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Senate Republicans blocked a $54 billion transportation and housing bill Thursday afternoon right before heading into a month-long recess this weekend.
The Senate voted 54-43, six votes short of the 60 needed to invoke cloture on the Transportation, Housing and Urban Development Appropriations Bill, which provides funding for housing and transportation agencies.
Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, was the lone Republican who voted in favor of moving forward with the bill and urged her colleagues to follow suit.
"Think very carefully bout this vote," Collins said. "It would be so unfortunate if we go home to our constituents in August and are forced to tell them that we're unable to do our job."
The failed vote was a victory for Republicans and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., who had stepped up his opposition to the bill in recent days.
"The vote we just had was, symbolically, very, very significant," McConnell said after the vote. "There is no question that if cloture had been invoked on this particular appropriations bill, which was even more than what the president asked for, your storyline tomorrow would have been Congress, on a bipartisan basis, walks away from the Budget Control Act."
Republicans said they opposed the appropriations bill because it exceeded the spending levels set by the Budget Control Act of 2011.
Democrats were angered by the Republican move to block the bill, which gained the approval of six Republicans when it was moved out of the Senate Appropriations Committee last month.
"I can't understand why Republican leadership over here would twist arms to derail a bipartisan bill that creates jobs all over America," Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said after the vote.
"Senate Republican leadership threw a tantrum and they said it's my way or the highway. And boy does their highway have a lot of potholes," said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., the author of the Senate bill.
Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said the decision to block the bill demonstrated the unwillingness of Republicans to negotiate on fiscal issues.
"At times, working with the other side feels like the Middle East peace process. There's no one to negotiate with," Schumer said. "And what we're seeing in both houses [of Congress] is a death dance."
The Senate vote came one day after the House of Representatives pulled its transportation and housing funding bill, leaving the issue unresolved before Congress heads into a month-long recess.
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Titleist Brand Ambassador Søren Hansen made a brief detour as he traveled from his home in Monaco to this week's World Golf Championships - Bridgestone Invitational. Søren and Titleist Tour Leadership representative for the PGA European Tour Mattias Jelver paid a visit to Acushnet Company's World Headquarters in Fairhaven, Mass. In addition to saying hello and spreading some goodwill among Titleist and FootJoy employees, Søren and Mattias booked an appointment to visit the Acushnet Company Testing Facility where a set each of Titleist's new MB and CB irons, built to Søren's specifications, awaited him. Click the photo gallery below for an insider's look at Søren's fitting and the new MB and CB irons.
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Søren has played a set of 670 irons for many years and has been reluctant to switch out of the traditional blades. Søren is a wonderful iron player and he relies greatly on his ability to properly flight and work his iron shots. The feel and feedback that the muscle back 670 irons have provided is also something that Søren can't sacrifice. Mattias, however, having seen prototypes of the new MB and CB irons, knew that the time was right to get Søren back on the proving grounds.!--more-->
Several players in the U.S. have already put the new irons in the bag, including Titleist Brand Ambassador Greg Chalmers, who used a full set of CB irons en route to his best performance of the season, a runner-up finish at last week's Buick Open. At the Acushnet Test Facility, Søren compared the new irons to his own and against one another, utilizing a Trackman Launch Monitor and the expertise of Acushnet U.S. Player Research representatives Karen Gray, Jeff Beyers, Alex Stimpson and James Kroeger.
At the end of his session, Søren fit beautifully into the new irons, but he was left with two difficult decisions. The first dilemma was whether to mix 3- and 4- CB irons into his set, or 3-, 4- and 5- (he hit the MB 5-iron nearly identically to the CB 5-iron, but the CB moved through the turf a little easier for him). The second (and more difficult) question in Søren's mind was whether to put the new irons straight in the bag for the WGC-Bridgestone Invitational (Mattias has promised us an update from Akron).
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Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 12:08PM
Are these a traditional blade like the 690MB or are they a modern blade like the ZM? I play the 690MB and they are close to worn out and I will need to replace them soon, but I will only play a traditional blade that is as close as possible to the 690MB. I never liked the look of the topline and larger head on the Z series.
Also will these blades be available with the 2009 grooves or will they only be available with the 2010 grooves?
Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 4:08PM
Not exactly sure what you mean by "traditional blade" versus "modern blade." The new MB irons are designed to be high performance muscle back irons with improved feel, classic looks, and superior shot control for the highly skilled golfer. The MBs feature V-grooves that will conform to the new USGA/R&A regulations, as do the vast majority of prior generation Titleist irons, including the 690MB.
Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 6:08PM
Offset is the distance from the front of the club's hosel to the front of the clubface at its centerpoint. Offset affects the moment of impact of the golf ball during the swing (i.e., a club with offset will impact the ball later than a club with no offset, other things being equal).
Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 7:08PM
Will Titleist offer a 2 iron in the new 670 mb's?
Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 9:08PM
By traditional I mean a small head with a very thin topline. I'm hoping these new Titleist blades will be closer in design to the 660, 670, 681 and 690 designs of the past.
Is it possible to get a new set of 690mb heads from the custom shop?
