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There is ZERO documentation on their website for this extension (which is truly unorganised and extremely difficult to find anything of any use whatsoever), there is no real assistance in their forum, and creating a menu link to the component is a really strange way of integrating it into Joomla.
It says you can get 120 backlinks for your content page - sure, but consider that you would have to do this process 12 times for each article you publish - what a pain! Is anyone really going to do that?
Once installed on a J1.7 site, with the menu item made, after choosing 10 sites from which you want to get backlinks, there ends up an 'infinite loop error' so it doesn't even work.
There's a demo on their site - save yourself the headache and just use that (no infinite loop error there) if you must. But there are far better free backlink sites online that don't require 12 times for each article or section.
Did you tried atleast once to register and ask in our forum. It seems you planned to give a bad rating so you gave. Limit of 10 is restriction on server part not to run many queries at a time. You are so lazy that you cant even create one menu link. By the way we will soon release a new version of Auto Backlinks.
The apps (commercial) are very, very handy and very versatile. It is possible to configure many different ways to output the content, also add Joomla! modules of any type within the Zoo content, and with some extension-specific plugins, really make a superb site using only ZOO.
I switched from K2 (which I did love) to ZOO because of the flexibility and beauty of the output. Sure, some fiddling with code and options (of which there are a lot) was necessary, but I think it has been worth it - and so do our site visitors. Our site traffic has increased due to the better output organisation and overall look (basic psychology: if it looks prettier, people want it more, no matter if the quality and content is exactly the same as before) and it is very easy to add new content.
If you are moderately familiar with css, xml and some php, this may be just the thing you were looking for in a CCK. Take the time to explore all the options of layout, modifying existing 'elements' and adding and tweaking them to your purposes.
Don't count on any assistance in their forum, however, it is notoriously unhelpful (otherwise I would give it 5-stars). On the upside, they do have a pretty extensive help section on the site, but it would be a lot more helpful to have a .pdf to download.
It also would be really nifty to be able to actually add videos to their Movie Database App, but oh well, we can't have everything!
I haven't had any problems with it so didn't need any customer service, but I have no doubt that if I did, the developer would be there to assist.
I wish more extensions were as well thought-out, powerful and had such flawless execution as this one.
If you, as a webmaster/administrator have: moved hosts, changed domains, altered your links in any way - you need this extension, plain and simple so you don't bleed Google Page Rank due to 404 errors, especially when it is so simple to rectify it with this fantastic extension.
Kudos to the developer(s) at sistemistica.it!!
You might have to try a few things first, but you'll figure it out pretty quickly so your html sitemap will show what you want, and not what you don't.
It was also very helpful for the xml sitemap, and you can submit it to Google with a slight modification to the URL.
Great job.
Even when you buy more than one of their extensions, their support system is a joke. Never once had a ticket answered.
Don't waste your money.
If you got a ticket unanswered, please report the number to email@example.com for review and correction of errors on our part.
Thank you.
But I noticed something even more insidious and unethical than that. Even when you choose NO for the static URL, it put the developer's website in! So if you were to choose 'no' and save & close it, thinking (silly you!) that the choice you made would 'stick.' HA!
It automatically puts *their* website in the field, no matter what you choose. Even if you put your own URL in, if you save & close and then open it, guess what? That's right. The developer's URL is in the static URL field! Even if you go into your database and change it by hand, the next time you look at it, it has been changed back to their URL!
This is a seriously dirty trick to pull on people and the developers should be ASHAMED of themselves!
I don't want to email the developer, I don't want assistance from them; I uninstalled this plugin and will never use anything from this group again.


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GreenLight Innovations is a non-profit organization that will break ground on a sustainable development initiative and workforce training program in Haiti in September 2010. It's founder, Associate Professor Masoud Ghandehari of the School of Engineering's Department of Civil Engineering, traveled to Haiti for fact-gathering trips this spring. These pictures are from his May trip.


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Dane Johnson is the Blue Jays minor league pitching coordinator and a frequent guest here at Da Box. Dane talks to us about instructional league and how some of the younger prospects are doing.
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A few months ago I discussed why we had shut off new member registrations. To recap, the volume of spam member requests were creating a logistical nightmare and were in turn slowing the site. we were receiving hundreds of spam member requests every day and in our system they had to be manually declined one by one.
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M&T Bank's pending acquisition of a major financial company in New Jersey is once again being delayed as M&T continues to address regulatory concerns about its anti-money laundering compliance program.
The Buffalo bank (NYSE: MTB) announced Tuesday that the termination date - the date by which either M&T or Hudson City Bancorp Inc. can walk away from the transaction if it has not closed - has been pushed back to Dec. 31, 2014. The bank said it plans to close the deal "as soon as possible" once all regulatory approvals are secured.
This marks the second time the termination date has been extended. M&T initially expected to close the $3.7 billion deal in mid-2103, but pushed back the termination date to Jan. 31, 2014 when it realized it would need more time to secure regulatory approval from the Federal Reserve.
