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This will be the 2nd Annual Shamrock Shindig, hosted by the Junior Board for the Arc of Jefferson County. This St. Patrick's Day themed event will feature a full spread of delicious food, music from DJ Mark Goldstein, a photo booth, and chances to win some wonderful door prizes and raffle prizes for your donation.
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text: The downsized EITC certification pilot program.In 2003, the IRS An abbreviation for the Internal Revenue Service, a federal agency charged with the responsibility of administering and enforcing internal revenue laws. announced plans to undertake an earned income tax credit The United States federal Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable tax credit that reduces or eliminates the taxes that low-income married working people pay (such as payroll taxes) and also frequently operates as a wage subsidy for low-income workers. (EITC EITC Earned Income Tax CreditEITC Eastern Idaho Technical College EITC Emirates Integrated Telecommunication Company (UAE) EITC Education and Information Transfer Core EITC Electro/Information Technology Conference ) certification program, targeting nearly 45,000 taxpayers in 2003 and 2 million in 2004; see Bauman, Tax Practice & Procedures, "EIC EIC Editor-In-Chief EIC Euro Info Centre (DIN) EIC Earned Income Credit EIC Excellence in Cities (UK) EIC Enterprise Interaction Center (Interactive Intelligence) Verification Initiatives," TTA TTA Telecommunications Technology Association (Korea) TTA Teacher Training Agency (UK) TTA Triangle Transit Authority (Raleigh/Chapel Hill/Durham, North Carolina, USA) , July 2003, p. 427. However, in August 2003, the IRS announced (IR 2003-97) that it would downsize Downsize Reducing the size of a company by eliminating workers and/or divisions within the company. Notes: When a company downsizes, it is attempting to find ways to improve efficiency and increase profitability. It is sometimes referred to as trimming the fat. and revise its original EITC precertification program. As a result, it: 1. Delayed the program's launch date to the 2004 filing season, sending out audit notices during the last two weeks of December 2003. 2. Reduced the pilot sample size of "high-risk" taxpayers from 45,000 to 25,000 for the 2004 filing season. According to according to prep. 1. As stated or indicated by; on the authority of: according to historians. 2. In keeping with: according to instructions. 3. the Service, the reduced sample size was adequate to perform statistical analysis and provide an accurate assessment of the program's future course. 3. Agreed to direct additional resources to EITC outreach efforts. 4. Changed its view of the project from a precertification program to a test pilot, agreeing to seek outside expertise to validate sample selection and data. Although it remains unclear how the pilot's "success" will be measured, the IRS stated that it will carefully assess the pilot's results and performance before deciding on how to proceed with the program. 5. Introduced a revised Form 8836, Qualifying Children Residency A duration of stay required by state and local laws that entitles a person to the legal protection and benefits provided by applicable statutes. States have required state residency for a variety of rights, including the right to vote, the right to run for public office, the Statement, to conduct the pilot certification. Form 8836 is required to be filed with the taxpayer's 2003 tax return, but cannot be filed electronically. The EITC portion of the taxpayer's refund is held pending review and acceptance of the taxpayer's supporting documentation of child residency. Preliminary Findings As of May 5, 2004, the IRS revealed that: * Nearly 20% of the taxpayers who asked to participate in the pilot study failed to claim the EITC. * Roughly 65% of the 25,000 pilot taxpayers had filed their returns and claimed the credit, while 15% had yet to file. * Of the returns received, about two-thirds were still being processed (i.e., taxpayers failed to send any documentation, sent inadequate documentation or sent documentation separately from the return); 20% of taxpayers had their returns processed and received most--if not all--of their refund. * The pilot program's subjects were offered three