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Past Seminars
29 September 2010
Khalil Ahmad, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented a seminar on 'Development of Organic Modified Zeolites for Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Capture from Point Sources'.
Seminar: Development of Organic Modified Zeolites for Carbon Dioxide Capture from Point Sources
29 September 2010
Wendy Venpin, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented a seminar on 'Chemical Trapping of Nitric Oxide'.
Seminar: Chemical Trapping of Nitric Oxide
3 September 2010
Professor Quent Campbell from the School of Chemical and Minerals Engineering, NWU, Potchefstroom, South Africa presented a seminar on 'Particle Size Control of Coal Feedstock'.
Seminar: Particle Size Control of Coal Feedstock
3 September 2010
Professor Frans Waanders from the School of Chemical and Minerals Engineering, NWU, Potchefstroom, South Africa presented a seminar on 'Acid Mine Drainage and its Rehabilitation with Bentonite Clay'.
Seminar: Acid Mine Drainage and its Rehabilitation with Bentonite Clay
31 August 2010
Jerry Li presented a seminar on 'The Development of a Base Catalysed Process Using Base Catalysts'.
Seminar: The Development of a Base Catalysed Process Using Base Catalysts
26 August 2010
Alvin Remoroza, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented a seminar on 'Application of Super-Critical Carbon Dioxide for Engineered Geothermal Systems'.
Seminar: Application of Super-Critical Carbon Dioxide for Engineered Geothermal Systems
11 March 2010
Dr Stanley Santos from the United Kingdom presented a seminar on 'Oxy-Pulverised Coal Combustion Technology for Power Generation with CO2 Capture: the Engineering Principles'.
27 January 2010
Reydick Balucan, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented a seminar on 'Ex-situ Mineral Carbonation of Thermally Activated Serpentinite for CO2 Sequestration in New South Wales, Australia'.
2 October 2009
Dr Murray Height from Switzerland presented a seminar on 'From New Material to New Company'.
Seminar: From New Material to New Company in Switzerland (PDF, 65kb)
25 September 2009
Professor Adam Grochowalski from Poland presented a seminar on 'Dioxin Emission from Thermal Processes in Poland'.
Seminar: Dioxin Emission from Thermal Processes in Poland (PDF) (90kb)
15 September 2009
Dr Roger Klein from Cambridge presented a seminar on 'Towards a Modern Definition of Hydrogen Bonding'.
Seminar: Towards a Modern Definition of Hydrogen Bonding (PDF)
26 November 2008
Kai Chen, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented Thermal Decomposition of Pesticides.
Seminar: Thermal Decomposition of Pesticides (PDF, 140KB)14 October 2008
Professor Yao Quing Director of Thermal Engineering, Department of Thermal Energy, Tsinghua University, China presented Combustion Research at Tsinghua University in China.
27 August 2008
Mehrdad Ghamari, a researcher with the Priority Research Centre for Energy, presented A Fundamental Study on the Re-dox Behaviour of Mixed Oxygen Carriers in Chemical Looping Combustion.
26 August 2008
Dr Roger A. Klein of Cambridge, United Kingdom, presented a Review of Current Fire Fighting Foam Issues.
25 February 2008
ICC - Professors Yuhan Sun and Yizhuo Han of the Chinese Institute of Coal Chemistry, (ICC) presented on the research currently being conducted at the ICC, particularly pertaining to their developments in Clean Coal Technologies.
Seminar: Clean Coal Technology at the Institute of Coal Chemistry (ICC) (PDF, 116KB)
20 February 2008
Steve Mohr is currently a PhD student of the University of Newcastle, Australia, he presented a summation of his current research on the modelling of transportation fuels to the year 2100.
Seminar: Modelling of transportation fuels to the year 2100 (PDF, 120KB)
6 February 2008
Dr Andrew Harris - lecturer in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, University of Sydney presented on on his research on eco-technologies such; Carbon Nanotubes, Nanoparticles and Phytomining.
Seminar: Eco-technological developments (PDF, 128KB)
30 January 2008
Dr Yaping He - A senior lecturer at the School of Engineering, University of Western Sydney presented his work on the study for the Effectiveness of Safety Systems.
Seminar: Effectiveness of Safety Systems (PDF, 128KB)
14 January 2008
Mini-Symposium on Coal Combustion Research activity from HIT, China.