In April, M&T announced that the Fed, during its review of M&T's latest acquisition plans, "identified certain regulatory concerns" regarding the bank's Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering compliance program.
In response, M&T formed a "major initiative" to improve policies, procedures and technology related to the compliance program. It hired an outside consulting firm and created several new compliance-related positions.
The details of the Fed's concerns and the specific enhancements the bank has put in place remain unknown, but M&T said Tuesday that it is "devoting substantial resources towards this initiative" and "believes that it is making significant progress" in fixing its compliance program.
It also said it does not expect the Fed to make a decision about the acquisition before the latter part of next year.
"We continue to believe strongly that a merger with Hudson City is beneficial to both institutions, their shareholders and the communities we serve," M&T CFO Rene Jones said in a release. "We could not have asked for a better partner than Hudson City as we continue to work towards a successful outcome."
The acquisition of Paramus, N.J.-based Hudson City, parent company of Hudson City Savings Bank, is expected to be a transformative deal for M&T by filling in a large gap in its existing footprint. The Tri-state deal would involved 97 branches in New Jersey, 29 branches in downstate New York and nine branches in Connecticut - plus an estimated $25 billion in deposits and $28 billion in loans.


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This city owned park is right on the beach. It is closer to town than the state park. Seawall Blvd takes you right to it. Our only complaint was that it was very windy, but that may just have been a luck factor. We would go there again.
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This is a new park and is still a work in process. What is there is good. There are no trees. The entire park is gravel in the fashion common in the southwest. It is 545 O'Kelley Rd east of NM 11, south of town. We stayed overnight and would do so again. No train or road noise.
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The campsite is $25, but they charge another $5 entrance fee, effectively $30 per night. We were welcomed by a group that was gathered there. During a pot-luck dinner we were joined by a doe and her bouncy fawn. Later 3 javelinas came by to check us out. The park has lots of shade trees. There hiking trails and a road to the top of the mountain. Nice view at the top. There is an observatory up the road with visitor facilities. The town of Ft Davis has some interesting shops and a restored fort.
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This park had a lot of semi permanent working folks. They were well behaved, but it is a real stretch to call it a resort. It was next to the Interstate, but we did not have a noise problem. San Antonio has much for visitors to see, so we didn't spend much time in the trailer. The $20 rate was Passport America.
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How Solar-Paneled "Plug-And-Play Donkeys" Bring The Internet To Turkish Sheepherders
"My first reaction was that at least in some respects the 'digital divide' idea was collapsing," says Erkan Saka, an assistant professor of communications at Bilgi University in Istanbul. "At least in terms of connecting the web, all citizens in Turkey are finding ways to connect."
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The Lassie of the future will not bark for the sheriff. Instead, a wireless sensor on her harness will detect gas in an earthquake-shattered building, then text the drones and first responders on the scene. Or at least that's one team's idea behind a design from this year's SmartAmerica Challenge, a project launched by the White House Innovation Fellow program.
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Wildlife photographer Chris Weston sacrificed his GoPro camera to a giant, scary-ass grizzly bear, and the result is somewhat terrifying. In the aptly named "Grizzly Bear Attempts to Eat GoPro" a big grizzly with big grizzly claws gnaws on a GoPro. Once he gets the camera in his mouth, we get a glimpse of what it might be like to get eaten by a bear, sharp teeth and all.
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There are plenty more studies to be found extolling the stress-busting and productivity benefits of carting your four-legged friends into the workplace. And adopting a pet policy might just be the best way to attract the kind of talent your company needs, and it may improve your current employees' productivity as well.
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The adaptable City Select stroller from Baby Jogger offers a number of combinations that'll suit your family's needs. It has a patented Quick-Fold Technology so you can fold your stroller in one simple step and has a secure storage latch to keep the pushchair folded. The innovative multi-functional design provides 16 unique seating combinations (with the aid of a double conversion kit - sold separately).
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Welcome to all the latest news and press from Animal Aid.
