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We've got two new budding partnerships with condom distributors and resellers we're really excited about.
While ultimately, we would prefer Scarleteen be a place where there is no advertising, having a little bit, from carefully chosen companies or organizations, is one of the things that can help keep us financially supported. And in this case, we are delighted to be doing advertising with ethical companies who produce or sell things most of our readers very much need now, or will need soon: condoms and other barriers that can help prevent sexually transmitted infections and diseases and unwanted pregnancies, and help free up some worries so everyone can feel more relaxed in their sexual lives. We're proud to be working with these companies, and could not be more glad to have ways to direct our users not only to barriers, but to great barriers, made well, that protect their health and also support them in finding pleasure in their sexual lives.
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Read more...One of the most common condom whoopsies we hear about from our users involves themselves or a partner going to put a condom on, then discovering they've put it on the wrong way.
Often, after doing that, they'll also report following that up with a second common oops, which is just flipping that same condom over and then putting it on the right way.
Condoms are highly effective safer sex tools to reduce the risk of transmitting or acquiring STIs, as well as a very effective method of contraception. But that effectiveness depends a whole lot on using them not just consistently, but properly. This isn't proper use.
If you can see the image here on the page, you'll notice the edge of the condom is rolled facing up. Like the brim of a hat. Or a rolled up sock or stocking before you put it on. Or, if you cuff your jeans, how the cuff looks when you look down at it.
Rolled up, towards you when you're looking at it, rather than rolled under or down, with the rolled-up rim facing away from you
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Anne Hathaway Going Back to Work?
Anne Hathaway celebrated a banner victory last night taking home the Critics' Choice Award for Best Actress, an honor she tied for with mentor Meryl Streep.
While her emotional acceptance speech showed an obvious love of the craft (and her fellow female stars), Hathaway currently has no work slated for 2009.
In October of last year, W Magazine profiled the starlet. Anne confided that she'd like a break from the leading lady gig.
"Right now I need to be me for a little bit," Hathaway told the magazine. She did indicate, however, that she wouldn't mind being back on a movie set.
Rachel Getting Married, the family drama Hathaway won her first major prize for, was directed by indie fave Johnathan Demme. His next project is said to be a documentary about the legendary Jamaican musician Bob Marley. Hathaway told W she hoped to work on as a production assistant on the picture.
It would seem, then, that the statue from the nation's critics (which she celebrated into the night with rapper Common at Grey Goose's official after party) would be a feather in Hathaway's cap while she takes the time for self-discovery and perhaps behind-the-camera experience.
Or does it?
At last week's Palm Springs International Film Festival, Hathaway chatted with Ted Casablanca's Awful Truth of E! Online. If anything, the 26-year-old seemed eager for another big screen turn.
When a reporter told Hathaway she'd be just fine in the work department, Hathaway said, "From your mouth to God's ears."
Has the awards attention (and especially last night's crystal statue) reignited Hathaway's thespian fire?
If so, temptation will only get stronger as Hathaway continues to receive nominations (and perhaps even wins) for her work in Rachel.
Reps for Hathaway were contacted to see if she's currently seeking projects.
Anne is next up for a Golden Globe Award, to be handed out this Sunday on NBC.

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"... the author was prescient enough to include a chapter on home defense, with mentions of Al-Qa'ida and bin Laden." —William Hopkinson, International Affairs, 4/1/2002
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Brace yourselves, this may come as something of a surprise. I've dropped out of Oxford. Yes, I know. It's something of an about face considering my previous posts but hear me out. I left, not due to egregious academic incompetence, lewd or licentious behaviour beneath hall tables or even to pursue a love interest. It's taken me a while to reflect on this but here I go. I'd welcome your thoughts.
Do university students actually care about climate change? And are they doing anything to stop it? Concerned by apparent contradiction in the behavior of my student colleagues, I took the initiative to address the issue and carried out research to try and understand students' reaction to the statement, "Oh No! Not Climate Change Again!".
You only get a short amount of time to impress people during your experience as an intern. It's important that you make the best impact you can, before you're quickly replaced by a sharper, friendlier, more eager version of yourself. The doors of an office are constantly traffic-jammed with a rotation of students dying to make a good impression.
Not only does Benefits Street propagate the myth of the work-shy, morally reprehensible benefits scrounger, it also neglects the majority of benefits claimants. Contrary to popular belief, most are not on unemployment benefits. In fact, the largest part of the welfare bill is spent on state pensions, with disability benefits and family benefits also coming in costing substantially more than unemployment.
