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A bicyclist is in critical condition after a Tuesday night crash in St. Cloud.
The incident took place on U.S. 192 neat Old Hickory Tree Road. U.S. 192 has been the scene of several major crashes, including a deadly one in October and another in which two teenagers died.
St. Cloud police said the crash history of the road will play a part in determining if any changes are necessary to make it safer.
The bicyclist was airlifted to Orlando Regional Medical Center in critical condition.
Detectives are still questioning the driver.
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OSLO, Norway — Prosecutors say there are enough doubts about confessed mass killer Anders Behring Breivik's sanity that he should be committed to compulsory psychiatric care instead of prison.
In their closing arguments Thursday, prosecutors said it could not be ruled out that the 33-year-old Norwegian was psychotic when he killed 77 people in a bomb and gun rampage on July 22.
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Posts by John Lettice
172 posts • joined 3 May 2007
Farewell Felix Dennis, deal-maker supreme of tech publishing
Re: Re: El Reg
I think I didn't have any kids last time I saw you. Now I've got two grown up, sheesh. Drop by if you're ever in London - current Reg local is a real ale pub run by a loud-mouthed Geordie.
Objection sustained. I didn't mean to suggest I bogged off immediately, and nobody was kicking me out. I actually did some work for them on the response to the ZD invasion around then, but I think they found my recommendations a bit too weird.
Re: Re: El Reg
It was PCN we worked on, you dozy git. How the devil are you, Nige?
Doctor Who Episode One: Through a glass. Darkly
Re: Foggy memories and nostalgia
Almost certainly. But I do remember impressively large piles of bodies as the Daleks ran riot through Vulcan. Doubt you'd get that level of violence in before the watershed these days. Also remember the Dalek innards looked kind of like scrambled eggs.
Gaping hole in Google service exposes thousands to ID theft
Re: Bounty?
Seems to me if you're running a system you have some responsibility to audit what happens to the data entered into it, including after it's left your system. If Go Compare wasn't vulnerable to this flaw, then just maybe it was because Go Compare's techies were doing their job, right?
Re: Bounty?
As Google is insisting that the hole is in somebody else's system, I do believe I'd have to go legal in order to get any money out of them.
The Register and Australia-New Zealand
Re: Underwhelmed
We're not altogether ruling out some kind of mechanism where you could set your region, but it really would not make a great deal of difference. Today, for example, the only story on The Reg worldwide that's set region-specific is this one. More usually I'd expect there to be two or three for Australia, and that'd be that.
UK passes buck on Europe's cookie law with copy-paste proposal
Re: Corporate Puppet
All your life, Alex? What a sheltered one you must have led. But you do PI a disservice by persisting in viewing this issue as black v white. It's not just about big faceless industry v the people - it's also about how small publishers (inc the Reg and Struan) can continue to provide information to the likes of you for free. If you don't start thinking about solutions that will work, you're going to lose. Inevitably.
Apple adds 'make the web go away' button to Safari 5
Re: Not That Long
It rather depends on where Apple intends to go with it, if anywhere. As it is, it's a piece of user-controlled functionality within a minority browser, and it's not worth publishers bothering about while that remains the case.
If it got bigger it might be an issue, but I'd guess that it would gain functionality and flexibility as it did get bigger. Presenting new content in some kind of book chapter format is kind of meh, IMO, so that would have to change.
For what it's worth, our tech people have had a look at it, and it looks like it could be blocked if that's what a site wanted to do, or (heh) ads could be inserted in it if that's what a site wanted to do.
Prisoner of iTunes - the iPad file transfer horror
Re: A question for you John
For writing the on-screen keyboard's perfectly usable, and I don't think I'd have a problem doing reasonably large pieces with it. They'd still likely need polishing on a 'proper' computer though. I don't think I'm qualified to comment on Numbers and Keynote, as I don't really do spreadsheets and powerpoint. Numbers comes with a template - just the one, unless I've accidentally deleted the rest - for a running log. What you weigh, how far you ran, time, calories burned. Weird...
Re: No Shit Sherlock!
Ah, you're guessing my expectations. Initially I didn't expect the iPad to be particularly useful to me, but I've found it comes in handy, and I think it has potential.
The file transfer stuff is however crud, and I don't know where you saw the adverts that said this. I just thought I'd get that out of the way prior to doing an assessment of it as a mobile productivity device. Which is next. Probably.
Re: lol crapple
Well, as I understand it Nokia does have some previous in the control department, but very little experience of selling 2 million tablet devices in a month or so (au contraire...)
Apple may well have problems in resolving the iPad's contradictions, but they'll be problems of success, nice ones to have.
Re: A bit out of date.
I'm not sure how that's relevant to the gripes that I was covering. But 'open in' isn't one of my favourite features either. Sure, I can open a link in Safari from Twitterific, but then I drop out of Twitterific and lose my place. Fix one problem by creating another, IMO.
The commercial cuckoo hiding in the BBC's global mission
Re: I get the impression...
John Lettice most certainly does not approve of Fox News. John Lettice does however note that an allegedly public service broadcasting operation is parlaying the BBC's international reputation into a commercial operation that will ultimately be privatised, still bearing the BBC brand. I don't need to have an alternative favourite to know that that's dodgy.
Re: without the BBC the UK would suck
What does the UK export these days?
Well, there's The Register...
The iPad, news saviour? Murdoch may have something here
Re: link economy
Well, the link economy may be all well and good in a Second Life kind of way, but from where I'm sitting it kind of fails in the sense that the currency of links does not readily exchange, at any kind of viable exchange rate, with that absurd paper stuff that might allow me to buy beer, loose cars and fast women. I obviously don't get the web...
Re: An "edge case" though....?
