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If you are confused where you should fill your short holiday, you can visit a recreation park with the concept of agrotourism, Kampoeng Kopi Banaran located in Jl. Raya Semarang – Solo Km.35, this recreational park owned by PT. PTPN IX (Persero), the air is fairly cool and fresh. Its location is easy to find because it located close to the main road of Semarang – Salatiga, from Terminal Bawen, the location makes a lot of cross-town driver who stopped to recharge energy in this recreation park.
Kampoeng Kopi Banaran, you not only can taste a cup of special coffee in Banaran Coffee, a cafe restaurant with an elegant concept,
other facilities that are provided for the visitors, there are Outbound facilities, swimming pool, gazebos, playground , tourist train and ATV, mosque, meeting room, and also flying fox. Enjoy the freshness of the air, looking at the natural scenery, with lush green mountains as the background. After exploring the area , you can relax in the gazebo , or back again to the Coffee House to taste the culinary of Bawen that will satisfy your tongue and stomach. Not complete if you come here without tasting the coffee, do not forget to taste a variety of delicious coffee blends such as robusta, esspresso, cappucino and others. Interesting presentation of coffee blends with the fragrant aroma , sipping a cup of coffee plus Tahu Bandungan which also a typical product of Bandungan, it can be a unique and unforgettable experience. There is inn for those of you who intend to stay overnight, with charming of natural landscape scenery certainly makes you fresh in the morning.
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Please join us in the Canton of Caldrithig for a day of classes, merriment, and friends. Medieval garb is not required for the classes, however, and an attempt at pre-seventeenth century clothing is required for the evening festivities.
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i know demonic dread has cascade but I would always prefer spot removal over a card that leaves the creature alive for the next turn.
I run a both a jund extended deck and a jund colored EDH deck so I think I know a little about this kind of deck.
I would suggest taking out he Trace of Abundance and some of your duel color lands for 4 Savage Lands . I also would not use the Putrid Leech as you will be needing all your creature to either overrun your opponent or devourer them to something like a Predator Dragon .
also with how few basic lands you have sacking them to Harrow may be a bad idea. perhaps a few Rampant Growth instead?
you also seem to be lacking some good four drop creature to cascade into. perhaps a couple Dragon Whelp ? you also need a five cost drop if you want to keep a smooth mana curve after your 1-4 rush phase. perhads you could use a Sarkhan the Mad . sack a few little 1/1 creature tokens to get a nice 5/5 flyer.
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Photos and Description of this 4 bedroom holiday apartment in Paddington
One of two adjoining properties - Large Groups can Rent Both!
Apartment is located above a Security Showroom directly across from St. Mary's Hospital (where prince was recently born!) and only a one minute walk from Paddington Station.
There are several flights of stairs to climb after entering through the front door so access to disabled or elderly may be limited.
Upon entering the apartment you will be greeted by the tiled terracotta floors, a huge skylight and exposed brick wall of the living/dining room. A compact but well equipped kitchen also awaits you. There is also a small rooftop patio for barbequing or sunbathing (weather permitting).
Also on the first floor of the maisonette is a large bedroom comprising 4 single beds, walk-in closet and a gas fireplace. The windows look out onto busy, cosmopolitan Praed Street.
We have just had a brand new 2nd bathroom installed on the lower floor, featuring a shower (no bath).
Up one flight of stairs you will find three additional bedrooms, the bathroom and a utility closet. Two of the bedrooms are medium size furnished with queen size beds, while the third is much smaller and features a single bed. Floors on the upper level are hardwood except for the bathroom which features black and white tiling.
Recessed lighting is featured throughout the apartment. There is central heating but no air conditioning. A cleaner is available on request (at your own expense).
If you are part of a large group you can also rent our next door property which has 3 bedrooms and 1 bath and can sleep 7 persons.
Keywords: 2 Story Maisonette
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The property has been in our family for over 60 years. My father started the business on the ground floor as a bicycle (and scooter) repair shop. He later expanded into cutting keys and eventually into a fully fledged locksmith firm. Today my 3 brothers and one sister continue the tradition! My role, since my older brother and his family moved out, is to keep the upstairs flat rented out as frequently as possible. The family is of Italian/Irish/Scottish decent. (We also have a property in Barga, Tuscany (Italy) listed with VRBO).
