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Date | 2010-10-21 16:21:32 |
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Subject: [Analytical & Intelligence Comments] Situation in Mexico
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2010 09:07:20 -0500 (CDT)
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Larry Lambert sent a message using the contact form at
Falcon Lake Report -- You're spot on with the Hartley murder.
Mexico Situation Report - Your chart and your information is based on word on
the street via US intelligence/law enforcement agencies and it's wrong. To
some extent, those in the know at EPIC might tell you the same thing
privately. I'll give you an example rather than writing a tome on the
subject: The Sinaloa Cartel (The Federation) controls the area in Mexico all
the way up to the US Border. The shards of what what once was the AFO are
running with the Gulf Cartel through Ruth Arellano, wife of Benjamin
Arellano. Their organization on the US Border is more or less defunct. Luis
Fernando Sanchez Arellano (The Engineer) is still at large, but he's hiding
from the Federation and isn't trafficking much. The Federation took a hit
when El Teo (The Soup Maker) was arrested last January, but since then have
been rebuilding in BC Norte. Today, the Federation is clearly in control
inside the Mexican judicial and law enforcement system in all of BC. A source
close to the matter told me that The Engineer is paying a tax to the
Federation even though he is hiding out. If true, and I have no reason to
doubt it, the AFO is completely defunct in Northern Mexico.
The AFO's relationship with the Gulf Cartel began while Benjamin Arellano was
in custody in Mexico City and Ruth took the reigns of the cartel, presumably
with Benjamin's sanction. At first, she carried messages from Benjamin to the
outside, but as time went on, it became plain that she ran her own game and
people took orders from her. She sat on the AFO war chest and had the money
to buy/sell. She moved product north through the old AFO network, paying a
tax to the Gulf Cartel. Thus the AFO, once feared and powerful, became a
There is a broad misunderstanding about who can traffic in Mexico. So long as
you pay the "tax" to the dominant cartel in the region, you can traffic
narcotics without disruption. So what was the AFO is still in the narcotics
business. They're just no longer dominant or able to exert political control
in their area.
Yvonne Soto Vega (La Pantera) is due out of prison at the first of the year -
maybe late December. I haven't checked lately so I don't have a date. She was
every bit as big as Chuey Labra in the money laundering structure of the old
AFO. When she is free, the old AFO people will have access to more money, but
I can't see them challenging the Federation.
**My information comes directly from the SOURCE (not necessarily 'a source')
in Mexico.
In a meeting with SSA Larry Brito (FBI - El Paso) a year ago, we told him
that the US Gov had about 50% of the information correct. That still seems to
be the case. The US Government moves, but it does so glacially. Part of that
comes with the RAPIDLY changing landscape in Mexico. The Millennium
Cartel/Valencia Cartel, for example, has been almost completely swallowed by
LFM (Michoacan) and LFM simply co-opted their people, so they work for LFM
now. That happened within the past couple of weeks.
Ok, I hope that whoever reads this finds it interesting and useful while
putting the puzzle together. There is about to be a big push by the US
Government and Mexican agencies in Chihuahua and it will be interesting to
see if they can wrest control of the State from the narcos. I know they're
working hard to do this, but it's a lot like pounding sand with a hammer. The
sand displaces and then re-fills. My prediction (and who am I?) is that it
will leave the area even MORE open for the Federation to move into.
I was a Stratfor member, but the information you put out was only marginally
correct, and didn't keep up with the changing tides in Latin America. That is
really not your fault because it changes so fast that unless you're really
operating near the backbone, it's almost impossible to keep up.