Agreed, subscription probably is a hurdle for general news. But if newspapers do go electronic, then part and parcel of that surely has to be the ability to pay for a single day's issue. The iTunes store can contrive to charge me 59p for a low-cost app, it oughtn't to be beyond the wit of man to charge me £1 for today's Telegraph, if I happen to have an attack of The Blues one morning.
Biometric passport 2.0 scrapped alongside ID cards, NIR
Re: You still have to asked yourself
I believe we'll have a fuller run-down along shortly, but you could check here in the meanwhile:
ContactPoint covered, but only mention of NHS relates to funding. Surely a goof? The document's a little repetitive, so clearly a rush job.
Guy Kewney, pioneer, guru, friend - RIP
Re: RIP
I thought it was. They were impressively cross, AIR. But weren't your features usually in bits to start with? (-:
Good to hear from you, even under the circumstances.
IPS turns to asylum for help with ID scheme database
Re: yeah, this is a title
There are more NI numbers than there are people in the country, and some of the entries are for dead people, apparently. I've no idea how long they keep them.
Re: WTF?
Oh all right. I'm far too old to have ever crossed swords with a proof of age card, so I bow to the superior knowledge of the younger lot.
Manchester's on fire for ID cards, claims ID minister
Re: Indeed...
Actually there's no great reason why HMRC should care particularly about who you really are. For most of the dosh it's just a matter of making sure the employers are doing approximately the right tax deductions and bunging it across. From that point of view, HMRC should care less if the NI number is attached to Mickey Mouse, a Shetland Pony, or whatever, so long as it's being appropriately taxed.
Re: Passports for jobs
It was always intended that this be the case. When Blunkett first proposed them, they were to be called Entitlement Cards, the notion being that you had to prove who you were and what your entitlements were in order to claim them. So making employers liable if they employ illegal immigrants and forcing banks to impose tougher ID checks (you know the way your bank keeps asking you to prove who you are, no matter how long you've banked with them? - government's fault) forces people to prove who they are more often. Thus creating a greater demand for ID cards.
You could think of it as the New Labour ID Card Hamster Wheel System.
Re: ID card minister makes stuff up.
10,204. (http://www.theyworkforyou.com/mp/meg_hillier/hackney_south_and_shoreditch)
The only thing that'll shift a Hackney Labour MP is the Hackney Labour Party. I did that once, you know... (-:
Where does Mozilla go when the monopoly witch is dead?
Re: I wish journalists would...
Well, if I'd been selecting stats to fit my agenda, I'd surely have chosen the 50 per cent one. It seems to me the browser wars are pretty much done and dusted, but if Microsoft still has over 60 per cent and the only competitor with a credible share has about 25, maybe they're not.
Which is a pity, because it's really time we got to move on.
With MS funding, No2ID gains entry to EU eID group
Re: Did I miss something?
MS has several top-notch identity boffins on-board, including Kim Cameron and Stefan Brands, and you may recall Jerry Fishenden slagging off the ID card scheme while he was still MS UK national technology officer.
On ID, it seems to me Microsoft is now broadly sensible, maybe even with the good guys. Besides, it's only travel expenses they're paying.
IPS in cunning 'get an ID card, get crucified' scheme
Re: Link or It Didn't Happen
Re: A question...
Unless they changed the rules when I wasn't looking, if you're not resident in the UK you don't qualify for an ID card. So presumably you'd have to give it back, or something. Not that that would be likely to get you off the ID register...
You and what Android? The Google iPhone killer that isn't
Re: HTC might be the manufacturer but....
There's a rider to that that gives a two year parts and labour warranty for EU customers, one year elsewhere in the world. But at the moment the seller isn't in the UK. You can buy from the UK, but you get whacked for shipping and customs on top of the price. I'd imagine when the Vodafone deal kicks in and they do start selling in the UK they'll be fiddling with the wording.
Re: Microsoft are not a success because they don't specify hardware?
That's not quite what I meant. Microsoft has issued quite detailed design guides for the PC over the years, and has effectively specified the hardware. But it doesn't absolutely dictate what's in the finished product, because it can't, if it's presiding over an ecosystem that is supposed to allow for a measure of diversity. So Microsoft left the hardware to others a bit, not a lot, but enough for it to make a difference IMO.
It seems to me that there was a point in Microsoft's history (warning - incoming crazy theory) where it could have built its own hardware. That would have been a tricky one to pull off without pissing off the PC companies, but MS could maybe have contrived it via some kind of consumer/multimedia closed box aimed at the living room, and/or a re-imagination of Xbox. Or it could just have entered the mobile market with its own hardware, and the hell with trying to replicate the PC model.
The advantage would have been that it could put out a stand-out consumer product without it being buried by similar, average partner products. The disadvantage though is you probably can't get away with owning one of the teams when you're running the playing field.
Re: Re: Game changing product? Reply
Well, they got a better deal from the operators than seemed rational at the time (to several of us on The Reg, at least), and it contrived to skim off all of the added value sales via the app store, leaving the networks to make their money off of voice and data. And it also managed to screw the networks by dumping a huge increase in data traffic onto them. But that one was more of a cheap gag they deserved than a seizure of power.
Remember that both networks and hardware companies have in the past tried and failed to set up their own revenue-generating walled gardens, one of the reasons they've failed being the argument over how the revenue gets divvied up. Apple has succeeded.
Remember also that the operators losing control is not the same as the users winning control. One to bear in mind as Google rides to the rescue of the US cellphone market, ahem.
Re: Game changing product?
