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Aerial Fuse MK1
AFM repair NA
Air con re gas the facts MK1 MK2
Alarms & immobilisers as standard?
Automatic gearbox oil level
Air Bag Flash Codes
Battery chargers
Battery, need a new one?
Base idle- How to set -MK1/MK2
BHP figures 1.6 engine MK1
Big ends, replace, engine in car NA, MK1
Bling your engine bay
BMW E 36 Clock wiring
Brake disc Remove a stubborn one NA NB
Brake Disc/Pad Size Guide
Brake fluid Change the
Brake fluid explained
Brake fluid, type and quantity
Brake fluid-change-MK1 MK2
Brake pads replace on Mk3 NC
Brake pads replace--MK1 MK2
Brake hoses replace MK1 MK2
Bumper removal Mk 2.5
Cam Cover Gasket
Cambelt change, and other bits part numbers--MK1
Cambelt removal
CAS O Ring-Change-MK1
Centre console surround remove/replace--MK1
Chrome fuel filler flap fitting
Clutch Judder--MK2
Clutch slave cylinder & cure that squeak Mk1 Mk2
Clutch switch
Coil Overs (definition
Coldside airfilter kit--MK2.5
Coolant types [Mazda]
Coolant change
Cooling problems water loss
Crankshafts Identify short and long nosed with pics of pulleys
Crankshaft problem--MK2
Data link connector
Diagnostic box layout and use of diode to check fault codes MK1
Diff - Mazda recommended oil
Differences between Mk 2 and Mk2.5
Dim/dip UK Mk1 with abs
Door lock spring problem
Door-to-body weatherseal - a few tips
Download Forum PDFs
Dr Bobs back catalogue
Drain and fill plug sizes
Drain holes in sills and behind seats
Drain tube fit without roof removal
Electric Windows - Stuck
Electric window problems
Electrical Circuit Diagrams 1990 to 2000
Engine build differences between 115 & 90 bhp-- MK1
Engine, interference or not?MK1 MK2
Engine oil change--MK1 MK2
Engine Start button Fit
Engine stalls
Engine turns over, but does not fireMK2
EOBD DTC download
Eunos Roadster's Production DateMK1
Fault codes clear MK1 MK2
Fifth gear Problems selecting Mk1 Mk2
Flash to Pass mod
Front wing replacement Mk2
Fuses and relays again Mk1
Fuses and relays--MK1 MK2
Fuse-change 80 amp-MK1 MK2
Gaz shocks FAQ's
Gear knob thread--MK1 MK2
Gearbox & differential drain/filler plug sizes inc. torque figures
Gearbox noise-MK3
Gearbox oil change 5 speed
Gearbox remove & refit - Some tips
Gearlever seals/boots
Gearlever turret 6 speed--MK2
Geometry undressed.. Explanation:- part 2 "chassis frequency"
Geometry undressed... Explanation:- part 1..... "Humans"
Geometry undressed....Explanation:- part3 "Geometry"
Handbrake Adjust/repair, includes rear calipers
Handbrake and rear calipers
Hardtop will Mk1 fit a mk2 and 2.5?--MK1 MK2
Hardtop fit
Headlamp units-change-MK1
Heated Rear Window Switch Wiring
Heated Rear Window Components (fitting of)
Heater air pipes--MK1
Heater contols lighting--MK1
Heater matrix removal Mk1 NA
HID lights
High startup idle---one cause Idle Air Control valve--MK1 NB
HLA clatter, clicking,ticking--MK1
HLA faq
Hood suppliers
Hydraulic Lash Adjusters HLAs or Shims--MK1 MK2
Idle speed inspection/adjustment--MK1/MK2
Ignition timing inspection/adjustment--MK1
Import & MX5 Friendly Dealers--MK1 MK2
Import and UK differences--MK1
Install central locking
Install central locking 2
Interior upgrade MK1
Japanese provenance - Eunos--MK1 MK2
Keys for Roadsters
Lambda sensors
Leaking rain rail fix
Limited Edition buying guide--MK1 MK2 NC (MK3
Locate the parts in a MK1 engine bay/where's the VIN Mk1
Locking wheel nuts
Low fuel warning light?
Low power '5--MK1
LWSC Problem the loctite fix--MK1
Major misfire & Running problem
Make a live link within a post
Mazda dealer reviews
Mazda Electronic Parts Catalog
Mis fire at start up and poor running
MOT Test Mythbusters
MOT test Your MX-5/Roadster and the exhaust emission test
MOT Emissions and cats, the facts. Also list of council MOT stations
MOT inspection manual
MX5/Roadster Buying Guide
My radio displays "ERR" MK2.5
New heat shield-MK1
New TSB-s and a Recall! MK3
Non Start - Cranks normally but will not start--MK2
Oil and other fluids, capacities--MK1 MK2 MK3
Oil pressure gauge- How to fit a proper -MK1
Oil pressure gauge conversion from on/off type to variable type on late model NA
Oil, some basic advice from an Oil Supplier
Oil, specs and general advice
Original battery fittings--MK1
Overheats when idling/cooling fan won't switch on---MK1
Paint code and name
Parts books--MK1 MK2
Parts lists
Pedal box--MK1
Petrol Super or ordinary unleaded MK1 MK2
PDF, download from forum
Pop ups popping up with side lights on?MK1
Post a picture on the forum
Pressure in the petrol tan
Rattle noise from engine on start-up-- MK2.5
Rear fog light rules (Construction & Use)--MK1
Rear Fog Light Wiring--MK1
Recommended body shops--MK1 MK2 MK3
Refurbish your wheels --MK1 MK2
Revs fall when you put the clutch down, Clutch Switch Faulty--MK1
Ride Height
Roadster import documents--MK1 MK2
Roadster models excuse E&O's--MK1
Roadster production date
Roof drain tubes
Rust proof the sills
Seat belt relaxer fuse
Seat belts fix lazy
Service period guides
Shock boots
Side Lights Left On warning buzzer mod--MK1
Side mirror.free off stiff ball and socket on MK1
Sidelight bulbs Upgraded
Site abbreviation key
Soft Top Hardtop How-to downloads
Soft top latch repair
Spark plug diameter
Spark plug leads which order to fit on the coil pack?
Spring lengths
Springs & dampers change
Starting fault---- Earth Strap--MK1 MK2
Steering wheel change airbag light flashing? fix here
Stick on Number Plates
Stick on number plates, legal or not, will it pass the MOT test
Sump plug size inc. torque setting
Supercharger/Turbo loads of information--MK1 MK2
Third brake light removal UK Mk1
Throttle body, clean to cure persistant idle droop
Ticking noise, caused by purge valve problem--MK1
Tie down hooks
Timing 14 deg mod--MK1
Timing belt jumped tooth--MK1 MK2
Timing Mark find the Location--MK1 MK2
Timing Mark Location--MK1 MK2
Timing marks 1.8
Top 20 Things That Go Wrong With the Mx5--MK1 MK2
Torque figures--MK1 MK2
Towing and your MX5
Towing hook [track]
Towing with a Mk2/2.5--MK2 (MK2.5
Transponder key--MK1 MK2
TSW Stealth Wheels--MK1 MK2
Tuning companys, parts suppliers etc
Tyre pressures
Tyre sizes? - Tyre Size Calculator
Tyre wear rates
Tyres, new, front or back
VIN Numbers Decoded UK
Vin & LWSC cutoff date MK1
Water leaking in at the front of the hood
Water out of the cabin, boot and from steaming
What's my Owners Club Region/Area
Wheel Alignment Specifications
Wheel alignment and geometry centres
Wheel alignment on the 5 Some hints and tips and a few myths about
Wheel arch liners and corrosion
Wheel fitment..what other vehicle wheels will fit my car
Wheel weights, members findings
Where can I experience the thrill of a Forced Induction '5
Which UK MX-5's have I got
Window seals -- MK1 MK2
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Wiring diagrams 1990-2000


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India's famous billionaire brothers, Mukesh and Anil Ambani, seem to have put aside their differences to come together for a telecommunications deal.
Indian pharmaceutical major, Lupin, has started shipping a generic version of a drug used to treat hypertension to the US after it received approval from the country's health regulator.
British Prime Minister David Cameron began his three-day mega visit to India with the promise of same-day visas for Indian businessmen, enhancing the "special relationship".
India's leading private carrier, Jet Airways, has inched close to a deal with Etihad to pick up a 24 per cent stake for an estimated $330 million.