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1 Paul, the servant of Jesus Christ, called an apostle, separated into the gospel of God [parted into the gospel of God]; | 1 Paul, a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle and set apart for the gospel of God-- |
2 which he had promised before by his prophets in holy scriptures | 2 the gospel he promised beforehand through his prophets in the Holy Scriptures |
3 of his Son, which is made to him of the seed of David by the flesh, [of his Son, the which is made of the seed of David after the flesh,] | 3 regarding his Son, who as to his human nature was a descendant of David, |
4 and he was before-ordained the Son of God in virtue, by the Spirit of hallowing of the again-rising of dead men, of Jesus Christ our Lord [+which is predestined, or before-ordained by grace, the Son of God in virtue, after the Spirit of hallowing of the again-rising of dead men, of Jesus Christ our Lord,] | 4 and who through the Spirit of holiness was declared with power to be the Son of God by his resurrection from the dead: Jesus Christ our Lord. |
5 by whom we have received grace and the office of apostle [by whom we have received grace and apostlehood, or state of apostle], to obey to the faith in all folks for his name, | 5 Through him and for his name's sake, we received grace and apostleship to call people from among all the Gentiles to the obedience that comes from faith. |
6 among which ye be also called of Jesus Christ, | 6 And you also are among those who are called to belong to Jesus Christ. |
7 to all that be at Rome, darlings of God, and called holy, grace to you [to all that be at Rome, the loved of God, called holy, grace be to you], and peace of God our Father, and of the Lord Jesus Christ. | 7 To all in Rome who are loved by God and called to be saints: Grace and peace to you from God our Father and from the Lord Jesus Christ. |
8 First I do thankings to my God, by Jesus Christ, for all you, for your faith is showed in all the world. | 8 First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your faith is being reported all over the world. |
9 For God is a witness to me, to whom I serve in my spirit, in the gospel of his Son, that without ceasing I make mind of you ever in my prayers [whom I serve in my spirit, in the gospel of his Son, for without ceasing I make mind of you evermore in my prayers], | 9 God, whom I serve with my whole heart in preaching the gospel of his Son, is my witness how constantly I remember you |
10 and beseech [praying], if in any manner sometime I have a speedy way in the will of God to come to you. | 10 in my prayers at all times; and I pray that now at last by God's will the way may be opened for me to come to you. |
11 For I desire to see you, to part somewhat to you of spiritual grace [that I give to you something of spiritual grace], that ye be confirmed, | 11 I long to see you so that I may impart to you some spiritual gift to make you strong-- |
12 that is, to be comforted together in you, by [that] faith that is both yours and mine together. | 12 that is, that you and I may be mutually encouraged by each other's faith. |
13 And, brethren, I will not, that ye not know [that ye unknow], that oft I purposed to come to you, and I am letted [and I am forbidden] till this time, that I have some fruit in you, as [and] in other folks. | 13 I do not want you to be unaware, brothers, that I planned many times to come to you (but have been prevented from doing so until now) in order that I might have a harvest among you, just as I have had among the other Gentiles. |
14 To Greeks and to barbarians, to wise men and to unwise men, I am debtor, | 14 I am obligated both to Greeks and non-Greeks, both to the wise and the foolish. |
15 so that that is in me is ready to preach the gospel also to you that be at Rome. | 15 That is why I am so eager to preach the gospel also to you who are at Rome. |
16 For I shame not the gospel, for it is the virtue of God into health to each man that believeth, to the Jew first, and to the Greek. | 16 I am not ashamed of the gospel, because it is the power of God for the salvation of everyone who believes: first for the Jew, then for the Gentile. |
17 For the rightwiseness of God is showed in it, of faith into faith, as it is written, For a just man liveth of faith. | 17 For in the gospel a righteousness from God is revealed, a righteousness that is by faith from first to last, just as it is written: "The righteous will live by faith." |
18 For the wrath of God is showed from heaven on all unpiety and wickedness of those men, that withhold the truth of God in unrightwiseness. [Forsooth the wrath of God is showed from heaven upon all unpiety and unrightwiseness of those men, that withhold, or hold aback, the truth of God in unrightwiseness.] | 18 The wrath of God is being revealed from heaven against all the godlessness and wickedness of men who suppress the truth by their wickedness, |
19 For that thing of God that is known, is showed to them [For that that is known of God is shown, or made open, to them], for God hath showed to them. | 19 since what may be known about God is plain to them, because God has made it plain to them. |
20 For the invisible things of him, that be understood, be beheld of the creature of the world, by those things that be made, yea, and the everlasting virtue of him and the Godhead, so that they may not be excused. [For the invisible things of him, of the creature of the world, by those things that be made, understood be beholden, and the everlasting virtue of him, and the Godhead, so that they be unexcusable.] | 20 For since the creation of the world God's invisible qualities--his eternal power and divine nature--have been clearly seen, being understood from what has been made, so that men are without excuse. |
21 For when they had known God, they glorified him not as God, neither did thankings; but they vanished in their thoughts, and the unwise heart of them was darked [was darked, or made dark]. | 21 For although they knew God, they neither glorified him as God nor gave thanks to him, but their thinking became futile and their foolish hearts were darkened. |
22 For they saying that themselves were wise [Soothly they saying themselves to be wise men], they were made fools. | 22 Although they claimed to be wise, they became fools |