Seminar: Visit from Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT), China (PDF, 128KB)
12 January 2008
Professor James M. Wallace, Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Maryland at College Park Gemstone Program Director; Chair, Burgers Program for Fluid Dynamics, presented a seminar on 'Twenty years of experimental and DNS access to the velocity gradient tensor: What have we learned about turbulence?'.
Seminar: Twenty years of emperimental and DNS access to the velocity gradient tensor (PDF)
21 November 2007
Presentation on new developments and research into Post Combustion Capture (PCC) by Associate Professor Marcel Maeder.
Seminar: Clean Coal Technology: Post Combustion Capture (PDF, 132KB)
21 November 2007
Professor Eric Suuberg of Brown University, in the USA, delivered a seminar on the role of porosity and surface area in char combustion and gasification.
Seminar: The role of Porosity and Surface Area in Char Combustion and Gasification (PDF, 120KB)
4 July 2007
Ms Katherine Gregory delivered a seminar discussion on potential gains in the Smart Utilisation of Thermal Mass in Masonry Buildings.
Seminar: The Smart Utilisation of Thermal Mass in Masonry Buildings (PDF, 364KB)
27 June 2007
Mr Renu Kumar Rathnam - delivered a talk on the differences of pulverised coal pyrolysis and char oxidation reactivity in the air and under oxy fuel conditions.
18 June 2007
Mr Mohammednoor Altarawnah completed his Master of Chemical Engineering at the University of Sydney in 2005; and is currently a PhD candidate at the University of Newcastle, Australia.
Seminar: Mechanisms for Formations, Destructions and Chlorination of Dioxins and Furans (PDF, 364KB)
21 March 2007
Professor George Hadjisophocleous, Industrial Research Chair, Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Carleton University, Ottawa, Canada has overviewed the fire-related research conducted by his group at Carleton University; in particular, he has concentrated on the developments of design fires for commercial occupancies. Professor Hadjisophocleous has also covered his atrium smoke management systems, and has described his large-scale fire-research facility collocated with that of the National Research Council Canada.
Seminar: Fire Safety Research at Carleton University (PDF, 156KB)
20 March 2007
Mr Mark Dewsbury of the Timber Research unit, School of Architecture, The University of Tasmania has preseted a seminar on the thermal performance and energy efficiency of single-family houses. His presentation has focussed on construction of dwellings in cold climates.
Seminar: Residential Building Thermal Performance and Validation (PDF, 216KB)
25 January 2007
Professor Adesoji Adesina, of the Reactor Engineering & Technology Group: University of New South Wales, delivered a presentation on photocatalytic reactions for treating wastewater.
Seminar: Titan's Gift, Free Sun and The River of Sludge (PDF, 1.1MB)
16 January 2007
Professors Xuchang Xu and Changfu You of Tsinghua University, China, discussed the future of Chinese energy production within the context of coal utilisation.


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Why The Video Looks Shaky (Don Ward)
Updated: 06/18/2013 - We did a quick helicopter tour of the Black Forest burn area. Someone asked why the video looks shaky.
A strong earthquake struck Friday off the coast of northeastern Japan in the same region that was hit by a massive earthquake and tsunami last year. A city in the region reported that a small tsunami had hit, but there were no reports of injuries or damage.
The Japan Meteorological Agency said the earthquake had a preliminary magnitude of 7.3 and struck in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Miyagi prefecture at 5:18 p.m. (0318 Eastern). The epicenter was 6.2 miles beneath the seabed.
After the quake, which caused buildings in Tokyo to sway for at least several minutes, authorities issued a warning that a tsunami potentially as high as 2.19 yards could hit. Ishinomaki, a city in Miyagi, reported that a tsunami of 1 yard hit at 6:02 p.m. (0402 Eastern).
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said there was no risk of a widespread tsunami, and subsequently dropped all tsunami warnings for the Japanese coast.
Miyagi prefectural police said there were no immediate reports of damage or injuries from the quake or tsunami, although traffic was being stopped in some places to check on roads.
Shortly before the earthquake struck, NHK television broke off regular programming to warn that a strong quake was due to hit. Afterward, the announcer repeatedly urged all near the coast to flee to higher ground.
Adam Ezard, a British expat living in Tokyo, tells CBSNews.com that Japanese media responded much more aggressively to the Friday quake than they had done in the past, with virtually all channels breaking into their regular programming, and NHK even giving information in multiple languages for the first time.
The response is an indication of how deeply the 2011 disaster affected the densely-populated island nation's psyche.