Maria Barry purchased this apartment in 1946
Why Maria Barry chose Paddington
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How do you pronounce "filo"?
My Greek friend who taught me how to make spanakopita pronounced it "FY-LO" but my American friends pronounce it "FEE-LO." Can someone clarify for me? TIA!
re: wayne keyser
I think it's more like "earo", but I could be wrong! Or maybe more like "yearo"... I don't know, just give me that sandwich! ;-)
Pretty close. Greeks pronounce gyro as yee-rhoh. The r isn't like the English r, it sounds more like a gutteral rolled r.
Wayne, maybe the teen looks clueless because you're pronouncing it "hero" and he has no clue what you're asking for?!
Yiayia always said FEE-lo as does the rest of my greek speaking/greek heritage family.
And yes, gyro is gee-rhoh with some gutteral sounds
If I had worked behind the counter as a teen at a greek diner(which I never did but many of my friends did at their family diners)...i'd have sent you down the street to the sub place if you asked me for a "hero." Maybe that's why they're confused. I did work the gyro booth for years at our church food festival and definitely grew accustomed to hearing "JYE-ro" as a common mispronunciation.
IIRC, the Y vowel in Greek and Latin was classically pronounced by shaping your mouth to say a long U but saying a long E; rather nasal. Anyway, the long E is a closer approximation than a long I in English.


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After sampling all of the Blue Monkey flavors, this one, Pure Coconut Water + Mango, is the star of the line. Using a straightforward mixture of 80 percent coconut water and 20 percent mango juice (not from concentrate, but also including agave nectar and vitamin C -- labeling loophole or not, it's confusing), the product is extremely addictive, with just the right balance of sweet fruit flavor and slightly salty coconut water flavor. It's very pleasing to the senses, delivering hydration in a natural and gulpable form. On the outside, the 16.9 oz. bottle is, at least today, nicely differentiated from the other products in the space and it has the added benefit of a resealable top. The product's branding is clean and relatively appealing, but we don't like the 'coconuts gone wild' portion of the bottle. It's distracting and the content that they've chosen to include is technical and not going to help the sale. Killing this off would allow for more spacing, which would create a minimalist look that's very much in-line with the two ingredient formulation. Overall, a top-notch effort that, with a few tweaks, definitely has serious potential.
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Gabriel Burbano grew up in Miami, FL. He started playing trumpet at age 12 in middle school and had his first "professional" gig at age 14 playing with his father in his Latin/Salsa band. He attended Florida International University for 3 semesters from 2005-2006 in order to study Jazz Trumpet Performance before moving to Washington in 2007. Gabriel continued studying music and jazz performance at Pierce College before transferring to Cornish College of the Arts, where he last attended in Spring 2009. He performs regularly with various jazz, soul, and R&B groups around the Seattle/Tacoma area and has written several originals, which he hopes to record in Summer 2015. Gabriel also works full time with the National Guard.
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Kristi is a junior Music Education student. At PLU she performs with the Wind Ensemble and student brass quintet. In her free time, she enjoys long walks on the beach with her trumpet.
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Mariha Casas is a freshman from Ridgefield, Washington majoring in Music Education with a minor in either Spanish or Theater. She plays trumpet in the Concert Band and also sings with Singers. She hopes one day to teach Elementary Music.
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Second Trip - just a stopover this is what we're thinking
We have been the first time and had too much good food to mention. We'll be driving in for the day before our flight and return home. We went to Neptune and loved it; now we want to try B and G - I love oysters...DH loves seafood so we th
ink we should try it.
Last time we loved Coppa and would go back until we noticed the menu hasn't changed that much. We love the small plates concept and thought about going to Toro.
Last time we were around the Cambridge or who knows where area when someone told us about a great bread place - huge rustic French loaves. We brought those suckers home as foodie souvenirs. Any suggestions for that crusty rustic Italian and French loaves? They were somewhat like the loaves from Balthazar in NYC.
Any notable farmers' markets open on Sun am?
If open you really should try Island Creek Oyster Bar. Oysters obviously their strong suit and high quality fresh seafood galore. Great vibe to room much larger than B&G. More choices and better prices. Also serious cocktail program and impressive wine list.