23 And they changed the glory of uncorruptible God into the likeness of an image of a deadly man [into the likeness of an image of corruptible man], and of birds, and of four-footed beasts, and of serpents. | 23 and exchanged the glory of the immortal God for images made to look like mortal man and birds and animals and reptiles. |
24 For which thing God betook them into the desires of their heart, into uncleanness, that they punish with wrongs their bodies in themselves. | 24 Therefore God gave them over in the sinful desires of their hearts to sexual impurity for the degrading of their bodies with one another. |
25 The which [men] changed the truth of God into lying, and praised and served a creature rather than the creator, that is blessed into worlds of worlds [that is blessed into worlds, or without end]. Amen. | 25 They exchanged the truth of God for a lie, and worshiped and served created things rather than the Creator--who is forever praised. Amen. |
26 Therefore God betook them into passions of shame [Therefore God betook them into passions of evil fame, or shame]. For the women of them changed the natural use into that use that is against kind. | 26 Because of this, God gave them over to shameful lusts. Even their women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones. |
27 Also the men [the males, or men,] forsook the natural use of woman, and burned in their desires together, and men into men wrought filthhood, and received into themselves the meed that behooved of their error [males into males working filthhood, and receiving in themselves the meed, or hire, that behooved of their error]. | 27 In the same way the men also abandoned natural relations with women and were inflamed with lust for one another. Men committed indecent acts with other men, and received in themselves the due penalty for their perversion. |
28 And as they proved that they had not God in knowing [And as they proved not to have God in knowing], God betook them into a reprovable wit, that they do those things that be not suitable; | 28 Furthermore, since they did not think it worthwhile to retain the knowledge of God, he gave them over to a depraved mind, to do what ought not to be done. |
29 that they be full-filled with all wickedness [full-filled with all wickedness], malice, fornication, covetousness, waywardness, full of envy, manslayings [manslaying], strife, guile, evil will, | 29 They have become filled with every kind of wickedness, evil, greed and depravity. They are full of envy, murder, strife, deceit and malice. They are gossips, |
30 privy backbiters, detractors, hateful to God, debaters, proud, and high over measure [hateful to God, wrongful despisers, proud, high over measure], finders of evil things, not obedient to father and mother, | 30 slanderers, God-haters, insolent, arrogant and boastful; they invent ways of doing evil; they disobey their parents; |
31 unwise, unmannerly, without love [without affection, or love], without bond of peace, without mercy. | 31 they are senseless, faithless, heartless, ruthless. |
32 The which when they had known the rightwiseness of God, understood not, that they that do such things be worthy the death, not only they that do those things [not only they that do such things], but also they that consent to the doers. | 32 Although they know God's righteous decree that those who do such things deserve death, they not only continue to do these very things but also approve of those who practice them. |
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OLATHE, Kansas (January 11, 2012) – It's a new world record! John Deere's Project "Can Do" created a full-sized combine made entirely from food – 308,448 cans of food and 11,268 bags of food to be exact. According to Guinness® World Records, Project "Can Do" is by far the largest sculpture ever built from canned food, more than doubling the number of cans used in the previous record set two years ago.
The combine can-food sculpture, which is 60 feet wide, 80 feet long and 16 feet tall and weighs approximately 170 tons, was created to recognize the vital role that America's farmers play in feeding the world. The sculpture depicts John Deere's new S-Series Combine harvesting corn and showcases how new equipment and technologies are helping farmers meet the growing world demand for food by delivering more productivity and efficiency to their farms.
The world-record can-food sculpture was built November 12-17 by a team of 450 John Deere volunteers including employees, retirees, employee families and friends. The structure took more than 1800 hours to build and contains more than 15 different kinds of canned food. In addition to the cans of food, the sculpture contains 11,268 bags of popcorn, peas and beans.
The sculpture was on display at the John Deere Pavilion in Moline, Illinois, until December 12 when it was dismantled and all the food was donated to River Bend Foodbank. River Bend serves families in the Quad Cities and 22 counties in Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois.
"Project 'Can Do' gave our employees, retirees and their families a tremendous sense of accomplishment and pride in being part of this good-will effort," says Nicole Schneider, Project Co-Leader for John Deere Ag & Turf Division. "We all are thrilled with the success of this project and that all the food was donated to help those in need during this past holiday season. In fact, for every volunteer who worked on the build, one person in need will be fed for one year as a result of all the donated food."
Richard Williamson, Project Co-Leader for John Deere Ag & Turf Division, says the project is considered a zero-landfill project with all of the building materials being either recycled or reused. In addition, he credits several organizations for helping support the company's efforts to create the world's largest sculpture of canned food.
"The project wouldn't have been possible without technical help from a number of organizations," Williamson adds. "Those include Canstruction®, Inc., which organizes canstruction competitions worldwide; the Chicago architectural firm RTKL, Inc., that led the design and construction of the project; and Hy-Vee Food Stores, which helped source and deliver all the cans of food."
During the construction phase of the can sculpture, John Deere fans from around the world participated in Project "Can Do" by designing "virtual cans" and submitting them via the John Deere Facebook page. Photographs and videos about the project and its construction can be found at www.Facebook.com/JohnDeere.