To all of those who are part of the job seeking audience and every graduate who feels worthless, hold on. When we get jobs, we will be so happy we will become fried eggs, not hard boiled. I feel better having written this. I will eventually get a job and then I will be able to humblebrag and moan just like everyone else on Facebook. Until then, I'm avoidng eggs......
I am so scared. I am terrified that I will fail. Those are the two sentences I am afraid to say out loud. I am terrified to admit that I don't think I'm good enough. It is a daunting thought... can I actually do this? I'm I strong enough, am I smart enough; do I have enough guts and get go to go and get my dreams?


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...specifically, the one I've wanted the most for the longest, the Sig P238.
I don't have pictures yet as I can't pick it up until tomorrow, but most of you know what a P238 looks like anyway. Mine is a new in box blued version with black grips and SigLite tritium night sights. This also is the first gun I've ever had with night sights so it will be interesting to see how I like those.
I traded my Taurus TCP 738 for it. I have nothing against the Taurus, in fact it's been infallible and I highly recommend it. BUT, because of my work clothes and workplace I am unable to carry anything other than a pocket pistol...meaning that for 40 hours out of the week (in other words, about 95% of my out of home carry time) I am carrying said pocket pistol. In that circumstance where it will be the gun I trust and depend on the most I really think it's in my best interests to demand nothing less than the best (in my mind) in that category, and that, to me, is the P238. I've always had a lot of admiration for them. Plus, I feel that it will be more accurate, more durable, more comfortable to shoot, and more substantial feeling in that all day, every day sort of carry environment.
So I'm pretty excited, but at the moment I'm suffering from separation anxiety, not getting to know my new P238 for another 20 hours. In the meantime, my woes would be eased to hear your experiences with the P238, good or bad, how much you like it, how often you carry it, and what you think of the particular combination I ended up with (night sights on the P238 specifically). I always enjoy reading fellow owners opinions when I buy a new gun.


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Hotels in China have come a long way since the days when musty "friendship hotels" were, for foreigners, the only places to stay. Today, no place on earth is building hotels at the same speed as China. This frenetic expansion is increasing the range and quality of accommodations both for international business and leisure travelers and for China's fast-growing domestic travel market. Shanghai and Beijing have the most advanced hotel scenes in mainland China, with most of the international luxury chains represented (or on their way). There is also an emerging focus in those cities on design-led independent properties, such as Hotel Côté Cour S.L. and Commune. Shanghai is home to one of the highest hotels in the world (the Grand Hyatt Shanghai) and also plans to build the lowest, a luxury underground property in a former quarry, slated to open in 2010. Some of the best hotels in China are beyond the mainland, in Hong Kong and, increasingly, in its fellow Special Administrative Region, Macau. The latter is making waves with its enormous casino resorts, which aim to attract meetings and conventions, as well as the growing number of gambling-crazed Chinese. China is also developing some fine resort hotels, particularly on the island of Hainan. Cities adjacent to natural and historical attractions, such as Hangzhou, Suzhou, Lijiang, and Nanjing, are also welcoming international resort operators, and luxury hotels are springing up in previously neglected areas, such as the northern ski fields near Yabuli, and at the foot of the Great Wall.
Shanghai hotels are rising ever higherand top of the pile is this deluxe cloud buster on the 79th through 93rd floors of the 101-story, 1,615-foot...more
see the Shanghai guideAt this 30-acre resort, the beautifully landscaped grounds with whimsical stone statues and the range of on-site activities (including a rock-climbing wall and...more
After $140 million in renovations, Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, reopened in September 2006 and immediately regained its perch as Hong Kong's grande dame....more
see the Hong Kong guideAlthough its sister property, the original Mandarin Oriental, has now reopened (with much hullabaloo), the Landmark is no slouch, either. Although some of...more
see the Hong Kong guideThe property is set so close to the waterfront that "you can practically dip your toes into the harbor." Upon entering the two-story lobby, guests encounter...more
see the Hong Kong guideThis Balinese-managed property brings the best of that tropical haven to the new China. High concrete walls between villas ensure maximum privacy at the...more
Soaring above People's Square in an angular 60-story building is this airy hotel, flooded with light from floor-to-ceiling windows. The lobby is on the 38th...more
see the Shanghai guideThis high-rise's location above the Pacific Place mall makes it "central enough that you can walk to all the best attractions." Rooms have yellow, dark brown,...more
see the Hong Kong guideHong Kong's tallest hotel (56 floors) dwarfs the extravagant shopping centers and office towers of Central. The harbor views are, naturally, impressive...more
see the Hong Kong guideBorn as the Regent Hotel, the InterContinental was rechristened in 2001 and injected with $40 million in refurbishments. Since then, Kate Moss and John Travolta...more
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Kate Moss Wedding Dress by John Galliano Pictures
Kate Moss the Bride — A First Look at Her Zelda Fitzgerald-Inspired Galliano Dress
>> A few pictures are starting to roll in of Kate Moss heading to her wedding in a silver Rolls Royce, her father Peter and 8-year-old daughter Lila Grace Hack (who's set to serve as her chief bridesmaid and is said to be wearing Stella McCartney) by her side. Her dress, confirmed to be designed by John Galliano, is lightly sequined, and her shoes are confirmed to be Manolo Blahniks with blue lining — as in "something blue" — rather than Christian Louboutin as previously thought.
