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"The Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon" were commonly known as the Knights Templar, the Order of the Temple or simply as Templars. They were among the most famous of the Western Christian military orders.
Founded in 1119 the order originated in the feverish aftermath of the first crusade, when the French knight Hugues de Payens proposed to create a monastic order with the object of providing protection for pilgrims to the Holy Land. At first the Knights Templars upheld their impoverished status, but this did not last. Very soon they were receiving huge donations while they at the same time began to function as bankers for crusaders and other pilgrims to Jerusalem. Until the dissolution of the order in 1307 they managed large economic investments and properties as well as building fortifications across Europe. At some point they even owned all of Cyprus.
However, when the Holy Land was lost, their support dwindled and the French king, Philip IV, who was deeply in debt to the Order, orchestrated a full-scale attack. In 1307, many of the Order's members in France were arrested, tortured into giving false confessions, and then burned at the stake. For instance, the Templars were coerced to confess that they had spat on the Cross. Finally in 1312 Pope Clement V, under pressure from the king, disbanded the Order referring to the many charges of apostasy, idolatry, heresy, obscenities, sodomy, corruption and fraud, which the leaders had confessed.
These interrogations were recorded on a thirty-meter long parchment, kept at the "Archives Nationales" in Paris, which is the centrepiece of a newly opened exhibition in Troyes in France. The exhibition, which is organised by the National Archive together with the Aube Conseil Général, tells the factual story behind these events. Thus it is an exemplary opportunity to peel off much of the more or less romantic nonsense, which so often accompanies the modern myths about the Templars. The exhibition is organised in commemoration of the dissolution 700 years ago.
Templiers – Une Histoire, notre trésor
Hôtel-Dieu-le-Comte, Rue de la Cité – Troyes
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The Delta County Fair is underway in Hotchkiss. This past Monday had young cow hands demonstrating their ability to guide their horses through courses both in the event arena and on the ranch trail course at the forested area at the rear of the fairgounds.
This year, the English and Western horse events were moved to Sunday and the ranch horse events to Monday.
On the ranch trail course the competitors jog a figure-eight around trees, then rope a dummy. The rider would then dismount and pick up a small cooler or bucket and walk around the horse before remounting. Then the horse would go over logs, break into a jog and walk through water. Next the rider and horse dragged a log around a campfire and went through a series of logs before the rider dismounted and loaded the horse into a trailer.
In the event arena, the riders also pulled a log for 10 feet, did various riding gaits before the rider lassoed a bale of hay. A later event involved sorting cattle.
In the morning's competition in senior ranch horsemanship,
Jayden Braslin won first and Samantha Heinze second. In the intermediate class, Tess Gore won first and Erica Anderson second place.
Megan Grieve of Severance was the judge for the ranch horsemanship. Severance is a quickly growing community near Fort Collins.
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Abbotsford, BC - Abbotsford Heat General Manager Jay Feaster announced today that defenceman Brett Kulak (KOO-lahk) signed an Amateur Try-Out (ATO).
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A. Hi Darin, it's probably one of two things:
The Blu-ray player may not be set up to output the high resolution audio bitstream. Make sure your HDMI cable is connected properly. Then go into the menu of the Blu-ray player and make sure you've set it up to output the signal you want.
I would then go into the menu on the Onkyo 606 Receiver and make sure it's set to decode Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio. Make sure to save your selection so that when it "sees" the high resolution signal it automatically goes to the correct decoding format.
Both the Blu-ray player and receiver probably have an automatic setting that defaults to the high resolution signal. You may have to manually select the formats you want.
