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A Lawyer's Take on Embargos and InjunctionsBooks
As many of you know, in "real life", I'm an intellectual property attorney, so I've done some work on issues similar, although not exactly like, the injunction/embargo situation we Harry Potter fans currently find outselves in.
And in the past few days, I've read a lot about freedom of the press, and a number of editorials and posts saying things similar to what FilmJerk said - that "to date, no other form of media entertainment -- film, music, television, or otherwise -- has ever attempted such an aggressive and vicious legal movement against the mere opinions and details of its content."
But that's not technically the case. Back in the 1970's, "300 words quoted in a magazine article from approximately 30,000 words in President Gerald Ford's manuscript of his memoirs was not fair use." Also, 200 words quoted from the unpublished letters of J.D. Salinger in an unauthorized biography was deemed not to be fair use." (PubLaw)
Order of the Phoenix is, at this point in time, still an unpublished work under copyright law definitions. While it's been printed and shipped in sealed boxes to vendors around the world, a work is not published until it's been distributed by the owner of the copyright to members of the public; accordingly, OoTP needs to be treated as an unpublished work, and the Ford case, as it's a Supreme Court ruling, has precidential value on the current situation.
While the Court determined that news reporting was favoured under fair use laws in the US, "the fact that a publication was commercial as opposed to nonprofit is a separate factor that tends to weight against a finding of fair use." Thus, the Court, in determining that The Nation's publication was not fair use, focused on the Nation's stated objective of scooping the forthcoming book. Further, there is, per Ford, a higher level of protection for a work of fiction than there is for a fact-based work. Since OotP is a work of fiction, the information in the work merits a higher degree of protection even than the memoirs in Ford obtained.
Now, the Daily News reported this morning that the suit alleges that the paper published "excerpts and details" from the book. While a paraphrase of the text in the form of details is likely not actionable as copyright infringement, if excerpts were published in the paper (and as we haven't read the book yet, we don't actually know if they were), and if those excerpts were longer than "short phrases" (which are not protected by the Copyright Act) then an argument can be made that the publication constituted copyright infringement, under the statute and the Ford rules.
Obviously, this is not a situation that happens often - but the Ford case clearly shows that while this situation is rare, it's not unprecedented, and Scholastic and JKR have this to support their copyright infringement allegations.
Accordingly, while I think that FilmJerk makes some good arguments in favour of freedom of the press, we at TLC, as Melissa and BK have already said, have decided to take an approach to the spoilers published in the Daily News, as well as reviews by people who've read the book despite the embargo, which errs on the side of caution.
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By HIRSH GOODMAN
06/29/2012 07:03
What makes this particular experience remarkable is that the kid, seven of his best friends have chosen to go to Berlin.
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What makes this particular experience remarkable, however, is that the kid and seven of his best friends, all together since kindergarten essentially, have chosen to go to Berlin of all places – and this hot on the heels of their collective school trip to the Nazi death camps just last year. The connection between a good time in Germany, and the Germans who put their families into gas ovens, it seems, could not be more remote.
Now these are thoughtful kids I'm speaking about, good students with good grades. Mine, for example, selected Jewish philosophy as one of his majors and loved it. They are all from Jerusalem, all connected in one way or another with youth movements, have read poems and lit candles on yom hashoa, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and stood in respectful silence as the sirens sounded.
They have been to Yad Vashem countless times, and have served soup to Survivors and cleaned their tables as part of their societal service at school. Their trips to Poland were preceded by a year of preparation on the Holocaust, including hearing first-hand accounts from those who came back from the hell wrought on mankind by Hitler's Germany.
Yet, of all the places, they chose Berlin as their first stop on the path to independence and into adulthood, the thought that the grandfather of the bloke serving them beer in a Berlin pub may have made their grandfathers lick the pavement before being shot in the head, apparently meaning nothing.
Why are we surprised in a country where the first taxi to meet you at the airport will inevitably be a Mercedes, and where headlines have recently informed us that the Germans have agreed to give and pay for yet another submarine for the Israeli fleet, this one with reportedly nuclear-carrying capabilities.
And what could describe the situation better than a recent conversation with a good friend who had just survived remodeling his home in Jerusalem, not quite a genocidal process, but almost so. He had grown up in the US in a family that "never bought German" as the saying, almost a slogan, went in those days.
It took some doing, he said, to agree to install the German-made gas heating system, but it was the best by far, so he agreed. Then came his wife's instance on a German-made gas oven, and he gave in. But when he noticed a German-made shower head had been installed, he freaked. It's still there, by the way.
I don't know whether the visit to Berlin is a poke in the eye of history, or a poke in the eye of the Germans, a statement of sorts: look at us, the heirs of the People you tried to wipe out, the future soldiers of the State of Israel, people who never again will be led like lambs to the slaughter.
Or is it just another sign of normalization, globalization, the end of barriers as heralded by the European Union, a borderless partnership of countries which, at the time of the Holocaust, were the most bitter of German enemies; that if the French and Germans can now live together, anyone can.
My son and his well-travelled elder brother tell me Berlin is a "cool place." My nephew once served there in a diplomatic capacity and his entire family had a great time, constantly impressed by how post-war Germany had dealt with the Holocaust.
From my own experiences in Germany, I have gone from being physically ill on my first night there, while being served dinner in a Bavarian beer hall with traditional German music in the background performed by a merry orchestra with beer-red noses, and waiters dressed in traditional leather German breeches – lederhosen -- to wonderment at how the German people have coped with their past and molded their post-war future.
If the boy and his friends had been headed off to Vienna for a holiday, for example, I would be feeling a lot different about things. The Austrians continue to pretend the Holocaust had nothing to do with them. The Germans unarguably have atoned as no other modern nation for the sins of their fathers, perhaps because never in modern history has any other nation performed the atrocities committed by their fathers.
Encouragingly, in addition to looking at what Nazi Germany did to others, Germany today is also beginning to look at and understand the toll the Nazi regime took on Germany itself, this as a lesson lest it be repeated. Just think of the brains lost, the wealth destroyed, the manpower wasted, the deserts created, a country divided, and the indelible graves of the innocent marked forever on the foreheads of their fathers.