The wedding dress was inspired by Zelda Fitzgerald, whose engagement ring Moss is wearing. Galliano did the final fitting earlier this week in Europe, while in care, WWD reports. "Kate is his biggest muse and he was never, ever going to let his friend down," one source said. "He did Kate's 21st birthday dress, her 30th birthday dress, and Galliano's show was the first she ever walked for. So this wedding day ties up a lot of things beautifully."
Moss is expected to make a number of outfit changes this evening, Vogue UK reports, three of which will be designed by her close friend Stella McCartney. For her first dance, Moss will wear an oyster silk chiffon dress with embroidered bodice and a cut-out back, then she'll change into a mini body-con dress with a plunging back and beading all over. Finally, for her going-away suit, she'll wear a single-breasted, three-piece white wool suit.
Naomi Campbell (wearing Givenchy couture by Riccardo Tisci), Stella McCartney (in a white, tailored look of her own design), Daphne Guinness (in a light blue dress of her own design), Philip Treacy, Carine Roitfeld (in vintage Galliano), Emmanuelle Alt (in Balmain), and Anna Wintour (in a Mondrian-inspired Prada dress) are all understood to have attended the ceremony.
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Sunni backlash follows Hezbollah's strike in Lebanon
Sectarianism hardened in Lebanon after the Shiite militants clashed with Sunni groups. Talks in Qatar aim to resolve the crisis between Hezbollah and the Lebanese government.
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MARJ AL-ALI, Lebanon
Broadcast from loudspeakers attached to the local mosque, a fiery sermon of anger and resentment against the militant Shiites of Hezbollah echoed across the rooftops and surrounding wooded hills of this small Sunni-populated village.
"They said they were resistance against Israel, but now the mask has fallen, exposing their true faces," thundered the sheikh, his oratory just one of many similarly themed Friday sermons from dozens of other mosques scattered throughout the Sunni-dominated Iqlim al-Kharroub district between Beirut and the coastal city of Sidon.
"You hear that?" asked Mohammed Hajjar, a parliamentarian with the Future Movement, Lebanon's largest Sunni political party, sipping coffee in his garden a few hundred yards from the mosque.
"The people are furious about what happened and they are scared. All the time I have Future Movement people coming up to me, saying they want weapons. But our strategy is not to have weapons. We don't want a civil war."
Hezbollah's swift routing of Sunni groups during deadly street battles that started May 8 in Beirut has spawned an ominous backlash within Lebanon's Sunni community – one of anger, humiliation, and fear. While fighting lasted about a week, the result could see the influence of moderate Sunni leaders weaken as their constituents shift toward more militant groups – such as Al Qaeda and its adherents – as a perceived source of protection against powerful Hezbollah.
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Lenovo Chief Marketing Officer and Senior VP E-Commerce, Deepak Advani, Interviewed by John Quelch, Video Supplement (DVD)
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Publication Date:Aug 29, 2008Discipline:MarketingSource:Video Supplement |
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Professor John Quelch interviewed Lenovo CMO, Deepak Advani, regarding Lenovo's buy-out of IBM's personal computer business, and Lenovo's marketing strategy leading up to the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, China.
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Best way to keep track of utorrent, flash plugin and dropbox releases?
Maybe it's a stupid question, but is there a good site like softpedia that keeps track of stable software versions and emails it to you? Yes, I use softpedia, it's good, but for a lot of software they also track beta/alpha versions and there's no way to opt-out of these notifications (also they told me they are not planning to implement such feature). Like, sheesh, three emails of utorrent beta update per week. Maybe a good free version tracker program for Windows?
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I think something like filehippos update checker which checks your pc on startup for updates might suit you. Just download it and install it, program checks what programs need updates or checks to see if there's is betas available. Use this myself on my machine.