In my opinion the iPhone WAS a game changer. Prior to its launch the networks and the hardware manufacturers were in a constant struggle for control. And the networks quite often won, even (notably?) against Nokia. Our own Bill Ray, discredited prophet of the iPhone's failure, yesterday made the point that "Back in 2006, Apple's lack of experience with operators proved its advantage: Steve Jobs pushed far harder than anyone else would have dared and the operators proved far more flexible than expected."
More fool them. Apple certainly did seize power from the operators, and it's an interesting notion that it might have done so because it didn't know any better. But Apple is run by a maniac, and the people who run Google are just creepy. So although Google also seems to want to take control from the networks, what it's got so far seems to me to be pretty feeble, and they're probably not vicious enough to push hard enough.
I'm with you on the phone that works in the sticks though, as is Bill.
Re: Who cares they don't make it.
Um, yes there is a whole bunch of stuff, aside from the case. I believe Apple has sent Nokia a list. (-:
Traffic reports for the wrong country? There's an iPhone app for that
Re: UK's just not supported
I hadn't thought of Navigon selling me a non-existent product as a possible explanation. Wonder what the App Store gods would make of that?
I'll check it out tomorrow and report back.
Re: Solution
I've been to the Pas de Calais, and you're right, it's not that big a deal. Which is why I'm not inclined to go back.
MS kills 'Bing buys the news' furore, but Google could still lose it
Re: MS kills 'Bing buys the news' furore, but Google could still lose it
You're right, but I don't think it just for the Google Brothers to be allowed to just walk up and steal Microsoft's nickname as well as its lunch.
We're just going to have to find another one for them.
Re: MS kills 'Bing buys the news' furore, but Google could still lose it
As I keep saying, they're only going to do it if there's a business case for doing it. Murdoch has threatened to do it, probably because he thinks that will have some positive effect on subscription revenue, and little negative effect in terms of new reader recruitment. We'll need to wait till he does it to see whether or not he's right.
It's also possible that a business case exists for some non-subscription titles deindexing. If more of your traffic is coming through the front door, maybe that makes people more likely to stick around and browse, and that readership is going to be worth a lot more to you than single clicks from Google News. Clicks, reads and shoots, as you might say.
But that's not a theory I'd currently care to test myself...
Google shrinks its door to free WSJ stories, slightly
Re: Google shrinks its door to free WSJ stories, slightly
No, wrong point. When you click on the link from Google News, you go through to the host site, right? Prior to the changes, you could click on as many WSJ links from Google News as you like, and always get the full story displayed. But now Google is permitting sites to put a five click (or more, if they so choose) daily cap on an individual's number of free reads.
Yes, the cap is to be implemented by the publisher, not Google, but Google is setting the minimum the cap can be at 5. So one assumes that if a publisher just went ahead and served a registration page after one click, Google would kick them out of News.
When algorithms attack, does Google hear you scream?
Re: shopping sites
Including its own? http://www.google.co.uk/products?hl=en
Re: Spamfestation of search results
That would seem to me to be one of the problems. If price comparison sites are bad per se, then price comparison sites should be uniformly penalised.
But, Google itself does not think price comparison itself is bad. The introduction of price comparison under the banner of 'universal search' is, according to Google, in response to the Google equivalent of customer demand, and in this case I believe them. If you put in a search for a specific product, then you probably want that specific product, so in that case you're not likely to want a whole bunch of price comparison cruft shouting at you. But much more often, people will be running searches that imply they're shopping for stuff, in which case they'd surely welcome results that present them with relative costs. In which case price comparison sites are perhaps not bad per se.
So why are some penalised and others not? Neither The Reg nor the New York Times can get straight answers on this, and it seems to me that Google, simply, has no valid mechanism for assessing the value of price comparison sites. Except when it comes to its own, which are by definition perfect.
The Twitter storm that saved freedom of speech
Re: Secret
I'm not a great enthusiast for the current regime at the Guardian, but this time they did precisely what they should have done. Publish and be damned would likely have been extremely expensive for the paper, given that judges get just as uppity about contempt as MPs get about privilege. What the paper did do instead was to get its lawyers onto overturning or amending the injunction. It quite probably would have succeeded in this, and the other party folding an hour or so before the hearing might suggest that they thought it was going to succeed. Plus the Graun got shedloads of positive publicity by screaming about being gagged.
Total result, IMO. Very well played.
As for what would have happened to you... Probably nothing, given that nothing is likely to happen to anybody now. But if the cards had fallen differently, if you'd published while being unaware that you were covered by the injunction - and could prove that you'd been unaware - then nothing would have happened to you. Apart from having to prove it, that is. And considering the amount of screaming there was about it, it seems to me it'd be a difficult one to prove.
Re: You're not going to be able to allow comments on this article...
I'll grant you we'll keep a pretty close eye on comments on this one. But you give me an opportunity to point out that the law on linking to whistleblowing sites is by no means settled. M'learned friends with a pecuniary interest in the suppression of information have an interest in it being at least possible that linking to something that breaches somebody's copyright (or whatever) is in itself a breach of copyright and/or an inducement to breach copyright.
But t'aint necessarily so, and it's never been tested in a UK court. That said, I'd rather not be doing the testing myself, so keep it down people - don't go trying to start anything for a laugh.
How much of the EU's data will the UK lose?
Re: What is the relevance...
The lady in question is from a STORK brochure from last year, pic lifted by Reg editorial for illustrative purposes. So we didn't think of it, they did - draw your own conclusions.
Apple and Snow Leopard take-downs - just say no
Re: Memory
I don't recall that one. Years ago we did a lightning host switch after some dope at the ISP pulled the plug out. Then there was the mystery thing that kept knocking over the site (see: http://www.theregister.co.uk/2001/08/13/fear_and_loathing/), which went away when we moved hosts. And then there was the DDOS attack a couple of years ago. But I don't think we've ever had a host pull us because of a DMCA. We do get DMCAs, sure.