Deere & Company (NYSE: DE) is a world leader in providing advanced products and services and is committed to the success of customers whose work is linked to the land - those who cultivate, harvest, transform, enrich and build upon the land to meet the world's dramatically increasing need for food, fuel, shelter and infrastructure. Since 1837, John Deere has delivered innovative products of superior quality built on a tradition of integrity. For more information, visit John Deere at its worldwide website at www.JohnDeere.com.
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Facebook users in the U.S. now can see which of their friends are nearby.
The "Nearby Friends" feature, which is being rolled out gradually, must be turned on by the user, so people shouldn't expect to broadcast their location unknowingly. It uses your smartphone's GPS system to tell your Facebook friends you are nearby – provided they have the feature turned on as well. Rather than share your exact location, it will show only that you are nearby, say, within half a mile.
If you like, you can manually share a more precise location with a specific friend you'd like to meet up with. Friends can see where you're located in a particular park, airport or city block. By default, your exact location will be shared for only an hour, although you can change this.
Nearby Friends launches amid the growing popularity of location-based mobile dating apps such as Tinder and Hinge. But unlike those apps, Facebook's feature will let you meet up only with people who are already your friends.
Facebook, whose motto has long been "move fast and break things," built a lot of precautions in this new tool as it tries to avoid privacy fiascoes that often bubble up when it makes changes to its service.
The new motto, "ship love," is evident in the cautious rollout of Nearby Friends, said Jules Polonetsky, director of the Future of Privacy Forum, an industry-backed think tank in Washington. He has advised Facebook on privacy issues, including the latest feature.
He believes Facebook is showing "a deeper appreciation that with a billion users, any change needs to be implemented in a way that doesn't surprise the audience." That's especially so when it comes to privacy, especially when it comes to location sharing.
"Once you start bringing this to a mass audience, you need to be cautious," Polonetsky said, "so inadvertent oversharing is not possible."
Nearby Friends also won't be available to users under 18, said Andrea Vaccari, a product manager at Facebook.
Of course, all the safeguards and slow rollout, which began late last month, means that most users won't have the feature available right away, but rather in the coming weeks and months. Initially it will go to people who are likely to appreciate it, Vaccari said, such as people who have "checked in" to various restaurants, bars or other locations using Facebook.
Unlike with other features, Facebook isn't forcing people to use Nearby Friends. Therefore, there is a possibility it won't catch on widely.
Vaccari is optimistic that it will.
Facebook employees have been testing Nearby Friends, and Vaccari cites ways it has helped people get together:
• When two people landed at the airport at the same time from different flights, they saw that they did through Nearby Friends and shared a ride home together.
• When two people were out shopping alone in San Francisco, they joined forces after seeing each other nearby.
Nearby Friends, Vaccari said, isn't for the five to 10 close friends whom you feel comfortable texting or calling up to hang out. Rather, he said, it's for the broader group of friends you enjoy spending time with but wouldn't necessarily call. Nearby Friends may provide that extra push. Users can limit whom they share their location with to smaller groups of friends.
Users who sign up will be shown a short tutorial. Besides seeing friends who are nearby, users can also see which of their friends are traveling, and in general which friends are using the feature even if they are not nearby.
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H. P. Lovecraft: Against The World, Against LifeIn this prescient work, Michel Houellebecq focuses his considerable analytical skills on H. P. Lovecraft, the seminal, enigmatic horror writer of the early 20th century. Houellebecq's insights into the craft of writing illuminate both Lovecraft and Houellebecq's own work. The two are kindred spirits, sharing a uniquely dark worldview. But even as he outlines Lovecraft's rejection of this loathsome world, it is Houellebecq's adulation for the author that drives this work and makes it a love song, infusing the writing with an energy and passion not seen in Houellebecq's novels to date. This book is indispensable reading for anyone interested in Lovecraft, Houellebecq, or the past and future of horror. |
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A controversial housing project in St. Albans cleared a major hurdle this week, despite the misgivings of area residents.
Borough President Helen Marshall on Monday granted conditional approval to the residential and community services building being proposed by the Presbyterian Church of St. Albans.
The church is looking to build a structure of nearly 65,000 square feet at 118-27/47 Farmers Blvd. with 67 affordable housing units and space for some of the church's social service programs.
It would rise from three stories in the front to four and then five toward the rear of the property.
Community Board 12 last month voted in favor of variances for the floor area, the number of units, building height and parking spaces, of which there would be 23 on site if the plans are approved by the city's Board of Standards and Appeals.
Sharon Johnson, first vice president of the St. Albans Civic Association, and a long-time community resident, believes the building is too big for a residential block, and fears that 200 or so new residents could overwhelm the neighborhood.