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arXiv: 1207.2757 |
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Physical Review D 86 (2012) 091101(R) |
Search for Neutral Higgs Bosons in Events with Multiple Bottom Quarks at the Tevatron |
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The combination of searches performed by the CDF and D0 collaborations at the Fermilab Tevatron Collider for neutral Higgs bosons produced in association with b quarks is reported. The data, corresponding to 2.6 fb-1 of integrated luminosity at CDF and 5.2 fb-1 at D0, have been collected in final states containing three or more b jets. Upper limits are set on the cross section multiplied by the branching ratio varying between 44 pb and 0.7 pb in the Higgs boson mass range 90 to 300 GeV, assuming production of a narrow scalar boson. Significant enhancements to the production of Higgs bosons can be found in theories beyond the standard model, for example in supersymmetry. The results are interpreted as upper limits in the parameter space of the minimal supersymmetric standard model in a benchmark scenario favoring this decay mode. |
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I know taht they had a Up themed meal for the 5k this year, so I'd assume they will be having one in 2011.
I know taht they had a Up themed meal for the 5k this year, so I'd assume they will be having one in 2011.
The happiest place on earth is where my kids are!
You will get a rubber type medal for the race. The medal seems to change every year. While it is a fun run they do state that you have to maintain a 16 min. mile but I've hear that they don't stick to it that much. Some have done it in an hour. I think their main concern is getting the participants out of the park so they can get cleaned up.
I've never done the 5k in January but I plan on doing the one this Saturday.
I did it in January and I did receive a little rubber medal for completion. They didn't seem to stick to the time per mile in this race for sure. There were so many people walking, I had to go off course a few times to get around them.
It was a lot of fun and I would recommend it. Hopefully the weather is not as cold as it was when I did it. Waiting to start just about killed me.
Yeah I don't predict an issue with the time limit per mile, I'm just not up to half marathon capabilities and my wife wouldn't willingly run that far.... ever.
Well it's official. My wife and I registered last night for the race. Who all is going to be there? Maybe Lou will come again.
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Deans of students and other student development officers from Christian colleges and universities around the country met Oct. 17 to 20 on the Ohio Valley University campus in Vienna, W.Va.
The annual Christian Professionals in Student Development Conference brought together representatives from Abilene Christian University, Faulkner University, Freed Hardeman University, Harding University, Lubbock Christian University, Oklahoma Christian University, Ohio Valley University, Pepperdine University and York College.
"Early Intervention" was the theme for the conference. Sessions focused on increasing student success by identifying warning signs and applying appropriate strategies on a timely basis.
"We also talked about follow through," said Kathy Muller, Ohio Valley's recently appointed dean of student support. "Setting up and maintaining a system of monitoring the progress of students at risk is absolutely vital," she added.
"OVU is very pleased to host this event this year," said Jason Dougherty, OVU dean of students. "I appreciate my fellow student development officers being with us on campus for a few days during our school's golden anniversary year."
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Author: Harold Leland Goodwin (November 20, 1914-February 18, 1990) was an American writer.
Known to his friends as Hal Goodwin, Goodwin wrote popular science books, mostly about space exploration, as Harold L. Goodwin, "Hal Goodwin" and "Harold Leland Goodwin". He also wrote children's books as Blake Savage (Rip Foster Rides the Gray Planet) and John Blaine (the Rick Brant series). In the latter case, he co-wrote (with Peter J. Harkins) the first 3 books in the series and wrote books 4 through 24 by himself. Book: What's shaped like a sting ray and flies over Chesapeake Bay? This is the eerie riddle which confronts Rick Brant and his friend Don Scott when, seeking shelter from a storm, they anchor the houseboat Spindrift in a lonely cove along the Maryland shore and spot the flying stingaree. The "thing," they learn, is not the only one of its kindone is actually suspected of having kidnaped a man! The residents of the Eastern Shore of Maryland believe the strange objects are flying saucers, but, weary of ridicule, have ceased reporting the sightings. Rick and Scotty, their scientific curiosity aroused, begin a comprehensive investigation, encouraged by their friend Steve Ames, a young government intelligence agent, whose summer cottage is near the cove. As the clues mount up, the trail leads to Calvert's Favor, a historic plantation houseand to the very bottom of Chesapeake Bay. How Rick and Scotty, at the risk of their lives, ground the eerie menace forever makes a tale of high-voltage suspense. This book is fully illustrated and features the original cover. Source: Project Gutenberg File located off-site. To report a copyright violation you can contact us here.