There is an interesting conversation to be had between our bartender (if German which is a big assumption anywhere in Germany today) and our kids, and I hope it takes place. They'll probably find they have much in common: the European cup final; types of music I know nothing about; 'cool' places to hang out; micro-brewing and why cheese burgers have been medically proven to be bad for you.
They may even get round to discussing why they hate football hooligans and racism in sport, and argue about who is going to win what at the Olympics. I don't know if they are going to say "cheers," "lehayim" or "prost," by the end of the evening, (hopefully not all three) but let's all hope it is another link in the bond that ties two countries that share a troubled past, and youngsters who all deserve a better future.
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Rated 2 out of 5?by Sam Don't expect privacy if you live here. Have lived here just over two months and just received another notice that all apartments will be subject to inspection -again. This will happen any day next week, any time between nine and five. The first time it happened we were told by someone in the office that it was a once in a blue moon thing. That was less than a month ago. Now we are told that it is happening again, we have no recourse and it is not even possible to narrow the time frame to a specific day. We were also told that this will be a regular occurrence and we can expect a number of these inspections as investors are looking at this property. This is my HOME for as long as I live here and I am entitled to my privacy and to enjoy my home peacefully. I should be free to sleep late, take a shower during the day, even grab a nap with the expectation that no one will simply walk in on me. I don't think being subject to inspection for this length of time is reasonable or fair to tenants. The office staff is completely unresponsive to our concerns. They are unwilling to work with us to narrow an inspection time down to a smaller window - for example, Tuesday afternoon. June 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5?by newtenant excellent love it here!! lots of upgrades done!! couldn't ask for better place!! January 9, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5?by lambo2121 Do Not Move Here THIS PLACE IS HORRIBLE. When I moved in the toilet was broken, the dish washer didn't work and neither did the garbage disposal. There were vertical blinds missing, stains on the floor and the floor boards were broken up in the bathroom. It gets worse from here. My air conditioner went out over the summer. 110+ degrees outside and it takes them 3 days to fix it. I've seen every kind of insect in here imaginable. Ants coming out of the outlets, scorpions, what looks like wolf spiders (they are huge), water bugs, crickets, ear wigs, beetles, you name it. Now, here's the kicker. I have mold growing around my windows and mold that ate through the caulking in my bathroom. September 11, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5?by ANNIE 39 THIS APT IS TERRIBLE I AM NOW LIVING IN THESE APTS. LIKE YOUR OTHER REVIEW, THERE ARE TOO MANY THINGS TO WRITE ABOUT, THESE OFFICE REPS ARE NOT HELPFULL AT ALL. STAINS ON CARPETS, WAS TOLD, JUST RUN THE VACCUM OVER IT. PATIO DRAINS WERE USED AS AN ASHTRAY, BLACK STAINS,ON PATIO. HAD TO PAY OUT OF MY POCKET TO PUT RUG DOWN IN ORDER TO USE . DISHWASHER NOT ABLE TO USE. PAPER WHICH IS USED TO GIVE AN OAK LOOK TO CABINITS AND DRAWERS ARE PEELING OFF. THE LIST JUST KEEPS GROWING. I HAVE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO USE MY PARKING, AS SOMEONE ELSE USES IT. July 9, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5?by unhappy renter we wanted to like it ... but terrible experience My wife and I really wanted to like this place. Unfortunately, these apartments are disgusting. We found 45 things that were gross, broken, or needed repair. There were also crickets and cockroaches in our kitchen, standing water in the bathrooms, and mold. 1. Alarm cover is broken and hangs by wire 2. No instructions for using alarm 3. Electrical outlet faceplate by entryway is broken 4. The entire townhouse needs touch-up paint to cover spackle and nail holes 5. Rotting carpet by downstairs bath 6. Mold underneath sink in downstairs bath 7. Mold underneath kitchen sink 8. Crickets living underneath stove 9. Kitchen light is cracked and broken 10. Kitchen sink plug-stopper is full of mold 11. Kitchen sink has standing water that is rancid 12. Kitchen cabinets were not cleaned 13. Kitchen floor was not cleaned 14. Bathroom floors throughout townhouse not cleaned 15. Carpet throughout townhouse not clean 16. Stained carpet outside downstairs bathroom 17. Stained carpet in second bedroom upstairs 18. Dishwasher was dirty 19. Screen door on patio is off hinges and doesn t roll 20. Kitchen window sill dirty 21. Laundry-room cabinets not clean 22. Laundry-room cabinets still had junk in them from previous tenant 23. Laundry-room dryer does not dry on any setting and poses fire hazard 24. Upstairs bedroom is completely dirty because previous tenant left window open and dirt flew inside the top floor of the townhouse 25. Window tint from previous tenant left on window in guest bedroom 26. Guest bathroom toilet not clean 27. Guest bathroom bathtub not clean 28. Master bathroom towel rack broken 29. Master bathroom hand-towel rack broken 30. Master bathroom sink leaks and shows water damage with mold 31. Master bathroom toilet is broken and does not flush or stop running 32. Master bathroom was completely dirty from top to bottom 33. Master closet door is broken and missing screws 34. Central vent in upstairs is missing screws, if vent fell could cause serious injury 35. Porch light bulb needs replacement and sticks outside of cover 36. No instructions on how to operate fireplace 37. Electrical outlets in upstairs hallway do not work and are broken 38. Master closet latch is broken 39. Downstairs toilet shows bite marks from prior tenant s animal 40. Downstairs toilet has broken screw cap 41. Dryer handle is broken; pulls off when you open door 42. Linen closet cabinet is broken and wood pulls off 43. Baseboards are not complete throughout house, especially up/down stairs 44. The carpet in downstairs bathroom is still damp and smells of rotting carpet 45. Carpet throughout feels nasty and like it s never been cleaned. Has chemical residue. Did previous tenant have a dog??? 46. Dryer does not dry 47. Dishwasher has built-up grime and mold February 19, 2013
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Waiting for you just steps from Stump Pass Beach are the Island Breeze Apartments. The unit is tastefully decorated with all of the comforts of home. Newly updated bathroom with beatiful tile work. Beach access is 500 yards away. Enjoy your own private courtyard is this small, quiet complex. Free wireless Internet is included in the rate. Location is close to shopping and great restaurants. If you rent for more than a month, get a 20% discount.