"Start with the schools," she said. "How many children will be coming in? PS 36 is overcrowded. IS 59 is overcrowded."
She said parking and traffic already are issues, and that 23 on-site parking spaces will force everyone else from the complex to seek parking on neighborhood streets.
And the height, she said, is completely out of character with homes for one to three families.
"The bigger the housing project, the more profitable it is," she said. "Why does it have to be 67? This is about greed, not need."
The proposal also is offering space for educational and career-training services, youth and senior citizen programs
Johnson acknowledged, as did Marshall, that the church and its pastor, the Rev. Edward Davis, have a long history of service to the St. Albans community.
But she also feels that residents were not given enough public notice early in the application process.
"The problem isn't with the man," she said about Davis. "It's about the plan."
The Chronicle was unable to contact Davis prior to deadline, but Marshall reiterated on Monday that her approval was conditional on church officials establishing a dialogue with the community.
"St. Albans Presbyterian Church is well-rooted in the neighborhood and has a long record of community service," Marshall said in a statement issued by her office. "The church's project would provide much-needed affordable housing and allow the church to expand its valuable social programs."
She added that the stepped design, rising from three floors to five toward the rear of the property, is intended to address residents' concerns over the building's height.
"For these reasons, I believe the church's variance application should be approved as long as the church agrees to establish and participate in a community dialogue group," Marshall said.
A date for BSA proceedings was not available.
Johnson said a meeting at the church, located at 190-04 119 Ave., was scheduled for tonight, Dec. 19, with a start time of between 7 and 7:30 p.m.
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If the reason for enacting a state ban on texting while driving is to make roads and drivers safer and to replace the present patchwork of local bans, then the Senate is heading in the wrong direction.
Instead of simply banning texting while driving, the Senate wants to muddy the issue by barring young people from texting or talking on a cell phone while driving. And by banning any driver from texting while driving in a school zone.
There should be no question that young people shouldn't be texting while driving. Nobody should. Indeed, 50-year-olds are likely to be far less facile texters than teenagers are. For either old or young, texting is a distraction. It is considered more dangerous than driving under the influence of alcohol. Texting is a factor in many traffic accidents, including fatal ones.
Additionally, there should be no question about banning texting while driving in a school zone where children, on foot or on bicycles, are particularly vulnerable.
But if the Legislature would simply ban texting while driving, school zones would be safer. So would hospital zones and business zones and zones where tourists flock, and often walk, confused, into traffic.
The House has passed such a bill, which is in a Senate committee. And the House Education Committee last week wisely expanded the Senate's proposal to mirror the House bill.
The Legislature has toyed with previous proposals to ban texting while driving and come up short. It appears that there is a will to do something now, and it would be a pity to squander that opportunity by quibbling over unnecessary caveats to a ban. The governor needs to be given a clear, direct bill to ban texting while driving. A limited ban exempting older drivers suggests that it is safe for them to text. It isn't.
And it isn't safe for those older drivers' children to be on the road with anyone, of any age, and in any zone, who is texting while driving.
Forty-three states already have faced up to the dangers of drivers who text and have passed laws against texting while driving, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
In South Carolina, where the Legislature has failed to ban the practice, municipalities have imposed their own bans. That means drivers are expected to know that when they leave Charleston and enter Mount Pleasant, the rules change.
And when they enter North Charleston, there is no ban at all. Keeping up with the hodgepodge or laws is a distraction in itself.
The problem is clear and the solution is easy.
Ban texting while driving in South Carolina.
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It's Christmastime in the Garden State, and (thanks to the premiere's slight format change) our first gift of the season is new tag lines for all the housewives, aside from the twins, who share one. Without further ado:
"You never know how strong you are until it's the only choice you have." —Teresa G. (Wonder what she could be referring to?)
"I've learned to forgive and never regret." –Melissa (Nice play on words/subtle dig)
"You're not seeing double—you're seeing trouble!" –Teresa and Nicole (Not seeing any reason to care just yet)
"I'm a survivor, no one is bringing me down." –Amber (Is this also her audition for Elphaba in Wicked?)
"I'm back to bring the Zen. Namaste, bitches!" –Dina (Winner. Hands down.)
Besides spending time with family and loved ones, the holidays in New Jersey are also a time to remind yourself and others of all of the extravagance around. The Guidice's continue to use the time together to reflect on what's important. A couple of seasons ago, Teresa probably would have made a much bigger scene about the multiple ornaments that broke while decorating the family tree. But the new Teresa—the stronger Teresa—has more important priorities than holiday décor. With the right intentions, she is clearly struggling to find the right balance in her life as her solemn narrative of the season continues.