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I was wondering if I were to add the minkota endura c2 38lb thrust on it, would it have a high chance of flipping the canoe or cause it to lean drastically to one side, since I have a sundolphin scout ss plastic canoe. the canoe does have a transom mount on the back but its too far for the enduras handleImages for this Question
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Coincidentally, I use the same motor on my Golden Eagle which is more unstable than your Scout appears to be without a problem.A:
This will be fine. We have several employees that have used this with no problems.Details:
I am looking for a simple solution for mounting a trolling motor to my Tarpon 120 Kayak. Has any one given this a try?Answers
Personal I have not used this on a Wilderness System Tarpon. However, these heavy-duty clamps attach mount surely and securely to the gunwales of your canoe. ThanksQ:
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I have an older canoe that has rounded aluminum tubes at the top of the sides. Will this mount work for me?
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Yes, this durable aluminum and hardwood mount allows you to attach a gas or electric motor up to 3 HP. ThanksAnswers
The motor mount accommodates electric or gas motors up to 3HP. No maximum weight is given. Thanks!Details:
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Aluminum bar is 30" long by 3 wide by 3/8 thick. Board (2 board 1 on each side) are 7 ¾ long by 3" wide by 1-1/4" thick.Details:
An Emotion Comet kayak to be more specific.Answers
It might or might not. Here are the measurements:Aluminum bar is 30" long by 3 wide by 3/8 thick. Board (2 board 1 on each side) are 7 ¾ long by 3" wide by 1-1/4" thick.
I'm guessing yes, but does anyone know for sure? Can you mount the bracket so the motor can go on either the left or right side? Being right-handed, I think I would want to have the motor on my right, not on the left as it would be as shown in the photo on the website.Answers
The bracket connects across the top of the canoe to the gunwhales at the back of the canoe. This bracket holds the wooden block beside your canoe for the motor to attach to.A:
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I have a brand new long shaft, Honda 2HP outboard mounted on my 16 ft. Fiberglass Old Town Katahdin. The mounting bracket I am using is the Old Town bracket sold here. My problem is, when I go at a little faster rate of speed the engine shaft is causing a "wake" that then goes up the wall of the canoe and over the gunnel. The engine only weighs 26 lbs and my boat has a fairly flat bottom and sits high out of the water. How can I prevent this?


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Quote: Since the threads on the Min-EQ are the metric equivalent to 3/8", I didn't know if it would be a good idea to make an adapter plate so that I didn't chew up the threads on my mount. Have you had any problems with that?
Quote: I'm torn right now between staying cheap and looking for an additional summer job (I'm a college professor in a somewhat poor state) so that I can afford a mount to last me for whatever my hobby might someday grow into. (I hate these kinds of decisions!)
Quote: Basically, I am torn between the inexpensive route to just take a step up from what I have already attempted and trying to match the capabilities of my camera/lenses to the mount.
Quote: There is no sense in going for a better mount than my camera can handle, and I don't foresee ever getting out of the "consumer line" of Canon cameras (Rebel/40D/50D/etc.).
Quote: how long of an exposure a given Messier Object (say M31 for my example) would take to get a result (depth) that was equivalent to [posted picture].
Quote: I have had others recommend EQ3 mounts and a good match for the performance of my lenses.
Quote: The reality with astrophotography is that for focal lengths 200mm and up you are going to need a stable and accurate mount. The mini-eq is really best suited for 100mm and less and that means 24mm to 50mm are more optimal. At 50mm, Jupiter is a bright star and the moons will probably be indistinct.
Quote:The CG5-GT mount is the least expensive mount you can get that will carry a nice range of focal length scopes. If you get into autoguiding, there's no reason you couldn't shoot long exposures with 1000mm focal length scopes as well as using the mount for wide field imaging with just the camera sitting on it.