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If it seemed like there were more blue shirts than white in the center of the National Stadium pitch, that's because there were. It shouldn't have mattered. Nobody has any real doubts about the quality that the likes of Andrea Pirlo, Riccardo Montolivo, Daniele De Rossi and Claudio Marchisio bring to the table, but the simple fact of the matter is that Germany should be about to do more than Italy with less, thanks to a more dynamic set of midfielders.
Bastian Schweinsteiger and Sami Khedira can do it all. They're capable of covering more ground than their Italian counterparts, they're better at winning the ball and they don't give up much in the way of creativity either. Add in Toni Kroos, no slouch himself, and you have a midfield trio that should have been expected to hold the Italy center in something resembling check. They did no such thing in Warsaw, and that's the main reason Italy are in the final while Germany are heading home.
The German double pivot of Khedira and Schweinsteiger contains, in theory, one world-class player. That would be Khedira, who starts in central midfield for Real Madrid. Calling Schweinsteiger a mere world-class player is an insult, because Schweinsteiger at his best is something closer to a heavenly force than a footballer. With Michael Essien fading away into anonymity, the Bayern Munich dynamo is without a doubt in a class of his own at the top of the box-to-box midfield pile.
This is the same player who was rendered utterly anonymous by an Italy midfield that's good, but not spectacular. So what gives? It's pretty simple, really. Schweinsteiger played hurt for much of last season, and continued to play hurt at the Euros. A healthy Schweinsteiger would have enabled Germany to close down the center. Instead, they got a ghost.
At the beginning of the season, Bayern Munich looked unstoppable in both domestic and European play. Midway through, they suddenly didn't. The turning point was a collarbone injury to Schweinsteiger, who was injured in a collision with Napoli's Gökhan Inler during a Champions League match in early November. Without their best player, Bayern looked like a shell of themselves, and Toni Kroos dropping into the midfield didn't make up for their loss.
With Borussia Dortmund overhauling them in the league, Bayern needed Schweinsteiger back as soon as possible. He recovered from his collarbone problem but then almost immediately picked up a nagging ankle injury, one not quite severe enough to force him to sit out but sufficiently troublesome to slow him down significantly. It didn't matter -- his team needed him, so he played anyway.
As the season drew to a close, Schweinsteiger was forced to play hurt and it showed. There were flashes of the greatness we're used to, but his play was massively inconsistent, a major part of Bayern's status as runners up in all three trophies they pursued last season.
Schweinsteiger was never given a chance to heal because Jupp Heynckes had no choice but to play him. The German national team, however, is a different story. This is a side whose depth is the envy of more or less everyone on the planet. Spain might be the more talented team on paper, but it's Germany who have the most options available to them. Schweinsteiger's their best player, and he gives them their best chance of winning, but only when he's actually capable of playing, and his ankle was still bothering him throughout the tournament.
Joachim Löw had plenty of non-Schweinsteiger options at his disposal. Dortmund's Ilkay Gündogan would have been perfectly comfortable in the pivot, as would Bayer Leverkusen's Lars Bender. Toni Kroos could have filled in alongside Khedira in a pinch as well. Only Kroos got any time there in friendlies.
It was painfully obvious that Schweinsteiger, save for the Netherlands match, was nowhere near his best in the group stages, and things got no better in the knockout stages. He was poor against Greece and his atrocious performance against Italy gave the underdogs an opening in the middle of the pitch, one which they exploited ruthlessly.
Khedira did a wonderful job in covering for him against weaker opposition, really showing his class over Germany's five matches. But once the Schweinsteiger-Khedira pivot came up against a midfield containing multiple genuine threats, it became impossible for the Real Madrid man to do everything on his own. That told.
The loss, of course, was more than just about Schweinsteiger. It took a miserable performance from the entire back line for Italy to turn their midfield control into a Mario Balotelli brace, and some poor composure in front of goal hardly helped the German cause either. But it's telling that the player who on paper is the most suited to blow up the soft underbelly of the Italy side was a) completely ineffective and b) predictably so.
Löw owes much of his reputation to the performance of his side at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, and his adherence to Schweinsteiger despite a run of performance that was both poor and totally explainable is at least party to do with his loyalty to the players who were instrumental to that run. It might not even be the most egregious example, because Lukas Podolski continues to get starts, but it's certainly a damaging one to both player and team.
It's not as though Germany (or Bayern Munich) were unaware that there was a problem here, either. Four days prior to the Italy match, here's what captain Philipp Lahm had to say about his side's iconic midfielder:
He has a problem and obviously it is best when no player has a problem. It is OK when you miss a training session but when you need to sit out several then it is not that easy.
He played anyway.
Ultimately, Germany are out at least in part because they refused to take risks and use their astonishing depth of talent to shore up their obvious weaknesses. It's far from clear whether they'd have beaten Italy with, say, Bender in the squad, but using him instead of a crocked version of Schweinsteiger would almost certainly have given them a better chance.
Let's hope that 'Schweini' gets enough rest over the summer to return to his usual, healthy self. A world without him as a top footballer isn't really one I'm thrilled about living in.


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January 21 a federal holiday will honor the Reverend Martin Luther King, Junior, but some Bay County citizens got a head start on Saturday .
"ACURE" hosted its 26th annual Doctor Martin Luther King, Junior march, from the courthouse, through downtown Panama City, to pay tribute to the late civil rights leader. As many as 200 people participated the march, including longtime resident and former Lynn Haven Mayor Sharon Sheffield.
"Naturally you don't get every one you want but when I look at the diversity of the people that are here today it makes my heart flutter because we don't stand alone we stand together", says Sheffield.
Following the march, several speakers shared their experiences from the civil rights movement, and how Doctor King influenced their lives.
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walking distance. Close to Mayo Clinic, Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport
and picturesque golf courses.
This quaint town, surrounded by breath-taking mountains, is only
minutes from bustling Scottsdale with upscale dining, theatres, and
so much to see and do. Enjoy water activities? You're in luck,
because Saguaro Lake is so close! Take part in boating, fishing,
swimming, water skiing, picnicking and much more.