India's leading conglomerate, Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), is keen to invest capital in Malaysia across various domains.
The Mayor of London, Boris Johnson, has chosen India as his first stop on a global mission to attract investments to the city.
Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) chief Mukesh Ambani has been declared India's richest man for the fifth straight year, according to Forbes magazine's latest rankings.
A latest United Nations report has identified Mumbai and New Delhi among the world's 95 major cities moving towards prosperity.
The Indian real estate market is not the easiest to navigate, with complex laws and legal wrangles muddying the waters for many foreign investors eyeing new investments.
Mumbai-based film and entertainment services company Reliance MediaWorks has joined China-based Galloping Horse to make a winning bid for parts of Digital Domain Inc, owned by Hollywood filmmaker James Cameron.


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Woolman Central |
The John Woolman Memorial Located at 99 Branch Street, Mount Holly, New Jersey, the Memorial house was built between 1771 and 1783 and is on the site of part of John Woolman's orchard. The purpose of the John Woolman Memorial Association is to keep alive the spirit and memory of John Woolman and to seek those in whose lives that spirit may grow and serve. |
Welcome to "Woolman Central". My name is Judy R. Hynes and I have been collecting information on descendants for about twenty years now. Volume one of the genealogy was published by the John Woolman Memorial Association in December of 1997. I am currently working towards an eventual second volume and welcome any and all descendant's contributions towards including their particular lines. Please drop me an email at firstname.lastname@example.com and we'll find out how you are connected to the family tree! |
The two largest groups of Woolmans in the United States, belong to either the family of Quaker descent, immigrating to America in 1678, or of a family that descends from the two Woolmans, Alfred and his brother, William, who immigrated to America in 1871. There is also a sizable family of descendants associated with upstate New York/Michigan. If you feel that you descend from the Quaker line, you are in the right place! If you feel that you descend from the NY/MI Woolmans, or if you think you might descend from the Leicester, England family, who immigrated in 1871, drop me an email and I will direct you. firstname.lastname@example.com |
Visit with some of the more well-known descendants - Ilka Chase, C. E Woolman, Edna Woolman Chase, Harry S. Woolman, Tee S. Woolman, Christopher Reeve, Lou Henry Hoover |
The Annual Lecture 2006 "Healing from Slavery, War, and Genocide: Lessons from John Woolman and Friends in Rwanda and Burundi", was given by David Zarembka October 22nd, 2006. To read a transcript of his lecture Click here ! |
Woolman Walk Saturday June 8th- Sunday June 23rd, 2013 from the John Woolman Memorial, Mt. Holly NJ to Wyalusing PA. The 250th Anniversary of John Woolman's peacemaking journey to visit the Native American community in Wyalusing will be celebrated with a walk along a route similar to the one that Woolman took in 1763. John Woolman wrote of this journey's basis, "Love was the first motion, and then a concern arose to spend some time with the Indians, that I might feel and understand their life and the spirit they live in, if haply I might receive some instruction from them, or they be in any degree helped forward by my following the leadings of truth amongst them." Please join us for any portion of the journey or the entire anticipated 15 days. Woolman's concerns for peace, the effects of war, slavery, commerce, land- use and listening for "that of God" in one another are as critical now as they were 250 years ago. More information at www.WoolmanWyalusing2013.org Hope to see you there! |
The John Woolman Memorial Association received an operating support grant from The New Jersey Historical Commission, a division of the Department of State. |
SPRING FAIR Thanks to all who came out to our Fair!! Very nice time with lots of very nice people of all ages ! Thanks for supporting the John Woolman Memorial and the memory of the great man he was ! |


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Khan nightmare still haunts Fagan
Updated: Wednesday, 11 Mar 2009 18:43
The nightmare of his defeat to Amir Khan continues for Oisin Fagan as a planned appearance on the Hunky Dorys World Title Fight Night at The O2 on March 21 has had to be scrapped.
Fagan suffered a broken leg in his defeat to Khan last December and despite having had his cast removed and returning to training Fagan has been told he will not receive medical clearance in time to fight at The O2.
'The Khan fight was a nightmare and I just wanted to put it behind me as quickly as possible. It was a high profile fight and I felt embarrassed after being stopped in two rounds.
'That's all people saw on the night and it's all people remember. Nobody seemed to be too interested in the fact that I broke my leg on that first knockdown.
'Khan caught me with a nice hook but it was a punch that wouldn't normally have been enough to put me down. It put me off balance though and when my foot turned awkwardly.
'I felt my ankle doubling up underneath me and heard a sickening crack. I knew at that moment, that I had broken something but I thought it was my ankle. The pain was incredible, but I got back up to fight.'
On his return home to Dublin Fagan was diagnosed with a spiral fracture of the fibula with the doctors amazed that he had managed to stand up let alone fight on with such an injury.
'Most people think I was nuts to get up and fight on with a broken leg but I feel like I have a heart, second to none and while it was very painful trying to reset my feet anytime he'd move, I had every intention of continuing for the whole fight but it was stopped and the defeat definitely goes down as the biggest disappointment of my boxing career.'
The prospect of making a quick fire return to action had motivated Fagan to return to fitness as quickly as possible and he was targeting a comeback on the undercard of the Bernard Dunne – Ricardo Cordoba WBA World title fight at The O2.
'I was very down about the Khan fight but I knew that the best way out of that was to get back in the ring as quickly as possible.
'After the operation the doctors told me that I could be out for up to a year which was devastating but I dedicated myself and worked so hard to put myself in a position to recover as quickly as possible.
'I converted an old office swivel chair into a training device that allowed me to shadow box while sitting in it and I also took to doing roadwork even on my crutches. When I heard about the big show at The O2 I set my heart and soul on getting a place on that card.
'I know it sounds crazy but in anticipation of fighting again, I had been sparring 8 and 10 rounds in training and running 10 miles on my roadwork days and generally training like a lunatic to get back in there stronger than ever.
'The bottom line was that it was medical decision to disallow me to fight and even though I made the point that we're not all clones and we don't all heal at the same time, I guess the doctors can't make an exception to the rule for an (extraordinarily and) determined quick-healer like myself, by allowing me to fight just 3 months after breaking my leg.
'Personally though, I would much rather hazard physical pain and scars to my body than having to endure these mental scars that I am now tormented with and when it comes to overall health, I think that these psychological torments are so much more difficult to deal with than cuts, bruises and breaks.
'However, I don't blame the Boxing Union of Ireland or the doctors. Rules are rules and they operate to the highest medical standards to ensure that the boxers safety is paramount.
'Truth be known they have been fantastic and extremely generous, accomodating and supportive since my last fight. Mel Christle and Dr. Joe McKeever in particular have helped me so much through the many troubles and obstacles, which have happened as a result of the Khan fight.
'To be fair to them, their reputation would be on the line if they sanctioned a man to fight just 3 months after breaking a leg, no matter how miraculous my recovery seems to have been.
'However, I was just so determined to make the Irish people proud and show them that being Irish, for me, is a deep seeded mark of resilience and something that has shaped me throughout my life.
'This ideal is what drives me through the pain barrier every time I fight or anytime I am posed with a great challenge in my life. I remember where I am from and the courage and great tenacity that we, as a people are born with.'
Fagan will now target a return in May. 'I just have to wait for word to be released. I was told that since I am showing great improvement, that they would reduce the comeback date from the original 12 months, down to 6 months so that means I should be able to get back in the ring in May.
'I'm not going to stop training even though I have to take this heartbreaking news on the chin. I know at the age of 35, I am coming to the twilight of my career, but I am adamant that I have a few super fights left in me and I'm definitely not finished yet and I believe the underdog will rise, once again!'


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To celebrate Record Store Day (April 21st) R. Ring has hand-made 50 copies of a cd containing two songs recorded live in Kelley's Kitchen. They will be available for FREE (with the purchase of a shirt!) at Omega Music in Dayton, Ohio.
R. Ring will play at noon followed by: Buffalo Killers, Me and Mountains, m Ross Perkins, Astro Fang, Rebel Set, Mitch Mitchell's Terrifying Experience, Raging Nathans, Back Stabbath and Ruckus Roboticus.
If you don't manage to get one of these discs, you'll have to wait until the release of the band's debut 7" on Misra Records sometime in the near future!
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A man crashed his car Tuesday in Fife while driving under the influence with his infant and his 3-year-old child in the vehicle, police said.