ways to verify that a child that they were claiming actually lived with them for more than half of 2003. Forty percent sent in documents showing that the child had lived with them for six months or more; 20% submitted official letters from IRS-approved sources acknowledging that the child had lived with them for at least half a year; the remaining 40% used the pilot program's affidavit affidavit Written statement made voluntarily, confirmed by the oath or affirmation of the party making it, and signed before an officer empowered to administer such oaths. options; see Kenney, Tax Analysts, "Early Results of EITC Child Certification Pilot Study Released" (5/5/04). Processing Procedure For taxpayers who participated in the certification pilot program for the 2004 filing season, the Service will not send a balance-due notice until the entire verification process is completed and all deficiency procedures are followed. If a taxpayer does not agree with the IRS's decision, he or she can exercise appeal rights. In addition, by calling (800) 294-2723, taxpayers or tax advisers can speak to an IRS assistor in the EITC certification pilot, who can discuss the Service's decision on the taxpayer's EITC claim and residency documentation. CHRISTINE C. BAUMAN, PH.D., CPA (Computer Press Association, Landing, NJ) An earlier membership organization founded in 1983 that promoted excellence in computer journalism. Its annual awards honored outstanding examples in print, broadcast and electronic media. The CPA disbanded in 2000. , FACULTY DIRECTOR OF THE LOW INCOME TAXPAYER CLINIC, UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN--MILWAUKEE, MILWAUKEE, WI Reader Opinion |

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Review : The Japanese Popstars - Controlling Your Allegiance
Ireland has done its share of presenting the world with energetic bands bent on bending a rule or two and this Northern Ireland troupe is certainly no exception. Controlling Your Allegiance, the Japanese Popstars second full-length and first since 2008s We Just Are, is not so much an album that hangs together in the traditional sense as it is a series of songs that are designed to provide listeners with an hour of dance floor bliss. While its more like 40 or 45 minutes of unadulterated freedom, still, as the ancient Sumerian proverb goes, coming close is better than not coming at all. Blending elements of eight-bit music with more traditional dance music sounds, the groups greatest moments arrive early in the album, via the opening stomper Let Go, one of the many pieces here made all the more charming by its simplicity and its unabashed stupidity. The spectre of master electronic purveyors Kraftwerk looms large here via that song (which features Green Velvet), as well as the beautifully pastoral Take Forever (its a kind of Autobahn for the new century with lyrics, bass, and vocals from the Cures Robert Smith), Our Building Block, and even the hallucinatory Destroy. (The latter, incidentally, features some of the most amazing rhythm work of the whole collection.)
Lisa Hannigan contributes the largely forgettable and ultimately regrettable Song for Lisa (generic is putting it mildly). Meanwhile, Jon Spencer shows up for the aforementioned Destroy, and Dublin-based folker James Vincent McMorrow peeks in for Shells of Silver. This writer wouldnt be the first to note that the collection would be more solid without this feast of friends as it tends to make the groups vision a little more diffuse, softening the impact of the ace collaborations between the trio and Green Velvet, Smith, and Spencer....full text
The Japanese Popstars have been a hyped electronic act for many years, with numerous Irish Dance awards to their name youd be forgiven for thinking that theyd had numerous albums under their belt. But surprising their new album is Controlling Your Allegiance is their second album, and the first have the marketing power of a major behind them. The album from the first beat is billed as encompassing selection of tracks that exudes electricity as well much needed moments of nostalgia and emotion.For those of you who arent familiar with them theyre a trio from Derry, Northern Ireland, who have been compared to the juggernauts of EDM like The Chemical Brothers and Orbital in both sound and their highly praised live shows.