This lovely lower-level & single-level furnished condo is in
immaculate condition. It was recently renovated and redecorated with
freshly painted walls. It includes brand new appliances and new
furniture. An elegant sofa-sleeper with a television and dvd player
in the family room. A queen-size bed is located in the cozy bedroom
with an attached bathroom. Brand new, beautiful table in the dining
room and an attached bar-style table in the kitchen. There is a
washer and dryer in the condo and a pool and Jacuzzi just outside.
condo rental amenities
Kitchen: Dishwasher, microwave, stove & oven, refrigerator, and all
cooking utensils including dishes, pots & pans, silverware, etc.
General: Newly decorated, fully furnished, air-conditioning, phone,
TV with DVD player, fireplace, washer & dryer adjacent to kitchen,
and gas barbeque grill.
Next to pool and jacuzzi. Easily accessible parking.
activities and attractions in Fountain Hills Arizona
Scenic walks & hiking, swimming, golfing, fishing, boating,
horseback riding, biking, dining, shopping, parks with tennis,
basketball, baseball, and soccer fields, sightseeing & national
parks, and much more!
vacation rental rates
Year-long lease (SAVE 20% with a year-long lease!)= $900.00 per month
(utilities not included for year-long)
High Season: January, February, March= $2000.00 per month- 3 month minimum stay during high season
Low Season: April, May, June, July, August, September = $1050.00 per month
Mid Season: October, November, December= $1300.00 per month
All utilities are included in the price of rent.
A security deposit of $800, non refundable cleaning fee of $150, and 50% of the total rental amount are required at the time of reservation. The remaining rental
balance is due one month prior to your arrival date. If you need to cancel for any reason after confirming your reservation, your deposit is non refundable, unless the unit is re-rented and a $75.00 administration fee will be deducted.


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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Program (ATOD)
Similar to all campuses, Clarion University is impacted by substance abuse issues. Alcohol directly or indirectly affects Clarion University students, faculty/staff, and the Clarion community. Students who may be experiencing problems with alcohol or drugs may need additional support and guidance. The ATOD program focuses on offering education about the effects of alcohol, tobacco, or other drug consumption to gain student attention in changing the culture around substance use. The use of illegal drugs, alcohol, or tobacco by university students may lead to lowered academic achievement, health risks, and decreased productivity.
The Keeling Health Center joined with Health Promotions encourages students to make positive healthy life choices around the use of alcohol, tobacco, or other drugs. The ATOD Program provides educational resources for students, faculty/staff, and the surrounding Clarion Community. The philosophy of the ATOD Program views students as adults that can make positive choices towards a healthy lifestyle. Recognizing that not all students drink alcohol or use drugs, the ATOD Program is designed for students to self-asses and reflects on the role of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs have on their lives.


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|Type of Backing: Cotton Backing
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|Eco-Friendly: No
|Outdoor Use: No
|Product Care: Vacuum with suction only as needed. Professional cleaning is recommended.
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For thirty years the Momeni name has become synonymous with great quality, cutting-edge designs, and warm, friendly service. The rug industry has changed since Momeni first started, but Haji Momeni's philosophy of "make good quality rugs that people like" has remained the cornerstone of the Momeni success story. This philosophy is now carried on by the next generation of Momeni--Reza, Aria, and Ali, Hajji's other three sons.


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Sunseeker Villa New Luxury Waterfront Pool Home in Port Charlotte
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Gulf Cove
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 3,000 - $ 4,250 / month
vacation rental description
Our Luxury Pool Home is in a quiet area and the rear garden backs on to a
natural waterway. We are near to the Myakka River and only 5 minutes
from fishing and boat facilities. The beautiful beaches of Boco Grande
are a 10-minute drive away and the lively boardwalks of Englewood a
further 5 minutes.
This luxury villa is beautifully furnished throughout and offers you the "wow"factor of a model home. Sleeps 8-10 in comfort. The two main bedrooms have Master en suite facilities that include private spa baths, double walk-in Roman showers, his/hers vanity units and wc. Both the master suites open out onto the pool deck/lanai, as do the patio
doors of the lounge and dinette.
The two twin bedrooms have a shared bath/shower room with vanity unit and wc, this can also be used independently. The living area is open plan and comprises a comfortable lounge and three dining areas, (a formal dining room, a dinette and breakfast bar)
The fully fitted kitchen has a dishwasher, range cooker, fridge/freezer, microwave plus other electrical gadgets and full crockery and cutlery.
The Utility room has full washing and drying facilities. The lanai has plenty of furniture for your relaxation and enjoyment. It comprises a dining area, and gas BBQ as well as chairs and sun loungers. The outdoor Solar heated pool (25ftx15ft) and heated spa are caged and has a child's safety guard.
The villa is fully air-conditioned and also has fans in each room.
We have everything you will need for a comfortable stay including Wireless Internet and Satellite TV's.
villa rental amenities
South Gulf Cove is on the Cape Haze Peninsula, East of Rotunda. It
lies on a line South of Port Charlotte and Englewood, North of Boco
Grande.We are a 10-minute drive from some beautiful gulf coast beaches. They are all white sandy beaches that allow for great shell collecting and swimming in clear blue waters.
Dolphin tours are popular in local villages.
Sarasota International airport is 45 minutes drive.
Tampa Airport is 1.5 hours away.
Fort Myers, 45 min 1 hour.
St Petersburg 1.20 hours.
Port Charlotte town centre is just a 10-minute drive away with shops,
banks, cinema, restaurants and other outlets. The nearest supermarket
and petrol station is just 4 miles away. Englewood is 15 minutes away.
Boco Grande is a 5 -10 minute drive. Punta Gorde has a lovely
fisherman's Village from which you can take fishing and dolphin tours,
or enjoy the unusual shops and all American restaurant at the end of
the pier.