The magnitude-9.0 earthquake and ensuing tsunami that slammed into northeastern Japan on March 11, 2011, killed or left missing some 19,000 people, devastating much of the coast. All but two of Japan's nuclear plants were shut down for checks after the earthquake and tsunami caused meltdowns at the Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear plant in the worst nuclear disaster since the 1986 Chernobyl disaster.
Immediately following Friday's quake, there were no problems at any of the nuclear plants operated by Fukushima Dai-Ichi operator Tokyo Electric Power Co., said a TEPCO spokesman, Takeo Iwamoto.
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Hi Pavlos . . .
Do you think it also highlights how some heterosexuals lack imagination and creativity when it comes to their own sexuality.
Also, isn't it curious how some heterosexual men seem to think that heterosexual sexual intercourse is purely about the domination of women . . . poor wifes
Is it no big surprise that most heterosexuals marriages end in divorce.
Yeah, it clearly shows their preoccupation with who does what in bed.. In their shortsighted and stunted view, there always has to be a ´wife´ and always a ´husband´.
Whilst this stupidity remains, we should all think twice about giving our money to any of the Murdoch enterprises.
More thought needs to be given to his BSkyB buyout and his ever-increasing stranglehold on the worlds media. The man has far too much power and influence.
While Murdoch is a douche, it is the author of the article who should be excoriated. I've always been of the opinion that those who don't have a clue about the topic shouldn't write about it. It's obvious that Mr. Li is extremely ignorant about the various configurations of relationships and should stick to reporting on last night's police blotter.
Odd- I have read and heard in the Canadian the use of ' Sir Elton and his husband, David Furnish.' Here, when two men marry they are usually proclaimed so as husbands, two women are proclaimed wives to one another, a man and a woman are announced as husband and wife.
The legal documentation is gender neutral and – depending on the province will say Person 1 and Person 2 – or A & B. Marrying couples may ask that the vows be changed to 'partner' and the like. But all the guys I have seen married and all the women I have seen married have gone for the 'husbands' or 'wives' words. We're liberal but a bit traditional, I guess.
Personally, I think all this nomenclature based on sexual activity, parenting duties, household responsibilities and the like are so passé – almost mediaeval.
English is a creative language. Can't we come up with something better?
That the Post printed this is not surprising. No one at any Murdoch media outlet is allowed to express any view beyond the 18th century.
We don't support sky or their views either, if we are not careful, and sky dominates what we watch and what we read, we will be very much like the dominating media in Italy. One would have thought that there were more important happenings going on in the World than two guys having a surrogate child.
Why does 'Wife' indicate they must be the bottom?
I know many str8 relationships where the woman is most certainly the one wearing the trousers…
At the end of the day, be it a CP or marriage, we will be compared to straights, so one will always get the husband/wife comparison. I don't see it as homophobic, or even derogatory. I really wish gay people would stop taking offence to such trivial matters and just get on with their own lives.
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Barcelona defender Dmytro Chygrynskiy has been ruled of action for around three weeks after suffering ligament damage in his left knee, the European champions have confirmed.
The Ukraine international, a €25m signing from Shakhtar Donetsk this summer, sustained the injury during last night's 2-0 win over Malaga.
Striker Thierry Henry also picked up an injury during the match, damaging his left thigh, and he is rated as a serious doubt for Tuesday's UEFA Champions League match against Dynamo Kiev.


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The battle for North American supremacy will be held tonight on a patch of ice in Vancouver. Sadly, the Mexicans will have no say in the matter.
A stadium full of hockey- mad - and possibly well-lubricated - patriots from both sides of the border will gather to watch the clash between the United States and Canada. It's a big deal for puck devotees and Olympics lovers alike, though the true gravity of the game is ultimately owed to the fact that casual fans have expressed an interest in the evening's affair.
You'd expect hardcore hockey heads to be pumped, but the hype transcends their provincial ilk. Several readers - and a few of my friends, too - have e-mailed to ask what I'm doing for the big game. Under normal circumstances I'd make a joke at their expense, but I'm actually excited. There's something about Olympic hockey - and the attendant national pride - that makes it somehow different from the pro game.