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Northern Irish dance act The Japanese Popstars have just signed to Virgin and had a whole bunch of guests thrown at them. This second album contains forgettable turns from Morgan Kibby of M83 and Lisa Hannigan, who perform over functional mid-tempo house with large, under-discerning rooms in mind. There are wasted opportunities with both Robert Smith of The Cure and Jon Spencer of Blues Explosion fame, plus a whine-fest from Mrs Tom Bowman from Editors. The Green Velvet collaboration is admittedly top notch, but the guest budget would have been better spent on giving the band time to come up with good ideas in the first place....full text
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Originally posted by HorrorScope Eh..You do realize he is talking about the personal story right? Which is just an instanced single player bonus feature.. |
Originally posted by xpiher You know, I am now doing the priory order story and it get's a whole lot better. No more running around doing stupid stuff. Also , at least so far, no more stupid choices for which you only have half the information. (my biggest complaint about the story) and the dialogue is hilarious. I really like my mentor priestess sienna or whatever and the head of the order calling her names. Brilliant cheesy dialogue ftw. |
And the most played Class, Race, Sex, Trade Skill? (Answer inside)
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/15/12 4:54:53 AM
Originally posted by 7star I like to conenct with my character, lime it is me running around there. That's a bit easier when you choose a human character. That is also the reason most protagonist in games are a white man. |
The personal story bit of the game is pretty bad. I didn't even bother at first and catched up from level 12 to 31. If you think Bethesda writing is bad... they are gods compared to this dribble. The real pve is out in the world, exploring, finding and doing events. And some hearts, skill points and vistas along the way. |
Originally posted by Kuinn I see a lack of loot not only with massive event bosses. If I find a hidden cave with multiple tunnels and stuff and battle a Veteran mob at the end I get nothing. In fact, I found several hidden caves and hidden enemies but never got any decent loot. One time, I did found a chest in a hidden cave. It was boobytrapped and I died. I think they do this on purpose, perhaps to stop peopel from farming these events and locations? |
I like to know more about the general story and world
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/13/12 10:47:27 AM
Thank you everybody. I will also check out the Wiki links before I fire up the game tonight. I never really am interested in fantasy lore (I think Lord of the rings sucks) especially mmorpg's but somehow with GW2 I am. I checked out Fallout 3 and New Vegas background story but never really bothered with Skyrim for example. Perhaps all the races working together and preparing to battle the elder Dragons (aka apocalypse) sets the right tone. Plus with the Assura they throw in some scifi elements plus there are rifles so it's not the normal standard fantasy dribble. |
Guild Wars 2: 2 Million and Counting
News & Features Discussion « General Discussion 9/13/12 10:36:58 AM
Weird, I thought they would've sold a lot more. Since they were NR1 box sales in ten Europen countries. If an AAA game sells only 1 million it's a flop these days.. |
Funny how my opinion is completely the opposite. I can not stand the personal story and like running around exploring on the map. I'm now 15 levels behind on my personal story and trying to catch up but I really HATE it. |
I like to know more about the general story and world
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/12/12 1:59:33 PM
I know there are elder dragons who were awaken and destroyed part of the world but that's it. I would like to know more. also some short information about each race and the world in general. If anybody has a link or could write a short summary that would be great. |
Yess offcourse. It wouldn't change my playstyle one bit.
Hit 80 today: Big turnoff on leveling alts in all the same level 25+ zones
Reviews & Impressions « Guild Wars 2 9/12/12 12:05:06 PM
I'm not allowed to say you played it wrong. But you played it wrong. 1) Do every heart, POI and vista in each region. 2) Farm every ore node I came across 3) Do almost every DE that popped up on my map. 4) Did story quests when I hit the appropriate level You forgot exploring every nook and cranny of the map looking for hidden stuff and triggering events yourself. You probably didn't see half of the events perhaps much less. And if you don't want that there is always crafting (bad idea) and PVP. |
Moments you've felt disgusted in a game.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion 9/12/12 6:12:49 AM
Aion. Just finished doing the starter quests (collect 5 of this, kill 6 of those, zzzzzzzz) and was finally transported to a major city. Where I had to do more crappy quests to kill 7 of those, collect 8 of these. I decided enough was enough and ventured 30 meters from my "collecting" zone, explorer that I am. I encountered some much higher level beasts which surprised me and a player telling me: "LOL, you are not supposed to be here, this is way to dangerous LOL" That was my moment of disgust and immediatly uninstalled the "game". |
Is there really any way to "spice up" quests?
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion 9/12/12 5:28:14 AM
Since the "quests" aren't nearly as good as quests/missions/objectives in single player games, I'd say there is some room for growth. I find this thread silly actually. Wake me up when the "quests" get as good as an objective in Deus ex. Which is from 2000 actually, 12 years ago. Hell, I'd settle for Fallout:NV typee missions. |
Everyones top 5 most anticipated mmo's.
The Pub at MMORPG.COM « General Discussion 9/12/12 4:06:03 AM
Planetside 2 Wildstar |
Like predicted before, a lot of people are playing this wrong.