The Gorgas are also spending time together decorating, but their new rental home in Franklin Lakes isn't quite big enough for the oversize trees, plants, and nutcrackers they are trying to fit in while their "dream home" is being built. What was wrong with the first dream home for the Gorgas you may ask? Well, nothing really—but remember Melissa wanted to move away from Teresa and her family so their children wouldn't end up going to the same school together? That's what she said at the reunion, but it looks like Melissa's story has changed, and she claims they only moved to be closer to Joe's work. She likely was just being dramatic last season, but it does seem that Melissa and Teresa's relationship is in a comfortable place.
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Need proof that your business needs to get involved with Social Media?
National Survey Finds Majority of Journalists Now Depend on Social Media for Story Research by Cision
A national survey of reporters and editors revealed that 89% use blogs for story research, 65% turn to social media sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn, and 52% utilize microblogging services such as Twitter. While the use of social media sources by journalists is growing rapidly, the reliability of such information remains an issue, as "the survey also made it clear that reporters and editors are acutely aware of the need to verify information they get from social media."
Social Media Not Preferred Recommendation Resource by MediaPost Online Media Daily
In a study asking consumers to rate the most influential sources of information for their purchase decisions, 59% said "personal advice from friends or family members," followed by 39% search engines, 36% articles in newspapers or magazines, online articles 28%, email 20% and social media 19%. Three caveats: first, though low, the influence of social media is growing. Second, social media and search are rated more influential by younger buyers and high-income consumers than by other groups. Third, the survey was heavily consumer-oriented; b2b figures would be different. The key takeaway — companies can't put all of their marketing eggs in one basket, but need to balance budgets across several areas including email, social media, organic SEO, paid search and offline campaigns.
Social Media: Everybody's Doing It, But For Different Reasons [Charts] by Pamorama
While 28% of U.S. adults say they give advice about purchases on social networking sites, only 17% say they seek out such advice when making buying decisions. "70% of social media users between the ages of 18-34 regularly use Facebook more than other sites such as MySpace, Twitter, and Classmates.com," and women use Facebook more than men.
Senior marketing execs see their companies moving to social media in 2010 by The Viral Garden
In a recent study of high-level marketing executives, 70% plan new social media initiatives in 2010. 92% said they personally use LinkedIn, versus 56% on Facebook. While 28% planned to use internal resources to launch new initiatives, 25% turn to social media consultants. The two most important criteria when hiring a social media consultant are examples of previous work and recommendations; number of Twitter followers is the 12th-most important factor.
Social Media Users' Interests and Expectations Vary by Network [Stats] by Pamorama
Another notable Pam Dyer post, this one summarizing a study from online advertising network Chitika which shows that Twitter is the best place to share news: 47% of the outbound traffic from Twitter goes to news sites, vs. 28% from Facebook, 18% from Digg and an imperceptable share from MySpace. Digg is the most technical; 12% of its outbound traffic goes to technology sites, vs. 10% from Twitter and 7% from Facebook. And for what it's worth, Pam points out that "celebrity/entertainment is the only genre in the top 5 of all sites."
What Type Of Social Media Ads Are The Most Effective? by MediaPost Online Media Daily
According to a recent study from Psychster, "Among the seven most common formats, sponsored content ads — in which consumers viewed a page that was "brought to you by" a leading brand — are the most engaging, but produced the least purchase intent. Corporate profiles on social-networking sites produce greater purchase intent and more recommendations when users can become a 'fan,' and add the logo to their own profiles, than when they can't. And 'give and get' widgets are more engaging than traditional banner ads, but no more likely to produce an intent to purchase."
Study: Americans' Social Net Use On The Rise, But Services Not Entirely Wasted On The Young by MediaPost Online Media Daily
Nearly half of all Americans are now members of at least one social network, double the proportion of just two years ago. While social network use is highest among the young, it's not exclusively their club: two-thirds of 25- to 34-year-olds and half of those aged 35 to 44 also now have personal profile pages. 30% of social media users access a social media site "several times a day," up from 18% in 2009. Also, nearly half (45%) of all mobile phone owners send text messages on a daily basis
Deciphering Shady Social Media Stats by Social Implications
Yes, Facebook is a big deal, but there is no way it "controls 41% of social media traffic" as was reported in a post on Mashable back in April. Jennifer Mattern rips the statistical methodology behind this reporting to shreds and reminds us all of why it's important to be skeptical of social media statistics that don't sound quite right.