The Villa is situated within a nature reserve; yet also in reach of
theme parks, Busch Gardens, Tampa. The everglades are an hour away,
while Disney is 2 hours away. This location offers the perfect balance
for you to please everyone.
activities and attractions in Port Charlotte Gulf Coast South
There are three adult bicycles for your use, there are cycle tracks
locally and plenty of nature trails to investigate. Wireless Internet is available. All linen and towels are supplied, pool toys are there for the children and the pool is maintained weekly. We have a management company for any queries you may have during your
The areas boasts 22 fantastic golf courses within a 10 - 20 minute
drive, which include: Longmarsh Golf Club, semi private; Rotunda Golf
and Country Club, semi private; Riverwood Golf and Country Club,
private; Boco Royale Golf and Country Club, private; Bob Cat Trail
Golf Club, semi private; Myakka Pines Golf Club, public. Oyster Creek,
Golf and Country Club, semi private; Heron Creek and many more. There
is a directory for golf clubs in the villa.
The area is popular for fishing and boating as well as Dolphin tours.
The beaches are golden sand and great for shelling and swimming in
clear waters
vacation rental rates
December - January $1250
February - May $1200
June - September $950-$1000
October - November $1150


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Bali Hai on the ocean with Private Pool in Carolina Beach
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,595 - $ 3,025 / week
$ 1,400 - $ 1,600 / month
vacation rental description
A luxurious five year old oceanfront 3 bedroom 2 full bath over/under
duplex unit featuring granite counter tops, hardwood and plush
carpeted flooring covering this exquisite 1st floor unit with a full
sized oceanfront private deck and a full complement of quality
deck furniture. Access to the floor is available through either a
private elevator with privacy code, or a spiral exterior staircase.
The master bedroom and the family room have direct access
to the large private oceanfront deck. The master bedroom has
a king size bed, quality furniture plus private flat screen TV/DVD,large private
bath with jacuzzi tub, separate shower, and large closet area. The
second bedroom features a queen sized bed, quality furniture, and a
private flat screen TV. The final bedroom features a twin/full/with one twin pull out trundle bed with flat screen TV. Bali Hai is fully furnished with
excellent quality appliances,brand new furniture, and 3 flat screen TV/DVD combo's,
stereo, etc. This unit is a Non-Smoking unit. Dog friendly.
house rental amenities
Bali Hai has a private pool with pool side furniture available to
guests of the duplex only and a private direct access walkway to the
beach. A fully furnished kitchen is provided complete with top
quality double oven, built-in microwave, dishwasher, blender, plus a
washer/dryer, iron/ironing board, outside shower,
covered parking for 2 cars, etc. There is cable TV.
Central air conditioning and heating is provided for your comfort. There is an outside grill provided for the unit.
activities and attractions in Carolina Beach Atlantic Coast
Carolina Beach is centrally located with numerous activities only
minutes away. The area activities include fishing(surf, pier, and
boat), numerous golf courses, snorkeling, scuba diving, wind
surfing, beachcombing, historical and nature sight seeing, state
park, picnic areas, NC Aquarium, nature trails, biking, 4wd beach
access areas, excellent restaurants, a 25 minute ferry ride to
Southport, marina, amusement park, shopping, and a short 20 minute
drive to downtown Wilmington, with it's waterfront areas, the USS
North Carolina battleship, and city amenities . Or, you can simply
relax at the quiet north end of Carolina Beach.
vacation rental rates
Three night minimum off season-inquire for special rates for off season.
Available for monthly rental until starting December, 2013 through April, 2014
Six month lease could be available - inquire for special pricing.
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Five arrests after handgun pointed at motorist on M65
Updated 6:03pm Thursday 23rd January 2014 in News By Jessica Cree, Crime reporter
FIVE people have been arrested after a suspected handgun was found in a car.
Police were called by a motorist travelling on the M65 who reported that someone in a red Fiat Punto had pointed what they thought was a firearm towards them.
The incident happened yesterday between junctions seven and eight on the motorway.
The Fiat Punto left the M65 at junction eight and headed towards Bury on the A56.
Details were passed to officers at Greater Manchester Police, who received reports of two cars driving at speed near Bolton Road, in Bury, just after 4pm.
When officers attended, they found a Fiat Punto and a black Audi A4 had crashed in Croston's Road.
The firearm was recoverd from the Punto. Two men, aged 18 and 22 from Blackburn, and one woman aged 26 and from Newchurch, Rossendale, were arrested at the scene on suspicion of possession of a firearm.
Another two men, aged 33 and 37 from Blackburn, were arrested at the scene on suspicion of affray.
They are all currently in custody. The firearm has been sent for forensic analysis.
Det Insp Mark Vaughton, of Blackburn CID, said: "We believe that the occupants of the Fiat Punto and the Audi are from the East Lancashire area and are known to one another.
"While we have recovered a firearm there is thankfully no suggestion that this was discharged at any point during the incident.
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KK Bold in Bismarck is 'stepping up' with a new community service project.
One lucky non-profit agency will receive up to 15,000 dollars in free services.
It's called the Step Up! Community Service Project.
KK Bold has done this every year but this time the public gets to nominate and vote for the winner.
The organization winner will be announced on December 23 and will receive their creative services from KK Bold next year.
Wayne Kranzler, CEO says their team enjoys participating in this project every year.
"It's fun to give back and staff enjoys it and many of these projects they can do some real interesting, creative things that they don't always have the opportunity to use all of their skills and it's a lot of fun for the staff. We're trying to make this more fun with the other involvement of the public," says Wayne Kranzler, CEO of KK BOLD.
The non-profit agency must be located in Bismarck/Mandan or Minot.
If you'd like to submit a nomination you can go to kkbold.com and vote on their Facebook page.
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Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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Gang tried to make bomb from terror manual
The Luton terrorist group were trying to make an an improvised explosive device (IED) based on instructions in an al Qaida manual entitled "Make a bomb in the kitchen of your mom - by the al Qaida chef", the court was told.
Covert recordings of the pair heard Iqbal suggesting attaching the bomb to a remote controlled toy car and sending it under the gap of a gate to a Territorial Army (TA) centre in Luton.
The men were arrested following a series of raids at their homes in April last year after an intelligence-led joint operation by the Metropolitan Police Counter Terrorism Command and the British Security Service (BSS).