Michael Brecheen, 27, was passing on a corner in a no-passing zone when he swerved off the road and came to rest near a telephone pole, Fife Police Cmdr. Tim Floyd said.
Officials were called to the crash in the 3100 block of Freeman Road East at 3:41 p.m. They learned the man had taken the two children to their mother's house nearby after the crash, then returned to the vehicle, Floyd said.
Officers checked on the children and determined no one had been injured.
It's not clear where the children were in the car, but police said there was one booster seat in the vehicle.
KIRO-TV reported that other drivers who rushed to help saw the infant on his lap and the son unrestrained in the back seat, according to police.
Brecheen pleaded not guilty Wednesday to charges of driving under the influence, reckless driving and two counts of reckless endangerment in Fife Municipal court, according to KIRO. He was ordered held in lieu of $1,000 bail.


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Posts tagged free-markets
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Judge Napolitano and Chairman of The Ludwig von Mises Institute, Lew Rockwell connect for a great conversation on how Ron Paul is dragging the republican party kicking and screaming back to its roots of free markets, peace and non-intervetionism supported by a powerful yet mightily restrained military.
Could such a revolution of mind and action push the currently dominant neo-conservative faction of the republican party out of power?
Will the war hawks one day have to be the ones considered extreme?


text: Sorry, also forgot to mention the results of my little informal survey. Of the 10 or so people who replied to my questions, none had any significant concern about the idea of hosting a gene wiki at WP. Most I think had a view of WP which I share (for both science and non-science articles alike). First, that it's a good starting point for learning about a topic about which I know nothing. And second, if absolute accuracy and completeness are required, then there is no substitute for digging into the literature. -andrew On 9/21/07, Andrew Su <asu at drewsu.com> wrote: > Thanks all for the stimulating discussion. Larry, you make/reinforce > many good and compelling arguments about the CZ model. But, I don't > think this is enough yet to convince me to go with a CZ-only approach. > Let me give my point of view on the issues you raised (paraphrased > below -- hope I did them justice). > > > > The work done at WP will "rot on the vine" when the initial contributors leave and > > knowledgeable experts aren't there to maintain/nurture it. > > Personally, I think the key to sustainability is making the resource > useful. If we can convince researchers to incorporate this into their > toolbox, then I think there will always be a stable number of eyes > (and hence, authors) for these gene pages. > > And moreover, I think the reality of both WP and CZ is that majority > of edits will end up being done by students (undergrad and grad) and > people who are relatively early in their career. More senior editors > will of course play an important part of oversight at CZ, but I think > it's unreasonable to think that the majority of content will be > created by these people. It's just a power law / long-tail thing. > Anyway, if this is true, then I think we again can count on this huge > pool of authors that is constantly being refreshed. > > > > Geneticists recruited to WP will eventually become disgusted with the unsavory parts > > of WP, including overzealous and unqualified editors. > > In my limited experiences over at WP so far, I have found the active > biology authors/administrators over there now to be very good, > competent, and helpful. Vandalism is low (yet quickly corrected), and > I don't see evidence of the warts you have probably seen in other > parts of WP. Perhaps this is due largely to the relatively low > profile of the genetics/biology articles. In that sense, I can only > hope that these articles become so high-profile that they attract the > contentious debates which expose WP's flaws (namely, that there is no > mechanism for an expert to resolve these debates). If that occurs, > then it is my hope that these authors will by then have appreciated > the power and potential of a gene wiki, and instead of abandoning the > idea altogether, they will search for a better structured effort (CZ). > Or maybe it doesn't even take seeing the warts at WP -- if/when CZ > approaches WP in stature and name recognition, or when people start to > pay more attention to wiki-related efforts and competing models, > people may migrate over naturally. > > But my concern is that if we start with CZ-only, the critical mass to > nurture a huge influx of newbies is not yet there. I think you'd > agree that the critical mass at CZ, which promising, is not yet a > given. I did a quick search of all registered biology authors/editors > and found that in the past two months, only 12 had greater than 10 > edits in the main CZ namespace. Of the 196 articles that they edited, > only 101 were related to biology (and even fewer with molecular > biology or genetics). I agree that a lot of good things are > happening, but again, I'm not sure if it's quite yet enough to be able > to hold together many newbies. > > A brief aside on the psychology of a newbie, from the perspective of > being one not long ago. I think when people are contemplating their > first edit, most want to know that their change is a tiny piece in a > huge juggernaut. First, people want to know that if they mess up, > their change will be gently and easily corrected. That someone will > step out of the marching lines for a moment to help them, but the vast > majority of the troops will keep moving on, probably without even > noticing. Second, it's a huge piece of positive reinforcement that if > a newbie makes first edit, that then someone else very soon comes and > makes a second edit. Could be completely unrelated, could be only > because the newbie's edit bumped the page on someone's watchlist. But > that someone saw their edit and is building on top of it is very > gratifying. IMHO, both these effects are huge for someone who is just > getting their feet wet, and both are largely a function of critical > mass. And right now, IMHO, WP has that size to satisfy these two > points, but CZ does not. Perhaps that means the CZ is expert-friendly > while WP is newbie-friendly? > > > > A parallel effort will dilute the the efforts of the community > > I'm hopeful that this isn't a zero-sum game. I'm hopeful that this > project will draw scientists to the idea of a gene wiki, regardless of > WP vs CZ. And regardless of where they start, perhaps once they're > hooked, they'll be in a better position to decide which model works > best for them. In that regard, having parallel efforts may increase > overall retention rates just by having two options to choose from. > > > So to summarize, my preference is still to do a dual WP and CZ > approach. And though I don't agree with it, I understand the > rationale for not pursuing the CZ effort if we go with WP. Your > (collective) call. But it would be nice to get consensus in the next > week or two... > > -andrew >


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I'm using SpringSecurity 3.1.3 + JSF 2.1 + Primefaces 3.4.1, and when I log myself in successfully (with any type of user) the Primefaces autocomplete UI crashes.
The console log : http://pastebin.com/f2TEz42B
But if I move the Primefaces UI component to another page it works (even logged).
The is no intercept-url of any kind.
The problem seems to come from the SpringSecurity FilterChain.
Any idea ?


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Oilex Sidetracks Timor Sea Well
Monday, January 04, 2010 Oilex Ltd advised Monday that delays have been experienced with running
of 9" casing above the primary objective Elang/Plover Formation
sandstones in the Lolotoe-1 well.
Anadarko Extends Pre-Salt Wahoo Discovery
Monday, November 23, 2009 The Wahoo North appraisal well in the Campos Basin has encountered more than 90 feet of high-quality net oil pay in the same pre-salt interval as the original Wahoo discovery.
Oilex Prepares Al Jumd Testing Program in Block 56
Wednesday, February 25, 2009 Oilex has advised that preparations for the Al Jumd-1 testing program are being finalized and operations are planned to commence on February 26, with the initial flow period planned to be completed around March 6-8.
Oilex Completes Drilling in Oman's Block 56 with Encouraging Results
Wednesday, January 14, 2009 Oilex's 4-well drilling program in Oman's Block 56 has been successfully completed with encouraging results from 3 wells, which have confirmed the oil potential of the Eastern Flank Salt Basin in the block.
Oilex Drills Extra 200 Meters of Horizontal Oil Pay at Oman's Sarha-2
Monday, October 13, 2008 The Sarha-2 well in Block 56, Oman, has completed drilling a horizontal well in the Sarha Field to a measured depth of 2,138 meters, giving an horizontal intersection of approximately 700 meters in the Al Khlata reservoir.
Multiple Oil Finds Continue String of Success in Brazil
Wednesday, October 01, 2008 A series of oil finds reported to Brazil's National Petroleum Agency on Tuesday demonstrated once again the immense promise the country holds for global oil companies.
Anadarko Makes Pre-Salt Discovery at Wahoo Prospect Offshore Brazil
Tuesday, September 30, 2008 Anadarko Petroleum Corporation has announced a pre-salt discovery at the Wahoo prospect offshore Brazil in the Campos Basin.
Oilex Continues Drilling, Testing at Sarha, Cambay Wells
Tuesday, September 23, 2008 Oilex has advised that drilling and testing operations continue in India and Oman, and has issued an update with information concerning its Sarha and Cambay wells.