Please think before supporting Movember
Animal Aid is asking the public to stop and think before they support the 'Movember' initiative (which involves growing a moustache throughout the month of November), since some of the money raised is used to fund vivisection. As well as being cruel, animal experiments are a tragic waste of money raised in good faith, since fundamental differences between species mean that the results cannot be reliably translated to humans.More about Movember See our online list of medical research charities Order a FREE pocket guide to medical research charities Take action on our latest Victims of Charity exposé
Last chance to sign-up for the Great Vegan Challenge
There's just a few days left to sign-up for this year's Great Vegan Challenge, which starts on 1st November. We've already had more than 1,300 people register to take part, making this the biggest Great Vegan Challenge ever, but there's still room for more. If you'd like to try going animal-free for a month with all the support you need, please head over to our dedicated Go Vegan website to sign-up for the Great Vegan Challenge today.More about the Great Vegan Challenge Register for the Great Vegan Challenge
MPs from Manchester and Birmingham call for CCTV in Slaughterhouses
John Leech MP and Roger Godsiff MP have pledged their support to the campaign for mandatory CCTV inside UK slaughterhouses. The campaign was launched after a three-year investigation by Animal Aid revealed widespread breaches of welfare laws. Slaughterhouse workers were filmed: kicking, punching and beating animals; burning them with cigarettes; picking them up by their fleeces and throwing them into stunning pens; and dragging them by their ears. Animal Aid also recorded animals being improperly stunned and coming round again, and suffering painful electrocution instead of being stunned.More about the MPs who support our campaign for CCTV in all slaughterhouses Sign the petition
Charity's attempt to distance itself from cruel animal experiments backfires
The British Heart Foundation's (BHF) attempt to distance itself from some of the cruel animal experiments uncovered by Animal Aid as part of its Victims of Charity campaign has triggered a major new exposé. This reveals a catalogue of disturbing animal 'studies' – some of which were carried out overseas – that have received financial support from the BHF. These have included dogs being deliberately given heart attacks, and goats having their hearts electrically disrupted for weeks on end.More about our latest exposé Take action Read the full report Update: Animal Aid addresses the BHF's response
Exeter's cruelty-free Christmas extravaganza returns
Exeter's fast-growing South West Christmas Without Cruelty Festival returns to Exeter Corn Exchange on Saturday 22 November with its winning mix of cruelty-free shopping, great food and special events.More about the Animal Aid Exeter Christmas festival
Animal Aid's Christmas Fayre 2014
A feast of ethical festive treats awaits you at the Animal Aid Christmas Fayre on Sunday 7th December in Kensington Town Hall, London. To enrich your mind, soul... and stomach. If you've never been to the Fayre before, do come, you will love it. An uplifting day-out of unfettered shopping from principled companies and animal-free food producers, whilst making new friends and engaging with the diversity of animal charities and campaigners. This year, we are especially delighted to welcome Caroline Lucas, Green MP, and Peter Tatchell, animal and human rights campaigner, who will both be speaking in the lecture theatre.More about Animal Aid's Christmas Fayre on 7 Dec in Kensington Town Hall
Government figures on mis-stunning in UK slaughterhouses 'more than 99.99 per cent inaccurate'
Animal Aid says Defra is misleading Parliament and the public with 'wildly, out-of-the-ball-park, embarrassingly inaccurate' information
When Neil Parish MP was given the government's official recorded statistics for the number of animals mis-stunned at slaughter, Animal Aid was 'shocked speechless' by the response. Because, while the government claims there were just five cases of mis-stuns in pigs, six in cows, and five in sheep across the entire country in 2009, Animal Aid has concrete evidence – which it had already provided to the government – that this figure is 'wildly inaccurate'.Moreabout the number of mis-stunned animals in British slaughterhouses
Gun lobby under fire
The gun lobby has today suffered a serious body blow with the publication of two scientifically robust reports that, on the one hand, demolishes claims that 'sport shooting' is immensely valuable to the UK economy and, on the other, accuses owners of grouse moors who burn heather – a common practice – of polluting rivers, damaging the landscape and contributing to climate change.More about the two reports into the sport shooting industry and grouse moor management
One-In-Eight British Adults Is Veggie
A survey conducted by Mintel has found that one-in-eight British adults has ditched meat and fish, with that number rising to one-in-five for younger people aged 16-24. The research found that millions more people have also reduced their meat consumption. This huge growth in the popularity of vegetarianism is great news and means that far fewer farmed animals will suffer and die for the sake of the nation's food.
If you're interested in going meat-free, please order one of our FREE Go Veggie packs. If you're already veggie, why not take the next step and take part in our Great Vegan Challenge?Order a FREE Go Veggie Pack Register for the Great Vegan Challenge
Government kills parakeets
Animal Aid campaigns for all wildlife and, for several years, we have worked alongside local campaigners to try to stop the government 'cull' of a tiny number of monk parakeets living in the wild around London and Hertfordshire.
Despite there being so few monk parakeets, and no evidence that they cause agricultural damage or have nested on pylons, the government has spent £259,000 killing some and 'rehousing' others.Moreabout the killing of monk parakeets
Statement from Animal Aid on Race Horse Deaths and the Daily Mirror
There has been an outraged response from the racing industry over the front-page Daily Mirror article (20 September) on the death of race horse Wigmore Hall – which features Animal Aid's photographs of the horse being shot. It is being claimed that our complaint related to the way Wigmore Hall was killed by the vet and that the injury was not sufficiently serious to warrant his destruction. These were not our complaints. In supplying the photographs to the Mirror, we were motivated by the desire to trigger a debate about the routine nature of equine deaths on British racecourses and the lengths to which the racing authorities go to conceal the reality.More on the death of Wigmore Hall and Animal Aid's race horse death statistics Read our press release Read the article in the Daily Mirror
Bullet in the head for a long-haul horse
Our undercover investigators took photographs the racing industry does not want the public to see. They show Wigmore Hall moments after breaking his leg at Doncaster Racecourse, and then being shot in the head by a vet.