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The #Mets have claimed RHP Chris Schwinden off waivers from the Yankees and optioned him to Buffalo (AAA).
Normally, a minor-league waiver claim wouldn't be worth much of a mention here at Baseball Nation. This particular roster move, however, completes a dizzying 35-day odyssey in which Schwinden was waived by four different teams, only to wind up where he started:
June 2: waived by Mets, claimed by Blue Jays
June 6: waived by Blue Jays, claimed by Indians
June 29: waived by Indians, claimed by Yankees
July 5: waived by Yankees, claimed by Mets
During this time, he did not pitch in the major leagues for any of the three teams that claimed him; instead, he went on a journey through Triple-A, starting one game for Las Vegas (Blue Jays), allowing eight runs (seven earned) in three innings. Heading on to the Indians organization, he went almost all the way across the USA to start three games for the Columbus Clippers, posting a 5.87 ERA and 1.435 WHIP. Finally, the Yankees assigned him to their Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre roster and he made one start for them, allowing four runs (three earned) in four innings.
And the joke was on Schwinden, because the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees don't have a home field this year -- while their stadium in Scranton is being rebuilt, the team has been unofficially dubbed the Empire State Yankees and playing most of their home games in six different stadiums in upstate New York (fittingly, the game Schwinden started for them wasn't even at one of those locations -- it was a road game at Rochester).
At least Rochester is close to Buffalo, where Schwinden is... returning, having already started nine games for them before his grand tour of Triple-A began. He had been successful there, posting a 2.59 ERA and 1.17 WHIP. He also pitched in three games for the parent Mets (two starts), with a ghastly-looking 12.46 ERA.
Schwinden, a 22nd-round pick of the Mets in the 2008 draft, must have some talent, or all these teams wouldn't be taking a chance on him. Or perhaps not, which is why they give up so quickly. He's 25, and the Mets have bullpen issues, so maybe he'll get another shot to show what he's got at Citi Field.
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Deputies said three men were arrested in connection with a Greenville County carjacking and overnight manhunt.
Newberry County deputies said the men ran into the woods along Interstate 26 near mile marker 73 Saturday night after an alleged carjacking in Greenville County.
Deputies said a trooper saw a disabled vehicle along the interstate and turned around to go help when the three men ran into the woods.
A short time later, a Newberry County deputy spotted them on Mt. Bethel Garmany Road and was able to run one down man while the other two fled, leading to the all-night search, deputies said. State Law Enforcement Division bloodhounds and a helicopter were used to search for the men.
Deputies said they found the other two near the Fox Run Community about 7 a.m. after a resident spotted them. They say two of the suspects turned themselves in.
"In the end they were wet and cold," said Newberry County Sheriff Lee Foster. "They had got into thick underbrush and buried themselves and stayed still. Eventually they were cold and damp and chose to give themselves up."
Three men are in custody. Deputies have not yet released their names or charges.
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A term used by faggots to insult one another. Anyone who says it is a pedophile faggot, simple as that.
A.) some faggot on rapgenius just called me a fuckboy.
B.) probably some pedophile alter boy.
автор: WordRepoMan 17 июня 2013
used in the dirrty south it means a nigga you dont like.i heard it on the 99 problems but lil flip aint one retaliation song by T.I.
you betta raise up and clear outta here here fuck boy.see fuck nigga
автор: zxulu tha big lip bandit 4 ноября 2004
The fuckiest of the fucks, a "fuckboy" is the lowest possible form of the vile, degenerate waste pouring from the proverbial asshole of society. Calling some a fuckboy is the verbal equivalent of the orally penetrating their mother, their dog, and their girlfriend in the span of approximately 3.94 seconds, and is only to be used on people who make pre-school slurs like "fucker" and "cunt" look like tokens of sainthood.
JARRET: Hey, fuckboy!
COP: What did you just call me?
JARRET: I. Called. You. A. FUCKBOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!
COP: What did you just call me?
JARRET: I. Called. You. A. FUCKBOOOOOOOYYYYYYYYYY!!!!!!!
автор: Natedawg Pedanski 17 февраля 2014
A poser who acts like he does drugs and says he gets "head" from bountiful bitches when in fact hes just a lame bitch ass fool who trys to act all that
Ever heard of that nigga named rio? Hes a major fuckboy.
автор: Fucknigga471 15 июля 2014
A guy that tends to annoy people utterly.
автор: adlfksnaf 20 апреля 2010
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The J. R. R. Tolkien Companion & Guide: Reader's Guide
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Ryan Williams has a very outside shot at being taken in Thursday's first round, but he'll likely have to wait until the second round.
"We have a pro style-slash-spread," said (Tyrod) Taylor. "That's what I will call it. We run every route that the NFL runs. Just certain people are a little different, certain steps. But as far as everything that we worked on, we ran that at Virginia Tech. It's just called a little different, and the way they [run routes] out of the backfield, they did it out of a split instead of the I-formation. But everything they ran I was comfortable with."Scout.com has a run-down of Tyrod's private workout with the Dolphins. Sounds like Tech's offensive system has him well-prepared for tackling an NFL playbook.
Former Hokies are making good impressions on writers around SB Nation's NFL communities.
"Virginia Tech cornerback Rashad Carmichael ran the 40-yard dash in 4.39 seconds and running back Ryan Williams was clocked between 4.45 and 4.49 seconds at the Hokies' Pro Day workout, according to an NFL source with knowledge of the situation."National Football Post has some info from Virginia Tech's pro day, which was held Thursday in Blacksburg. Media were not allowed.
Ryan Williams talks to Fox Sports about preparing for the NFL Draft.
Ryan Williams and Tyrod Taylor had mixed results at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Ryan Williams' inexperience in pass protection may knock him down some draft boards.
The Hokies will send five players to the 2011 NFL Scouting Combine
Tyrod Taylor is among five Hokies who were invited to the combine.
A hodge podge of links, including updates on three Hokies trying to improve their draft stock.
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Of all of the beautiful vacation spots in Florida, the Orlando area is particularly attractive because it is situated both within driving distance of the world-famous Florida beach and in the center of a number of sizable lakes. Lake Jesup is just down the road from Winter Springs vacation homes, while Lake Conway, Lake Down, Lake Monroe, and a number of smaller lakes are also within range of a comfortable afternoon drive. Those who love boating and fishing will find the various options more than satisfactory.
