (2004) with the amazing "Headphone Music (In A Parallel World)" in 2006. The very funky "Cochlea—One More Time," which came next in 2009, played Idlewild to his earlier Stankonias. The song "Fight Back," from the middle CD, says exactly that, and makes you want to march; "The Legend of the Golden Mic," from the debut, spits a surrealist mythology that's equal parts Black Athena, W.E.B. DuBois, and Dr. Octagon.
Then there are the diasporas: From India to Fiji, Guiana, Trinidad, South Africa, and eventually Britain; from Jamaica, Barbados, Lagos and Cape Town to London and New York; from Algeria and Senegal to Paris and Marseilles. (And, in all these cases, back again). An older development, historically speaking, but for that reason a producer of even richer intersections of music with how the other 95% live. Keny Arkana (see video below), born to Argentine parents and now living in Marseilles, is one the most vibrant and politically vocal hip-hop artists operating out of France, alongside La Rumeur. Here are two more examples from London: Lowkey is the son of an English dad an Iraqi mom, who says on his song "My Soul": "I refuse to be a product or a brand, I'm a human/ I refuse to be a part of the gangsta illusion." And Trenton and Free Radical (pictured above) is mostly Trenton Birch, a Johannesburg native who passed through Nigeria, Kenya and London before settling in Cape Town last year; their debut album, "Giant Step," combines ska with hard-edged dance-pop and pulls only a punch or two in hummable, positive lyrics that insist on telling the "first world" about the "third" one. All this is clear enough from the song "United Nations," which covers environmental devastation, refugees, genocide, and child prostitution, and makes you want to dance at the same time.
Not all, or even many, of these artists are on major labels, the way Bobby Patterson and Parliament were in the early 70s. But then again, it's fair to say that any precocious nine-year-old today with internet access will have a lot easier time finding out about them than I had finding out about Bobby Patterson in 1973 with my FM radio and "Seattle's Best Rock" on KISW. So it's some bad news and some good news, as usual. The whole world is, increasingly, a ghetto, with little hope of a short-term reversal of that trend. But it's also increasingly funky.
Video(s) of the week Keyto's Nguir Gune Doon Gune, which is about so-called talibes, real-life Oliver Twists on the streets of Dakar:
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When famous French archaeologist/explorer Etienne Aymonier visited Surin town at the end of the 19th century he found a collection of bamboo huts on a sandy knoll surrounded by orchards and gardens. He also found the layout of what had clearly been an important city in the Angkor Empire, with two large enclosure palisades and a wide moat, surrounding a square citadel with four entrance gates.
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ASIAN ADVENTURES … Burma [Myamar] was really awesome. I was a little conflicted about going to a country with an oppressive government that shoots monks and shuts schools to prevent democracy (that has already been fairly selected by the people in a national election). I didn't want to support that government and you can't help it if you go. However, I am so glad I went. The people depend on tourism. I can't say how many times I met people who wanted to go to university, but didn't have enough money, so they were my waiter, horse cart driver, souvenir salesman or boat driver. And the amazing thing about the people is how kind they are and happy to embrace foreigner and chat them up in English. The people are smart and there is a culture of learning there, much different from Laos, no matter how hard the government tries to derail their education system. The amazing thing was how few other tourists there were. It was high season and in contrast to Thailand and Laos, there was no one! It was crazy to see so few white people! It was really nice as a tourist; however, it is sad for the people, who depend on tourism to make a living and the tourists are staying away, many due to the government … We went to Yangon [Rangoon] the capital first, which has an amazing temple complex on a hill that was stunning, but other than that the town seemed really hectic, more like what I imagine India would be like, people everywhere on the street, selling everything, poverty everywhere, very rundown … Next we went to Bagan, which has more than 4,000 pagodas, in a 10 square mile area -- the land is just littered with them. You rent a bike or a horse cart and ride from pagoda to pagoda. It's an amazing site, and again so few tourists, however we did catch a full moon festival there, which meant Burmese tourists from all over the country make a pilgrimage there for one night and there is a huge fair (we went on a Ferris wheel that was completely wooden and man-powered!! Possibly not the safest thing we've ever done … One difficult thing about Bagan was the overwhelming number of people trying to sell you stuff. They were everywhere you went. It was especially difficult because about half the people you met were genuinely interested in you and the other half were hawking their goods. So you got good at a judging people quickly, which was necessary because if you even said hello to someone who was in the latter category they would follow you forever trying to sell you something. I had one guy walk with me for like a kilometer … However, I