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I don't know of anything that does exactly what you ask. Instead of relying on email notifications for updates you could check out KC Softwares SUMO
It comes bundled with unwanted "Relevant Knowledge" software so if you're going to download it choose the LITE version. KC Softwares SUMO It can be configured to check every program on your machine for available updates and can be set to ignore beta releases. The downside is that there's no automatic update software feature so it's down to the user to identify the correct download link and update method. However on the plus side it does keep track of a huge list of software - more than pretty much any other update checker. |
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Female Beats wrote poetry, took drugs, went on the road, listened to jazz, and lived on the fringe just as the men did, but their accomplishments are not as widely recognized. This volume attempts to correct this oversight by profiling 40 women of the Beat generation and publishing samples of their work. Well-known poets Diane di Prima and Denise Levertov appear in the volume, along with the muses of male writers and other women who never became famous at all. As Brenda Knight notes in her introduction, counterculture women in the 1950s and 1960s faced difficult obstacles: "To be unmarried, a poet, an artist, to bear biracial children, to go on the road was doubly shocking for a woman, and social condemnation was high." The first portion of the anthology is devoted to women who were not Beats but who set the stage for the movement. Josephine Miles wrote poetry and mentored the younger Beat poets at Berkeley, while Madeline Gleason founded the San Francisco Poetry Festival. In the "Muses" section are short biographies of wives and girlfriends of famous male writers such as Jack Kerouac and Neal Cassady. It's widely known that William S. Burroughs shot his wife Joan Vollmer Adams Burroughs; this book fills in other details of her wild and short life. Profiles of writers such as Joyce Johnson, Hettie Jones, Janna McClure, and Janine Pommy Vega account for the rest of the anthology. The lives these women led are as interesting as their writing, and Women of the Beat Generation honors their determination to live outside the mainstream. --Jill Marquis
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Travis Millard's Comic Pancakes
Juxtapoz // Friday, September 05, 2014
Leave it to Juxtapoz friend and contributing illustrator Travis Millard to make drawings with pancake batter that are so good that they warrant a gallery show. Slow Culture in Los Angeles and Millard have preserved his weekly pancake masterpieces and mounted them on plates...
Ryan De La Hoz and Leo Eguiarte at Slow Culture Gallery, LA
Illustration // Thursday, January 09, 2014
Looking forward to attending this amazing 2 person show at Slow Culture Gallery this weekend- with favorites Ryan De La Hoz and his show "Rise From Your Grave" and Leo Eguiarte with "Holographic Conjuration." With an opening reception in Los Angeles, CA this Saturday, January 11th from 7-10PM- this exhibition is not to be missed.
'A Day Away' at Slow Culture Gallery
Erotica // Friday, November 08, 2013
Tonight!! Slow Culture is proud to present A Day Away, the latest project from Los Angeles-based artist Kristofferson San Pablo & Vacancy Projects (a collaboration between Kristofferson San Pablo and Mary Vu, designed to explore the merger of art and commerce). For this installation, San Pablo and Vacancy will create a fully interactive pop-up shop, featuring new works from San Pablo and Vu, as well as collaborative contributions from other artists in the community...
'Except My Love': Jay Howell at Slow Culture
Illustration // Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Slow Culture is very pleased to present "Except My Love," an exhibition of new works by Jay Howell. With 28 new mixed media pieces, wooden sculptures and Jay's full line collaboration with The Hundreds, this show is not to be missed. As a short run show, the exhibit will only run for 1 week ending 11/2, so be quick, or catch the opening reception at Slow Culture Gallery in Los Angeles, Friday November 10/25, from 7-10PM.
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Illustration // Thursday, September 05, 2013
Slow Culture's second opening, Illustrations Vol. 1, opens this Friday, Sept 6th from 7-10PM, and is a group exhibition comprised of work by a selection of LA's most exciting, most in-demand, and most accomplished young illustrators - Benjie Escobar, Ken Garduno, Mike Jones, Brandon Spiegel, Suedehead, and Eric McHenry.


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RENO, Nev. (AP) - Religious leaders of multiple faiths and farmers in Nevada and Utah turned to prayer this weekend for help easing severe drought conditions gripping the West.
MILWAUKEE (AP) - A craft brewer still has hopes of one day using drones to deliver its lager to ice fishing anglers on Minnesota lakes by air, despite being grounded by federal aviation officials after a recent test run.
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Barack Obama's new declaration that he's open to legalizing many immigrants short of citizenship sounds a lot like House Speaker John Boehner and other GOP leaders, an election-year compromise that numerous Republicans as well as Democrats crave.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Justin Bieber's court cases on both sides of the U.S.-Canadian border could complicate the pop star's jet-setting ways as his troubles bring more scrutiny by judges and prosecutors,
HILLSBORO, Ore. (AP) - A 19-year-old Oregon woman who drove an SUV into a leaf pile, killing two young girls playing in it, has been sentenced to three years of probation.