Iggy's on Fawcett St. in Cambridge may be what you're thinking of for bread.
(Edited to correct): Personally, I'd suggest Island Creek over B & G since your husband loves seafood and there are plenty of non-shellfish options.
Have a great trip!
B&G is fine, but I am not a huge fan. Personally I would much rather go to Island Creek Oyster Bar.
Toro as an alternative to Coppa is a great choice. Keep in mind there are no reservations but if its a small group you should be able to find a spot at the bar.
The SoWa open market is now open on Sundays. Here is the site to see if it is something that interests you. http://www.sowaopenmarket.com/
Enjoy your trip.
re: Matt H
Take the C train out to Brookline and go to Lineage, owned by the same folks as Island Creek, but with less "scene" and $1.00 oysters at the bar, great seafood dinner, and 1/2 price wines during July. Grand little place and 10 minutes from Boston.
re: teezeetoo
chef sewall is sole owner of lineage, but is partners with garrett harker and skip bennet at icob.
another vote for icob over b&g. i feel nothing but pillaged at b&g and have stopped going.
i don't know how up-to-date the on-line menu is at coppa, so i wouldn't let that dissuade you from going. or you can try tavern road or belly wine bar, both new this year.
re: hotoynoodle
Tavern Road and Belly wine bar look interesting. I may need to consider those.
re: itryalot
Ate at Tavern Road for the first time last evening. They have a top notch cocktail program, but I found the food hit or miss. We enjoyed the chickpea fritters, and fresh whipped feta snack bites. I had the porchetta (all right) and the spaetzel side (good). My wife had a lamb steak which she enjoyed, but our vegetarian friend didn't like the risotto (and our great waiter comped it). The beet salad side was weird, with too many competing flavors (beets, curry and pickled cauliflower, and figs which gave the the dish a weird maple syrup flavor). To top it of we were asked to move while finishing our drinks because they had a group of walk-ins they wanted to seat (we had a reservation and we asked within 5 minutes of getting the bill). I can't recommend this place based on my limited experience.
re: kimfair1
That's not convincing me to go.... will have to wait on someone to report about Belly wine bar.
re: itryalot
Yeah, if you lived here, it might be worth trying, but it's not good enough IMHO to hit as one of only a few spots to try on a quick trip. I almost forgot, I also had steak tartare which was abysmal, the worst I've ever had.
Count me in as another Hound who would steer you away from BG. Nothing but $$ disappointment
Definitely ICOB, and you need to make reservations. It is quite popular, particularly on game days as it is near Fenway.
There is a solid farmer's market in front of the Charles Hotel in Harvard Sq. on Sundays starting at 10 a.m.
I am in like Flynn for ICOB and take fellow hounders' recs seriously. To be quite honest, the only reason I was choosing B and G was because National Geographic Traveller chose it as one of the top oyster houses in the world. Now that I have reread it, I am wondering if ambiance trumps value for oyster quality and freshness though. I will definitely make reservations.
re: itryalot
You'll love ICOB, much nicer in size and scope than B&G, and a bit cheaper as well. Not cheap, mind you, but cheaper than B&G. Also, I don't remember from my one trip to B&G whether they have the breadth of oyster choices that ICOB has (usually 10-12 different types daily).
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I cannot fathom picking B&G for any award.


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Alter was found stabbed to death late Saturday night at a home in Granger.
Michael Shoun, 26, was arrested early Sunday morning at the scene for an unrelated charge. The Elkhart County Sheriff's Department has now added a murder charge to his arrest. Shoun is currently detained at the Elkhart County Correctional facility.
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Setting itself apart from the WRX, the 2015 Subaru WRX STI uses a stiffer chassis, firmer springs and quicker steering, the latter of which is still controlled hydraulically, unlike many contemporaries that are switching to electromechanical systems.
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6 weeks to try all the best food in LA
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- alanamichelle Jul 17, 2010 10:07 AM
It's my first time in LA - I'm here for six weeks and staying in Sherman Oaks, but am happy to travel to different areas around the city for great food! All cuisines welcome. On a student budget, so less expensive restaurants preferred, but I'm happy to splurge for really great food (or celebrity sightings!)