Re: If this annoyed them ....
We were secretly hoping they'd send us another one for that. Two days in a row would have been cool...
Re: I do hope
I considered referencing General Tony McAuliffe vs OKW (1944) or Pierre Cambronne vs British Army (1815), but the latter at least seemed inauspicious, so I didn't. (-:
The Internet's most evil company?
Re: It must be Friday
It really, really is not DRM. It is information about the content, including copyright information, that is associated with the content by the publisher. There's an interesting and informative comment about its purpose on boingboing (hey, it happens, and it's from Ars anyway), here:
Re: a stringer?
I'm sorry, I'm sure. I added a footnote just for you.
KIlling ID cards and the NIR - the Tory and LibDem plans
Re: But will they actually do it?
It's a possibility, so it seems to me valuable to nail their commitments down so it's a lot harder for them to forget them.
Re: Spelling!
Cut and pasted from Hansard. Hassle them about it.
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Microsoft works to resolve Windows Azure compute issue affecting users worldwide
Summary: Microsoft has fixed an issue with its Azure cloud service that affected some users attempting to move a cloud service from staging to production. It's still repairing some related cloud services.
Microsoft has fixed an issue with its Windows Azure Compute service that affected users worldwide, starting on Tuesday, and is working to completely resolve other affected cloud services.
At 2:35 a.m. UTC on October 30 (10:35 p.m. ET on October 29), the Azure status dashboard noted that customers worldwide were experiencing a "partial performance degradation." At 8 p.m. UTC (4 p.m. ET) on October 30, the Windows Azure dashboard noted a problem with Azure Comput that might affect service management operations across the world.
The dashboard explanation noted that "Manual actions to perform Swap Deployment operations on Cloud Services may error, which will then restrict Service Management functions. At this time we advise customers to delay any Swap Deployment operations." Users were still able to run applications and compute; it was the swap deployment function that was affected, officials said.
Via the dashboard, Microsoft provided updates every few hours, though 10:45 a.m. UTC (6:45 a.m. ET) on October 31. At that time this morning, Microsoft's dashboard noted that "compute service management functionality has been restored in all regions." Microsoft Support is working to repair any cloud services affected by the issue, the dashboard update added.
One of those services that seems to be affected by the Compute/Swap issue is Azure Web Sites. An update on the Microsoft Azure dashboard (6:46 a.m. UTC) noted that there's a partial FTP Service interruption that is affecting users of that service worldwide. From the dashboard:
"Web Site customers are advised to publish content using Web Deploy or Git which are fully functional. For details on using these methods, visit Azure.com and search for "Websites with Webmatrix" or "Publishing with Git". We apologize for any inconvenience this causes our customers and will provide an update at 2pm UTC.
The swap functionality on Azure is what customers use to move a cloud service from staging to production. "(W)hen you decide to deploy a new release of a cloud service, you can stage and test your new release in your cloud service staging environment while your customers are using the current release in production. When you're ready to promote the new release to production, you can use Swap to switch the URLs by which the two deployments are addressed," according to Microsoft's explanation of the functionality.
Normally when there are Azure problems, I hear almost immediately from users via Twitter and e-mail. I didn't hear from anyone this time. In fact, the only reason I learned of this latest compute problem was because the official Azure account tweeted about it.
That said, the Azure team will no doubt post a post-mortem about this one at some point in the coming weeks.
Update (November 1): The Windows Azure account tweeted that Microsoft finally resolved the Azure Websites FTP access problem around 2 a.m. ET.
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Course DescriptionCovers basic federal and Oregon income taxation of estates and trusts and skills necessary to prepare required documents. The basic form of fiduciary accounting for filing of accounts with the court is also covered. Prerequisites: PL 113. Audit available.
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An elective satisfying the requirements of either a Legal Assistant Certificate or an Associate of Applied Science Degree.
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Grades will be based on levels of mastery of Expected Student Competencies as demonstrated by: classroom contributions to discussions, problem solving and role playing (20%); short written paper and oral presentation on topic selected by instructor (20%); midterm (25%); and final (35%).
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Analyze, interpret and apply relevant statutes and rules. Review will or other document and identify kind of trust(s) created thereby, and calculate each beneficiary's share. Determine if and when a tax return is due for an estate and/or trust,and calculate the amount of tax due.
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Senate President, David Mark, on Monday condemned the bomb blast that left scores of citizens dead.
He also told the perpetrators to have a rethink because the action was a needless war.
Mark in a statement by his Special Adviser, Media and Publicity, Mr. Kola Ologbondiyan, said no matter the anger or grievances in any body's mind, "war on defenceless citizens is uncalled for because it is inhuman and unarguably ungodly."
The Senate President, according to the statement, was already at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, on his way to Ibadan, the Oyo State capital, to attend the birthday of the Olubadan of Ibadan, Oba Samuel Odulana.
It noted that Mark, who was to receive a chieftaincy from the revered monarch, on hearing the sordid details of the blast, made a U-turn in honour of the victims.
He sympathised with the victims and reminded Nigerians of the need to be their brothers' keeper at all times. Mark called on security operatives to collaborate with others, even as he advised them to be more proactive in order to end this menace.
Meanwhile, the Senate has decried the latest bomb blast at the Nyanya motor park, describing it as callous and wicked.
A statement by its spokesman, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, in Abuja on Monday, said the bomb blast, which claimed scores of lives was one incident by the evil minds that should prick Nigeria's collective consciousness.
He said the Senate was worried at the dimension the orgy of terror attacks and their devilish activities were assuming.
He said, "The Senate bleeds also on the very harrowing fact that innocent lives of Nigerians, whose only sin is to go out to look for their daily bread, would be so slaughtered in this manner.