Screened off in order to be out of sight from the race-going public in the grandstands, Wigmore Hall's unceremonious death was brought about by a bullet from a silent pistol.Moreabout the career and death of Wigmore Hall Read the article in the Mirror
United Utilities Calls off the Cull!
Campaign by Bird Lover and Animal Aid Successful
When bird lover David Kennedy discovered that Canada geese were being shot at Lingley Mere – a lake owned by Warrington-based United Utilities – he felt he had to speak out. David, who lives about 10 miles from Lingley Mere, knew that a proposed cull of geese at Lake Windermere had been halted when the local authority was persuaded to put into place non-lethal control plans, and he contacted United Utilities to urge them to do the same.Moreabout the successful campaign to convince United Utilities to stop killing Canada geese
The Great Vegan Challenge Is Back!
After the huge success of the last two years, The Great Vegan Challenge is returning for a third year! Since 2012, it has helped 1,700 people to try veganism, whilst providing them with all the support and advice they need to do it. If you'd like to try going animal-free this November, please sign-up for the Great Vegan Challenge via the link below.More about the Great Vegan Challenge Sign-up for the Great Vegan Challenge today
Badger Killing has Begun
The badger cull has resumed in Gloucestershire and Somerset, despite overwhelming public opposition, independent scientific evidence and the fact that last year's culls were nothing short of a fiasco. Even the government's own Independent Expert Panel concluded that the 2013 culls were both ineffective and inhumane.More about the badger cull Gloucestershire Against Badger Shooting Somerset Badger Patrol Somerset Against the Badger Cull Dorset for Badger and Bovine Welfare Hunt Saboteurs Association
Conquering the 21 bends of l'Alpe d'Huez
She's done it! Karin reached the top of the Alpe d'Huez, one of the finishing climbs of the Tour de France. Well done Karin and thank you to everyone who sponsored her.Read what Karin had to say about the experience
Take action against battery cages for 'gamebirds'
The focus of this year's National Anti-Shooting Week (22 - 28 September) is our campaign to ban the battery cages that are used to incarcerate breeding pheasants and partridges. We view the abolition of these contraptions – known in industry circles as 'raised-laying cages' – as an important first step towards the end of all 'sport' shooting.Get involved in National Anti-Shooting Week Write to your MP
Environmental impacts of animal farming spark continued controversy
New research published by Cambridge and Aberdeen universities has provided further evidence of the massive and growing environmental impacts of farming animals for food, sparking more debate on the issue.More about the new report on animal farming and the environment Register for the Great Vegan Challenge
Say 'No' To Ice Bucket Challenge
Huge sums of money have been donated in recent weeks to motor neurone disease charities through the ice bucket challenge craze. Animal Aid is urging people to resist enriching these charities by dowsing themselves in iced water or challenging others to do so.More about Animal Aid's opposition to the Ice Bucket Challenge Visit our Victims of Charity Website
The 'SOCPA Seven'
September 22 marks the start of a criminal trial in London's Southwark Crown Court that, supporters of the seven defendants claim, amounts to a concerted attack on non-violent grass roots anti-vivisection campaigning. It is argued that peaceful protests against Europe's largest animal testing lab, Huntingdon Life Sciences, have led to charges of criminal conspiracy 'under laws created specifically to criminalise animal rights campaigning'.More about the SOCPA Seven
Ask your MP to support the battery cage ban!
We are asking MPs to pledge their support for a ban on the use of battery cages for the breeding of pheasants and partridges. These cages each hold one cock pheasant and eight to ten female pheasants for the whole of their productive lives.More about our campaign for a ban on battery cages for breeding pheasants and partridges Write to your MP now
BBC documentary reveals health impacts of meat
Despite trying to remain impartial throughout, the first part of the BBC's documentary 'Horizon: Should I Eat Meat?' (18 August) showed in no uncertain terms that current meat consumption levels in the UK are unhealthy, especially those of processed red meat such as bacon and sausages.More about the documentary Horizon: Should I Eat Meat?
The Inglorious Twelfth
August 12th – the so-called Glorious Twelfth – marked the start of the four-month grouse shooting season. A new Animal Aid report, Calling the Shots 2014, is aimed at alerting the public to the truth about an activity that is based on extensive wildlife and environmental destruction. Burning is carried out to encourage the growth of fresh heather, on which the grouse are fattened-up for shooting. Roads are dug and car parks built for the visiting 'guns'. Moorland wildlife perceived to threaten the birds is slaughtered.More about the Glorious Twelfth and out-of-control grouse shoot owners Take action now
Royal Ascot Update – Death Toll Rises to Four
It has been announced today (7 August) that young filly Inchila has been destroyed after she was unable to recover from a fractured pelvis sustained during a race at Royal Ascot this year. This brings the 2014 Royal Meeting's equine death toll to four.More about the horse deaths at Royal Ascot
Two farmers prosecuted for neglecting animals
A farmer in Yorkshire has been jailed for 16 weeks after 350 dead and dying animals were discovered at his farm, whilst another farmer in Wales has had his animals seized after they were found to be neglected and underfed.More about the farmers prosecuted for neglecting animals
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Discover a kaleidoscope of colour and culture on an extended holiday in India. Travel from Delhi to the desert, the Taj Mahal, Varanasi, Mumbai and more.