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The Orlando area is a hub for tourism and vacationers because it is home to attractions such as Sea World Orlando and Walt Disney World and because the climate and terrain of this part of Florida is famous all over the world for its beauty and warmth. Enjoy the best conveniences and amenities of the greater Orlando area without actually living in the big city.


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One man is dead after Lakeland Police say he was shot while driving a car.Police initially responded to a call around 12:30 a.m. on S. 8th Street.Officials say Jamie Latreronce Gaines, 38, years of age, was found dead in the vehicle.A report says the car crashed into a mailbox, fence, and a parked vehicle.The Georgia Bureau of Investigation out of Douglas was also called to investigate. The GBI Crime Lab will conduct an autopsy.Authorities say the investigation is ongoing and no arrests have been made.Anyone with information is urged to call the GBI Douglas office at 912-389-4103 or the Lakeland Police Department at 229-482-3390.
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MIDDLETOWN — Charles Vinson Myers, 92, resident of Middletown, died July 2, 2013, at Middletown Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
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With the budget deadline approaching, Hanover school leaders may have a plan to reduce the massive budget gap.
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Originally, leaders wanted to cut 24 teaching positions.
The paper reports the county will use some of the money intended for computer upgrades to save some teachers. Also, the paper reports the student sports and activity fee option appears to be off the table.
The school board must adopt a budget by Thursday.
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For months, concerns had been raised about the welfare of Lucas Webb.
Born Jan. 3, 2008, Lucas knew much pain and suffering in his four short years. Missouri social workers either dismissed or overlooked signs that he was abused, including comments made by the little boy himself.
On Oct. 10, 2012, state social workers closed an investigation, saying that they had determined "the risk level is low for current parents."
On Oct. 16, 2012, state social workers, using Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon's letterhead, would write to Justin Webb that they had investigated a Sept. 7 report that his son had bruises, welts, red marks, was malnourished and had other signs of abuse.
"There is insufficient evidence," to determine that Lucas was being abused, the letter to Webb stated. State social workers accepted Webb's contention that his son was "clumsy" and "bruised easily."
Lucas died on Oct. 15, 2012, and Webb and Lucas' stepmother, Melissa Webb, were charged with second-degree murder.
His death is one of several recent cases that have raised questions about how Missouri social workers respond to allegations of abuse and neglect involving children. Under pressure from state lawmakers, the state released on Monday hundreds of pages about their handling of the case to news media outlets that had first sought them months ago.
The first allegations about Lucas being abused came in 2009, according to the state records released Monday. More allegations were filed in January 2012, when he turned four.
By that summer, the allegations would intensify with workers at a daycare that he attended sharing their concerns with a confidential hotline to state social workers.
A Missouri Department of Social Services spokeswoman told KCTV5 that staff members had violated agency policy while handling the allegations involving the little boy.
"As a result, appropriate personnel actions was (sic) taken and two employees are no longer working for the Department of Social Services," DSS Department spokeswoman Rebecca Woelfel wrote in an email to KCTV5.
She offered her regrets.
"The death of any child is a tragedy and the Department of Social Services deeply regrets the death of Lucas," she wrote.
Lucas told an adult that his stepmother had kicked him in the stomach with her foot, according to the records released Monday. He described being deprived of food and being locked out of the house.
Daycare workers were worried about his frail condition, his lethargy, his distended stomach and absenteeism from the class. One worker said that Lucas claimed his father was mean to him and made him eat pencils.
But social workers concluded he wasn't required to go to class, so it wasn't a big enough issue for them. This came after they twice visited the home and determined food was present and Lucas suffered from typical childhood bruises.
KCTV5 interviewed a former Children's Division investigations manager on Monday. She honed in on two major mistakes that she said allowed Lucas to slip through the cracks. This included failing to hone in on the daycare workers' specific concerns about his physical appearance and Lucas describing the physical abuse.
The state worker also had concerns that on Oct. 10 a school official reported that Lucas had missed nearly three weeks of school (coinciding with the first report to the state hotline), and no call was made by the parents.
An autopsy found that Lucas died from blunt-force trauma to his abdomen. He also had fractured ribs and healed injuries.
Webb's next court appearance is July 9. Melissa Webb is due back in court on June 6.
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Apple Offering Stripped-Down $999 13" MacBook Air to Educational Institutions Buying in Bulk
The new educational-exclusive MacBook Air is a 13" model with the same specs as the entry-level consumer 11" MacBook Air: 1.6GHz i5 processor, 2GB RAM, 64GB flash storage, and the Intel HD Graphics 3000 chipset. The machine is available in a 5-pack for $4,995 or $999 per machine. The standard 13" MacBook Air starts at $1,299.
Apple has long offered prepackaged sets of laptops to educational institutions looking to equip teachers or students with MacBooks (and iBooks before that). It has also made available a Learning Lab product that includes 10 or 20 MacBooks along with a preconfigured cart to hold and charge the machines. More recently, Apple has begun offered iPad and iPod Learning Lab carts, too.
After the discontinuation of the white MacBook, Apple reworked the bulk laptop packages it offers educational institutions. As first reported by 9to5Mac, Apple is now selling 5-packs of the 11" and 13" MacBook Airs along with an existing 13" MacBook Pro offering. The MacBook Air Learning Lab packages have been updated as well, with discounted 10- and 20-packs of the stripped-down 13" MacBook Air bundled with the aforementioned charging and storage cart.
The new packages are available on Apple's educational institution online store, though Apple has yet to update its educational web page with the new information.
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Not really a big deal...
Only 2GB of ram in a non-upgradeable computer? Targeting schools - which need machines with longer upgrade cycles?
Agreed. And 2 GB is all but unusable on Lion, thanks to its voratious appetite for RAM.
More recently, Apple has begun offered iPad and iPod Learning Lab carts, too.
Back to English 101 with ye scurvy landlubbers.