Oilex Resumes Drilling Ops in Oman, Continues Development in India
Tuesday, September 09, 2008 Oilex issued an operational update for its Sarha-2, Cambay-19Z and Cambay-73 wells. The Company reported that drilling operations have resumed in Oman and drilling and testing continues in India
Sasol Nabs 30% Interest from JV's Exploration Permit Offshore Australia
Tuesday, August 12, 2008 Oilex advised that the Joint Venture entered into a Farmout Agreement under which each party will assign a 6% participating interest in the Exploration Permit WA 388P to Sasol Petroleum Australia Ltd.
Oilex's India, Oman Operations on Schedule
Tuesday, April 29, 2008 Oilex advises that the Cambay-23Z well has been completed as a potential gas
production well.
Oilex Awards Wavefield Inseis Seismic Work
Wednesday, January 30, 2008 Oilex and its joint venture partners in the JPDA 06-103 block recently awarded 3D seismic work to Wavefield Inseis. Located in the Flamingo Basin between East Timor and Australia, the area to be surveyed spans 1,657 square kilometers.
Oilex Discovers Oil Shows with Oman Drilling
Tuesday, January 22, 2008 Drilling on the Sarha-1 exploration well has reached TD of 1,890 meters in the Cambrian Huqf Formation. Oil shows and anomalous resistivity values were recorded within the Huqf carbonate sequence below 1,645 meters and will be further evaluated.
Oilex Hits Oil and Gas at Sarha-1 in Oman
Tuesday, January 15, 2008 The Sarha-1 exploration well, the first of three exploration wells that will be drilled by Oilex in a continuous sequence in the Block 56 Production Sharing Contract Area, Sultanate of Oman is drilling ahead in 81/2" hole below 1,673 meters.
EnCana to Sell Brazilian Concessions for $165 Million
Thursday, September 13, 2007 EnCana has reached an agreement to sell all of its remaining interests in Brazil for cash proceeds of approximately US$165 million, before closing adjustments.
Cairn Wins More Indian Acreage in NELP-VI
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The $250,000, 22-foot Rocky Marciano statue, a gift from the World Boxing Council, drew thousands to its unveiling in Brockton last September.
But according to The Enterprise, the state says the statue of the Brockton native – who is the only heavyweight boxer to retire undefeated – doesn't rank as an "attraction" that should be listed on a highway sign.
In December, the Metro South Chamber of Commerce and the Rocky Marciano statue planning committee asked state transportation officials to advertise the statue on the "Attractions" signs at Exit 17A on Route 24.
"It gives us another attraction," said chamber President and CEO Chris Cooney. "(It's) another reason for people to get off the highway, fill up their tank, get a sandwich, snap a photo and have a positive experience in Brockton."
Mary-Joe Perry, the state's district highway director, denied the request, saying the statue lacked the required "regional significance."
"How dare they?" said Larry Siskind, a Brockton attorney and statue committee chairman. "How dare they say that Rocky Marciano is not worthy of having his name on a sign that talks about attractions?"
The attractions listed at the exit include Brockton Fairgrounds, Historic Downtown Brockton and the Stadium Conference Center.
There's room for a fourth 2-by-3-foot placard, but the state says it won't be used to promote the Rocky statue, located on the grounds of Brockton High School.
"We certainly respect and appreciate Rocky Marciano's legacy and the high esteem in which he is held," Michael Verseckes, a spokesman for the Massachusetts Department of Transportation, said in a statement.
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Llewellyn M. (Lew) Heigham, the son of William Hirst Heigham and Ella Amelia Ittner Heigham, was born June 30, 1911, in Waycross, Ga., and departed this life May 27,2004, at the age of 92 years.
Mr. Heigham and Naomi M. Beall were united in marriage on Nov. 4, 1932, in Oxon Hill, Md., and to this union two children were born.
Rev. Heigham graduated from Oxon Hill High in Oxon Hill, Md. in 1927, as valedictorian, and Strayer College in Washington, D.C., also as valedictorian. He read for the Order under Bishop Louis Falk and was ordained deacon in 1981 and ordained priest in 1982. He served as priest at St. Francis Anglican until his retirement in 1995.
Rev. Heigham moved to Ava in 1955 and was employed as accountant for Moore Poultry and Heath & Sons for many years. He and his wife were well known as the Bell Makers of the Back Acres, sending his ceramic bells all over the world. His wife, Naomi, did the hand painting on the bells.
Rev. Heigham was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and two sisters.
Survivors include his wife, Naomi, Marshfield; one son, Priest Llewellyn M. Heigham Jr. and wife, Ella Jean, St. Louis; a daughter, Naomi M. "Nickie" Jones and husband, Norman, of Marshfield; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren.
Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. June 5 in the St. Francis Anglican Church in Ava, with Father Glen Hartley and Father Llew Heigham Jr. officiating. Lew's body has been donated to the University of Missouri Medical School as per his request. Arrangements are under the direction of Clinkingbeard Funeral Home, Ava.


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January 31, 2013 by MarketingCharts staff
More retailers are trying to lure back cart abandoners via email, and it benefits them to know what's causing these consumers to abandon their online purchases in the first case. According to survey results [download page] from LivePerson, the top reason why online shoppers abandon a purchase is due to encountering unexpected delivery costs, cited by 70% of respondents across the 5 major Western markets studied (including 71% in the US).
The survey of almost 6,000 respondents across the UK, US, Australia, Germany, France, and Italy also found 56% to abandon an online purchase due to lack of information about the product and 50% due to security concerns.
A less common reason - though still cited by 30% of respondents - for abandoning a purchase is difficulty getting any help or customer service on the website. The LivePerson study looks at customer service issues in further detail, finding that 71% of respondents expect to be able to access help online within 5 minutes. Getting the issue resolved quickly is the key element of a great customer experience for 82% of shoppers surveyed. Interestingly, while slightly more shoppers would like to see a telephone number (61%) or email (60%) listed as a help source than live chat (57%), user satisfaction is higher with the latter (73%) than with either of the former sources (each at 61%).
Online retailers still have some ways to go to close the gap in customer experience with brick-and-mortars, though. 77% of respondents said they were generally satisfied with in-store customer service, compared with 67% who shared that sentiment regarding online service. That mirrors the attitudes of mobile-toting shoppers surveyed by Wanderful Media, who recently indicated that in-store shopping beats e-commerce across various customer service and relationship measures.
About the Data: The LivePerson survey was conducted by Loudhouse at the end of 2012. The countries surveyed were USA (n=2,012), UK (n=1,126), France (n=538), Germany (n=502), Italy (n=530), and Australia (n=1,002).
Best Practices Winner: Workflow Automation Category Manulife Financial Affinity Markets and Distributech Inc. - "Manulife Financial Moves to On-Demand Enrollment Kit Fulfillment"
Manulife Financial mails enrollment kits to prospects who visit their website or respond to a marketing campaign. Traditionally, these were standard format with limited personalization and included about ten pre-printed components, chosen from 2,500 potential SKUs, making fulfillment a complex nightmare. Their new solution has decreased costs by 22% while executing same-day fulfillment on relevant, highly personalized orders and eliminating inventory management issues. "Transforming the Enrollment Kits to an on-demand workflow has enabled Manulife Financial to deliver a professional and relevant communication to their Affinity Market members in a streamlined process and at a reduced cost. The flexibility of updating various components of the kit versions without any risk of obsolescence has resulted in substantial savings," says Distributech account manager, Robin Taylor. "It was a pleasure working with Manulife Financial on this transformation and Distributech is pleased to have been awarded the 2013 Best Practices Award in the Workflow Automation category for the 'Manulife Financial Moves to On-Demand Enrollment Kit Fulfillment' solution."
FAO: Direct Mail Doubters..
I have spent the last few weeks having conversations with existing and prospective data buyers on the relative value of Direct Mail- and how that fits into the Direct Marketing Mix (i.e. versus email) and within the overall marketing strategy versus the Inbound trends of Social Media & SEO.
Have been asked more than once about Direct Mail- including at a regional Marketing Expo yesterday- 'What is the value/return on investment?'
Well- for all the doubters and new marketers out there…Check out these stats below from the DM industry (citations at end of article- plus a FREE download)
Once you have had a read- feel free to get in touch to discuss your next direct mail campaign.