"Senate is still bemoaning the unending massacre of our people in some states in the North-East, the latest being the killings in Borno State on Sunday and now this one."
The Senate, according to Abaribe, "is calling on the security agencies to step up their game and be more proactive, because the country cannot continue in this way."
He said, "The blame game should be over. The security agencies must step up their game and be more proactive.
"The country is indeed bleeding of the blood of her innocent ones who are daily being cut down by the evil minds.
"The Senate, therefore, consoles the families of the dead and wish the wounded quick recovery, while also urging Nigerians to remain steadfast as the government intensifies effort to tackle the ugly menace."
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Spam has been a problem since 1865. When a group of British politicians received unsolicited telegrams promoting a local dentistry shop, they were angry. One of the recipients wrote a letter to the editor of The Times asking "by what right do they disturb me by a telegram which is evidently simply the medium of advertisement?" He proceeded to request a stop to this "intolerable nuisance".
Flash forward over 100 years to 1978. Gary Thuerk, a marketing manager at Digital Equipment Corp., sends a message promoting a new computer model to 393 users on ARPANET (the precursor to the internet) and becomes the "father of spam". The reaction was almost completely hostile and Thuerk was harshly reprimanded.
So after so much backlash, why does the sending of spam messages continue? Because this marketing technique works. Thuerk's company sold more than 20 computer systems for more than a million dollars apiece from this type of message.
In the years since, spam has continued to be sent and continued to be fought by email gatekeeping filters. Some estimate that 90% of all email sent is actually spam.
So how do you get a company's email through all that spam filters?
- Use double opt in when possible. A subscriber fills out a form and then confirms that subscription again via email. While this two-step process is a bit cumbersome and will result in a reduction of the list, it is the best way to preserve a reputation and therefore the deliverability with the email provider.
- Keep complaints low. When someone does complain, remove them from the list immediately. It is surprising how these people do not remove themselves when they make the complaint.
- Use a reputable email marketing provider. Most professional services like Infusionsoft, and Constant Contact have strict standards of mailing. Every email address on a subscriber list must be verified by the sender or the receiver to keep deliverability high.
- Do not use Yahoo, Gmail or AOL domain names. Since these types of accounts represent the domains where most spam is sent from, they have a higher likelihood to be filter out as spam.
- Stop using trigger words. This increase the chances of the email being labeled as spam. For instance, do not use the words "free", "you have been selected", "24 hours", "test", "hello", "help", "percent off" or "reminder".
- If images are used, include more text. Images alone have a greater chance of going into the spam bucket. Use plenty of text along with those images to improve deliverability.
- Always spell check the email. A lot of spam is from non English speakers who have a tendency to misspell words. Always spell check the entire email to get past this filter.
- Use 25 character subject line. Keep the subject line short. Not only does this help to get past the spam filters, it increase readability on mobile devices.
- Watch the "From" field. Always use a real person's name and not email@example.com. These have a greater probability to get caught in the filters since they are viewed as less authentic.
- Encourage recipients to add the domain to their address book or white label list. This will ensure that the emails always land in the inbox.
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A 28-year old Waukesha man has been accused of possessing pornographic videos of children.
Daniel Heiden, 134 W. North St., was charged Wednesday, June 25, in Waukesha County Circuit Court with five felony counts of possession of child pornography. If convicted, he faces up to 125 years in prison and $500,000 in fines.
According to the criminal complaint, a Waukesha detective traced an IP address associated with a file-sharing network known to traffic in child pornography to Heiden's residence in February.
The detective then obtained a search warrant for the premises and executed that warrant on June 24.
According to the complaint, police found five videos — one of them more than 20 minutes long — containing the pornographic material on the hard drive of Heiden's personal computer.
Heiden initially tried to deny the videos belonged to him, but later admitted to downloading them, the complaint said.
He reportedly said he didn't like the videos even though had watched each of them a few times, and he did not know why he didn't delete them.
Police said in the complaint that Heiden estimated one of the girls in the videos was around 8 years old.
According to court records, Heiden's cash bond was set at $10,000, and, if released, he is prohibited from using the Internet or having contact of any kind with any woman under age 18.
Heiden's preliminary hearing is scheduled for July 18.