Oh dear god. Only 2GB of RAM? So you can forget about Xcode. All our Xcode 4.2 machines have 8 GB or more of RAM, otherwise it's unbearably slow. On the Airs it's a bit better, because of the SSD, but Xcode 4 is a memory hog. This machine will be only good for non-CS classes, where you don't teach Xcode.
Xcode? Really? These are for students to type up book reports, spreadsheets, and do general research. What a silly post.
I appreciate the gesture, but these aren't even "big" enough for my 9 and 7 year olds. 4/128 would be quite workable, though.
Perhaps the 7 year old should have something like a ball instead of staring at a screen all day.
If my math is correct $999 x 5 = $4,995. So you could actually say, it's available in a 6-pack for $5,994 or a 7-pack for $6,993.
Just seems funny to me to offer a 5-pack deal when there is actually no price break at all, you're just paying the "per machine" price 5 times. :D
I don't know, made me laugh. :p
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The city certainly needs to do a better job with the money we have now. Increasing efficiency and collecting delinquent revenue can go a long way toward helping close our $483 million budget gap. That's why my city office is focused on finding new revenue by becoming more efficient.
But finding efficiencies is just part of the solution. We need sound fiscal and tax policies. That's why it is so important to fully debate proposals like the San Francisco plan to offer a tax break to Twitter and other companies that create new jobs in the Mid Market area.
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I visit the Danvers Senior Center once a week to take a one-hour line dance class. The fee has been $5. A few weeks ago, the director came to our class to explain their new fees. She started by saying that because the center charges different fees for different groups of people — different age groups, different fees for Danvers residents versus outside residents, etc. — that it had become a bookkeeping nightmare. My thoughts — how about charging everyone the same fees? That would solve the bookkeeping nightmare.
She further explained to the class that starting that day, we would be given two options. The first, join the Friends of Danvers Senior Center for a fee of $25 per person and we could continue to pay $5. If we chose not to join, our fee would go up to $7!
I attend line dance classes in the following local senior centers: Melrose, Marblehead, Salem, Swampscott, Peabody, Beverly and Saugus. Melrose charges $3, Salem, $3, Beverly, $2. The remaining centers charge $5. All these centers manage to keep their fees at a reasonable rate — why can't Danvers?
Senior centers are funded by our tax dollars. It is a wonderful place to go, to socialize, and take part in many of the activities that are offered — all at affordable prices.
There are many ways to raise extra money for the centers, but charging seniors outrageous fees is definitely not the way.
These new rates at the Danvers Senior Center smack of poor judgement and discrimination.
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A residential safe room is designed to protect families or small groups of people (up to 16) while a community safe room is defined as a shelter designed and constructed to protect a larger group of people from a natural hazard event.
A typical single family storm shelter is built close to the home, but not so close that the house could fall on the door during a storm. The main door on most storm cellars is mounted at an angle rather than flush with the ground to prevent debris from piling up and trapping the occupants.
Many shelters incorporate GPS technologies to assist in insuring recovery from the shelter after a storm or other catastrophic event.
In most cases cell service will be limited or not available at all inside of a storm shelter.
Below ground shelters provide the greatest protection, but a safe room built in a first-floor interior room also can provide the necessary protection. See your local building codes or FEMA for specific construction recommendations.
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Card Sort Analysis Best Practices
Carol Righi, Janice James, Michael Beasley, Donald L. Day, Jean E. Fox, Jennifer Gieber, Chris Howe, and Laconya Ruby
Journal of Usability Studies, Volume 8, Issue 3, May 2013, pp. 69 - 89
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Determine the Level of Agreement Between Items
Throughout the course of analyzing card sort data of an unmoderated/remote study, there are a number of data matrixes and diagrams created by either the automated tool or that you will most likely create manually. The first to consider is the item-by-item matrix. This matrix will help you quickly find key relationships between individual items in the card deck.
The item-by-item matrix (Figure 1) shows the number of times, as a percentage, participants have grouped each individual card with each other card in the set. The matrix provides useful insight into the strength of the relationship between each pair of individual content items, and thus, how strong a group the items form. In this example, the higher numbers (illustrated by the darker colors of the cells) indicate stronger item-to-item relationships. This tells you that those items should probably be placed within the same category in the IA.
Figure 1. Sample item-by-item matrix
The information provided in the item-by-item matrix offers an ideal opportunity to test any initial assumptions for the IA. In fact, before looking at the data, some analysts will write a list of their hypothesis and then later determine whether their assumptions are borne out in the results. These assumptions can be framed around the question, "I think X and Y belong together because [your reason]," or "There is a strong relationship between [a few specific cards], indicating the need for an IA based on [your guiding principle]." Later, if your hypotheses are not supported by the results, you may wish to redefine your assumptions and revisit the data to see if your initial hypotheses have any validity or if new hypotheses should take their place.
Strong Item-to-Item Connections
To start analyzing the information in the item-by-item matrix, look at the strongest relationships and ask yourself: "What is the connection between these items? What relationships are participants seeing when grouping these cards together? And, how does that affect items that are not connected that I expected to be?" Ideally, patterns of connections will begin to emerge.
Often, surprisingly strong connections between items may not fit neatly once the IA is derived. Rather than totally dismiss these insights, they can give valuable guidance into the cross-links and cross-promotions to use in the final IA. Note any of these surprising results for later.
Weak Item-to-Item Connections
Next, reverse the process and look at the cards that have the lowest correlations with one another. Determine whether there are any surprises or outliers that demand further investigation. Are there items you expected to be connected but weren't? Again, note these results as you continue your analysis.
Subgroup Analysis
If you have a very heterogeneous group of participants' data, you may wish to segment your participants by behavioral and demographic criteria. This will allow you to perform the item-by-item matrix review across a variety of user types. By doing so, you can determine whether and how the data patterns change across user audiences. You can then, for example, create an IA that is best suited to the highest-priority user audiences. For example, separating the data of the "coffee connoisseur" user type from the more general "coffee drinker" user type would likely give you a more technically accurate categorization and labeling of the different coffees. Most automated tools allow you to segment the data in some fashion or other.
What About the Labels?
You may be curious at this point about what the participants labeled the categories. Category labels will be addressed soon. For now, it is best to focus on how the items have been grouped.