Meanwhile- enjoy the sources I mentioned listed below- including some really cool Infographics . Cheers:
Business 2 Community - '15 Irrefutable Proofs..' http://bit.ly/dmpoint15
Infographics Archive- Small Business Infographic http://bit.ly/dmpSB AND 'Does Direct Mail Work With Familie's http://bit.ly/dmpfamily
Direct Mail Fulfilment.org.uk (Send Marketing Solutions)- 'Direct Mail Response Rates' http://bit.ly/dmpinfo,
Visual.ly -'How Social Networkers Interact with Direct Mail' http://bit.ly/dmpsocial
By Anna Papachristos | Published 09/10/2012 in 1to1 Magazine
While the proliferation of digital channels brings increased opportunity to connect with customers on a personal level, companies must ensure each medium conveys a consistent, relevant message in line with their overall mission.
The digital age has arrived, bringing with it an array of new ways to connect with customers. Whether via email or social media, companies now have the opportunity to deliver relevant messages and encourage engagement on an individualized level. However, to cultivate loyal customer relationships, companies must seek consistent messaging across channels to sustain their reliable reputation.
Just as companies must come together to understand, develop, and maintain a consistent message, digital and traditional media must merge, not battle. We are not looking at a time of old versus new, but a time of convergence instead. Companies are beginning to embrace the digital space by integrating these new interactive technologies with traditional tactics.
In fact, according to Capgemini's Digital Shopper Relevancy study, 60 percent of digital shoppers expect a unified shopping experience to become mainstream and expect seamless integration across online, social media, mobile, and physical stores by 2014. In fact, the study reveals that more than half of digital shoppers are likely to spend more money in a physical store if they have used digital channels to research products beforehand. An Experian Digital Trends report also shows that 91 percent of adults use social media regularly and are more likely to use brands that are active in the social space.
However, with the continued looming threat of showrooming, companies must quickly jump at the chance to use mobile to their advantage. With Google at people's fingertips 24/7, it's easy for customers to enter a store, explore the available products, and then conduct a search online to find a competitor offering the same item or service at a lower price. To combat this obstacle, companies are beginning to incorporate interactive technologies, such as QR codes, to engage customers within their brick-and-mortar stores and regain the attention of that wandering eye.
Yet, while respondents to the Digital Shopper Relevancy survey predict physical stores will become showrooms to select and order products by 2020, there's no reason why anyone should count these traditional channels out just yet, says Jay Henderson, strategy program director with IBM's Enterprise Marketing Management Group. "It's important to remember that, when channels proliferate, the old channels don't typically go away," he says. "A classic example is when ATMs were first introduced, pundits were predicting the death of the branch. Yet decades later, there are more bank branches than ever."
Channels don't disappear-they evolve. And companies must exert their greatest efforts to make sure old and new collide in a way that promotes engagement and fosters loyalty.
Understand your customers' behavior
Marketers and customer service professionals are flocking to these digital outlets in an effort to stay ahead of the curve. While traditional channels, such as print media and brick-and-mortar stores, have their advantages and appeal, companies that fight the transition to digital will only encounter struggles along the way. Instead, businesses must seek an even balance that blends all relevant channels in an engaging manner while maintaining consistent messaging along the way.
"Consumers have become more and more numb to traditional marketing and advertising efforts where they're being talked at," says Kim Martin, director of marketing for Voxeo. "Now, with the ubiquity of digital channels, people are growing more accustomed to engaging with companies and brands and being part of the conversation as opposed to simply being the target of it."
Before businesses can cultivate consistency, they must first understand what channels their customers frequent most. As Brian Girouard, leader of the global consumer products and retail sector at Capgemini, highlights, the typical shopping journey goes through stages-awareness, choosing, transacting, delivering, and after sales care. In order to support the "all-channel" experience, companies must observe customer history so they may sense and respond to their needs consistently on an individualized scale.
By engaging across this journey, companies can develop conversations with customers in both traditional and digital channels, giving the average consumer a voice that would have otherwise gone unheard in the past. Customers provide candid feedback, helping companies to improve their strategy and increase satisfaction. It is only by listening to these voices that companies can begin to assess which channels are right for their client base.
By understanding the types of customers, their channel preferences, and how their preferences change over time, companies are bound to garner a better response across both digital and traditional channels. With so many channels begging for attention, companies must know where to put their focus so they don't spread the reach too thin by becoming irrelevant and unreliable.
Henderson adds, "Just a few years ago, marketers would push out the same big campaign to everybody. Now with digital channels, there's a greater opportunity to provide a more refined message to a smaller audience."
This article provides some great strategies and case study examples of the social media channel is being leveraged by financial services including a couple of Canadian examples. Legal and compliance obstacles have resulted in very slow adoption of Social Media by FI's and it seems that the few FI's that embraced this channel are still considered pioneers. I think this article is well worth checking out…
The representatives included Linda Gharib , senior vice president, digital marketing, for Citi's Global Consumer Marketing & Internet division; David Rosenbluth , vice president, marketing, Gerber Life Insurance Company; and, from the agency side, panel moderator Pam Haas , who is both vice president, sales, for agency services at Harte-Hanks (and first vice president for DMCNY), and Michele Fitzpatrick , senior vice president, strategy and insight, The Agency Inside Harte-Hanks.
Hearing from two financial service brands, and an agency that services brands in several markets (tech, consumer package goods, automotive, insurance, pharma and more), packed the house. I'm not sure if it was the topic or the brands who spoke, or both, that was the draw-but the information imparted prompted lots of audience interest and questions.
First, customer acquisition-at least in the financial services area-still appears to be very dependent on mail. At Gerber, Rosenbluth said, as many as a third of new business policies are still generated by direct mail, even as the brand is "omni-channel"-digital (including web site, search, display ads, email), direct-response television, as well as direct mail. For Citi, the brand is positioned No. 2 in the nation by Target Marketing in its " Top 50 Mailers" ranking for 2012 (which is ranked by overall revenue, not mail volume), Gharib said, solidifying its importance in both acquisition and retention.
Fitzpatrick agreed, noting that in financial services, where marketing is modeled most precisely for risk and performance, direct mail remains an acquisition workhorse, particularly on new product launches. For automotive and pharma verticals, however, where as much as 80 percent of transactions are researched anonymously beforehand online, digital media is used for hand-raising, and direct mail may be then used to deliver a brochure of other information in a highly segmented way to close the deal. "Consumer preferences [for media] are situational," Fitzpatrick said.
Who gets credit for attribution, when a multichannel communications mix produces a desired response? At Citi, Gharib said, such discussions are a "work in progress," where the final interaction point currently gets the credit, whether that is chat, direct mail, email or some triggered communication. Adding to the multichannel attribution discussion is the mix of advertising purposes-some are pure branding messages, while others are intended to elicit a response, but both may compel or influence customer behavior in some discernible (or indiscernible) manner. Hence, there is complexity in the attribution discussion.
Yes, indeed, says Rosenbluth, where "allowances" are given for each channel in regard to the brand's most importance metric to manage: total costs to convert a policy. Currently, "last touch" gets the attribution on response, but the policy conversion metric is the bigger-picture measurement, where everyone gets to take some credit.
Fitzpatrick pointed to recent Forrester research where "fractional attribution"-first touch, mid-touch and last-touch on the path to purchase share credit-and "engagement" is modeled, rather than response (alone). Every brand should undertake a channel impact study to determine, as best it can, the impact of incremental sales as a result of a multichannel customer experience, while also researching receiver reaction research. Clearly, direct mail, email, chat and other channels can be both or either "conversation starters" and "conversation extenders," but analytics is the only way to know the role of the channel for any given customer.
"There's credibility in paper," Gharib remarked, "that helps with both the brand and its consideration." Where email is cluttered, direct mail largely is not.
At Gerber, Rosenbluth, there really is no brand spend, all market spending is intended to produce engagement.
Fitzpatrick sees almost all "below the line" spending getting a branding blend-branding and direct marketing have come together. All the panelists agreed: it's really about the consumer experience across channels, and having a database that enables customer recognition and a full customer view. Having tons of data is not enough-it's having technology and processes in place for customer data integration and analytics to create smart engagement rules.
The verdict? Direct mail is and will remain a vital part of the media mix-because it's an anchor in the consumer's experience and brand consideration mix. As digital gets more clutter, boy that mailbox is looking pretty.
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Retailers are ramping up for the back to school rush and according to a recent poll, the average family will spend $677 for school supplies, clothing and gear - including electronics.
More than a third in the poll by conducted by Pollara, on behalf of Visa Canada, started shopping during the first two weeks of this month.
Nearly a third wanted to avoid in-store crowds by shopping early, and many plan to shop online for lower prices and better deals. If you prefer shopping online, a back-to-school promotion from PayPal Canada can help you save on the essentials.