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Quote: Quote: how long of an exposure a given Messier Object (say M31 for my example) would take to get a result (depth) that was equivalent to [posted picture]. I don't see your picture, but here is a photo of Andromeda (M31) taken at 320mm focal length and comprised of 60 x 1 minute exposures. The mount was a CG5-GT mount...just for reference. The camera was a Canon 30D. The lense was an Astronomy Technologies 66mm APO refractor. A 300mm Canon lense would be more than adequate as well.
Quote: At 300mm and above, ... you wlll really want to autoguide. ... Another feature that is very useful for imaging is goto. I took this shot of the North American Nebula without actually ever seeing it in my telescope. I had to take an image just to verify that it was there. The goto on the CG5-GT mount put the nebula dead center in the field of view. In addition, some objects may require multiple nights of imaging to get enough data. Having a goto scope can really be helpful there.
Quote:That's why I say that the CG5-GT mount with full goto and autoguiding, and capable of holding a wide range of instruments is such a great deal at only $600.Patrick


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Honestly, probably just a few minutes a week, if that much. There are a raft of studies that show that minutes of high-intensity exercise confers more fitness benefits than hours of low-intensity exercise. For example, there are the McMasters studies, the Tabata study as well as more recent studies. So, the question is, since, in reality, we require VERY little exercise for marked fitness benefits ... why do we exercise so much ? Discuss ...
I propose that we change the rules from "eat less, move more" to "eat less, exercise less." The latter is arguably more consistent since it points to a simplification and not a complexification of both aspects. And I have little fear that judicious, productive exercise will do anything to stem general activity. Indeed, judicious exercise ought to have the effect of fostering incidental movement as the body would spend more time in supranormal than subnormal state. In other words, built up as opposed to beaten down.
I think it depends on what your goals are. Being generally fit while you endure the normal activities of every day life? I would expect you are right. Advancing skill at a sport which in part requires an athletic endurance? No way. How would you expect to build "4th quarter endurance" if you don't "put in the time"? Don't see it and I haven't experienced it.
Basically, health is what I had in mind. A competitive athlete could be supremely fit (whatever that means) and, at the same time, unhealthy due to the rigors of his sport. Beaten down stage for much of his week. Remember that exercise is a stressor. In a sense, it almost invokes a diseased state, albeit temporarily. Remember the popular author James Fix ? He possessed high levels of cardiovascular endurance ... before he dropped dead of a massive heart attack. Further, I would hasten to distinguish between exercise and skill. As I've put it before, exercise to stimulate muscle. Then practice the demands of your sport. I seem to recall opining that the best way for you to acclimate to pickup basketball was to engage in it on a fairly frequent basis. But even if you were a competitive basketball player, I don't know that I'd recommend more than a tweaking to your strength routine, perhaps to accentuate metabolic conditioning ... then play basketball.
As for, say, distance running ... why would anyone want to do it ? If the answer is because that is their chosen sport, then naturally they need to acclimate themselves to the demands of their sport. But this is not unlike you playing more pickup basketball. You play it, and over time, you develop the requisite endurance. Also: you hone your basketball skills in the process. But long-distance running is piss-poor as an exercise strategy.
After doing martial arts for twenty-five years or so, I've slowed, don't want to get hit in the head (although, I love sparring) and have moved on to swimming three times a week. Probably the best thing one can do, if they really have no interest in exercising, per se. is to WALK! Check out all of these folks that have lived to 104, they surly didn't do cardio, but they were, in most cases, active. Many of the old timers walked to their village and things like this. Additionally, good genes are a key. But there is an abundance of new data on 'over-exercising' being just as bad and being completely lethargic. In moderation, I suppose. When ya think about it, working yourself to death in the gym is pretty tough, makes sense. Every old person I know that gave up walking and became sedentary died within a few years of making that choice. Now, once someone breaks a hip, loses their balance and what have you, it becomes more difficult to remain active. Moderate to light exercise, good diet and genetics...