CHANDLER, Ariz. (AP) - An Arizona woman has been accused of trying to kill her hospitalized husband by injecting fecal matter into his IV line, police in suburban Phoenix said Friday.
NEW YORK (AP) - Actress Scarlett Johansson gives SodaStream some sex appeal in a controversial spot, Kia revives actor Laurence Fishburne's "Matrix" character Morpheus in its commercial. And cute puppies and kids abound in ads for Cheerios to Anheuser-Busch.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Thousands of Anthem Blue Cross individual customers whose policies were unchanged by the nation's new health care law could see their premiums jump as much as 25 percent unless California regulators step in.
NEW YORK (AP) - The financial strains and shifting shopping habits of Americans have led to uneven fortunes for retailers.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Call it Cute Bowl.
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Erica Lukes and other Utah parents were outraged when their children had their deep dish pizzas and other food taken and thrown away at their elementary school after a cashier said they owed money on their lunch accounts.
GREENVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The bodies of eight children and their mother were found huddled together in or near a master bedroom, victims of an early-morning fire Thursday from which only the father and an 11-year-old daughter escaped after it ripped through a modest home in western Kentucky.
TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - The homemade matzo ball and beef barley soups are lost on customers walking into Rascals' NY Deli - because there just aren't very many of them.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Henry Waxman, one of Congress' fiercest negotiators and a policy expert on everything from clean air to health care, will retire at the end of the year after four decades in the House.
NEW YORK (AP) - For Kathy Murphy, the difference between being gay or straight is $583 a month.
NEW YORK (AP) - After a busy holiday weekend in shopping malls, millions of Americans are expected to log on and keep shopping on the day dubbed Cyber Monday.
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The following invitation is for golfers who are NOTGAM Members…
The Golf Association of Michigan (GAM) is asking you to attend a focus group at Watermark CC on Wednesday, Dec. 3, 2014, from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m (30 minutes to enjoy dinner and drinks, and only one hour for the focus group). The GAM will be serving you dinner and drinks and will be giving everyone who attends a nice 'gift bag'. If you are a golfer and not a GAM Member, please respond by e-mailing Tonia Laird at email@example.com or by calling the GAM Office at (248) 478-9242 ext. 19 to confirm your registration. We are looking for 30 golfers to help us in this short but fun exercise on golf and the GAM. Please RSVP as soon as possible.
The West Michigan Golf Association supports the First Tee of West Michigan. We'd like to encourage all of you, who love the sport as we do, to do the same.
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Queen Of Hearts itemTo unlock the Queen of Hearts item which reduces the price of a union by 50%, beat the game on Hard difficulty in any capped level. |
Albus strategyMake sure you rescue all of the villagers before fighting Albus and returning to Ecclesia to meet with your mentor. Failing to do so will result in an automatic death when you visit with your mentor, and will have to fight Albus again. Thus, it pays to find all of the villagers first, therefore avoiding a possible second battle. |
Level 255 in Hard modeTo unlock level 255 in Hard mode, beat Level 1 in Hard mode. Alternately, link to Castlevania: Judgment on the Wii. |
Easy money hintTo easily gain money, you will need two Gold Rings (found in rare chests in Kalidus Channel), Double Jump, and the Inire Penicula glyph (Tristis Pass). Equip both Gold Rings and the Inire Pecunia glyph. Go to the map location in the Tymeo Mountains as shown in the video. Double jump over the candle on the post at the right side of the bridge, hold Down and press B to kick it, then mid-air jump off the top of the screen. Do another kick off the bottom of the screen. You will drop back down into the candle. After it is hit, you will get 1,000 gold. Double jump back off the screen. Repeat as desired. |
New Game+To unlock New Game+ mode, beat the game and save when prompted. Then, highlight your cleared saved game file, and press Right to select the clear sign to start a new game in New Game+ mode. |
Overnight leveling hintObtain the Fidelis Aranea Glyph from the Skull Spider, then head to the Monastery. To the right of the save room in the top left corner of the map is a room that will spawn Zombies infinitely. Stand on the ledge at the entrance into the room so that the Zombies can't collide with you and summon the spider glyph. After that, plug your DS in and walk away, allowing the spider to do all of the work. When you return hours and hours later, you should have accumulated tons of experience. |
Connection bonusesTo unlock the following bonuses, connect to Castlevania Judgment: |
Easy rare items hintDo the "Easy experience" trick and after maxing out your time, equip two Fortune Rings. This will take all four to five stared items and turn them one star in rarity. You will get rare items more frequently. |
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After redesigning i started an aggresive link exchange and at the time the site had a page rank of 2.