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March 2013 : Bobbies + CRCWorking on some new material with Bobby Gallivan (Like Pioneers, Bound Stems) to be recorded by Bobby Burg (Love of Everything, Joan of Arc) next month. Looking forward to a fresh approach to Gallivan's songwriting. More on this soon...maybe even a band name. We're hoping to play some shows for you by summer! Feb 2013 : New ProductionI'm well underway on producing the new Paper Arrows record. I changed things up for Joe by taking him out to Rockford to work with Daniel McMahon and Miles Nielsen at The Midwest Sound. We'll have some sounds to share soon enough. Jan 2013 : Sandra Bernhard & the Flawless ZirconsI had the opportunity to play drums with Sandra Bernhard for her Chicago run at the City Winery in early January. Two great shows with Matt Nelson (Lupe Fiasco, Matthew Santos) and Zac Taylor filling out the band. It was inspiring to work with a veteran entertainer and such a talented band. Sandra's attitude and cabaret-style free-for-all made for an unforgetable weekend of shows.
Dec 2012 : New Releases and Upcoming Shows2012 was a great year for new collaborations in the studio. I co-produced new records by Daniel and the Lion and Great Divide with my partner in crime Dan McMahon and had my hand in a half dozen other projects. Some of these will be released in 2013 including a great full-length record by Chicago Farmer. I also played on the soundtrack for the 2012 Oscar award winning documentary Undefeated and started playing keys and organ in a reggae band. Seriously. Sept 2012 : Death Head Sept 2012 : Days of Getting By - Paper ArrowsPaper Arrows fourth release comes out Sept 25 on Slothtrop Music. Days of Getting By was co-produced by the band and features Joe Goodkin's compositions destroyed, rebuilt, and rearranged by Luke Schmitt (AM Taxi), Jay Marino (AM Taxi), and myself. Read more here. |
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Coast Guard:
Better Logistics Planning Needed to Aid Operational Decisions Related to the Deployment of the National Security Cutter and Its Support Assets
GAO-09-497, Jul 17, 2009
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As part of its more than $24 billion Deepwater program to replace aging vessels and aircraft with new or upgraded assets, the Coast Guard is preparing the National Security Cutter (NSC) for service. GAO previously reported on Deepwater assets' deployment delays and the Coast Guard's management of the Deepwater program. GAO was legislatively directed to continue its oversight of the Deepwater program. As a result, this report addresses: (1) the operational effects, if any, of delays in the delivery of the NSC and its support assets of unmanned aircraft and small boats; (2) Coast Guard plans for mitigating any operational effects and any associated costs of these plans; and (3) the extent to which the Coast Guard has plans, to include cost estimates, for phasing in logistics support of the NSC while phasing out support for the High Endurance Cutter (HEC) it is replacing. GAO's work is based on analyses of the (1) operational capabilities and maintenance plans of the NSC and its support assets and (2) data on the HECs' condition; comparison of an NSC and HEC; and, interviews with Coast Guard officials.
Delays in the delivery of the NSC and the support assets of unmanned aircraft and small boats have created operational gaps for the Coast Guard that include the projected loss of thousands of days in NSC availability for conducting missions until 2018. Enhancements to the NSC's capabilities following the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the effects of Hurricane Katrina were factors that contributed to these delays. Given the delivery delays, the Coast Guard must continue to rely on HECs that are becoming increasingly unreliable. Coast Guard officials said that the first NSC's capabilities will be greater than those of an HEC; however, the Coast Guard cannot determine the extent to which the NSC's capabilities will exceed those of the HECs until the NSC's support assets are operational, which will take several years. To mitigate these operational gaps, the Coast Guard plans to upgrade its HECs and use existing aircraft and small boats until unmanned aircraft and new small boats are operational, but because the mitigation plans are not yet finalized, the costs are largely unknown. Also, the Coast Guard has not yet completed operational requirements for the unmanned aircraft or new small boats. As a result, the Coast Guard has not determined the cost of the HEC upgrade plan or the operational gap created by the delay in fielding new support assets for the NSC. The Coast Guard's logistics support plans for its transition to the NSC from the HEC are not finalized, and it has not yet fully determined transition costs. The contractor developed the initial NSC logistics plans, but Coast Guard officials said the plans lacked needed details, such as how the contractor would support the NSC after it becomes fully operational, and so, in 2007, the Coast Guard took over logistics planning. Coast Guard acquisition guidance states that an Integrated Logistics Support Plan should be completed by the time production of an asset is started. Although the first NSC has already been delivered, the Coast Guard has not yet finalized this plan, but expects to do so by October 2009. While the Coast Guard has developed an interim plan, it did not commit to including required logistics support documents to be used or time frames for completing them in the Integrated Logistics Support Plan because it is in the process of determining how to finalize the plan. Ensuring the plan includes these documents and time frames would better prepare the Coast Guard to support the NSC and aid it in making operational decisions given that the Coast Guard has not yet developed a deployment plan or completed cost estimates of the logistics transition from the HEC to the NSC.