sort of what I was talking about, but different. Through the last 6 years or so, I have consistently 'played' in pick up games of basketball and flag football. Over that time, I have had periods where my "exercise" plan independent of playing was jogging 3 miles 2-3 times a week. Other times I was focused on lifting weights and compound movements. Other times I was just pure lazy and didn't do any extra exercise program at all. After playing for 45 minutes to an hour ... the times I felt the best was when I was running 3 miles multiple times a week. It was ok when I was lifting, and aweful when I wasn't really doing anything for an extended period of time. Naturally, to increase skill, you practice said skill, even practice while fatigued... but what I am getting at is in most sports/activites you are moving, and it is the ease of movement after an extended period of time that I have noticed a difference when I am doing different types of training. That is what I have found, that if you do little to no cardio-ish training, there is a direct effect to the long term endurance I have when playing active games. In my experiences, I would not expect to see significant improvements in my ability to move when playing flag football for an hour by ONLY doing 4 minutes of Tabata sprints as my cardio training (granted, doing anything Tabata style will pretty much make me about collapse). I will admit, I have not tried anything of the sort for an extended period of time though. ----------------- Also, I have no idea if this is James Fix or not.. but I remember from my health and fitness class in 7th grade or so. We were talking about lowering resting heart rate with improved fitness. One thing that stuck out to me from that class/discussion was that sometimes you can't prevent genetic things/hereditary traits. My teacher said that sometimes things like heart attacks were hereditary, and that this one particluar person had a family history of men dying of massive heart attacks before the age of 50. So he was set on being as fit as possible and making his heart as fit as possible (thus, had a very low resting heart rate).. he still died of a massive heart attack. NO idea if that is true or not, just something I remember.
Ok dream... I was coming in here looking for advice on how to get in shape, and you tell me to exercise less? LOL! Problem is I'm not sure I can!
You only reacted to half the solution.. you forgot eat less. you can put the "I am not sure I can" part ... _____here_____ 95% diet, 5% exercise, right dream? Or did I get the percentages wrong (too much exercise)?
One thing I think you'll find in long-lived people is that they are not frail. Generally, they are robust almost to the end. In my view, since we get precious little in the way of really demanding activity these days, that's where just a few minutes a week of particularly strenuous activity might serve to fill the gap. Of course I'm biased towards strength training. As for general activity like walking, I doubt that many long-lived people use walking ostensibly as a life-extending strategy. Rather, it's probably just something they either need to do or have the energy to do, because they are already healthy and robust.
I'd say that 'cardio' is a misnomer. Technically, your cardiovascular system is always working. Arguably, it is never working better than when you're sleeping! I can't argue with your experience. At the same time, it's difficult for me to see how jogging would prepare your for the stop-start-sprint-jump rigors of basketball. I know that at a time when I was jogging 15-20 miles a week ... I got gassed the rare occasions I played basketball. But back to 'cardio', when you strength train ... that is cardio too. Yes, it's technically anaerobic. But as you mentioned Tabata, that study showed that a few minutes of anaerobic exercise conferred better aerobic benefits than hours of aerobic exercise. That was rather the whole stunning point of the study. :wink: So, no, I don't think it follows that you have go condition yourself for basketball by engaging in bouts of exercise roughly equal in duration to your pickup games. Of necessity, you develop endurance by playing basketball. And there is some dispute as to a correlation between RHR and longevity. Even so, I'm almost willing to bet that Fix's RHR was lower than average just by dint of all the running he did.
Hehe, ATL beat me to the punch. But may I presume that by 'in shape' you mean you want a better-shaped body ? That's certainly what most people I work with mean by the phrase. If that's the case, it's arrestingly simple. You strength train to stimulate your muscles and you eat less to lose the fat that presently covers the muscles. Now, if you're willing to push it, you can accomplish the former in minutes a week. On average, my clients 'exercise' probably between 15 and 30 minutes a week. And after all, as I'm sure you're busy, why wouldn't you prefer the most time-efficient strategy ?