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 10:31:13 AM
Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Maybe. But that is what GW2 is about. If it were only about doing the hearts and some event which you or another player triggered by accident it would be a horrible shallow game. (pve wise) I'm having massive fun exploring looking for something that may or mayy not exist. I do admit tey should put a bit more loot in the hidden places. It's a bit anti climatic finding a hidden cave, then another hidden entrance inside, defeat a boss and then get nothing. One time even, there was this treasure chest (finally a treasure I thought) but it was boobytrapped and killed me when I opened it. Hahaha. |
Like predicted before, a lot of people are playing this wrong.
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 10:13:31 AM
Originally posted by SnarlingWolf Why is that awful game design? The only thing I see wrong is that the game itself focusses a lot on the hearts and the skill points and the dailies. And doesn't really invite you (or tell you) to go explore. That's a mistake in my opinion. But I don't see how a game (this game) about exploring to find hidden things would be awful game design. I mean, you don't go play skyrim and only do the main quest right? Sadly I know some peopel actually do.. |
Like predicted before, a lot of people are playing this wrong.
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 9:58:58 AM
Originally posted by Lorkii Off course I am. It's being proven right what's the tricky part. :) |
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General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 9:52:52 AM
Originally posted by SnarlingWolf I did do TWO 1-15 areas. I agree one area was not enough to get to level 15. I also did not explore as much as I should though. I went back to another area and found some stuff I missed before. It's not just the players fault.. I myself also had to change t he way how I play the game sicne the game really points you to the heart quests and Skill points. But they should be viewed as bonus material, the real meat is in exploring every nook and cranny on the map and finding some neat hidden stuff. |
Like predicted before, a lot of people are playing this wrong.
General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 9:48:21 AM
Originally posted by eggy08 Sure you can go play it however you want. But don't complain the game is grindy or having to do several areas just to get a high enough level. It's the players fault then, not the game. If you are only doing hearts and skill points off course it's grindy and you wont get a lot of xp. |
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General Discussion « Guild Wars 2 9/11/12 9:44:00 AM
Originally posted by drakaena The events do seem to loop over and over. However after seeing the same parts of an event going by ten times, all of a sudden there was a different part (same event arc.) Obviously something changed, perhaps an event had failed. I think some parts of an event are easily triggered then others. Plus because there are a LOT of players, events really rarely fail. So you see the same parts of an event every time instead of the event going in a different route. |


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Ratings: 4 | Reviews: 4
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On tap at he Victory Brew Pub (CBC Saphire Weiss).
Poured a lighter and hazy yellow color with a smaller sized white head. Aromas of spices, bananas, wheat, and sweaty. Tastes of the same spices, wheat and bananas. Some lacing was left on the glass.
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look: 3.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 3 | feel: 3 | overall: 3.5
The tale of two beers... At the brew pub, had a tall glass - and I couldn't say enough about it - extremely refreshing and drinkable, smooth as all.... Bought a growler home to review, and a whole different story. Combining the scores of the two for the rating.
Pours very cloudy gray-yellow, with only faint lacing left from tiny head.
Smell is quite powerful for the style - lemon, orange juice, clove, and black pepper - in your face.
Taste is what suffered most for me via the growler pour - heavy black pepper dominates what little citrus and banana might be there. Almost reminded me of drinking in a thick, smokey bar.
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Nuff said - drinkabilty was off the charts in the bar, and I couldn't have more than 1-2 at home.
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A - Cloudy light marigold color and poured with a thin white head; head dissipated quickly and no real lacing to speak of
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T - Banana flavor comes up first and dominates; light citrus flavors; yeastiness toward the end
M - Creamy is the word here; very light carbonation
D - OK, not as refreshing or tart as I would like for the style; and a tad sweeter than I like as well
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Served on tap at the Harrisburg Brewers Fest.
A: The weissbier is a pale gold color, opaque from a cloudy haze that never settles down. A small head, less than a finger, never amounts to much.
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T: The hoppiness of the ale is evident up front, earthy with herbal flavors. The wheat doesn't take a break, bringing a full flavor to the end of each sip. Mixing with the wheat is barley to create a cereal finish. I like the hops on the front end.
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D: Another beer that I had several glasses of, a pleasant citrus hop bite on a smooth wheat beer.