did meet many adorable children just wanting to practice their English or take a picture with me … After Bagan, we flew to Inle Lake, my favorite part of the trip. Inle lake is a giant lake in the Shan State of Burma, famous for the fishermen who row the boats with their legs, floating markets and floating gardens. We took two boat trips where a driver ferries you around to different sites around the lake. We visited a silk and lotus weaving studio, a silversmith, a paper and umbrella making shop, a cigarette making shop, a welding shop, a rice cake making shop, several temples, a monastery, a fruit and vegetable market. Visiting all the craft shops is a bit touristy, but the locals are making money from their handmade crafts, which you have to admire them for, and you can't really help buying stuff after they step you through the process of making it … Being out on the lake was so much fun, and the views were stunning! Seeing all the houses built on stilts over the water, watching the fishermen row with their foot, balancing on the other foot on the tip of their boats. It was magical … On our last night we splurged and stayed out on the lake on a stilted bungalow, with a wonderful sunset view over the lake which was pretty magical. The hotel we stayed at happened to be hosting a Burmese group from Yangon, and let me tell you Burmese love their Karaoke! … One day we rented bikes and rode around the countryside a bit and stopped at this old monastery and met three monks who invited us in for tea. We sat with them communicating mostly through mime, sipping tea and sucking on Mentos (the only thing I could find in my bag to share with them). They loved our digital camera, examined it from all directions … It was these sweet little encounters with the locals that really made the trip
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We get the show rolling talking about some wonky Data in Google Webmaster Tools and then meandered on to the future of Yahoo link data, Google vs Bing, the MetaWeb purchas as well as search neutrality and the goverment. All some fun stuff that we wanted to get into.
In the second half of the show we talked to Tony Verre aka; the Millwaki SEO. Tony talks about his recent posts on the Trail looking at the differences betweet Google and Bing, (which is why we covered it in the first half briefly). It was great meeting Tony and we look forward to him being a regular from now on over on the main blog.
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We've been approving profiles for awhile. And, it's fun, but it can also be a big waste of time. Here are basic instructions from the site...
"There is at least a full sentence or thought for the first 3 essay questions."
About 75% of profiles DO NOT have the 3rd essay question filled out. Maybe it isn't clear enough to newbies that they have to fill all 3 out. When we find this, we just leave the profile alone (someone else usually approves it). But it means that 3 out of 4 times we check a profile, we waste our time.
When the 3rd question is NOT filled out, should we leave it alone, approve it, warn user or skip user?
ALSO, we see that some profiles are marked as AUTOMATICALLY SKIPPED. This seems to happen when NONE of the essay questions are filled out. Is this programmed into the system? IF SO, can't it also be programmed to automatically skip if all 3 of the essay questions aren't filled out? Maybe, an automated warning could be sent to the new member to complete the profile.
We like approving profiles, but fixing this would make the work a lot easier, and lead to new people having better profiles.
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SEC Headlines – 11/8/11 Part One
November 8th, 2011 01:01 PM║ Posted By: John Pennington ║ Permalink
║ Schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, South Carolina, Tennessee, Vanderbilt
Tags: Brandon Harton, Florida John Brantley, Kevin Stallings, South Carolina
1. Florida's John Brantley missed practice yesterday, but he is expected to be 100% on Saturday.
2. The Gators are aware of South Carolina's quarterback issues, too.
3. Brandon Harton might have earned more playing time at Georgia after his 98-yard performance against New Mexico State on Saturday.
4. Georgia AD Greg McGarity says he's been told the SEC will have an eight-game schedule next year. (Next year… maybe. But we'll continue to say it's going to a nine-game docket long-term.)
5. Kentucky will need a solid effort to knock off an improved Vanderbilt on Saturday.
6. The Wildcats roasted Morehouse College 125-40 in a hoops exhibition last night and John Calipari even admitted that his team "looked like a pretty good zone team."
7. South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw has been medically cleared and is expected to play Saturday after experiencing a concussion last weekend.
8. Steve Spurrier says his seventh game against Florida will be just another game.
9. Tennessee's Tyler Bray had the cast removed from his broken thumb, but he still appeared unable to rip a football this morning.
10. The basketball Vols held of a rally from Division II LMU to win their final exhibition game 76-67 last night.
11. Mike Slive is trying to put together a meeting to discuss schedules, but Vandy's de facto AD says he believes the league will stick with an eight-game league schedule.
12. Kevin Stallings used a number of lineups in a 102-62 exhibition win over Xavier of Louisiana last night.
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