Until September 13, you earn 5 per cent cash back on online purchases when you pay with PayPal. All you need is a PayPal account. This is a good deal when you compare it with using a cash back credit cardto shop online, where you'll typically earn 1 per cent back on your spending.
The maximum cash back is $20 per purchase, and a maximum of $200 per PayPal account for the entire offer period. The cash will be transferred into your PayPal account between September 1 and October 13.
Office Depot, Dell, Sport Chek, Toys R Us, Home Depot, along with plenty of other retailers accept PayPal so you can do your online back-to-school shopping safer, faster and easier from the comfort of your home.
Robb Engen blogs at Boomer & Echo. Reach him at email@example.com
Every email marketer wants to increase relevance, whether through timing, content or segmentation. The e-commerce marketers in this article push for one-to-one relevance. They send personalized content to individual subscribers and get great results.
MarketingSherpa describes three tactics that increased revenue by more than 10% across the company's campaigns. You'll see how the marketers weaved each tactic -- such as customized display ads and abandoned cart follow-ups -- into the strategy and their results.
Tactic #1. Target content to search behavior
Tactic #2. Target content based on past purchases
Tactic #3. Target abandoned shopping carts
Cart abandonment emails have been a boon to many e-commerce sites, including Motorcycle Superstore. Barney's team has achieved great results (all results are averaged):
52% open rate, more than three times higher than the team's standard emails
49% clickthrough rate, 48% higher than standard emails
7% conversion rate, more than three times higher than standard emails
20% higher average order value than standard emails
73% lower unsubscribe rate than standard emails
To read the full article, click here: http://www.marketingsherpa.com/article.php?ident=32231#
Multi-channel direct marketing will always be a moving target - as new channels are introduced and enhanced. This article profiles 2 emerging channels - augmented reality and video in print - as part of a high-impact multi-channel solution….
This is one of the most innovative examples of 1:1 direct marketing. Personalization and relevance is such an important principle of a high-ROI campaign…..this campaign delivered a 36% response rate!!
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Last updated Thursday, Jul. 19 2012, 7:39 PM EDT
The flyer showed a Porsche parked in the homeowner's driveway.
1. How can marketers win the attention of people who throw flyers away without even a glance? Put their house on it. At the end of June, Lowe Roche advertised Toronto luxury car dealership Pfaff Auto by driving a new Porsche to select homes in affluent neighbourhoods. It then photographed the car in each driveway, and designed a personalized flyer for each house with the photo and the tagline: "It's closer than you think." They've seen results: Since then, 36 per cent of those targeted visited the Pfaff website. Digital advertising has brought greater pressure to more traditional formats such as direct mail, agency chief executive officer Monica Ruffo said. Not only that, but "new media permit targeting like never before and create an expectation of 'no waste.'"


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The Chouinard-Bossier is a classic line that follows beautiful natural features up the left side of the Matilija Wall. Unfortunately, on closer inspection it becomes obvious that the route is replete with loose rock, carpets of lichen up to 1" thick, and poison oak growing out of the cracks. The route is more like modern-day 5.10 than 5.9, and has a particularly dangerous section on the second pitch. Either this route was in a much different condition during the FA, or these two dudes were beyond badass (both likely). Whatever the case, it is a testament to the bold, adventurous climbers of days past. P1) climb up an awesome right-facing dihedral system with great fingerlocks and liebacking. Try to enjoy the sweet jams as you thrash upward through poison oak, all while your hands and arms are swarmed with biting ants. �At about 70', the crack takes an abrupt horizontal left turn for about 10' before turning straight up again. The original (and rather in-obvious) line continues traversing left another 10' past the end of the horizontal to a sloping, dirty, and rocky belay ledge. This way is NOT 5.9, and mildly runout. I was instead seduced by the crack that continued upward after the horizontal, which sadly dead-ended another 15' higher. I tried to push through the lichenous, rotten face above with hopes of linking this into P2, but was thwarted by the terrible rock. At this point I did an A0 tension traverse/pendulum left to the belay ledge. Belay off a large and possibly insecure boulder here. There are no options for a gear anchor. Seriously. 80', 5.10 or 5.9 A0. P2) this one was absolutely frightening, and I was only on belay duty! Unprotected (R/X), bouldery 5.10 moves through nasty broken rock for 15' leads to an ancient lost arrow piton, hammered into a strange hole in the rock. Enter the nicer crack and right-facing flake system above. Sustained and strenuous liebacking up this 4" wide, near-vertical section is likely the crux of the route. The lichen is the thickest here (1") and adds some spice to the already insecure footwork. Above the angle eases off and easier blocky terrain heads up to the top. 140', 5.10 R/X.
Left-most route on the main wall. An obvious line. Walk-off from the flat summit plateau.
Nuts and hexes from small to 4". �Do it old-school and go all passive! A #4 camalot would be really nice on the second pitch though.. my partner wished he had one when he took a 30' lead fall onto a 3" hex!
Normally, I wouldn't give a short runout an R rating. But on P2 of this route, the consequences of a fall at the no-pro, friable start are very real. A 20' bone-breaker followed by a tumble off the sloping ledge on which your belayer is anchored only by a 500 lb. semi-secure boulder warrants an R if not a XX rating (XX = bElay anchor fails and both climbers fall to their doom). A 2-bolt anchor on the ledge here would provide a reasonable level of safety for at least one of the climbers. I know that adding belay bolts to this established route sounds blasphemous, but I probably wouldn't go back to this without a hammer and drill.
Richard, you are my hero. A truly grand effort. ANDY
Impressive. Great entry and strong work indeed!
We all want to go to the wall. You did it in a inspirational ascent. Climbing Art cannot be painted over. people must not add new fixed gear, or go ask Yvon. Any face climbing potential?, is the rock better than the Fortress? I Think this was one of a few repeats that deserves applause and maybe historical significance.


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Chamber keeps busy with packed calendar
With a business expo, a Minnesota Senate candidate forum and a manufacturing luncheon behind them, it's safe to say the Red Wing Area Chamber of Commerce has had a busy couple of weeks.By: Sarah Gorvin, The Republican Eagle
With a business expo, a Minnesota Senate candidate forum and a manufacturing luncheon behind them, it's safe to say the Red Wing Area Chamber of Commerce has had a busy couple of weeks.
"Oh my goodness, yes," said Tammy Wadley, who manages member services for the chamber. "(They've) been great activities, great turn-out."
Last week started with the camber partnering with the Red Wing Manufacturers Association to sponsor the Manufacturers Appreciation Luncheon on Monday. Speakers included Department of Employment and Economic Development Deputy Commissioner Paul Moe and Mayor Dennis Egan.
"That was the first time they've had that," Wadley said. "That was a very big success."
On Tuesday, the fifth annual Chamber Business Expo gave local businesses a chance to network with clients and other businesses.
The week ended with a Minnesota Senate candidate debate between John Howe and Matt Schmit on Thursday. The event was co-sponsored by Noontime Kiwanis and Rotary Club.
In between those events, chamber officials and members have been greeting the paddle boats as they come to dock in Levee Park (the last boats of the season will arrive Nov. 4 and 6) and preparing for their business of the year awards and annual meeting (which will be Jan. 21).
But staff won't get a chance to rest just yet. The organization has a number of events coming up as well.
"It's definitely good," Wadley said of the packed calendar. "It means things are going well."
Here's a rundown of a few of the upcoming activities:
• AM Expresso at St. Brigid's at Hi-Park will be 7:30 to 9 a.m. Friday Nov. 2. St. Brigid's staff will feature Christmas entertainment and food as they kick off their Festival of Trees celebration leading to Holiday Stroll. Expresso will include tours.
• Ribbon-cutting at Mayo Clinic Health System-Red Wing Home Care and Hospice will be 4 to 5:30 p.m. Nov. 13. The organization will celebrate its new location at 1407 W. Fourth St. The event will include a short program at 4:30 p.m.
• Lunch and Learn: Evaluating Your Online Presence will be noon to 1 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Red Wing Republican Eagle. This is a chance for chamber members to network and learn information to help run businesses.
Roger Sievers and Greg Strauss from Rivertown Multimedia present on topics including: measuring online presence, analyzing website effectiveness, keeping websites up to date, using social media including videos and YouTube and utilizing Google analytics.
• Ribbon-cutting at Body Kneads Massage & Wellness Center will be 4 to 6 p.m. Nov. 15. Body Kneads is opening a satellite location in the Deer Crest Senior Housing facility, 470 Fairview Blvd. The event will feature a short program at 5 p.m.