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In an attempt to add a chair which is more suitable for an older person to sit in, this is what I have come up with. It is made 1 1/8 cypress using all 18-8/304 stainless fasteners with one mortise and tenon to join the back leg assembly to the skirt boards. I am going to try to start selling them in the spring of 2013 along with the coffee table and a love seat version. Made one for my wife and she really likes it so in it goes to my product mix. The prototypes took me about a day each and hope to increase production up to two a day.
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Unique chair Well done. -- http://artisticwoodstudio.com Custom furniture |
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Thanks for the kind comments. Anyone know where I can obtain cushions other than retail stores with some quality at a fair price? -- God is great, the Beer is good and people are Crazy. www.pauljoneswoodworks.com |
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Pharmacokinetics and Relative Bioavailability of Flavonoids between Two Dosage Forms of Gegen-Qinlian-Tang in Rats
1School of Pharmacy, China Medical University, 91 Hsueh-Shih Road, Taichung 40402, Taiwan
2Department of Medical Research, China Medical University Hospital, Taichung 40402, Taiwan
Received 9 May 2012; Accepted 25 September 2012
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text: Latest Post: Started By: Rank: Category Are states who do not require Photo ID in order to vote encouraging fraudulent elections?Recently, the obama administration's attorney general struck down laws in Texas and South Carolina requiring voters to show a Photo ID before they can vote claiming it "disenfranchises" voters. Now illegals, dead people, and other unauthorized voters will be able to vote freely in elections. In effect, giving people the right to conduct fraudulent elections. Is this fair to legal voters? Member CommentsthegreekMod. How do you know illegals dont cast ballots? Can you prove it? Dead citizens are casting ballots, I dont know why illegals cant !!! Especially in the southern states.!! Posted 198 days ago. luvthesouthmoderation...apparently some have. "In last year's Senate race nearly 5000 illegal aliens cast their vote in the election. The revelation comes from Colorado Secretary of State, Scott Gessler. Testifying before the House Administration Committee, Gessler said his department conducted a study comparing the state's voter registration database against driver's license records. After doing so they discovered 12,000 illegal aliens living in the state who were registered to vote. Of these, 5,000 actually cast votes in the last election." Posted 198 days ago. scrappileRepublican in Massachussetts going to prison for voter fraud, he must have been a 'legal' to run for office, no? There is more than voter id in these state voter regulations, as Paul Weyrich said. "We do not want more people to vote.", ...... Posted 199 days ago. stickhaulerMod, there's very little in today's world that does not require an official photo ID. You need a photo ID to obtain medical care, at least every medical facility I've been treated at requires one. This BS claim that it's a burden for some to obtain photo ID is just that, BS. Liberals fight it because it's difficult for illegals to cast a ballot if a photo ID is required. Posted 199 days ago. thegreekMod. I agree with Beright. If they cannot figure out how to get a voted ID card, they aren't intelligent enough to figure out how to vote on certain issues. AND. The cases of PROVEN voter fraud is low. I think the cases of suspected voter fraud and INTIMIDATION are very much higher. How some precints have not one vote for a candidate ???? Kadaffi couldn't even pull that off!!! There is always one nut ready to die for voting against someone. And how some precints have more voters than are even registered???? Not even talking about absentee votes and who or how they are counted !!! If the goal is to make sure only legal American citizens are voting then the card is a must. Posted 199 days ago. BeRightMy thought is that these organizations could be more productive by assisting their less than motivated members in getting the ID's rather than putting them up as victims. Posted 199 days ago. luvthesouthwhat is it the democrats say...oh yes..."vote early and vote often"! Posted 199 days ago. BeRightThe North Carolina NAACP and others had been fighting the prospect of a voter photo ID requirement by basically claiming that their constituents are too stupid to get a picture taken. I am sure glad they don't represent me. Posted 199 days ago. BeRightMOd, we have a nation of people who can't figure out how to get a photo ID which means they can not travel by plane, get loans at bankks and do other sortts of important stuff, but for the sake of conversation...........How do you expect them to figure out Obamacare and the Health Insurance exchanges if they can't figure out how to get a picture taken? Posted 205 days ago. stickhaulerMod, any of the states that have passed