Two of my favorites are Langer's deli for the best pastrami in the world, near downtown and worth the trip (they close at 4pm and all day Sundays) and Park's BBQ, Korean BBQ at it's best. If you love meat this is the place.
Enjoy all that LA has to offer.
Park's BBQ
955 S. Vermont Ave, Suite G, Los Angeles, CA 90006
Langer's Delicatessen
704 S Alvarado St, Los Angeles, CA 90057
re: wienermobile
Two faves that meet your criteria are LuLu's -- just west of LaBrea on north side of Beverly Blvd. Great portions, good prices. Ditto for King's Road Cafe on north side of Beverly Blvd. a few blocks east of LaCienega. Fabulous coffee too! Hope these help, and enjoy your stay.Just remembered that King's Road has a place on Ventura Blvd. too, but I really love the traditional feeling at the one on Beverly.
Kings Road Cafe
8361 Beverly Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90048
re: wienermobile
I'm baaaack ... make a day of it in Santa Monica: Ye Olde King's Head on Santa Monica Blvd. -- english pub -- fabulous fish & chips. Then walk on over to Santa Monica Seafood on Wilshire Blvd. -- great oyster bar and a wonderful fish market as well.
Ye Olde King's Head
116 Santa Monica Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Welcome to LA - six weeks is a lot of potential eating highlights. Since you're in the valley for six weeks, you might want to use the "Search" function by typing in something as simple as, "San Fernando Valley", "Sherman Oaks," or any other valley area and sort by relevance. You will get a ton of hits that will give you ideas. Also, if you have anything you particularly want to try or wish to avoid, that will help us offer you more pertinent ideas.
The SF Valley itself is no slouch for good food. Although I live in the West portion of LA (known as "the Westside"), we find ourselves in the valley semi-regularly and really enjoy eating out there. For us, its strengths tend to be in the many ethnic eats. My short list includes Hayat's Kitchen and Skaf's Grill are Lebanese gems in North Hollywood. Puro Sabor serves up classic Peruvian cuisine. Hummus Bar and Grill is the way Israeli eaters enjoy tons of salads, hummus, grilled meats and fresh laffa bread in Tarzana. And right in Sherman Oaks is a wonderful Portuguese bakery and cafe called Natas Pastries.
Skaf's Grill
6008 Laurel Canyon Blvd, North Hollywood, CA 91606
Natas Pastries
13317 Ventura Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA
Puro Sabor
6366 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys, CA 91401
Hummus Bar and Grill
18743 Ventura Blvd., Tarzana, CA 91356
Spend some time searching (well, not a big fan of CH's search, but look through the boards, esp. look for the "Ultimate Los Angeles Restaurant Lists" - they list the Top 25 restaurants, as rated by fellow CHs, both <$25 and>$25).
Here are some of my faves (in order of preference, where applicable):
Tacos: Leo's Tacos Truck (Venice/La Brea), El Chato Truck (Olympic/La Brea) and Chema's (Whittier/Painter)
Burgers: Umami, Father's Office
BBQ: Big Mista, Phillip's and Bludso's
Thai: Jitlada
Korean BBQ: Park's BBQ
Deli: Langer's
Sandwiches: Cook's Tortas, Bay Cities, Clementine
Korean rice bowls: Chego (great fit for a budget)
Meat-centric, quasi- mid+ range: Animal (one of my fav. meals was here)
That's all I have for now...
Park's BBQ
955 S. Vermont Ave, Suite G, Los Angeles, CA 90006
5233 1/2 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
Father's Office
3229 Helms Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90034
Cook's Tortas
1944 S Atlantic Blvd, Monterey Park, CA 91754
3300 Overland Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034
re: mdpilam
Link to the ulimate LA list:
You might use this list as a blueprint of where to start. http://www.laweekly.com/content/print...
LA is a big place and 6 weeks is a long time. Hard to provide any specific recs with such amorphous parameters.
Enjoy your stay.
Not too far east on Ventura Blvd. in Studio City you'll find some great chili cheese dogs (with snap) at Carney's (and excellent fries and chili cheese burgers too).
How about some vegan Vietnamese food? Sounds odd but it's a great place. A bit to the north west of Sherman Oaks, but not a bad drive to Vinh Loi Tofu on Sherman Way.