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Shop at one of the oldest markets in India. Jodhpur is widely known as the 'blue city' due to the vividly painted houses near Mehrangarh Fort, which is worth a visit.
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Days 8-10 Udaipur
Fall in love with Udaipur's Lake Palace and browse cluttered bookshops for a great travel tale.
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Visit Pushkar and see India's only Brahma temple, shop up a storm in the bazaar or wander along the lakefront.
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Days 13-14 Jaipur
Travel to Jaipur and marvel at the golden facade of the Hawa Mahal or catch a Bollywood film.
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Escape the city with an optional visit to the Keoladeo Bird Sanctuary in Bharatpur.
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Days 16-17 Agra
Enjoy an unforgettable visit to the majestic Taj Mahal in Agra.
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Days 18-20 Varanasi
Discover daily religious rites on the ghats of Varanasi. See the famous body of water that cuts a path through north-eastern India, the River Ganges.
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Day 21 Kolkata
See a thousand contrasts in the 'City of Joy', Kolkata. Travel under the city's famous bridge on an optional boat tour or maybe visit the lively flower market.
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Day 22 Chennai
Experience an eclectic mix of traditional and modern culture in Chennai.
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Day 23 Mamallapuram
Relax by the beach in Mamallapuram or enjoy an optional visit to the World Heritage-listed 8th-century Shore Temple.
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Days 24-25 Madurai
The heart of Tamil Nadu, Madurai hums with pilgrims, cycle-rickshaws and street markets.
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Days 26-27 Varkala
Travel to Varkala in Kerala and unwind in a cliff-top cafe overlooking the Arabian Sea.
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Day 28 Kerala Backwaters Homestay
Boat along the Kerala backwaters and experience local culture during a homestay.
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Days 29-30 Kochi
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Days 31-32 Mysore
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Days 33-34 Hampi
Explore the ancient temple-spotted town of Hampi, nestled among strange rock formations.
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Days 35-36 Goa
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What they did not want you to ever find out is that your generation, the generation born between 1980-1995, actually outnumbers the Baby Boomers. They knew that if you ever turned your eye towards political reform, you could change the world. They tried to keep you sated on vapid television shows and vapid music. They cut off your education and fed you brain candy. They took away your music and gave you Top Ten pop stations. They cut off your art and replaced it with endless reality shows for you to plug into, hoping you would sit quietly by as they ran the world. We as a society are only as strong as our weakest link. Give 'em hell, kids.
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Eco-friendly B&B in Tuscany
Ancora del Chianti
"The joy of sharing home with our guests,
the pleasure of sharing their comments with you"
Here are the comments we received from our previous guests.
We hope you also enjoy the pictures they sent to our blog.
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Jean Pierre et Claire Toulouse - France
Tres heureux de votre acceuil. Espérons revenir mais dans tous les cas donnerons vos coordonnnées à nos amis. Claire et Jean Pierre
Roger et Christiane Gauthrot Helleicourt, France
Bonsoir Laura, Christiane se joint à moi pour vous saluer et vous remercier encore de votre gentillesse attentive , qui aura comptè beaucoup dans l'agreament de notre court sejour en Toscane . Vous vivez , comme semble t-il vous l'avez souhaité,dans une région merveilleuse ! C'est un privilège rare , surtout si on le conjugue avec l'expression d'un certain talent.. Bien cordialement . Roger et Christiane
Gerard, Marie Christine, Tana Garonne, France
Bonjour Laura, vous nous manquez tous beaucoup nous espérons revenir bientot de très gros bisous à toute la famille sans oublier Maya!
Michael Portnovak US, Mass.
Thank you for an enjoyable visit. Jeanne and I had a delightful time during our week in Toscana. You are a wonderful hostess. Everyone was so pleasant, helpful and attentive. Every day was a delightful adventure for us through the gorgeous countryside to Volterrra, Siena, Montepulciano, etc. Mille Grazie, Michael
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Buongiorno Laura ,Philippo & Spartaco, We enjoyed your hospitality & appreciated the help you gave us to explore the Chianti Region. Hope to see you again when we are next in Italy, Helen & Tony Price
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Hi Laura, Just wanted to say thank you for a wonderful stay in Tuscany. We enjoyed our time at your B and B and miss our little apartment lots!!! I must tell you that after we said goodbye to you and walked up to our car, I couldn't help but have a tear in my eye. Thank-you for the wonderful directions you gave us of where we had to drop our car back to in Florence. We drove there very easily. Think we were finally getting the hang of driving in Italy by the end!!! Thanks again, Bronwyn and Danny Mewett
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Dear Laura, dear Filippo, we enjoyed the stay at your little resort.....only that it was to short. I hope we will find the time to come back, Thank you regards Daniel
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The time has come for all adopted adults in Ohio to have access to their original birth certificates. Ohio's current three-tier system of access is discriminatory and needlessly cruel. Under this system, adoptees born before 1964 can access their original birth certificates simply by applying and paying a fee – just like any other citizen. […]
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A world of women as chattel
In many cultures, women are property, chattel with no right or worth. Dowry must be paid to get rid of them. They only bring shame and dishonor – unless they do the only thing of validity for a woman and bear sons. Less valuable than animals if not suitably breeding, they can be raped, tortured and murdered with impunity – even have that cruelty celebrated if it provides 'honor' restoration to her family, for a deed that may not even be related to her. Her childhood is brief and dangerous, as she only has value as potential marriage bargaining. She has no choices, no worth.