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Recommendation: To meet Major Systems Acquisition Manual (MSAM) requirements and aid the Coast Guard in making operational decisions, the Commandant of the Coast Guard should ensure that as the Coast Guard finalizes the Integrated Logistics Support Plan for the NSC, that the plan includes the required logistics support documents to be used and the time frames for completing them.
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Status: Open
Comments: According to documentation provided by the Coast Guard in October 2012, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has reviewed the National Security Cutter (NSC) Integrated Logistics Support Plan (ILSP), but has not provided the Coast Guard with its final approval. In a prior correspondence dated May 18, 2012, DHS considered the ILSP as preliminary and noted that two elements are to be updated before the next acquisition decision event: 1) detailed funding costs for integrated logistics support, and 2) an integrated schedule for all integrated logistics support requirements. As of October 12, 2012, the Coast Gaurd had no final approval from DHS on the NSC-ISLP, but expected it in the near future.


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Metritis in Dogs Metritis is inflammation of the endometrium (lining) of the uterus due to a bacterial infection, usually occurring within a week after a dog has given birth. It can also develop after a natural or medical abortion, miscarriage, or after a non-sterile artificial insemination. The bacteria that are most often responsible for infection of the uterus are gram-negative bacteria like Escherichia coli, which often spreads into the blood, causing a blood infection. The infection may lead to sterility, and if left untreated, septic shock, a lethal condition, may follow. Symptoms and Types
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"Take care, brethren, that there not be in any one of you an evil, unbelieving heart that falls away from the living God. But encourage one another day after day, as long as it is still called 'Today,' so that none of you will be hardened by the deceitfulness of sin"(Hebrews 3:12-13).
When God saved us, He saved us to serve Christ. Occasional lapses into sin do not imply carnality. Everyone sins. Carnality is the state where the person has the mindset of seeking to gratify themselves rather than please Christ.
No Christian has to be carnal. Being carnal is a decision of the will. Carnal Christians have grown up physically and should be able to feed themselves. But they can't. That is because a carnal Christian is a person who has developed a mindset of disobedience. They willfully live in sin, controlled by the old person they used to be. They are saved and the Holy Spirit is in them, but they are not allowing the Holy Spirit to grow them.
There is a difference between a baby Christian and a carnal Christian. Baby Christians are young in the Lord and do not yet have the capacity to eat on their own. Someone else has to feed them—to give them the Word. A young Christian desires the milk of the Word of God. "Like newborn babies, long for the pure milk of the word, so that by it you may grow in respect to salvation" (1 Peter 2:2).
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"Tim [Burton] wanted an unconventional unconditional-love song," explains sometimes Yeah Yeah Yeahs leading lady Karen O, describing "Strange Love," her soundtrack contribution to his new 3D remake of early short film Frankenweenie. "My music inspiration came out of the same era of B-movie fright film references sprinkled throughout the film… I went in the direction of exotica and calypso stylistically because it's quirky, good vibes music of that era and when you throw in a theremin solo it's a marriage made in heaven. We ended up with a love song for the end of the film to the film! Frankenweenie is so special, it's an unbelievable honour to be involved with it."
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It's got a lot of Juno soundtrack quirk to it… but with an undercurrent of playful darkness as befitting a Tim Burton stop-motion animation feature. The aforementioned theremin solo and scattered dog barks are a nice touch, as are the flourishes of calypso pianos and breezy, exotic percussion. "Love is not always what you think it'll be," Karen coos endearingly, "When there's beauty on the inside, the outside, there's nothing to change." Dare I say it, but I do believe this talented young lady has a potential future in this here show business. That nutty director, though, he's another story…
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For the purposes of this thought experiment, let's ignore the benefits of diversification and assume you can have either a million dollars worth of real estate (say an apartment building or a lot of land) or a million dollars worth of one or more websites.
Which would you prefer?