Voter ID laws specified a government issued ID card, Federal or State. Like a Driver's License, Military ID, or State ID card. And any of the states who have passed the laws also included language that would allow issue of state ID's free to those who lacked the means to pay for them. "Significant travel?" State ID's are issued any place where they issue Drivers License's. Ohio's state issued ID's are a whopping $8.50 for an initial issue, $7.50 for a renewal. The cheapest Drivers License fee is for just an operator's license, $23.00. If you don't have a valid photo ID, how do you obtain medical treatment? Every new treatment center I've been to ask for my DL before they'll see me, every ER visit requires a state issued ID. Now then, illegals have a tough time getting valid state ID cards. Posted 206 days ago. moderationberight-once again, with consistantly, extremely small (,00?) percentages of attempted voter fraud, in this country, why are certain states requiring not just a photo ID, but a specific fee related one, that often involves significant travel? Posted 206 days ago. BeRightWell I guess it is official the Hillary is running for President. She came out against the common sense idea of voter ID laws. I would be embarrassed to say I did not have a photo ID but in the empowered people Obamaland it is a badge of honor to be helpless, stupid, clueless and needy. Next up will be women's health and abortion. I guess we will have another election about things that are good talking points but don't help the economy. Posted 207 days ago. BeRightIf you MUST show your identification to board an airplane, cash a check, buy liquor, or check out a library book and rent a video, but not to vote for who runs the government Posted 293 days ago. BeRightIf your government believes that the best way to eradicate trillions of dollars of debt is to spend trillions more — If a seven-year-old boy can be thrown out of school for saying his teacher is "cute," but hosting a sexual exploration or diversity class in grade school is perfectly acceptable — If hard work and success are met with higher taxes and more government regulation and intrusion, while not working is rewarded with Food Stamps, WIC checks, Medicaid benefits, subsidized housing, and free cell phones — you might live in a nation that was founded by geniuses but is run by idiots. Posted 293 days ago. BeRightIf you can get arrested for hunting or fishing without a license, but not for entering and remaining in the country illegally — If you have to get your parents' permission to go on a field trip or to take an aspirin in school, but not to get an abortion — If you MUST show your identification to board an airplane, cash a check, buy liquor, or check out a library book and rent a video, but not to vote for who runs the government — you might live in a nation that was founded by geniuses but is run by idiots. Posted 293 days ago. moderationHeyrock- who has the print of record, that is used to verify the one used to access your physician? Posted 315 days ago. Post a Comment |


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tedster - 2:58 pm on Jul 7, 2010 (gmt 0)
I'm not sure why this story is hitting the news cycle again - there's no movement on this case that I can see, and it began several months ago.
For some background, here's one earlier discussion about this case [webmasterworld.com]. A couple point jump out for me:
From a Telegraph article: "Whereas these penalties used to be reserved for spam, or sites caught attempting to cheat Google's algorithms, they are now increasingly targeted at perfectly legitimate vertical search and directory services."
From mack's comment: "Out of the three companies involved one is owned by Microsoft and another receives funding from Microsoft... I honestly see no benefit to the user of being sent to a directory from a results page."
Here is some other coverage from the BBC: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8533551.stm]Google faces European competition inquiry [news.bbc.co.uk]


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twinfanMN, Thanks for the note, I have two bikes, my high mpg bike is an '05 BMW F650GS, its a single cylinder fuel injected model that gets mid 70's when I don't flog it. Great commuter bike. The road bike is a 2000 Kawasaki Concours, gets 40-42 mpg pretty consistently in a lot more comfort than the BMW. Ride on!
cushing is a giant storage terminal. when your oil is transmitted there, it is put in storage tanks. once your oil is in storage, you pay a fee for that storage. when you order your oil transmitted out of cushing to whereever, your order waits in line behind all the other orders for transmission using the same facility your oil will use. no taking cuts. when oil is scarce, this process in relatively quick. when there is a glut of oil in storage, as there has been since 2009, this process can take days to weeks. all the while, storage fees, interest charges and the time value of money all add to cost of your oil.
Ditto on the pumping.
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