We are sending soldiers over to Afghanistan and places like that but only to support regimes that still allow this, as the Taliban, goodness help us, are worse! It is an abiding horror and shame, and while men claim that this is the way of Islam (this is actually hotly disputed by more evolved Muslims), then the reputation of Islam as a brutal and backward religion is sadly but deservedly reinforced. Fundamentalist Christians and Catholics have no reason to point the finger, one must add – the brutality is less on the surface, but the woman is always the 'slut', to be blamed for needing contraception or pregnancy or rope support – she is always seen to be deserving of it. In domestic violence, she is often treated as a harridan shrew who earned it somehow.
No, religions have, as a whole across the spectrum, treated women abysmally – and are in a position to do the most to change it. While woman are less in the eyes of their religions, devout societies will also treat them that way. This can range from the brutality of such Stone Age treatment of women as chattel, to diminishing their roles in daily religious observance to less than that of men.
In Afghanistan, a 14-Year-Old Girl Is Beheaded – The Daily Beast.
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Pumpkin knocked another one out of the park.
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The Good Vibe gifted LA with an old-school underground party and great music. DJ Stickybuds, SPL, J*Labs, and Orphic brought the boom to the historic (the nightclub formerly owned by Prince) 333 Live. A warehouse party with lots of comfy couches. Go figure, right?
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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Happy Birthday Vanessa!
By Maya | Published: August 29, 2012
TweetToday is Vanessa's birthday, which means it's our excuse to talk about how great she is. Yay! I'll be honest: Before I actually starting writing for Feministing, I didn't fully appreciate just how valuable Vanessa is to making the site the wonderful blog–and community–it's been since she and Jessica started it more than eight years [...]
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What we missed
By Syreeta | Published: August 28, 2012
TweetThis cover is superbly infuriating, derivative and racist. Isaac has widened by 400 feetmiles wide and expects to make landfall along the Gulf Coast later tonight. Today is the 7th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina and Syreeta is haunted by poems from Patricia Smith's collection, Blood Dazzler. Tropical Storm or Category 1 hurricane, our thoughts are [...]
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Rape is not sex
By zerlina | Published: August 28, 2012
TweetRape is not sex. It's such a simple statement and yet it's a concept that appears to be eluding conservatives of late. Sex requires consent. Said another way, consent is necessary for sex to not be rape. The way we talk about rape is important and we must always make sure to not conflate rape [...]
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The Crisis Project: birth control kills the baby?
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Chris Matthews goes HAM on Preibus. Heads explode.
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Smashburger, our locally born and quickly proliferating burger chain, is taking its wares to the small screen with its first-ever television ads. One thirty-second spot, created by Denver-based Definite Productions, is a burger-fan dream sequence, reportedly complete with actual beef patty-smashing ... More >>
Tom Ryan and his partner Rick Schaden are on a roll -- a burger roll, a 24/7 restaurant roll and a pizza roll. The two men, both of whom are the entrepreneurial brains behind Consumer Concept Group, one of the country's top companies in the field of restaurant development and investment, founded Sm ... More >>
A string of pizza joints opened in LoDo last year, in a neighborhood that already included the Wazee Supper Club and Two-Fisted Mario's, with Mellow Mushroom and Marco's Coal-Fired Pizzeria just a few blocks outside of LoDo. Wazee Wood-Fired Pizza was the first to open -- and also the first to close ... More >>
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I've read the first few volumes but alas, they don't have the rest translated and on the market here, I don't think. :/ I've been trying to read more. I think it's interesting. Definitely.
:/ But yeah, I dunno.
Do u like this series?
i like it very much^^
and i luv Chika^^
have anyone know where i can get the manga payment 17 'till 31?
i've started watching it las night... i saw the fisst 4 episodes on megavideo.... it's pretty cool and wellkinda strange a little.. will hae to watch more lol =))
Thx allot AO 4 makeing me resize this....i'm being sarcastic......
oh..u just to watch it now?
well...that's interesting^^
the story is a great idea too^^
that shinigami name is Zarame^^
that's still not the end....there are epi 12 &13 ^^...u must watch them XD


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Song: いのちの名前 (The Name of Life), from the Studio Ghibli film "Spirited Away"
Composed By: Joe Hisaishi
A piano beatbox cover of my favorite song from one of my favorite animated movies.