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Chicken Tortilla Soup
Serves 6 to 8. Recipe is from "Roux To Do" published by The Junior League of Greater Covington.
2 tbls. vegetable oil
1 green bell pepper, chopped
1 onion, chopped
2 garlic cloves, minced
1 (4-oz.) can mild, chopped green chilies
6 cups chicken broth
3 cups chopped, cooked chicken
1 (10-oz.) can tomato soup
1 (14-oz.) can stewed tomatoes
2 cups frozen whole kernel corn
2 tsps. Worcestershire sauce
1 tsp. cumin
1 tsp. chili powder
¼ cup wine
Salt and pepper to taste
Hot pepper sauce to taste
5 tortillas cut into bite-size pieces or tortilla chips
Shredded cheddar cheese, Monterrey Jack or Colby cheese
Sour cream
1 or 2 avocados, coarsely chopped
1. Heat the oil in a large heavy stockpot. Add the bell pepper, onion, garlic and green chilies. Sauté until the vegetables are tender.
2. Add the broth, cooked chicken, tomato soup, tomatoes, corn, Worcestershire sauce, cumin, chili powder and wine. Season with salt, pepper and hot pepper sauce. Simmer over low heat for 3 hours.
3. Place tortillas pieces in soup bowls. Ladle the soup over the tortilla pieces. Top with cheese, sour cream and avocados or pass the garnishes and let each person add what they like.


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On Wednesday night I attended UK Factor alumni Cher Lloyd's NYC showcase at Canal Room. I had watched her on the X Factor and not really followed her since, so I was surprised to see that she is apparently already making waves in America. A massive amount of teen girls crowded around the stage while myself, Muumuse, Jon Ali and the rest of the industry folk lingered further back from the stage sipping on cocktails.
Shortly before 8, much to my delight L.A. Reid appeared on stage to introduce her. I had absolutely no expectations of the show but I was impressed by her voice and stage presence. I was only familiar with the U.S. debut single the super pop I Want You Back, so was excited that she chose to do a cover Robyn's Dancing On My Own and Usher's OMG. It was a fun night and I think she has the potential to be a success over here.
After the show I was excited to grab a picture with L.A Reid and since the cocktails went down rather well, rather than just thinking in my head "Wow, this man is a legend" I told him "You're a legend", I wasn't a very cool customer, but it was a deserving tribute since he signed and was an integral part of the careers of many of my first music loves like TLC and Mariah Carey.


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A proposal by Palo Alto officials to create a citywide plan for cell towers is unlikely to prevent AT&T from installing dozens of antennas at local neighborhoods in the coming months, the company informed the city in a letter Monday.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, July 3, 2012, 9:50 AM
Posted by Jared Bernstein, a resident of the Professorville neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 11:00 am
So, I'm still waiting for the little antenna near my house. Does anyone know when ATT (nee SBC) will put them up? I'm hoping it'll improve the communication aspect of my life.
Posted by ATT sucks, a resident of the Downtown North neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 11:09 am
Boycott AT&T!
I dumped AT&T a couple of years ago. Verizon is so much more reliable.
Posted by Clueless-in-PA, a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 12:50 pm
> But the plan is unlikely to deter AT&T from pursuing its
> controversial DAS strategy.
Controversial to whom? Has anyone even seen one of the DAS antennas on poles here in PA? Has anyone gone to any of the towns where these antennas are installed and found that people are getting sick, and that housing prices have flat-lined? NO!
It's amazing how utterly ignorant so many people living in this town are.
The City Council should stay out of this--there isn't one person on the Dias that has a clue about this sort of telecommunications system.
Posted by Not in my backyard, a resident of the Meadow Park neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 2:34 pm
Clueless says: "Controversial to whom? Has anyone even seen one of the DAS antennas on poles here in PA?" Yes, a demonstration antenna was put up on East Bayshore by the Municipal yard - ugly thing!!!
I support the antennas being placed at utility service location around Palo Alto but I have a utility pole in my backyard and I don't was AT&T putting an antenna on top of it or any other utility poles in my neighborhood.
Posted by DDee, a resident of the Crescent Park neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 3:24 pm
If this is an example of city planning, all of the executives need to be canned!
What ever happened to establishing a comprehensive framework and then moving out from there?
In Palo Alto, so many things seem to be done by pressure (from ATT and some of its most vociferous clients for example) followed by allowing the horses out of the barn and then, after, some idea of a plan comes along behind the cart bringing up the rear. The city then spends oodles of effort to regain some control over the horses - not always succesfully.
Posted by Dan, a resident of the Leland Manor/Garland Drive neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 4:12 pm
You mean that my cell phone might actually work in and around my house in Palo Alto?
Posted by blondie, a resident of the Palo Verde neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 5:02 pm
I have been waiting since 1998 to be on my employer's
AT T cell phone plan. PLEASE, I am pleading, groveling
to the cell phone gods - install the darn things and stop
stalling. Analysis paralysis.
Posted by VoxPop, a resident of the Old Palo Alto neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 5:15 pm
@DDee: Section 704 of the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (largely influenced by the telecommunications industry) states that although communities reserve their rights over the general placement, construction, and modification of towers, they cannot ban them outright. Nor can they unreasonably discriminate among providers, or set zoning regulations based on "the environmental effects of radio-frequency emissions, to the extent that such facilities comply with the FCC [Federal Communications Commission] regulations concerning such emissions." So the city's hands are pretty much tied, especially if the carrier claims an antenna is necessary to close a gap in that carrier's coverage.
Posted by JA3+, a resident of the Crescent Park neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 5:38 pm
"The company's plan, which drew heavy criticism from some residents in the affected neighborhoods ..."
-1; implies or conveys an inaccurate picture.
What about the tremendous support given by many, many Palo Alto residents to AT&T's DAS plan? I, for one, wrote to the City in support; many others did, too. While 'some residents' did launch 'heavy criticism', a fair portion of such criticism was based on flawed research or a well-documented lack of knowledge (or both). The criticism withered, when faced with such flaws and when confronted by the significant support for the proposal shown by so many of us living here in Palo Alto.
I urge the City Council to table this Crown Castle scheme; allow AT&T to furnish and install the DAS pursuant to the prior City approval.
Posted by Chris, a resident of the Community Center neighborhood, on Jul 3, 2012 at 9:15 pm
My employer is kind enough to give me a T-Mobile phone. It doesn't work inside my house.
I'd be willing to pay money to have better cellular service in my house. Put an antenna on the utility pole in my backyard. Sell me one I can set up in my attic and connect to my cable modem. I don't care, just give me the option to have good phone service.
Posted by Bill, a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Jul 4, 2012 at 2:34 pm
Cell phone boosters can be purchased for very little money--
Web Link
It couldn't hurt to talk to your service provider to see if they have tested any of these devices, and can make a recommendation about one (or more) of these units.
Posted by the_punnisher, a resident of Mountain View, on Jul 5, 2012 at 11:41 amthe_punnisher is a member (registered user) of Palo Alto Online
Much as I hate to say it, cell towers WILL go up in Palo Alto. Remember the Big, Ugly Dish fight with HOAs and cities? THEY LOST! The FCC has the final word. Any more delays could cause Palo Alto to lose the regulation of tower placement.
100 foot towers scattered through the city is your best compromise. You don't want an aviation landmark with the required beacons and you don't want a transmitter on every utility pole. ( with the resultant noise )
The real irony: the 100 foot towers could be disguised to look like Palo Alto trees...or high tech sculptures in the business areas. ( I've seen both ).
Posted by John, a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood, on Sep 18, 2012 at 8:40 am
I'm stuck in a 2 year contract with AT&T and have horrible reception at my house. I dropped calls a few times a day and wasn't willing to wait for these proposed towers to be installed given how unreliable they've been in the past. I did some research and got a zBoost YX545 signal booster and it has helped immensely.
Based on what I read, you just need a decent signal somewhere outside your house, like on the roof, and then these devices can amplify the signal inside. And like Bill said above, they're not very expensive considering how much you pay for the phones and plans. Might as well be able to use them!
Posted by Georgia, a resident of the Barron Park neighborhood, on May 6, 2013 at 1:42 pm
This Cell Tower is in on our block and several us are not happy, it makes a humming noise
and it is ugly.
And I have heard that these are a health hazard that they can create cancer by the admissions it lets off. Very Concerned about this.