Titleist33 wrote on August 7, 2009 at 10:08PM
Are you bringing out new scottys and metals anytime soon?
Titleist33 wrote on August 8, 2009 at 11:08PM
From the pics it looks as if the new MB set has a wider sole for better turf interaction. Is this true or is this the pics at a weird angle? The CB set looks the same. Just having a wider sole is stepping away from the traditional players set but might be a good idea to have a blade with a wider sole on the longer irons and on the shorter irons making the sole even thinner. A few companies have gone to this and it has not worked but if anyone can we know Titleist can.. I cant wait for me CB's!! 84 DAYS 8 hours till I get my set if they come out November 1st. I have just returned from my Titleist fitting and I have a 909D3 with a PX 7A3 shaft and 909f3 in 15º and 18º and a 909H in 21º and we ordered and full set of 710 CB's 4-9 and Vokey wedges 48º, 56º and 60º. All the woods and hybrids have PX Tour issue shafts and I have Tour isse DGX-100 in all my irons and S400's in my wedges. Great day today. I TITleist for life. AND a New staff bag. LOVIN IT
Titleist33 wrote on August 9, 2009 at 12:08AM
A prior post talked about the new irons having v grooves. Are the current ap2's v grooves or square grooves and will they be outlawed next year with the new laws.
Titleist33 wrote on August 9, 2009 at 2:08AM
Can you tell me what exactly a "wedge flex" stock vokey shaft comes out to in comparison to an s300 or x100?
Titleist33 wrote on August 9, 2009 at 4:08PM
When will the new 710 ap2s and the 710 MB be available in the UK?
Titleist33 wrote on August 10, 2009 at 11:08AM
What does the 710 represent on the hosel ?
Titleist33 wrote on August 10, 2009 at 12:08PM
All current and future Titleist iron grooves are conforming.
Titleist33 wrote on August 10, 2009 at 2:08PM
The New Titleist irons should be available 4th quarter in UK. More information will be available Sept/October.
Oliver: You can expect to see a new Scotty Cameron series sometime this fall. We just launched the new 909 driver/fairway/hybrid line last fall so we do not have plans in the short term for new metals.
Anthony: the number designates the new product from previous. "7" is for irons (much like our metals start with a 9) while the "10" represents the year - 2010.
Complete product details, including specifics on the improvements made to AP2, will be available on Titleist.com in early fall.
The wedge flex in a stock Vokey shaft is an S200.
Titleist33 wrote on August 10, 2009 at 3:08PM
DO the ZM irons have v grooves or square grooves... and are the zm irons considered blades? Thanks.
Titleist33 wrote on August 11, 2009 at 1:08AM
wedge flex with vokey is s200. most other companies it is s300
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They spring into action at a moment's notice and often save lives. Paramedics are true heroes, and this week they are being recognized during National EMS Week.
Farmers' Market Brings Tasty Treats Back To Market Square For Another Summer
Sounds and sights to savor. The Farmers' Market in Market Square offers a taste of the summer season now through October.
PNC To Close More Local Branches
Signs saying local PNC branch banks are closing will be more common as Pittsburgh-based PNC moves to close at least 200 branches in the many states it serves.
WalkPittsburgh Launches New App, Website
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For the first time ever, Pittsburgh is a step closer to an ordinance that would govern valet parking procedures.
KD Investigates: Valet Employees Caught In The Act
They parked legally in Market Square, but got towed away to make way for valet parking.
Pittsburghers Pack Market Square For 10,000 Cake Giveaway
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Cake Boss Giveaway Leads To Fights, Arrest
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Joe Smetana parked in Market Square, but when he came back his car had been towed away.
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Kristal Glancy parked her car legally, but when she came back, it was gone.
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Local agents on Tuesday raided four properties on the coast related to the medical marijuana dispensary Love In It Cooperative in the town of Mendocino and arrested nine people, according to the Mendocino County Sheriff's Office.
Deputies and detectives aided by agents from the Marijuana Eradication Team, Mendocino Major Crimes Task Force and federal Drug Enforcement Administration, along with Mendocino County District Attorney's Office investigators, served four search warrants related to the cooperative at 11 a.m. March 4.
They seized undisclosed amounts of packaged marijuana, food containing marijuana, scales, a money counter, narcotic sales records, five guns including an assault weapon, items used to make honey oil using the butane-extraction method, about $65,000 cash, 800 growing marijuana plants and other evidence, according to the MCSO.
Robert Love, 52, of Fort Bragg, and Dana Howells, 26, of Comptche, were arrested at a Lansing Street address in Mendocino on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale and cultivating marijuana. Love was also arrested for allegedly maintaining a place to manufacture, store or sell a controlled substance. They were each booked at the Mendocino County Jail under $25,000 bail.
Sheryl Glaser, 53, of Albion, was arrested at a Middle Ridge Road address in Albion on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale, cultivating marijuana and maintaining a place to manufacture, store or sell a controlled substance, and was also booked under $25,000 bail.
Also arrested in Albion were Colton Nation, 18, of Albion, Cassidy Erickson, 18, of Fort Bragg, and Michael Spradlin, 19, of Fort Bragg, on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale.