Song: いのちの名前 (The Name of Life), from the Studio Ghibli film "Spirited Away"
Composed By: Joe Hisaishi
A piano beatbox cover of my favorite song from one of my favorite animated movies.
"Yellow Face" follows the misadventures of an Asian American playwright named DHH who leads the protest against the yellow face casting, only to mistakenly cast a Caucasian actor in an Asian role in his own play. The film is based on David Henry Hwang's play of the same name for which he received his third Obie Award in Playwriting and made him a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Hwang is an acclaimed playwright whose works include "FOB", "Golden Child", "Aida", "Chinglish" and "M. Butterfly" for which he won the Tony Award.
A pastor in Seoul, South Korea has created a "baby box" for people so that people who would otherwise abandon or kill their newborns can leave them somewhere safe instead. The box has a light, a towel lining, and a bell rings as soon as a baby is placed in it so the pastor, his wife, or one of his staff can come and get it right away.
Lee Jong-rak started the box in 2009, and has welcomed all babies, often disabled or the children of single mothers, that have been placed in the box since. The babies are given a loving home, food, and shelter in his orphanage. Currently, an average of 17-18 babies are placed in the box every month.
One mother who had considered poisoning her baby before she heard about the Baby Box left her baby in the box with a letter pinned to his clothing that read:
'My baby! Mom is so sorry.
I am so sorry to make this decision.
My son! I hope you to meet great parents,
And I am very very sorry.
I don't deserve to say a word.
sorry, sorry, and I love you my son.
Mom loves you more than anything else.
I leave you here because I don't know who your father is.
I used to think about something bad but I guess this box is safer for you.
That's why I decided to leave you here.
My son, Please forgive me.'
- 'A single mother's tearful letter'
Lee Jong-rak is the subject of a documentary called "The Drop Box", which I haven't seen - but I can recommend this 13 minute Dateline video. You can find the Facebook page for the BabyBox here.
And just like that my heart's been broken
No. The baby box is ILLEGAL. It's illegal because it encourages HUMAN TRAFFICKING.(this is the message on the movie's facebook page):sigh… i don't know where to start. i am a korean-american adoptee activist who has been living in seoul for nearly 7 years, volunteering actively with both other adoptees and unwed mothers' groups. i suppose i should start by saying why i oppose the baby box. abandoning babies is illegal and the baby box facilitates the abandoning of babies. this is why the UN has suggested time and again that baby boxes be banned internationally. additionally, experts have said that there is absolutely NO PROOF that the presence of babybox reduces infanticide, it merely facilitates the increase of unethical adoption. to people who say that without this babybox, babies in korea would die - that if there wasn't the 'humane' option of abandoning a child in the babybox offered by the church, these women would just leave their baby to die on the street -i say: that opinion is couched in the deep stereotypes against unwed mothers and as someone who has worked for many years with both unwed mothers and parents who have lost their children to adoption, i don't believe that. i believe that if the church didn't give them this option (which is painted as a saintly deed by the church and a mother's 'final act of love for her child' in the korean media) that these women would either 1) realize that maybe they have the right to raise their child or 2) choose to go through the proper, ethical procedures for the adoption of her child NOT leave them to die in the street. this line of thought is based on the notion that these women are inhuman, moral-less women who are just trying to get rid of their baby in any way possible. again, as someone who actually works with unwed mothers on a close, regular basis - i don't accept this line of thought.many of the people on this thread have NO IDEA the situation of unwed mothers in korea. do you know for example that unwed mothers receive a laughable 70,000 KRW (less than $70) a month in support from the government but adoptive parents receive over twice that from the government. do you know that unwed mothers are routinely discriminated in hiring and/or forced to resign from their jobs when they are found to be pregnant. do you know that although legally fathers are required to pay child support, if the father chooses not to, there is no system to enforce it? the answer is not to give women a way to abandon children but to give them the choice to raise their children if they want. the word "choice" is a tricky one. we have to be critical about the word choice. choice doesn't mean that no one had a gun to your head. when we consider that unwed mothers are pressured to get abortions (96% end up getting abortions) up until 8 months of their pregnancy. when we consider that most of them are kicked out of their homes and thereby forced to go to unwed mothers' facilities during their pregnancy. when we consider that roughly half of the unwed mothers facilities in korea are run by adoption agencies. when we consider that the percentage of mothers who DON'T give up their children in adoption agency-run homes is 37% compared to 82% in non-agency homes. when we consider the fact that unwed mothers who give up their children but change their minds are told that they owe money to the adoption agency for each day that their child stayed in their facility. when we consider that one mom told me that after she went back to get her child from the adoption agency, they showed her photos of the adoptive parents in the US and their house and kept telling her how much better the child's life would be in the states AND that she would break the adoptive parents' hearts if she took back her child and eventually made her WRITE AN APOLOGY TO THE ADOPTIVE PARENTS before they would give her back her child (psychological warfare, anyone?) when we consider that there's no real legal way for unwed mothers to claim child support from the father of the baby. when we consider that companies practice discriminatory hiring