Breakfast at Nat's Early Bite in Van Nuys. Cemitas Poblanas (try the breaded pork) at Don Adrian's also in Van Nuys.
12601 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA 91604
Nat's Early Bite
14115 Burbank Blvd, Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
Taqueria Don Adrian
14902 Victory Blvd, Van Nuys, CA 91411
Vinh Loi Tofu
18625 Sherman Way Ste 101, Reseda, CA 91335
One question that could help narrow down the rather enormous number of possibilities: where do you live? It might be good to start with a list of types of cuisine that are difficult to find at home. For instance, if you live in NYC or Boston, Italian might be further down your list as it generally isn't as good here in L.A. as you can find at home.
as said, you have time to hit a LOT of places... just scour the boards. my recs would be (in no particular order):
-Peruvian: Puro Sabor, Los Balcones de Peru, Mario's Peruvian
-Thai: Jitlada, Renu Nakorn
-Japanese/Izakaya: Musha, Izakaya Bincho, Mako (fusion), Kiyokawa
-Persian: Shamshiri, Javan
-Lebanese: Sunnin
-Breakfast: Griddle Cafe, Square One, Jar, Gilbert's El Indio (for Mexican), 26 Beach
-Oaxacan: Monte Alban
-Sinoloan (seafood): Mariscos Chente
-Tacos: Tacos por Favor, Lares on Pico
-Nicer places: Gjelina, Providence, Wilshire, Animal,, Spago, Lucques (go for Sunday suppers), - no idea what you want to spend
-Small Plates: AOC, Tasca, Bazaar
-Burgers: FO, Golden State, In'n'Out (depending where you're from)
-Casual: Angeli Cafe, Hugo's (if you're craving something healthy), Cafe Verona, Oliva (in Sherman Oaks), Aroma, Caioti
-Sweets: Nata's, Primo's Buttermilk donuts, Susiecakes, Amandine (almond croissants), Cynthia's cobbler (somewhat contested I know), Diddy Riese (only if you want a cheap fix in Westwood - not drive-worthy), Donut Man (middle of the night adventure)
Celebs: Blue Plate (for Patrick Dempsey), Newsroom cafe (seen a few here, plus watch them go in and out of The Ivy across the street), The Farm in Beverly Hills, Le Pain Quotidien (on Santa Monica Blvd in Beverly Hills, Katana, Koi, Caffe Luxxe in Santa Monica (reese witherspoon and jake gyllenhaal) -- these are all celeb sighting recs
...to start...
8022 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
26 Beach
3100 Washington Blvd., Venice, CA 90292
5233 1/2 W Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
176 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CA 90210
Monte Alban
11927 Santa Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA
Tasca Restaurant
8108 W 3rd St, Los Angeles, CA 90048
424 Wilshire Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90401
Donut Man
915 E Rte 66, Glendora, CA 91740
Mario's Peruvian
15720 Imperial Hwy, La Mirada, CA 90638
Shamshiri Restaurant
19249 Roscoe Blvd, Northridge, CA 91324
8439 W. Sunset Blvd, West Hollywood, CA 90069
Renu Nakorn Restaurant
13019 Rosecrans Ave, Norwalk, CA 90650
Gilbert's El Indio
2526 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90405
Caffe Luxxe
925 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90403
8474 Melrose Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90069
Puro Sabor
6366 Van Nuys Blvd, Van Nuys, CA 91401
Mariscos Chente
4532 S Centinela Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Izakaya Bincho
112 N International Boardwalk, Redondo Beach, CA 90277
The Golden State
426 N. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, CA 90036
Blue Plate
1415 Montana Ave, Santa Monica, CA 90403
1429 Abbot Kinney Blvd., Venice, CA 90291, USA
Koi Restaurant
730 N La Cienega Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90069
Cafe Verona
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Many blog monetization systems rely on Technorati authority as an indication of the value of placing a link on that blog, and thus there are quite significant rewards for having a high authority, which results in a lower ranking position, "1" being the top ranking.
Open Source Publishers
One of the best rewards of publishing Open Source software is you can often include a link back to your site somewhere on the pages of the people using your software. These links in turn are used by various search engines to rate the authority of the site being linked to. With Google one indicator is Pagerank, with Technorati it is their authority.