With real estate, people more or less agree what a property is worth. Take a few appraisers experienced in a geographic area and have them develop independent estimates, and they are likely to come in fairly close to each other. With websites, we have no industry standard for appraisal. Even experienced pros can have widely varying estimates of the value of sites and domains. But let's ignore that and assume that we all agree that this basket of one or more sites is worth a million bucks.
Real estate:
Anyway, I'm sure I'm missing some pluses and minuses. In the comments please mention them, as well as your thoughts about which is better, real estate or websites.
Without context it's difficult to discuss this kind of thing. After all, generally speaking real estate is far more valuable than a website as a defacto, unlesss you've got extremely popular websites and then it also depends...
I'd go back to the drawing board and add much more detail plus some controls to get better feedback.
That's like saying that 10lbs of feathers is lighter than 10lbs of rocks.
Heh. I guess it depends on how much money I have to invest. If we're talking about 1 million out of a total of 100 million, then I'll take the risk and put it into an established website. If I only have 1 million total to invest, then I'd have to play it safe.
Since I don't have anywhere near 100 million or 1 million to invest, I really have no idea what I'm talking about! If I did have a million to invest, I'd get some advice from an investment advisor.
Would a great website that has stood the test of time NOT be considered an investment, audiore?
An "investment" is defined as "the commitment of something other than money (time, energy, or effort) to a project with the expectation of some worthwhile result; "this job calls for the investment of some hard thinking"; "he made an emotional investment in the work" - this is one of many definitions, obviously, but I liked this one.
Consider a for-profit website that has been around for many years (overstock.com, for example, or barnesandnoble.com). They obviously put a LOT of capital into their websites with the hope that they would generate increased sales, exposure, etc. Putting thousands into a website - at first - can be daunting, as it often takes several tries/redesigns/changes/ before a company has a website that accomplishes all of their goals. Fast forward, and you have an extremely popular website with clever commercials (overstock.com - it's "all about the O ha") and a website that gives consumers an alternative purchasing option (online vs. in-store PLUS order online, pick up in store or have it shipped) and has also increased company profits barnesandnoble.com). For these and other similar companies, their website was a worthwhile investment. And, in the future, I'd be willing to bet that some companies will transition from retail stores to exclusive online sales.
Maybe that was poorly explained, but you probably get the idea.
Now, which would I rather have? I'd rather have one million dollars worth of websites that generated 3x that amount in profit, so that I could own a lot of real estate.
Does it have to be 1 or the other? If not, then I would rather have the $300K in my house paid off for a little added stability and then $700k in websites.
If we have to choose only one then I would probably take the websites.
I changed my mind. I think I would rather take 1,000,000 powerball tickets ;-)
Totally agree with nicchenet here. I can't put advertising all around my house to make money off of. If you have a million dollars worth of websites you have the ability to make a ton of money if you play your cards right. The advertising dollars you could make off of those sites is phenomenal. Then I will be sitting in one of my many real estate properties on the beach in Fiji!
I guess the women are a bit riskier huh??
I'm inclined to agree, as personally I'd take the million in websites any day over the million in real estate. I love the risk involved but also the potential for additional revenue.
I would take the real estate too. Its' less work. I would just hire a property manager and relax.
Websites would be more risky and more work. 1 million dollars in websites doesn't really buy you much unless you're talking about just the domains but I'm assuming you mean website companies.
I am going to add my voice to "I'll take the websites" side.
A million in real estate isn't what it used to be. And as you eluded to, taxes on one million are now two million. The neighbor kids don't bother me, but their dogs do, doo doo, (to infinity).
I like the potential online. Leverage online, diversity, opportunity. Growth is better than insurance. Go big online and then pick someplace to buy. If one million buys enough property for you, I don't think you have a big enough dream.
Generally speaking, I would choose the websites over the real estate pretty much every time.
However, I would definitely absolutely choose domain names over real estate without a doubt every time.
I think that there is a strong parallel between the real estate market in years past and the current market for domain names. There is a lot of mispricing and inadequate information around when it comes to establishing a value for a website or domain name. The same could be said to be true of real estate 20 years ago that is now worth much more (of course, domain names can also price correct just like many residential properties in the US recently have but I believe that the general principal of price appreciation over the long term will hold true for real estate and to a greater degree domain names).
The reason why I point out domain names as being something that I would be much more willing to choose as being more valuable than real estate instead of just saying websites is that a website can be duplicated but a domain name cannot.
Domain names have instrinsic value because of type in traffic, keywords in the domain name, etc.