practices and won't hire unwed mothers. when we consider that even unwed mothers who run their own businesses suddenly lose all their customers when they find out they're unwed mothers.yes, "saving life is the utmost priority" but you have no idea what happens to children once they are adopted. do you know the research on the rate of physical abuse, sexual abuse and assault, addiction, deportation, depression and suicide that adoptees face? no matter how "good" our adoptive parents are or no matter how "successful" our reunions are, adoption is not a 'natural' phenomenon - adoption is borne out of trauma. people tend to forget that in the rosy picture that's painted of adoption in western media. for adoption to have been necessary, a family trauma had to have happened. that is the legacy that adoptees carry and it is even more haunting because we often don't know the details of that trauma. the babybox exacerbates this problem.yes, women should have the right to choose adoption for their children. however, it is not a 'human right' to abandon a child. and no one, including parents, have the right to take away their child's right to know their birth information. that is a universal human right, guaranteed by the UN rights of the child.finally i will share my own story: because my adoption records were fabricated, i had to appear on a audition program in order to try to find my mother. it is angering that adoptees must submit ourselves to these humiliating public displays in order to find our families. if holt practiced ethical adoptions, we would not have to degrade ourselves to becoming some kind of morbid entertainment.what i learned from meeting my mother is that she was 20 years old when she gave birth to us, twin daughters. she tried to raise us with our father until we were a little over one year old. however, after a period of time, she could no longer take my father's philandering ways so she left him and took us with her to my maternal grandmother's house. she raised us at my grandmother's house until we were just past two. my grandmother, unable to watch my 22 year old single mom struggle to raise twin girls, took us without my mother's permission to holt. then she returned and refused to tell my mom where she had taken us. instead she told her that she would bear all of the sin for her act and that my mother should try to forget about us and try to live a good life. my mother said it didn't matter how many times she asked, our grandmother would not tell her where she had taken us.some years later when my mom married, she asked my grandmother once more where we were, since she was now married and her husband knew about us, she hoped to raise us together. it was then that she learned the truth from my grandmother. according to my mother, my grandmother told her then that it was too late, because we had been adopted abroad but that my mom shouldn't worry because my grandmother had insisted that we be adopted together.this is how i know holt fabricated my adoption records. at the time of our adoption and TO THIS DAY, my sister and i remain on my mother's family registry as jung hana and jung doona. my mother left our names on her registry, even though it essentially "outs" her as a mother who lost her children to adoption, in the hopes that we would be able to find her that way. the reason we could not was because in order to "legally" send us for adoption, holt had to find some way to sever our identities from that family record. at the time, the US did not give adoption visas to children who were not actually orphans, so in order to "legally" be able to send us for adoption, holt had to turn us into orphans. how does one turn a child who is not an orphan into a legal orphan? they lie and say that the child was found 'abandoned' in front of some random place and then they promptly make an 'orphan family registry' for you, neatly cutting off all of your family ties in one foul swoop.holt falsified my records in order to legally separate me from my mother, in order to make a profit from my adoptive parents. everyone except holt is a victim in this story. this is why i oppose the babybox. there is no way to verify that the mother herself gave up the child, leaving the possibility of someone else giving up the child without the mother's consent. holt has a history of human rights abuses and has shown that it is not interested in checking whether or children are actually orphans or not. holt should be held accountable and unwed mothers have a right to raise their children.if you are TRULY interested in supporting both the mothers and children in these vulnerable situations in korea, please support the Korean Unwed Mothers' Families Association (KUMFA) 한국미혼모가족협회, a group of unwed mothers involved in activist work to improve the rights of mothers and children in korea. more info on KUMFA here.
ETA: furthermore, the preview completely misrepresents pastor kim of koroot who is one of the most outspoken opponents of the babybox, but it paints him as a supporter of the babybox. this is unethical filmmaking.I URGE YOU ALL TO CLICK AND LEAVE YOUR OWN COMMENTS: https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=588706707835889&set=a.394142393958989.91070.295429577163605&type=1
[from this weekend — all from church/Christian settings]
"America … the best nation that has ever existed."
"Now, when I pick up things, they are in at least two different languages. Now why is that? … people who are focusing on multi-ethnicity is watering down the Gospel"
"Navajo boy stares…
Prelude and Fugue in A-flat major from Book I of J. S. Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, BWV 862, performed by harpsichordist Katherine Roberts Perl, accompanied by a graphical score.
Because this has to be on everyone's dash always.
"The Last Pick" - a Jubilee Project short film ft. Jeremy Lin.
"…So speak encouraging words to one another. Build up hope so you'll all be together in this, no one left out, no one left behind. I know you're already doing this; just keep on doing it." - 1 Thessalonians 5:11 (The Message Translation).
Also, bloopers here. Neat trivia: Jeremy often practiced at this elementary school near his home in CA. =)
(Thanks to TP, DC, JK, and JT among others who have shared this)
(found via /r/doctorwho - credit artist Adam Tupper)