Even the most prominent Open Source Developers are not immune from being banned by Technorati.
Compare Matt's blog to the "official" top authority blog, and there is a massive divide.
Widget publishers are not immune to the Technorati nerf stick. Even if you are a top rated SEO blog such as SEOmoz, and gaining 100s of editorial links on a daily basis, you might be removed from the top100.
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There are various ways to exchange blogroll links such that they are counted by Technorati, but don't provide real links that are seen by other search engines.
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Blog Networks get away with some massive interlinking, but the more legitimate networks are making an effort to make those links more relevant.
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In this case I am referring to links which appear to Technorati as a blogroll – if you buy lots of obvious "sponsor links", it is quite possible Technorati is going to ban you.
I can't say whether that is why John appears to be banned, but it might be one explanation, though the majority of John's links have certainly come from other kinds of payola.
Unfortunately it doesn't take much poison to taint a well.
Paid Reviews
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In my opinion, quality reviews are most likely to remain in all indexes, but then I am an open supporter of quality paid reviews which give more value than just links.
All You Care About Is Money?
If all you care about is money, then obviously for as long as Technorati continue to report your authority via their API as being significant, even if you are effectively banned, then gaming the Technorati authority system could be looked on as a good idea to boost your earnings from text links and reviews.
The big problem with many of the ways of gaming the system is that they are permanent. Those links are out there, so if you have some success with a theme you publish, and through your own blogging efforts you start to approach the top100 list, there is no way to fix the problem.
There is no rule saying that Technorati have to continue giving a rating of banned sites by API, thus any "gamed" rating in the future might effectively return a "zero" in the future.
Why Should You Care?
If you are going to publish a theme or create a widget, you need to think carefully whether having a Technorati rating is something you wish to maintain.
I am not referring to whether you are listed in the Top100, but whether you would have a rating being returned at all by the API.
It is easy to say that you don't care about being listed on Technorati, all you care about is how much you can sell your links for, but what happens if Technorati decide to stop reporting banned sites via their API?
There is a chance you might get reincluded, if Technorati develop technology so that they can discount links from the sidebar and footer totally, but it wouldn't be so simple to still allow legitimate blogroll links.
How To Avoid Being Banned By Technorati
It is well known that Technorati currently don't follow 301 redirects, so the solution currently is quite simple.
- Decide on a theme name
- Register a domain name for the theme
- Use the domain name for the link within a theme
- Use a 301 redirect from the domain name to your blog
You could actually just use one domain for all your redirects, or use a 3rd party service that issues a 301 redirect though that is placing your eggs in a basket you have little control over.
Alternatively just use nofollow on the links, but then they will not be seen by other search engines, and that would be throwing away good "Google Juice".
A 301 Redirect would still be recognised by Google, Yahoo, MSN and ASK.
If in the future Technorati do support 301 redirects, it would most likely be possible to tell them not to follow certain redirects for your themes. The most likely scenario for the future is an interface in Technorati to allow you to tell them that 2 listings are effectively the same.
Note:-Technorati Authority is not the same as Technorati Favorites.
Technorati to my knowledge haven't banned anyone from encouraging people to add them to their Technorati Favorites.
Technorati Authority on the other hand is the cornerstone of their search results to determine relevance, and thus they are going to defend it.
Retroactive Action
I have no idea how you could take retroactive action to fix your ratings.
This affects me too, a while ago I created a widget for LinkedIn, and it linked to a static page. As the functionality of the widget was eventually blocked by the service it was intended to promote, I changed the graphic used, and most links have now been removed from sidebars.
In hindsight I would have used a domain name and 301 redirect.
Theoretically any authority gained from that widget will be outside the 6 month rolling window that Technorati use within the next 2 months, and my own situation will be cleared up.
This would be much harder to achieve for theme and plugin authors. Maybe easier for those with paid links.
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I second that motion!
Perhaps there are a few more videos Michael should put up there... What do you think, Jack?
If I knew the name for the woman on titanic, I'd call it you back :)
I was watching that vid not long ago as Mikey gave me a dvd for posterity. What a cringe. DID YOU ORDER THE CODE RED.