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hmmm... can we do a 70/30 split, i would put most into real estate because if you lose your job you have somewhere to sleep, and the $300,000 in domains could be targetting more risky areas.
I agree that domaining can make a lot of money, many people just dont have the technical experience to get large networks driving traffic between each other and passing link juice to ensure they actually show up in serps...
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State of limbo: Despite public relations spin to the contrary, it appears that most fair-goers are not at all happy with the way second-year Director Dan O'Hara is running the show. It remains to be seen what, if anything, will be done about fair leadership, not that the balancing act or the young farmer appear too concerned about it. MICHAEL DAVIS PHOTOS
"I would estimate that business has been off 10 percent to 20 percent," said Chuck McGee, speaking for Charlie's, a food stand along the colonnade. "The reason for the drop is the lack of the wine court. The owners feel that with the wine court gone, the small stands and the gazebo empty, there's no reason for anyone to come up here. They got a deejay for some nights. They had to do something to get people up here. Nobody was coming up here. Some of our regulars told us they've been boycotting the Live Nation stand."
Anthony's has sold food at the fair along the colonnade for more years than Charlie's, so it probably has more customer loyalty. Owner Mike Anthony felt fair traffic was business as usual. "It's been about the same last year," he noted. "There hasn't been much difference."
It's hard to assess the effect of a public disgruntled by the wine court move and turned off by O'Hara's autocratic management style. Weather was terrific with rain
falling only early in the morning or well after dark. But attendance numbers weren't too impressive—the final tally was 927,871, down 8,500 from 2007—especially considering the boost they got from the nice weather and a floundering economy that kept people home, making the Fair their summer vacation splurge.
Another negative factor could have been a Chevrolet Court entertainment line-up stocked mainly with reruns and unknowns and devoid of golden oldies for the senior days. The Jonas Brothers, the 1970's rock triple-bill of Journey, Heart and Cheap Trick, and Rascal Flatts attracted big grandstand crowds; the others did not.
Another major change relocated the Lottery Pavilion from its prime location near the main gate. Though the new spot, the former Paisan's food stand, was OK, the Pride of New York Marketplace at the old spot was not a great idea for such a prime location. It wouldn't seem that people go to the Fair to buy spaghetti sauce and salsa.
Missing was a big draw, gate-busting exhibit in the buildings where in recent years they had the JFK, Elvis and Toothpick City displays or, going back a few more years, the Baseball Hall of Fame and NASA.
An upside was that there was no announced censorship of artworks submitted for display in the Art and Home Center, though artists may have been reluctant to submit pieces after O'Hara's removal last year of an award-winning photo. The director showed remarkable restraint in consideration of numerous pieces with alcohol-related themes, several with religious imagery, a painting devoted to Elvis Presley, who was a known drug addict, and a sculpture of snakes that could be interpreted as demonic.
The Center of Progress boasted a reduced number of pitchmen and increased government agency visibility, a good move since there were still plenty of gadget and cleaning product vendors in other spots. But the centerpiece of the building, a giant map of New York taking up a large spot in the middle, might have been symbolic of the changes but was, after all, just a map.
Animal acts dominated the new shows for kids, with Bear Mountain the most entertaining as well as the most disturbing for animal lovers. It seemed like a quiet year for the Circus Hollywood after its move to the infield amusement area.
New foods worth tasting included apple fritters at the Log Cabin, deep-fried pineapple at Hawaii Five-9 and Canadian fries at Daniella's.
With nearby road construction projects shut down temporarily, traffic flowed smoothly and few traffic jams were reported.
But controversy over the director continued throughout the 12 days with news reports, letters to the editor and comments and complaints from vendors and fair staff all too common. With State Fair 2008 history, the run-up to the 2009 edition could prove extremely entertaining, especially in light of persistent rumors that O'Hara won't be returning.
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The crash occurred at 3:47 p.m. Monday, according to Officer Joe Wind of the California Highway Patrol.
Wind said Sandra Cutter, 36, of Kelseyville was driving a 1969 Toyota Landcruiser eastbound on Main Street. Eleuterio Becerra Perez, 71, of Kelseyville was also traveling eastbound on Main directly behind Cutter in a 2011 Toyota Corolla. Brenda Pelkey, 71, of Kelseyville was headed westbound on Main in a 1998 Chevrolet Prism.
Wind said Cutter attempted to make a left turn from Main onto Gunn Street and hit Pelkey's car. Wind said Pelkey's car continued forward and struck Perez's car.