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- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.underbellyhouston.com/
- Phone: (713) 528-9800
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Lunch: Monday - Friday:11:00am - 3:00pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
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- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Beer, Chef's Table, Farm to Table, Late Night, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
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Underbelly is the perfect title to tell "the Story of Houston Food", and when it comes to Houston, there is no better storyteller than Chef Chris Shepherd. Chris' upcoming restaurant shares his journey as a chef in a city he describes as "the most secretive and dynamic culinary destination in the country." Beneath the well-known oily surface lies an endless array of local ingredients and cultures that shape Chris' unique perspectives on food.Continued
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fit for foodies (16)notable wine list (10)special occasion (9)hot spot (8)good for groups (8)neighborhood gem (6)great for lunch (5)romantic (2)vibrant bar scene (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Underbelly 11/24/2014GarallenVIPDined on 11/24/2014We dined on Monday 11/24/2014 and it was very busy for a Monday night. The service was very good and we found an excellent French Cabernet Franc on the wine list for a reasonable price. We started with and shared the Beet Salad and loaf of bread. Both were excellent and plenty of enough food for two people to share. We then shared the Braised Goat with Dumplings - very spicy, they were Excellent, but did not pair well with the wine. They would have been even better if i had been drinking a beer instead of the wine, but I would still recommend ordering this dish. The last dish we had was the Short Rib. The waiter warned us that the Ribs were quite fatty, but we ordered anyway. The Short Rib was pretty much inedible. The large piece of meat delivered to the table (with about 8 small bites of potato) was about 80 percent FAT. How a great restaurant could serve a piece of meat that is this fatty at a cost of $42 is beyond me. This last dish made the entire meal disappointing. I will go back, but I will definitely listen to any warnings from the waiter in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1st time visitDbla72Dined on 11/5/2014It was out first visit to UB. We were greeted and seated promptly. Our waitress explained the menu and suggested some dishes. We selected 5 courses and some wine. Each dish came out individually. The experience was very relaxed, not rushed and quite pleasant. We had the charcuterie plate, butternut squash, seared tuna, braised goat with dumplings and the fried sweet potato pie. All the dishes were very good. The only negatives: The restaurant is a bit crowded. Servers were constantly bumping our table. The chairs are solid wood with no cushion. As this is a slow paced dining experience it would be be nice to have a little more cushion. I noticed we were not the only ones squirming in our seats. Overall, a good dining experience.Special Features:
- AwesomectlubbockVIPDined on 10/30/2014As usual, an awesome evening with Chef in the kitchen.Special Features:
- DisappointedCPChicagoVIPDined on 10/28/2014This is the first time I can recall a Food and Wine Best New Chef letting me down. I started with cripsy market vegetables, on this night a fried okra that was not cripsy and dominated by the salty carmelized fish sauce. The boiled peanuts were overloaded with spicy paprika. Then I got the snapper, and the broth poured tableside came out at room temperature, ruining what could have been a decent dish. The re-fire was much better, though I still didn't understand why there needed to be raw greens on the plate. Nice wine list (great reading, too), good ambiance, good service. The food just didn't measure up for me.Special Features:
- Great Houston FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/14/2014Mixes up a lot of the different cultural identities that make up Houston. Nice Asian influence, mixed, in a delicious way, with southern comfort food. Hard to classify, but I really like it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wiseeatingDined on 10/9/2014Fresh and very tasty!! The only suggestion I would make is that the wait staff please ASK before removing the food from the table. I've eaten her 3x and for the second time in a row, what was remaining was taken away while we were in a deep conversation without the waitress ever asking if it could be boxed up. By the time we realized it had been taken, it was GONE and could not be retrieved. So frustrating!!!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow!SailorVIPDined on 10/2/2014I was a little skeptical about a restaurant named "Underbelly"; however the food was absolutely fantastic. Will definitely go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Foodie AdventureJusLivnDined on 9/6/2014My companion and I tried six small plates between us by far our favorite was the Korean Goat Dumplings and the vinegar pie was a nice finish. Emily our server, was fun and attentive. First time won't be my last.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Something on the menuTastinggiantVIPDined on 8/27/2014Many changing dishes to keep you interested. The Fish dish is always a favorite.Special Features:
- AmazingNuklearsamuraiDined on 8/22/2014Went with my boyfriend for a last date before he went on vacation for a few weeks. It was both of our first times there, and walking in the door was very exciting. High ceilings make the space feel huge. The bar was very attractive, with a community table where we waiting while they cleaned off our table. The Korean braised goat and dumplings was fantastic; sweet, smoky and spicy left us wanting a bigger plate. The second plate we ordered was the pork chop with cheesy grits. It was definitely a plate made for 2. The chop was huge and savory. I couldn't imagine how they came up wit h the idea of a cherry red-eye gravy but I'm glad they did. Our waiter was hilarious and extremely knowledgeable about the menu and we will definitely be back.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014I had kept hearing and reading about Underbelly and finally had a chance to visit. I would recommend it 10 times over and not have any worries that someone would not like it. Best restaurant I have visited in the last 12 months.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 1470 reviews are from the Underbelly reviews archive.
- Fantastic!Rani09Dined on 7/18/2014Had been wanting to try Underbelly for a while and so glad I finally made it there. Everything we ordered was delicious!Special Features:
- You need at least 4 peopleFQGirlVIPDined on 7/8/2014Ordering requires help from your server. This is a share everything kind of place. Our "Family Style" portion was a good amount for 4 people, but fell short of being enough for 6. The other smaller plates varied widely in size. It was very confusing. However, EVERYTHING was delicious! We probably should have ordered more, but from the menu descriptions, it's very hard to tell how much is going to come on a plate. Some dishes were much harder to share than others, too. I think that there is a definite learning curve here. Would I go back? Absolutely! But next time I'll be better prepared to order the right amount of food. PS: If you go when the sun is setting, make sure you are NOT facing the windows! It's brutal.Special Features:
- Great for my meat-eating guests.WorkingLunchVIPDined on 7/7/2014We made the reservation for a birthday celebration - a carnivore that has been reading and hearing a lot about this restaurant. It was a great tour of Houston's culinary roots - Gulf Coast Seafood, Korean BBQ, South Asian Curry, etc. etc. and we loved the family style entrees. My only critique was that there was not enough for a vegetarian (me) to eat the equivalent of a meal. My guests left stuffed but I went home and ate some noodles :PSpecial Features:
- Very goodJimmyPDined on 7/5/2014Our table of four had waited a long time to finally go here. It was very good. We ate family style, which is encouraged, so we all got to taste 5 or 6 different dishes. All great. It was a bit louder than I was expecting, but it was fine. I would recommend this place to anyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good food & servicePeachesDined on 7/5/2014Food was very good as was our server Emily. Korean braised goat and dumplings (more like gnocchi) was one of the best things I've eaten in a long time. We also ordered a garden tomato and watermelon salad, the butternut squash with bacon and granola, and the meatballs. The meatballs were my least favorite but still good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BaronMarbotVIPDined on 7/4/2014Everything we tried was great, as was the service. I would go with more than two people, however, as it is very difficult to order small amounts of food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhenomenalTurkeyDined on 7/3/2014One of the best and most unique meals I've ever experienced. Everything was exceptional, food, wine, service, atmosphere, all of it, and a great value too. Far and away my favorite dining experience in Houston.Special Features:
- MikeDined on 7/3/2014The four of us truly enjoyed the food. The waiter helped us find the right things. The evening was great. Top scores on food and wait staff. Our only suggestion SLOW DOWN. The small plates arrivals were too fast.I would recommend this to a friend.