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WPC 2014… By the numbersJuly 15 - 7am
Wandering around the baking hot streets of Washington D.C., it's easy to detect a certain buzz in the air.
As streams and streams of the world's tech community flock to the Convention Centre, this first-timer took a second to sit back, let the herds pass and assess the impact of WPC 2014.
The not so shocking stat? Well, that's easy, some 16,000 attendees are in the nation's capital – although from Day 1 you'd be forgiven for thinking the entire city has been took over.
Of the 16,000 plus attendees this week, some 3,500 are first-timers, easily spotted as those starry-eyed conference virgins meandering through the convention corridors in sheer awe at the well-oiled machine in flow around them.
Through WPC Connect, the online networking service, over 8,000 meetings have already been scheduled, with over 140 country representatives thrashing out deals and making invaluable connections.
Around the city, 45 hotels have been contracted to host the guest list, with three core venues in use through out the week – including the Walter E. Washington Convention Centre, Verizon Centre and the Marriot Marquis.
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A fantastic spot to spend our last night
We had no expectations of this lodge which we viewed as a necessary stopping point on our way to Windhoek to catch our return flight. We ended up regretting not getting there until 6pm as it really is a lovely spot set in very attractive grounds with scenic local walking trails, and what we suspect would have been an interesting game drive which we sadly missed due to our late arrival.
The evening meal was excellent. We wished we could have spent more time at this lodge and would like to spend more time in the area next time.
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Francs Indongo was a good decision for an overnight stay en route from Windhoek to Etosha. It was v comfortable and the food was v good and welcome after a long drive. We were glad to have done the majority of the driving on the first day with only 2 1/2 hours the next morning to Etosha.
We did arrive a bit later than expected as our flight was delayed. It might be an idea for the Lodge to know if they are the first stop from the airport. They had contacted you wondering if we were still expected.
Having arrived in the dark, it was delightful to see the surroundings of the lodge to be so beautiful in the morning. The staff were extremely nice and welcoming.
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A good place to stop for the night
The bungalows are very well appointed and spacious with a fridge and drink making facilities.
We went for short a walk on the land opposite and a game drive where we saw 6 white rhinos.
Food was good for vegetarians.
Peaceful and relaxing
Disabled persons review: All areas of this lodge were easily accessible.
Friendly and helpful service. Lovely decking area for sundowners overlooking a water hole.
Good beginning at Frans Indongo
This made a good overnight stop on the way north. Really liked the layout of the lodge. Room was spacious and well equipped.Read more about the whole safari
Good place to rest n the way back to Windhoek
It is a nice lodge but I would not shorten my trip to stay there.
It is more a lodge where people can have a nice afternoon/night on the way from/to Windhoek should the drive to/from the North seem too long.
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It would be nice to have an option of having dinner earlier that 8pm at night as our youngest child was almost asleep as dinnner was served.
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Very welcoming and comfortable. Nice to have all the varied antelope etc to view from the deck. A perfect stop before heading back to Windhoek - nice to still be in the peace and quiet, see all the warthog families on the side of the road and the bird life .
Excellent dinner and breakfast
Frans Indongo Lodge - very nice indeed
A beautiful bush lodge built in traditional style and set in a lovely location, we had a pleasant stay here, the food and service were very good and rooms were comfortable well furnished and spacious. The restaurant staff would sing after dinner, it was a nice treat.
A well designed lodge with lovely restaurant (Lappa) a viewing deck and small pool, the gardens were immaculate with a colourful Jackaranda tree providing a stunning backdrop.
Run more like a hotel than a game lodge for me and perhaps not so relaxing, nevertheless it was lovely. Game drive in a large open vehicle rather disappointing, the guide could perhaps have made it more interesting/entertaining but said very little about the resident wildlilfe .


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It has been 22 years since Julie Ann Ulcickas wore her princess tiara from the 1988 Tournament of Roses.
But the thrill of being a member of the Royal Court back when she was Julie Ann Winnaman, a freshman at Pasadena City College, has never left her. Seems just like yesterday, says Ulcickas, now a mother of two who was named Mrs. Newport Beach of 2010.