Social Media Revolution by YouTube
Social media stats in video form. Some of the numbers shown here lend themselves to the skepticism recommended in the post above, but all are documented so take `em for what they're worth. There are more Gen Y'ers than Baby Boomers, and 96% of them have joined a social network. 80% of companies are using LinkedIn as their primary tool to find employees. 80% of Twitter use is on mobile devices. YouTube now hosts more than 100 million videos and is the second largest search engine. 78% of consumers trust peer recommendations when making purchase decisions; just 14% trust advertising. More than 1.5 million pieces of content (videos, photos, blog posts, links etc.) are shared on Facebook daily.
Social Media: What a Difference a Year Makes by ClickZ
Erik Qualman updates some statistics from 2009, showing how rapidly this landscape is changing. If it were a country, Facebook would the third-largest on earth, up from fourth-largest in 2009. 80% of companies use social media in some manner for recruiting; of those, 95% use LinkedIn. 50% of mobile Internet traffic in the U.K goes to Facebook. And my favourite: "The ROI of social media is that your business will still exist in five years."
52 Cool Facts About Social Media by Danny Brown
Two-thirds of comScore's U.S. Top 100 websites and half of comScore's Global Top 100 websites have integrated with Facebook. Twitter adds 300,000 new users and gets 600 million searches daily. LinkedIn has more than 70 million members worldwide — including executives from every Fortune 500 company. More than half of YouTube users are under 20 years old, and let's hope they live long lives: it would take 1,000 years to watch every video currently posted on the site. 77% of Internet users read blogs, but only 14% of blogs are published by corporations.
Facebook: Facts & Figures For 2010 by Digital Buzz Blog
Interesting, though slightly out of date (Lady Gaga's page is listed as 9th-most popular) Facebook infographic. Half of all Facebook users log in on any given day, and more than 35 million update their status. More than 100 million users access Facebook through their mobile phones. The US and UK have the highest number of Facebook users, but the #3 country? Indonesia.
Report: 6.8% Of Business Internet Traffic Goes To Facebook by All Facebook
How are employees using the Internet at work? A recent study concluded that almost 7% of all business web traffic goes to Facebook, twice as much as Google (3.4%) and well ahead of Yahoo! at 2.4 percent. DoubleClick got 1.7% of all business traffic due to its massive online banner advertising network. In terms of bandwidth use, YouTube takes the single biggest share at 10%, followed by Facebook at 4.5% and Windows Update at 3.3%.
The Ultimate List: 100+ Facebook Statistics [Infographics] by HubSpot Blog
Men and women both average about 130 friends on Facebook, but men there are more likely to be (or least claim to be) single (33% to 26%) while women using Facebook are more likely to be (or at least say they are) married, engaged or in a relationship (47% to 41%). The three most "liked" types of food pages are about ice cream, milk or chocolate. Facebook pages that use the words "collaboration" or "blogger" have on average three times as many fans as pages about SEO or optimization. Pages about movies and TV shows generally get the highest number of "likes" while those devoted to government and public service get the least. Within the U.S., Washington DC and South Dakota have the highest percentage of residents with Facebook accounts (one of the very few phenomena they have in common), while New Mexico has the smallest percentage of its population (10.3%) on Facebook.
Social Media Trends at Fortune 100 Companies [STATS] by Mashable
Among the world's 100 largest companies, two-thirds are using Twitter, 54% have a Facebook page, 50% manage at least one corporate YouTube channel and 33% have created company blogs. Overall, 79% of Fortune 100 companies are using at least one social media channel, with the highest use in European (88%) and U.S-based (86%) companies. However, only 20% of these companies (28% in the U.S.) are using all four major social media platforms. 69% of U.S.-based firms in the study have a Facebook page, but just 32% have posts with comments from fans.


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Shrimp & Scallop Alfredo Angel-Hair Pasta
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A seafood version of Alfredo Pasta! Shrimp & scallops simmered in butter & alfredo sauce makes this recipe delectable! Serve with fresh, hot Italian loaf bread.
Yield: 1 serving
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- 8 ounce(s) Shrimp (medium-large) tails removed
- 8 ounce(s) Bay Scallops
- 1 pound(s) Angel Hair Pasta
- 1 jar(s) Alfredo Sauce
- 2 clove(s) fresh garlic minced
- 1 pinch(s) fresh oregano
- 1 pinch(s) fresh rosemary
- 1 tablespoon(s) basil
- 2 teaspoon(s) lemon pepper seasoning
- 1 teaspoon(s) salt
- 1 teaspoon(s) pepper
- 1 teaspoon(s) crushed red pepper
- 2-3 tablespoon(s) butter
- 1.) Remove the shrimp & scallops from their packaging & place in a strainer. Run cold water over top. Remove tails from shrimp. Place shrimp & scallops in bowl & season with Lemon Pepper Seasoning, Salt, Pepper, & Crushed Red Pepper.