- American tapasMFHaleDined on 7/3/2014The ambiance is 'downtown loft meets country kitchen', it feels both trendy and comfortable. The menu could be clearer on the small plate concept. The heirloom tomato salad had the ripest, best tomatoes we'd eaten in years. The fried chicken is reminiscent of both my grandma's fried chicken and Korean fried chicken...crispy, delicious and very spicy. The braised goat and Korean dumplings reminded my wife of the topokki she would buy from street vendors in Korea. "Underbelly's is better," she says. Vinegar pie and chocolate tres leches are not to be missed, but it's best to share. I liken the disparate but oddly complementary flavors to late night grazing in the fridge. Or, in this case, Chris Shepherd's fridge.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/3/2014The food was very tasty but the amount of food was so small. We split a pork belly dish and got 3 bites per 2 people.. The lunch time menu looks better..I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentFoodie2Dined on 7/3/2014We have been to Underbelly several times. The food and wine selections have always been wonderful. The food combines excellent flavors and fresh ingredients. Always yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ok experience, noisy placePollitoDined on 7/2/2014We visited Underbelly for my husband's birthday and made a reservation 1 month or so in advance. We got there and they made us wait for 30 min at the bar where there was no a place to sit. Our waiter told us to get the small plates and for a group of 3 he would recommend 5-7 dishes. We got 5 and was way too much food since each dish is a portion big enough for one person...with 3 dishes would be more tha enough for the 3 of us....food was good though we really enjoyed it. If you are looking for a place to have a conversation while having dinner, underbelly is not the place. the room gets very noisy so you can't hear what other people is saying. Overall was an Ok experienceSpecial Features:
- DecentTexasgirlDined on 7/2/2014I had heard so much about Underbelly that I had high expectations which were not met. I didn't like either drink I tried (both a wine and a cider), the food was just ok and the dining room was extremely loud. The service was the best part - the hostess was excellent, our waiter was able to advise on food selections and offered a great suggestion for after dinner drinks elsewhere.Special Features:
- Great turn-aroundWclough333VIPDined on 7/1/2014We were initially put-off by the lack of a full bar, but the food, service, and ambience definitely turned us around - great experience all aroundSpecial Features:
- Wedding AnniversaryGF635Dined on 6/30/2014We wanted something different and we certainly got it here. Korean dumplings were delicious.Special Features:
- Underbelly Over DeliversBobBDined on 6/27/2014My wife and I went to Underbelly for the second time on Friday night with 6:30 reservations. Service was outstanding. The waitress was very knowledgeable and helpful in ensuring we didn't order too much despite the temptation. Pork chop was one of the best I've ever had. Redfish was superb. I love the wine list. Very eclectic with interesting choices from around the world. We has a delightful Austrian red.Special Features:
- Atmosphere rocked! Food-not so muchHoustonnativeDined on 6/27/2014Having heard great things about Underbelly, we couldn't wait to visit! However, it would be best to just stick to the bar with a few of the lite bites on the right-hand side of the menu. We ordered the pork and it was not cooked. Had to send it back and then it was difficult to cut and dry, with little flavor. We got some spicy Asian dumplings which were incredible! And the bread was delish. But, overall, the wine wasn't great (which the website raved about) and the food was just ok. The place, itself, was fun, energetic and unique!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overrated. Mediocre foodRc2013Dined on 6/27/2014We went cause Andrew Zimmerman raved about it on his show. But food was not good. Expensive. Atmosphere was good. For price I would rather go somewhere else.Special Features:
- honest9Dined on 6/27/2014Excellent for lunch. Varied menu with many selections, all very good. Service at lunch is B-B+. Horrible for dinner. So noisy you can't hear those at your own table. Limited menu. Had salad that was thrown on the plate, and wasn't good, to boot. Service at dinner is C-C+. Trendy and popular, as one person blindly follows another into the dinner grave.Special Features:
- Underbelly great, as usualBiosafetybabeVIPDined on 6/27/2014We have been to Underbelly several times for lunch--prices are reasonable and the menu is always different. I ordered the "deconstructed chicken pot pie" and it was delicious--the sauce was light and flavorful, lots of veggies, and that biscuit! Chocolate tres leches for dessert--have to try that at home. Our waiter was very knowledgeable and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointed.TMACDined on 6/26/2014I've been to Underbelly twice. First time was during the holidays for a company party last year, in which we had a set menu. Wasn't impressed but decided to give them another chance since there's been such great reviews and I wanted to try dishes on the menu. This time, friends and I decided to order several dishes and share like family style. There was only two out of seven dishes the four of us actually liked. None of the food actually "wowed" us. Won't be coming back. Service was awesome though!