I asked several months back about this and never received an answer from the city nor AT &T.
Since it has been in my cell which carrier is AT&T works slower.
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HEC working to promote scholarship
THERE has been a recent onslaught against the Higher Education Commission by certain vested interest groups which do not wish education to flourish in Pakistan. False allegations are intentionally brought up to tarnish the image of the HEC which has built up the reputation amongst the people and educated youths as being among a few government organisations in Pakistan which work on merit and in a transparent manner.
The HEC is known and respected globally whose team, including the chairman, enjoys an untarnished image as being upright, principled and meritorious.
Most allegations are false, incorrect, done with a malicious intention and are based on a deliberate smear campaign rather than on reality. A very recent one against the chairman was his membership in the Islamabad Club. This was proposed and approved by the board of governors of the HEC, way back in 2009 and is not something approved recently or done in a discretionary way, and has been through various audits as well.
Another onslaught brought out in the parliament recently was the 'refusal" of the chairman to respond to a call-attention notice and the matter was, therefore, referred to the privileges committee. The chairman, being a former senator, understands and respects parliament and the urgency in responding to call attention notices.
However, in this case the notice was not even referred to the HEC before it was discussed on the floor and, therefore, the question of refusal does not even occur. The notice was received later that evening and was responded to immediately.
There are then false allegations of corruption and irregularity in scholarships. The HEC takes pride in its merit-based procedure in which the economically deprived youths and those from the middle class and from underdeveloped areas of Pakistan are able to avail themselves of scholarships, including for PhDs, at some of the leading universities of the world.
Already over 7,500 scholars are pursuing their higher studies, awarded through a National Scholarship Management Committee (constituted by the prime minister and composed of representatives of all provinces) who were interviewed by foreign experts/professors. Also, over 2,200 have already completed their PhDs and joined local universities, institutions and organisations to contribute to the country's development.
While none in the upper middle class would send their children to public schools, the same would prefer to send them to public universities for their education speaks volumes of the quality, though not the best in the world, that is maintained at the universities.
The HEC has now improved the procedure for hiring a vice chancellor through search committees, though there is still room for improvement. Moreover, it is developing the performance-based evaluation of serving vice-chancellors.
Statutory bodies regularly meet and all appointments of the faculty, as well as admissions, are made on merit. All verification and attestation of degrees is done according to a developed procedure which leaves no room for any irregularities. All these merit-based and above-board procedures are perhaps what the vested interest groups are not able to swallow.
All HEC reforms are now becoming the envy of other countries in the region. While Turkey already has a similar commission, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka are in the process of replicating the HEC model, and India is going a step further and establishing a supra-HEC with far-reaching consequences to position itself as a regional leader.
The World Economic Forum Global Competitiveness Report indicators on higher education and training, technology readiness and innovation have shown a consistent improvement over the last three years for Pakistan, much more than many other countries. This is a clear proof that higher education reforms are paying off.
Pakistan has achieved a critical mass and reached a point of take-off. For this phenomenal growth to continue, it is important for the government and other stakeholders to support and further strengthen the HEC as a national institution and protect its autonomy, instead of downgrading it.
If this upward momentum continues for another 10 years, Pakistan is certain to become a global player through a flourishing knowledge economy and a highly literate population. The HEC will continue to work for the youth of Pakistan.
Chairman, HEC
We are unable to understand why Dr. Laghari is working against Govt. The appointment of Dr. Naqvi for third time was termed as illegal by the Supreme court. The so called MP scale DGs are involved in favoritism and nepotisim. Why HEC is not disclosing the Scholar lists according to the province and discipline wise. How much R&D funds are spent on smaller provinces? How much trainings are held at far flung areas for teachers? How much projects are awarded to the Universities of three other provinces? Why Islamabad Capital has Universities in every sector whereas in provinces even Divisions have no campus. What are the objectives of introducing TTS, Foreign Professors, Distinguished National Professors, Professor Emeritus, Professors Meritorious, BPS professors and Adjunct Professor? We are unable to understand logic behind holding ranking with sham parameters and without involving third party. Transparency and Fairness is not exercised in accreditation and other affairs of the HEC. There are more than 300 absconders in Scholarship schemes according to the HEC website. There are people who are declared best teachers and same time they are called plagiarist. There are policies which are circulated by one division and nullified by the other. What the hell Dr. Laghari is doing there? The DGs at HEC are working without PhD and actual intellectual input. The University of Engineering Project was declared as failure. The Approach of the HEC remains idealistic without realizing the ground realities. People are compelled to do plagiarism by forcing them to complete research publications. There are no proper research facilities at Universities. It is time to revisit the HEC and its objectives needs to redefined.
Shame on you people, this is against the journalistic norms to highlight the opinion of a single side. Pity on you and on those who claim Dawn to be the most credible news source.
Kindly, Mr. LAGHARI, reduce HEC's Degree Attestation Fee. It is insane to pay an exorbitant amount of Rs. 800 for a stamp on each Original Document and Rs. 500 for each Copy. It is almost impossible to manage for poor students, including the courier charges/ charges for in person visit to Islamabad. It is a crucial issue which needs an urgent consideration. Please don't convert HEC, from an education facilitating institution, to a commercial entity. Thanks
Status of HEC is not more than one-eyed in the midst of blinds. Like other government offices this body is also marred with red-tapism and inefficiency – though enjoying an autonomous position. In spite of being over-crowded with excessive employees you would hardly hear any voice in the opposite side if you dial the official landline numbers. Replying the email of any student is something beyond reality. In a single department there are multiple officers holding same job title and same job descriptions. Though i admit the meritocracy in awarding scholarships, but once the student is enrolled they have no coordination mechanism with the concerned offices of that university.
Students have had to wait years after the completion of degree for the release of stipends. Despite of numerous lapses this body should be left autonomous. -
Well done Sir.
Dear Chairman,
We (The HEC scholars studying abroad) can feel the pressure you must be facing at this stage. There are no doubts about the performance of HEC and its internationally recognised contributions for the betterment of Pakistan. You and your team are doing a great job and I assure you that we will not let you face this all alone. We are with you and Insha Allah will continue to support your courageous policies. Few corrupt and illiterate senators and NA members are frightened by the great performance of HEC. Please never give up and don't let them play with the feelings of this nation anymore. Supreme Court must take actions against such conspiracies happening against HEC. -
During these times of extreme nepotism who will believe Chairman's claims that all is well and that all news and reports appearing in media highlighting the ills of HEC are mere propaganda. The effort of the Chairman to defend HEC via this letter can easily be termed as failure as few, if any, would be convinced.
Dear Husain,
HEC's numbers speak for themselves. Also, you should not doubt the words of a competent man like Dr. Laghari unless you have solid proofs of nepotism against him.
Stay blessed!
HEC is an excellent Institution and the way forward for Pakistan.


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How to Dance in Club The Pinoy Way
Friday, May 25th, 2012Jemdahunk presents this insanely hilarious "how to dance in club". He totally nailed it! If you frequent the clubs, these dance moves are pretty much common. But the way he execute the moves was so hilarious.
The video was so hilarious that became a smash viral hit with more than 500,000 hits in five days. So spread the love!!!
How to Dance in The Club
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Wednesday, December 21st, 2011I had no idea who Atty Midas Marquez was nor I did care but his press interview video went viral. Take note, not because of what he has to say but rather on how he reacted when one of the microphones fell. In fact he acted way too feminine compared to moi. I have nothing against the guy personally, in fact I find it adorable.
Atty Midas Marquez Viral Video
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Tuesday, November 1st, 2011While looking at Nicki Minaj's music video, I thought she looked familiar. Then it occured to me that she looked like filipina actress Mercedes Cabral. What do you think? She just might be Nicki Minaj's asian doppelganger.
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Tuesday, September 20th, 2011Leave it to Bekimon for presenting this hilarious Miss Universe 2011 contestant introduction. He is so damn witting and funny in this one. Here are few memorable quotes in this video.
Ulam sa Umaga, Ulam sa Tanghali, Ulam sa Gabi – Argentina
Nasira damit ko, Nasira ang pantalon ko, nasira shorts ko pa – Tahiti
Walang Tricycle, Walang Pedicab, Walang Taxi e di mag – Egypt
Hi Kuya, Hi Kuya, Hi Kuya – Haiti
Nakawala ang Aso, Ang Aso Nakawala, Ayun tumatakbo, di mo itinali – Italy Mo
Bekimon Joins the 2011 Miss Universe
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