But Ulcickas is still in the thick of what it means to be on the 2011 Royal Court. She serves as the etiquette teacher to the seven young women who will wave to the Rose Parade faithful lined along Colorado Boulevard on Jan. 1.
Ulcickas, an etiquette consultant whose business is called Manners by Mrs. U, says the duties and expectations of the young women on the Royal Court are constant year after year.
"They act as ambassadors of the city of Pasadena and of the Tournament of Roses. It is different in terms of we didn't have to worry about Facebook and people putting things up on the Internet about us. It's in their introduction: If you have a Facebook account, please close it. It's for their safety."
Evanne Elizabeth Friedmann of La Cañada Flintridge is the 2011 Rose Queen. The princesses: Tatyane Anaid Berrios of Arcadia; Sarah Christine Fredrickson and Tenaya Miyoko Senzaki, both from Altadena; Jessica Michelle Montoya, Kathryn Morris Thomson, and Michelle Kaye Washington, all from Pasadena. All are 17, except for Washington, who is 18.
Wherever they are, whatever they are doing, the Royal Court is tasked to continue the tradition with poise, Ulcickas says.
Q. How do you go about teaching someone poise?
A. Poise has a great amount to do with posture – always being aware of your posture and always sitting up straight and not slouching. Always being aware of your surroundings. Make sure you're not yawning.
How to stand. How to react to people. How to walk. Don't shuffle your feet. Heel-toe, heel-toe – one foot in front of the other. We practice going up and down stairs. I say to them you no longer walk, you glide.
They also have a speech trainer because they give a great amount of speeches.
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Ken Colburn: By following a few simple rules, an Internet-based transaction can actually be one of the most secure ways to use your credit card.
Q. I'd like to hear more about credit card fraud when online shopping. Are there any e-tail Web sites out there that are actually secure? - Greg
A. There has been much misinformation spread about online shopping that has given the impression the Internet is the cause of most credit card fraud.
Credit card fraud schemes have been around a lot longer than the Internet, and the time-tested methods of gaining access to your credit cards (stolen wallets and purses, dumpster diving, etc.) are still the most likely way that you will become a victim of fraud.
The reality is that by following a few simple rules, an Internet-based transaction can actually be one of the most secure ways to use your credit card because no human other than you is involved in the transaction.
When it comes to shopping online, retailers that offer e-commerce always use secure pages to complete a transaction. If you make sure the page you are about to enter credit card info onto has the https:// instead of just http://, then you are working with a secured page. It should also display an image of a yellow lock either in the bottom right corner or next to the address bar.
The real threats from online transactions are a lot less about the sites that you do business with and a lot more about how you use and maintain your computer.
If you don't keep your operating system updates current, don't keep your anti-malware programs up to date or fall for any of the thousands of e-mail phishing or fake download scams, then you could easily allow a silent "keylogger" to be installed to record every keystroke you make.
These hidden programs are getting more and more sophisticated, and they can sidestep your protection programs because they got you or your children to download something that had a hidden Trojan program in it.
If you notice that your computer is taking a long time to start up and that it seems to be very slow, especially when you try to do things on the Internet, you might want to avoid any electronic transactions or online banking until you get your system inspected.
Credit card companies have done a really good job of making it easy to report fraud and shield their customers from any financial losses. Most companies have a zero-liability policy when fraud has been determined.
As a side note, debit cards typically carry similar coverage for fraud. But if someone uses your debit card fraudulently, the amount in question is tied up until things get cleared up, meaning that your checking account balance is impacted immediately. Be careful where and how you use your debit card, not just online.
Another common non-Internet scam that is on the rise is credit card "skimming." Credit card thieves are bribing restaurant and retail employees to double swipe cards on a small portable recording device and pay them for each card they skim. It's much easier to find willing participants in a down economy.
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The Wausau Symphony & Band is putting in some hard work in preparation for their upcoming concert and it's sure to be a musical event the whole family can enjoy.
Conductor Dave Larson stopped by Sunrise 7 on Friday morning to talk about the "Musician's Choice: An Evening of Classic Favorites." It will be held on February 16th and 7:30 p.m. at the UWMC Center for Civic Engagement Theater. He says he got ideas from his musicians on what songs will be performed in the concert. For more information, watch the video above.
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