- Very Impressive in Every Way!KatsDined on 6/26/2014We had a great experience at Underbelly. I loved the feel of the restaurant and the service was perfectly attentive. The menu was inventive and I loved the family style service. The food was divine! See my full review with photos on my blog at www.delish-dish.com!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing food!kawarDined on 6/25/2014The snapper was the best fish ever and fish is not Underbelly's specialty. Everything was awesome - don't miss the bread or the vinegar pie!Special Features:
- The food was goodCaratsDined on 6/25/2014The service was not. Our food was not explained, and delivered to the wrong person. The food was really good but I have higher expectations of a restaurant of this caliber.Special Features:
- Better than ever...MsBehaveDined on 6/24/2014The recent James Beard recognition certainly has not hurt the food or the crowds at Underbelly. The place was packed on a Tuesday night. Our table ordered a variety of dishes and each was top notch. We went with the goat dumplings (because you have to) and the spice was perfect. We've never been disappointed with a duck dish at Underbelly and tonight was no exception...not only was the Duck Confit tasty, it was gorgeous on the plate. The newly added Honey Cheesecake was stunning - a nice caramel hint with a rich, creamy "cake". I am pleased to see Chris is not resting on his laurels and continues to innovate and impress.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- UnbelievableAmazingDined on 6/21/2014I would first like to tell whoever owns this restaurant, my dining experience at Underbelly was the greatest experience in my life to date. I felt like I was in Hells Kitchen. I am from Louisiana and I have never in my life tasted anything like that before. I mean anything. I am very picky when it comes to real Cajun food because I am from the Acadiana area. I feel like the Lafayette area produces the best Cajun food in the world. Way better than New Orleans. However, the dining experience I had at Underbelly blew every piece of food I ever put in my mouth out of the water. I wanted to get up and give every chef that put food on a plate a hug. I was blown away. The Korean dumplings was something I didn't even think I loved it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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New Orleans Shrimp, Okra, and Tomato Sauté
Servings: 4 prep: 30 minutes total: 30 minutes
- 1 1/4 pounds large uncooked shrimp, peeled, deveined
- 3 teaspoons Cajun seasoning, divided
- 6 slices smoked bacon, chopped
- 3 tablespoons all purpose flour
- 2 cups frozen cut okra (from 16-ounce package), thawed
- 1 12-ounce container cherry tomatoes
- 1 8-ounce bottle clam juice
- 1/4 teaspoon ground allspice
- 2 green onions, chopped
Nutritional Information
One serving contains the following:
Calories (kcal) 223.24
% Calorie from Fat 23.0
Fat (g) 5.71
Saturated Fat (g) 1.73
Cholesterol (mg) 220.52
Carbohydrates (g) 14.07
Dietary Fiber (g) 3.98
Total Sugars (g) 5.33
Net Carbs (g) 10.09
Protein (g) 29.27
Calories (kcal) 223.24
% Calorie from Fat 23.0
Fat (g) 5.71
Saturated Fat (g) 1.73
Cholesterol (mg) 220.52
Carbohydrates (g) 14.07
Dietary Fiber (g) 3.98
Total Sugars (g) 5.33
Net Carbs (g) 10.09
Protein (g) 29.27
PREPARATIONView Step-by-Step Directions
Toss shrimp and 1 1/2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning in medium bowl to coat. Cook bacon in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until crisp and brown. Using slotted spoon, transfer bacon to paper towel to drain. Add flour to drippings in skillet. Stir constantly until roux is very dark brown, about 5 minutes. Add okra and cherry tomatoes. Stir in remaining 1 1/2 teaspoons Cajun seasoning. Cook 1 minute. Add clam juice and allspice. Boil until sauce is thick, stirring often, about 3 minutes. Add shrimp. Sauté shrimp until just opaque in center, about 5 minutes. Season to taste with salt and pepper. Mix in chopped green onions and cooked bacon. Serve.
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The Sacred Heart is a religious devotion to Jesus' physical heart as the representation of the divine love for humanity. The Sacred Heart is often depicted in Christian art as a flaming heart shining with divine light pierced by the lance-wound surrounded by a crown of thorns surmounted by a cross and bleeding. Sometimes the image is over the body of Jesus with his wounded hands pointing at the heart. The wounds and crown of thorns allude to the manner of Jesus
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Children 13 years and under must be supervised at all times by a PAYING PARENT or GUARDIAN who is 18 years or older. The only exception is if the child is participating in an ORGANIZED UVAC PROGRAM where we provide the extra supervision. We encourage you to enjoy the water with your children, but don't require it if your child can swim. The supervising parent or guardian may be in the water or on the pool deck, but for non-swimming children the parent must be in the water within an arms reach of the child.
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The Fitness Center and group exercise classes are available to everyone 16 years and older. 14 and 15 year olds will be granted admission to the Fitness Center and group exercise classes ONLY after completion of the Youth Fitness Orientation with UVAC personal trainer or Fitness Monitor. 12 & 13 year olds will be granted admission to the Fitness Center (not group exercise classes) with their parent or guardian ONLY after both the adult & child complete the Youth Fitness Orientation with UVAC personal trainer or Fitness Monitor. 12 & 13 year olds will need to be accompanied by a parent for every visit in the fitness area. They are not allowed to attend group execise classes.
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Waterloo, Iowa: Veridian Credit Union held a free Community Shred Day on Saturday, May 17 at five Veridian branches across the state. The event drew more than 1,200 people who safely discarded 30,588 pounds of private documents in an environmentally friendly way.
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Veridian Credit Union, founded in 1934 in Waterloo, Iowa, is a not-for-profit financial cooperative owned by its members. The credit union offers a full range of consumer financial services and employs more than 600 Iowans throughout 26 branches. For more information, visit www.veridiancu.org or call (800) 235-3228.
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Out on OWSLA, Alex Metric returns with his Ammunition series EP with the third installment bringing even more House music to his arsenal. Pun not intended. Released earlier as part of OWSLA's Nest program, Alex had this to say about his release.
The ammunition series is an opportunity for me to put out straight up club weapons and tracks for my DJ sets across genres. On pt3 I've got full on rave action, house music, a festival sized emotional moment record and some French influenced disco vibes. I hope you all enjoy!
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International programs
Expenses in Excess of Income
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