And in any case, since you can't out-exercise overeating, why not give your joints a break and simply curb the eating ? ALMOST ALWAYS, when I ask a new client how he/she envisions me helping them lose weight, they are expecting me to exercise off their fat.
I personally exercise a ton because I really enjoy it. Be it running outdoors, biking around a trail, rock climbing for hours, swimming, hiking, it's all great for me. Right now I'd say that my rock climbing sessions last a few hours (indoor gym right now). But I definitely agree with the OP- how often do you see some fat middle aged woman on the treadmill walking? I'd much rather run hard for 10 minutes than walk for 30. You feel alot more worked. I really think that the circuit training stuff is alot better in general- whenever I want to get a quick workout in, I usually try to do a circuit of burpees, pushups, situps, and body squats/lunges...doing all of that nonstop is tough.
Thanks guys.... I was just busting your chops for the most part. But seriously, I do want to get into better shape, and by shape I do mean lose weight to look better, but also to get more physically fit to feel better. I recognize one of my big problems is eating too much. Motivation is my biggest problem and any tips you have to help with that would be appreciated.
Not sure that I can help you on the motivation end, unless by motivation you mean the likelihood that you'll stick to a strategy long enough to yield results.
I think it is kind of like getting people to quit smoking, they (I) need to decide something needs to change, and others (you) can help them find something that works and they can stick with. I've been on and off again with dieting and working out. I've been off for a long time now (and it shows), and am getting to that point where I know something has to change.
Sounds like you're getting there. For the record, the only clients I have are people who were ready. Now, some are clearly more determined than others. How much motivation do you really need ? Answer: enough to get you started. Motivation is what you bring into a program. Enthusiasm is what comes out of adhering to a program because of the results you're getting. True, some people bail because they're just not serious. But others bail because they undertake strategies that are neither sensible nor effective. Hope that helps.


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What a week on "Squawk Box"! Highlights include Warren Buffett, Hank Paulson, and Erskine Bowles on the government shutdown. Plus, a look at a gold-plated Lamborghini and a talk with the guy who drives it to work. This is Talking Squawk—the show's official blog—which provides tidbits, insights and some sarcastic reflections on the WEEK THAT WAS and the WEEK TO COME from the notepad of the senior executive producer.
Hank the Tank
At a time when Democrats and Republicans can't be in the same room together, it might be prudent to look back to five years ago and reflect with someone who knew how to get the job done when the country needed it most.
TARP may have saved America from financial ruin in 2008. It was passed after then-Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson literally got on his knees and pleaded with then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. He did it because he was putting the country, not himself, first. It was the stuff, some say, heroes are made of. He found a way to bring political opponents together in a time of need.
This week, Andrew Ross Sorkin brought Paulson back on "Squawk" to reflect on what went wrong in 2008, where we are right now, and what the future may bring. I hope all of our elected leaders get a chance to watch and listen and hopefully realize what true leadership really means.
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Oh, by the way, did I mention that Hank brought Warren Buffett along to give us his memories of the financial crisis, and his thoughts on where we are five years later.
Read all about what Buffett and Paulson said ...
Hank Paulson: Some GOP elements 'hijacked the debate'
Buffett speaks out against DC's 'extreme idiocy'
Paulson on JPMorgan: I shouldn't say, but I will ...
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Programming note: Buffett was on for only a short time with Paulson, but he's coming back to discuss all aspects of investing in just two weeks.
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From 1991-2005, he outperformed the S&P 500 Index, 15 years in a row. Last year, he hit it big—with a return of about 40 percent—when he bought struggling Netflix and Best Buy.
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While Brand equity is an intangible asset, it is the single largest component of your market capitalization. Brand equity is the added value that a brand brings to a product or service beyond the functional benefits provided by the product itself. Consumers love brands because they offer an extra value - that is, one in addition to the core product or service. That value becomes the major motivation for consumers to buy or use the product. Major asset categories are: brand name awareness, brand loyalty, perceived quality, and brand associations. However, many companies have no process or plan for building brand equity.