Wind said Pelkey was transported to Sutter Lakeside Hospital by Kelseyville Fire Protection District ambulance on complaint of pain. The incident is still under investigation by the CHP.


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Henderson, NV, March 14, 2013 --(PR.com)-- The tennisdata app, available in iTunes App Store (TM), gives tennis fans access to a huge array of statistics about their favorite player, current tournament, and all-up Tour stats. Mark Snyder, founder and CEO of tennisdata.net LLC, has brought his 20+ years of Fortune 100 IT consulting experience to the world of tennis.
"Corporations are great at creating terabytes of data; the challenge is in making sense of that data, learning more about your business or internal operations, and making that data available to your mobile, always connected consumers. That experience and lessons learned were integral in the creation of the this app."
The tennisdata app will allow tennis fans to enhance their enjoyment of the ATP tour; in seconds they can research a player's head-to-head record with his next opponent, see his win/loss record by playing surface, his win/loss record in his last 20 matches, his tiebreak record, and his best results at a tournament. Previously these stats were only available to the Tour employees and members of the tennis media. Over 45,000 matches, stretching back to 1998 and over 1,200 players are included in the app's database. This covers all of today's current players and the recently retired.
Since its launch, the app has been downloaded by fans in over 25 countries around the world. Fans at home watching matches on TV and fans in the stadiums have been able to review the latest tournament and player results. Because the data is in the Cloud, the users do not have to update the app.
Commenting on the cloud aspect of the app, Mark Snyder said, "Because the ATP tour travels to 63 cities in 31 countries, from Day 1, the tennisdata team knew this app had to be global in scope. Pre-launch, we successfully tested from London, New York, and Hong Kong. Last month, we traveled to Dubai to give the app its toughest test - over 7,000 from the server. In the stands at the ATP Masters 500 event, with thousands of fans, the tennisdata app still delivered sub-second response time."
The next round of enhancements are already on the drawing board. New features under consideration include an option to select from a list of the most popular and highly ranked players, Top 10 aggregates of major statistics, improvements in the display and readability of the results, and year to date tiebreak records. On the roadmap for the app, Mark Snyder explained:
"We receive email suggestions and meet with fans at tournaments; we value their feedback and are constantly looking to improve the user experience. And we value our users' privacy - we know the one thing that matters - our users are fans of the game of tennis."
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ST HELENS under 11s footballers created double history in The Everton Cup Final by first reaching the final and now by winning it 4-1.
Despite starting slowly for the opening ten minutes, Reece Arthur in the St Helens goal showed great hands to deny Huyton on several occasions.
Somewhat against the run of play, St Helens took the lead through a curled effort from Marcus Newton.
Huyton equalised before half time through a long free kick that somehow evaded everyone to sneak in at the far post.
Second half began with Jack Smith sneaking up at the back post to slot home from close range following a Kameron Stanley cross.
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Google Glass with Prescription Lenses Spotted in the Wild in NYC December 30, 2012 | Posted by Ben Lang | Posted in Google Glass, Uncategorized | 1 comment A friend spotted someone wearing a prototype Google Glass HMD in New York City and shot me this photo. You can see that the Glass unit has prescription lenses, something that hasn't been seen in public until now. This is one of several other styles that we've seen, including sunglasses and no lenses. It's interesting to see this in NYC; Project Glass is the creation of the company's semi-secret 'Google X Lab' which is likely located close to Google headquarters in California. The company does have offices nationally (including New York) and internationally, but it is unknown if the company has distributed Google Glass prototypes outside of the Google X Lab. There are three possibilities in my mind: This Glass user works in Google X and is on vacation in NYC from California He works at Google's New York offices and Google has expanded testing of Glass outside of Google X He works at Google's New York offices and also works remotely with Google X Based on where the photo was taken, very near Google's New York offices, I'd put my money on the latter two options. See All Google Glass News Google Glass is expected to be released sometime in 2013. At Google's annual 'I/O' developer conference back in June 2012, the company offered pre-orders for Google Glass 'Explorer Edition' for $1500. Only U.S. citizens in attendance could pre-order the Explorer Edition which is expected to arrive early in 2013. Share this: Facebook Twitter Google +1 Reddit Pinterest StumbleUpon Email Tagged: google glass, google glasses, google project glass, project glass
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He said the aid would be given once the agencies under the ministry had completed identifying the farmers and fishermen and recorded their losses.
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