Two months down the line, the site had a pagerank of 0. My hunch was that the site was being penalised.
After talking with the client he told me he had copied most of the new site material (about 70%) from another very popular website word for word!
What are the implications of this? I have instructed the client to give me new information based on his experiences and research.
How long will google take to index the site once the site content is changed or will it never be highly ranked?
Regaards, 3Mice
This is a bit screwy in my opinion. I once had a page taken from my site and slightly modified after which it came up higher than my original.
Then chances are, they had a higher PR, a lot more backlinks and had been around longer, so yea, you're prob the one being penalized.
See: [webmasterworld.com...] - it may offer you some more insight.
I would also explain very clearly to the site owner what copyright and the DMCA are and how copying content could cause you to lose your hosting and/or more.
Get the new content up and then you'll simply have to wait. Google should update the page see the content is different, but there are no guarantees on the length of time it will take them or that they will 100% do it at all. IME anyway. Good luck.
That is not true at all.
Same content on two sites, the higher PR (authority site) will appear for the search terms and not the other sites. Google ignores duplicate content. Correct me if I am wrong.
Another company profits from another company's hard work, in many cases, weeks and weeks of hard work to build a unique information website. Google do not really seem to stamp this out.
I found a few websites last night that took the whole copy from our website and just modified the text a little to make it appear unique. I am now plotting my revenge.
Web thieves beware because revenge is so sweet!
Tooth for a tooth in my book.
I would say that has been true for years but IMO has been substantially changing as of August. I think Google is targeting very large sites with a lot of similar content carrying Adsense. Another words to control the spam a lot of innocent smaller sites will get hurt.
I would ditch any client dealing in copyright violations.
I know many sites with articles from free content sites rank for the same article. Also, news is duplicated and ranking all the time (do a search for: Two US marines have been killed in the past 48)


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Am buying power mirrors for my new Tacoma that currently doesn't have them installed. I've located some mirrors but still need a switch to install in my dash. Anyone know of a place or web site that sells OEM (or not) power mirror switches? I've searched for it but haven't found anything yet.
Yeah, haven't found any junkyards in my area with any Tacoma's. Wish I knew other models that use identical parts, but not sure how to find that out.
Many used parts yards will take an order for a particular part (such as the mirror controls) and can find them through their internet based system of other junkyards. Barely Used Parts is one in particular that will do that.
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http://tinyurl.com/pa2yc3bBoeing's top executives heaped praise on the North Charleston 787 complex during the company's annual investor meeting held on Kiawah Wednesday morning, while broadcasting sharp challenges, including to its suppliers and main competitor, Airbus.
"We're glad you could see it for yourself yesterday," CEO Jim McNerney told the gathered analysts, referring to Tuesday's tour of the local factories. "It's a big deal. It took a long time, but we're on the other side now."
McNerney said having Boeing South Carolina is not only helping reduce the enormous 787 order backlog but also gives the company "choice" when deciding where to place future work, like the upcoming 787-10X stretch Dreamliner and the 777X.
"Now that we have internal competition, we're going to get much better deals — much better deals," he said, seemingly a nod to the government and unions in Boeing's historic planemaking hub near Seattle.
McNerney touted Boeing's recently adopted "Partnering for Success" program that aims to cut costs within the supply chain and has involved some tough letters sent to problem suppliers.
"They will feel the pain," McNerney said of suppliers who aren't efficient enough. "They'll be on a corporate 'no-fly' list for the next program."
Boeing also unveiled more specifics about how its 787 and 777X models would compete with European rival Airbus' A350 jet, which is expected to fly for the first time this summer.
"We're about five years ahead of them and we're going to bracket them," McNerney said of the approximately 350-seat 777-8X and approximately 400-seat 777-9X.
"We're way ahead of them and it's going to be fun," he continued, before joking, "shamelessly objective as I am."
In addition to McNerney, Boeing finance chief and the leaders of the company's commercial and defense units also spoke and took questions. Breakout sessions with other executives followed.
Boeing didn't say ahead of time where the conference was, but analyst reports said it would be in Charleston, and at the beginning of his comments Wednesday morning, McNerney said "this is Kiawah."
The conference comes as the 787 is getting back in the air after a three-month grounding due to a battery problem and after Boeing announced another major expansion in South Carolina boosted by a major government incentive package.