- 2.) Melt Butter in large skillet. Add Shrimp, Scallops, Garlic, Oregano, Rosemary, & Basil. Saute for about 4-6 minutes.
- 3.) Put water in a stockpot & bring to a boil. Prepare Angel Hair Pasta till al dente.
- 4.) Add Alfredo Sauce to Shrimp & Scallop mixture and simmer for about 5 minutes.
- 5.) Drain Pasta & put back into stock pot. Add the Alfredo Shrimp & Scallop Sauce mixture to pasta & serve immediately.
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Hi Everyone, My wife and I are near kitchen installation but have not decided on our backsplash option yet. We would greatly appreciate the GardenWeb community's assistance! I've attached a mockup of our kitchen, but here's our situation: 1. We are installing a modern minimalist kitchen - High Gloss White Cabinets, Pure White Ceasarstone, push to open cabinets and drawers. Options we were thinking of were: B. User a 4" pure white ceasarstone "splash guard" if sorts, since there will be no cooking on that run of the kitchen, just a sink. Though would this look too old fashioned? C. Tile just up to the end of the cabinets (though I never like when tiles end mid wall.. not a fan of that metal edging, or bullnose) D. Use 4 Large tiles to match the size of the 4 upper cabients. C. White back painted glass (but we've ruled this out - too much glare in my opinion) We're totally open to other suggestions. Thanks for taking the time to read this and share your thoughts! Jay |
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- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 9:42
Have you seen a backpainted glass backsplash in real life? My friends' did not glare at all. Below is a link to German high gloss white kitchens. I'd try to go for a seamless backsplash. Another option, which has come up here is Neolith, a very thin porcelain slab. Google it and the discussion shouldpop up. |
Here is a link that might be useful: high gloss kitchens
Thanks so much for your response! Would you end the glass or neolith at the edge of the cabinet before the L? If so, how would you deal with that seam? Thanks again! Jay |
This would be our ideal, but i think it will be too expensive... |
This post was edited by qwertynyc on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 10:32
We have ordered a single glass architectural art glass piece for our back-splash. Most cities have architectural glass specialists who can make you anything. Ours is only 3/8" with carved out and metalic design on the back (looks 3-D), but we were also partial to thick "fused" glass slabs 1 inch or more thick - really spectacular, but we decided to go with an art design. We considered tile and metal, but nothing talked to us. I think all galss is the way to go, especially with modern look. |
i like option "A", think that would look awesome....gives it some contrast in texture to all the smoothness.... love your inspiration pic and i am not "modern" person |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Thu, Jul 3, 14 at 18:55
I agree that having a tile that ends where the cabinets end may look strange. If you go with glass, I'd just end before the L. Since the glass is very thin, there's really not much of an edge. Still, I think having the whole wall the same treatment would look the cleanest. If your "ideal" is too expensive, how about just paint or something like this. Without the black edge: You can also google for splashback (UK) and see what pops up. They have lots of ideas for a splahsback just behind the sink or cook top. |
Here is a link that might be useful: splashbacks
Definitely a good thought on the splashbacks. On the other side of the kitchen is just a wall that will be painted a whiteish color. Probably decorators white. Can you think of anything I could treat that wall with so that it would be waterproof, and in turn just have a painted wall? And what do you think about bringing the ceasarstone up the wall slightly just to stop water from going behind the cabs and hitting the wall? Thank you so much for the feedback, it's super helpful! |
- Posted by nosoccermom (My Page) on Fri, Jul 4, 14 at 11:40
What are you planning for behind your cooktop or range? I think you could use enamel paint and caulk where the counter meets the wall. There's paint that can go over drywall tho make it handle wetness better. Or maybe put those sheets goods over for bathroom walls. Here are some other ideas. Alternatively, is there a way to have a natural break where the uppers end? This looks a bit weird, but maybe something similar? Look slike low backsplash all around and glass behind range. Maybe ask specifically how people handle L-shaped counters in kitchens when the wall continues into the room? There must be lots. I think most people just end either at the uppers or the bar. |
Thanks! The red kitchen shows the lip so well! Right now I'm leaning towards doing a matching 3" lip of pure white ceasarstone along the entire length of the countertop. Then going with the nice dark paint on the rest of the wall. I think it will be practical and sustain the integrated feel of the kitchen. I'll share some pics whichever way we go! Thanks again for all of your input - it's been super helpful! |
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Washington rolls up 692 total yards on offense as Bishop Sankey, Deontae Cooper and Dwayne Washington all rush for over 140 yards each as the Huskies beat up on Oregon State 69-27 in Corvallis. (Nov.
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The Huskies became bowl eligible with a 37-13 win over Oregon State in Seattle. (Nov. 22, 2014)
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