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Jay Cutler scrambled out of bounds for a first down against the Vikings then proceeded to flip the ball at the chest at cornerback A.J. Jefferson, earning Cutler a 15-yard unsportsmanlike conduct penalty. It's the first ****** Cutler act in two weeks, only because he missed last week's loss to the 49ers. To make up for lost time, expect him to rebuff a coach and make a dismissive wanking motion at a referee before the game is over.
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Not sure if this is the right forum to get help... but here goes... I've been on ebay for 10 years. I don't buy/sell as rampantly as some of the power sellers on these forums do, but I use ebay pretty consistently. In 10 years I've managed to have only a handful of issues and all were usually caused by minor miscommunication and easily rectified. I've never had a negative or even neutral feedback. Proud to say... I'm a good ebayer. So, I sell a card. WWE Ultimate Rivals CM Punk auto. $10 start bid, $25 BIN. Not looking to make a fortune, just make a little money to buy more cards... 20 minutes after I list the item... boom, it sells. I send invoice, pack the card, and wait for payment. And wait. And wait. I state in my boilerplate disclaimer that payment is due within 3 days, Paypal only, etc, etc... and I've never had issue. Sometimes people email and ask for an extra day or two to pay and I'm cool as long as communication is kept. So I email him after 4 days with a friendly payment reminder. Nothing. No response, no payment. I email a slightly more stern email after 8 days. Still zero communication from the guy. He has 99.2% feedback which was disappointing but not the end of the world - his only negative feedback was as a seller. What to do? Once in the past a buyer won an auction then emailed and said he couldn't pay for the item so, sorry, but he's not paying for it. I was pissed, but I can't leave neg feedback and I knew the relisted item would sell quickly (and it did) so I just let it go. I've never filed a claim... seems a long, silly proces. And I can't leave neg feedback (kind of don't want to for fear of receiving the same). Just relist and forget it? File claim? Any help that can be offered is greatly appreciated.
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In order to protect yourself honestly you'd want to file the claim. This not only gives the buyer more time to pay, but if you relist and sell, this buyer could then pay you and then your stuck with 2 buyers and 1 card. This also gets you the fees back if he doesnt pay, tags his account (non payment), but would freeze him from leaving you a negative (sucks but sellers cant leave negatives anymore regardless).
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you should have filed after 4 days and then he/she gets 4 more days. by now you would have gotten your fees back, he/she would have gotten a strike and you could relist and block this buyer.
I have one right now that is ending in a few hours. I accepted buyers offer on 9/11, and since then nothing. Person has 100% feedback, last one on 9/10. They will be blocked and given a "Negative" positive to warn others once the case is closed. You may say 3 days, but that doesn't matter to ebay, minimum is 4 days until you can open a case anyway. Set it up for auto NPB claims and reminders. You can choose the time frame buyers get.
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Hey guys,
I really appreciate all the advice. I think I am going with iluvfish2's advice and file the claim. Also, thank you to whomever moved my thread to the proper area.
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All buyers have 100% positive feedback, as negative feedback can only be left for sellers. So you can't really make anything out of the fact that someone has 100% positive feedback as a buyer.
It's still possible they could pay. Sometimes, the buyer isn't aware there is a problem. People don't always check their email, but they'll usually notice if they log in to eBay and there's a claim against them.
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That was enough for me and I've never been back, and won't go back. However, in all fairness if they have made changes to the site now, then that may be better, but for me the damage was done. Seems obvious to me to give at least a free trial in the beginning, but they didn't, and this tells me it's just another entity out there looking for money.
As far as it being a storehouse of useful resources. There's no way you could trust any of the contractors, doctors, mechanics, etc on Angie's List any more than looking thru the Yellow pages.
Just because you're on Angie's List doesn't make you a good/decent company to do business with. All it means is they paid to be there….big deal.
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