Boeing commercial airplanes chief Ray Conner described the company's 6,000-worker operation in North Charleston as "truly a remarkable story," noting that the factories that handle the mid- and aft-body sections of the Dreamliner are now churning out seven a month.
"That place is starting to really hum," Conner said.
He also addressed the recent return of the 787 to commercial service after the worldwide grounding.
"Some people would say we did three years of work in three months, and I would agree with that," Conner said.
He also noted that the fact that he's never visited or played golf on Kiawah during his previous trips to South Carolina shows how focused he and Boeing have been on the 787 program.
Boeing assembles the jets in North Charleston and Everett, Wash.
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9 A little leaven leavens the whole lump. | 9 "A little yeast works through the whole batch of dough." |
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My favorite cookbook is one home-made by my best friend Melissa. It is much cherished!
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Well I was at the park this sunday, playing with my hitting partner. We were playing a set and I broke him by creating the shap angles off my fierce 2 handed shots, but anyways I was getting a single serve in. My normal serve is a short poke at the ball that is easy to attack. So then I was thinking about Bartoli and how consistent her shots and things are. I started to imitate her servebecause I knew that her serve is consistent. So I stood at the line stood on my tippy toes and served I don't do my arm like hers but it worked. I aced him a couple times, and My serve was placing well. At 1st I tried to imitates Venus' serve motion I just love that motion so then that didn't work so I tried Serena's that didn't work so I went with Bartoli. But Bartoli's Serve really works and I was thinking if she can generate 90-100mph serves with her wrist then imagine what she could do if hers was like Justine or Venus'.
Have you guys ever done this? Imitate a players certain something?
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After 19 days in the Australian outback, the public vote came down to the Made in Chelsea star and champion boxer David Haye.
And as the moody star spoke to Ant and Dec on leaving the jungle, he told them: "I kind of wanted to stay. I said I wanted to get to the final five and I'm really proud of myself."
Hugo got a hard time from other campers for being snappy and admitted to getting angry when he is hungry, but he said he found the jungle harder than he had anticipated.
"So many people can say it's really difficult but they don't go into the emotional side of it. It's such a roller-coaster."
"But as time went on I became calmer, more relaxed about things. I used to think if you got stressed you would be more productive but I've worked out it's actually the opposite," he added.
Hugo, who took part in three Bush Tucker Trials, described his campmates as "the nicest people in the world", adding that David had lost weight since joining the team.
That echoed a Dingo Dollar Challenge in which the celebrities had to guess whether former campmates Rosemary or Colin had lost the most weight while in the jungle.
Ashley, Eric and Charlie believed Colin had lost the two stones and three pounds, but they were astonished to hear that they had answered wrongly during the latest Dingo Dollar Challenge.
"You could see it across his face and the way he ran across that bridge. He lost that in 17 days that's just under two pounds a day, no way could Rosemary have lost that weight in five days less.
"He's a record holder, it's got to be Colin," said Eric.
David and Hugo, who competed in the challenge for their campmates, walked back empty-handed as David marvelled at the amount of weight the TV chef had dropped.
"In 15 days Rosemary lost 31 pounds, that's the equivalent of four babies weighing seven and a half pound.
"We thought it was Colin too, maybe he lost it around his face and Rosemary lost it round her stomach," suggested David.
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I'm having problems using the "Project Geometry" command when I'm editing a sketch on a part, and attempting to project geometry from an assembly on the part.
Now in this example, this is the structure of my parts:
Assembly 1
-Fabricated Part 1
-Assembly 2
--Fabricated Part 2
--Fabricated Part 3
(Assembly 1 and Assembly 2 do contain more parts than what is listed, I just simplified it so I don't have to type out the hundreds of parts used)
Now, I want to project Fabricated Part 1 onto Fabricated Part 2. I use the following steps to do this, starting out by working in Assembly 1:
This is where the trouble starts. When I try to project Fabricated Part 1 onto Fabricated Part 2, it gives me an error message of:
"Cross-Part projection failed because the sketch is in a part which is adaptive in another assembly"
Fortunately this is about as intuitive of an error message as you can get, simply Fabricated Part 2 is already adaptive in another assembly, and when you use "Project Geometry" it automatically makes the part adaptive to the assembly you are projecting from, and you can't have two assemblies driving one part, so it gives me an error message.
Only problem is, this is a part I just made, that isn't used in any other designs, and isn't adaptive in Assembly 2. Nowhere does it say which assembly the part is already adaptive in (I know it must have that info stored somewhere, as it needs to know what is adaptive where, I just don't know how to get to it).
Now that Projecting Fabricated Part 1 in Assembly 1 to Fabricated Part 2 in Assembly 2 doesn't work, I tried to Project Fabricated Part 3 in Assembly 2 to Fabricated Part 2 in Assembly 2, which strangely does work.
Basically whenever I project geometry found in Assembly 1 onto Fabricated Part 2 it fails with the above error message. Whenever i project geometry found in Assembly 2 onto Fabricated Part 2, it works. Neither Fabricated Part 2, or Assembly 2 are adaptive.
Now I'm wondering if this is a workflow problem. This is how these parts were made:
Assembly 2 is similar to another assembly found elsewhere called Assembly 3, the only difference is that in Assembly 3, I need to change Fabricated Part 4 to a different part, all other parts remain the same.
Therefor I open Assembly 3, do a "Save as/Save Copy As" and save it as Assembly 2. Now I need to make my changes to Fabricated Part 4, so I open it, do a "Save as/save copy as" on it, and save it as Fabricated Part 2. In Assembly 2 I then do a Replace on Fabricated Part 4 and replace it with my new Fabricated Part 2. I now make the changes I need to make to Fabricated Part 2.
I started at this company a couple months ago, and that was the workflow explained to me, and it seemed to work. I wasn't aware of any damage it could cause, as I haven't used Inventor before, so I went along with it. Since that time I'm helping to implement Vault, and my knowledge of Inventor has increased, and I've become aware of a program thats called Design Assisstant. I'm thinking doing the "Save as/Save copy as" function is keeping some legacy information of my old part, making it think it is adaptive in another assembly, when really it isn't, it is the part that I did the save as from.
So two questions: is using Save as/Save copy as a valid way to quickly copy designs, or should all copying of designs be done with Design Assisstant?
Also, Is there any way to view where this part thinks it is adaptive in? The trouble I see, is using Save As has been done for a very long time here, so the part I did the Save As from, could have been Saved As from another, then Saved As from another, etc. etc., and it would be almost impossible to track down (if that is what caused the problem).
Sorry for the long winded post, but I would really appreciate any help, or insight into the problem, and a possible solution, it is starting to cause big problems. Sorry I cannot post the assembly/part files, the models cannot be shared publicly. Thanks for any help,
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Untick "Adaptively Used in Assembly" under the Modeling tab in Document Settings (Tools, Options panel), for Fabricated Part 2 and Assembly 2 if necessary. When I use Save (Copy) As, it clears the adaptivity. If you copy the file in Windows Explorer it would retain the adaptiveness. I'm not using Vault yet, but I understand you can also use it to copy a design.
Untick "Adaptively Used in Assembly" under the Modeling tab in Document Settings (Tools, Options panel), for Fabricated Part 2 and Assembly 2 if necessary. When I use Save (Copy) As, it clears the adaptivity. If you copy the file in Windows Explorer it would retain the adaptiveness. I'm not using Vault yet, but I understand you can also use it to copy a design.
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May 16th, 2013 01:35 AM #1
Books about loss for toddlers
Friends from my hometown had a baby boy a few days into May, at about 4 days old they took him back to the hopsital because his colour was off, and he wasn't sleeping or eating well. After being airlifted to a larger centre he was diagnosed with a very serious heart defect, and he did not survive. They have a 3 yr old boy as well, so I'm wondering if anyone knows of any books that might talk about death in a toddler friendly way? I plan to send them a card, and wanted to include a couple of books (he loves Cars) for their son.
May 16th, 2013 04:13 AM #3
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I'm so sorry to hear that, my condolences to the family and your family.
I'm not sure how age appropriate it is, but Michael Rosen's 'Sad Book' is one about grief that has been recommended to me. Deb Gilori seems to be good at big concepts to me, 'No Matter What' deals with love and talks about how it endures after we're gone, this is the closest I've got with my daughter to talking about death yet. Deb Gilori also wrote 'Always and Forever' about death and grief, I'm guessing this would also be a good bet.
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...and an old classic, "The Tenth Good Thing about Barney."
May 16th, 2013 11:59 AM #9
Thanks for the suggestions, I'll look those up.
And yes, very sad. I'm not super close with the mom and dad, and we're in touch mainly because of facebook, but I do know they were expecting a healthy baby, and had no idea what was to come.


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Lovely pose you caught here! I really like the spread of the wings and you succeeded in sneaking up from behind and getting in close...
On a technical note: there's quite a lot of noise in the shot and it is a little out of focus around the wing tips. I'm guessing you had to crop the original quite a bit to get this composition.
Perhaps it was too dark to use a lower ISO setting. In general this would need to be taken with a monopod to get a little more stability in the shot and to use a smaller aperture which would give you more depth of field.
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