Howard Baker, 56, of Comptche, and Kevin Logan, 34, of Comptche, were arrested at a Comptche Ukiah Road address in Comptche on suspicion of manufacturing a controlled substance by chemical extraction, and were each booked at the county jail under $50,000 bail.
Also arrested at the Comptche Ukiah Road location was Larissa Maple, 26, of Comptche, on suspicion of possessing marijuana for sale and maintaining a place to manufacture, store or sell a controlled substance. She was booked under $25,000 bail.


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The promise of getting something for nothing has been charmingly tendered by a variety of elixir salesmen for centuries. That same bait is now being touted by the Obama administration, Gov. Steve Bullock and the powerful hospital lobby who are now pushing to expand Medicaid to cover an additional 70,000 Montanans while the administration can't even provide accurate numbers about how many are currently covered by Medicaid or at what cost.
Former Gov. Brian Schweitzer accurately called Medicaid a program that would "run the risk of bankrupting Montana."
Medicaid fraud
You can confirm the abuse, fraud, and dysfunction of Medicaid by asking a front-line worker in the health care industry for their private opinion, but don't let their bosses hear about it. They want more money to pour into the broken system now, while offering the possibility for reform later.
What the state of Montana needs is reform first and a real examination of the pressure that expanding the program will place on the taxpayers on Montana. Instead of waiting until the midpoint of our legislative session to learn details of the Medicaid expansion proposal, which is what we face now, we need the opportunity to have a serious discussion about the expansion. That way we can answer this question: Does the benefit exceed the cost?
The Child and Family Services Interim Committee of the Legislature attempted to engage the major stakeholders, i.e. the state agency operating Medicaid and the hospital providers that benefit from the payments, on how to go about reform. Unfortunately, these stakeholders offered exactly 11 minutes of testimony over 20 months on the question of reform, leading us to question the sincerity of their promises to enact reforms in the future.
With the current debt of $16.8 trillion weighing on the federal budget and the first, but not the last, federal budget cuts arriving in the form of the March 1 sequester, now is not the time to expand our reliance on the federal government. Do we really want to condemn our children and grandchildren to the lower quality of life they will inevitably inherit along with ever-increasing tax burdens to pay off the credit card balance this generation is racking up as if there was no tomorrow?
Medicaid expansion might be a quick economic shot in the arm to our powerful medical providers, but it will come at a major cost to the small-business employers and employees of Senate District 28 that I represent. These constituents are the people struggling to pay ever higher medical bills and premiums while the hospitals continue to build their medical edifices with revenue, 66 percent of which already comes from government sources. Now they are seeking even more as if the people of Billings don't have to pay federal taxes, state income taxes, or property taxes.
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In the era of Copper Kings 100 years ago, the Montana press and Legislature was under the choke hold of the "copper collar." With over 50 lobbyists roaming the halls of the Capitol in search of votes for Medicaid expansion, one wonders whether the copper collar has been replaced with the hospital collar. And when the federal money diminishes, will future legislatures be under intense pressure to raise income taxes and property taxes, which these hospitals don't pay, in order to pay yet again for this so-called economic expansion? Yes, they will.
That is why Medicaid expansion is not a freebie and it's not an elixir. Montana would be wise to check the fine print so we don't end up handing the taxpayers foot the bill for a lemon.


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About Whole Body Research
Whole Body Research, found online at WholeBodyResearch.com, is a company that sells nutritional supplements and says they have a product which alleviates a health condition which currently affects 70% of the US population.
Whole Body Research has been reviewed in the past for selling nutritional weight loss supplements like garcinia cambogia and raspberry ketones, as well as nutritional supplements meant to boost your general health like fish and krill oil.
The current product they are selling is a supplement containing fourteen different powerful strains of probiotics, which they call Keybiotics. This supplement is meant to attack a "parasite" called Candida.
According to the video presentation on WholeBodyResearch.com, Candida is a bacteria which naturally occurs in the human digestive tract. Many different kinds of bacteria, good and bad, exist in the digestive tract naturally, and as long as your body maintains a balance of 80% good bacteria to 20% bad bacteria, the presentation says you will be in good health.
But Candida is a type of yeast bacteria which thrives on refined sugars and sweeteners, which unfortunately are added to a large percentage of packaged foods as a means of adding flavor without adding fat.
This leads to an abundance of Candida growing in your digestive tract and overwhelming the good bacteria, leading to a large number of health conditions, like fatigue, weight gain, trouble sleeping, and much more.
Taking probiotics can help restore the proper bacterial balance in your digestive system, relieving many of these conditions and leading to better overall health. They claim their specific blend of probiotics – Keybiotics – is the strongest available probiotic supplement on the market today, and can help you start feeling better from your very first dose and can have your body back to good health in just three weeks.
A one month supply is priced at $39.99, three bottles cost $89.95, and six bottles cost $159.95. Their website also says that if you do not see "fast, dramatic improvements" you can receive a no questions asked refund within 90 days of ordering the product.
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I had a doctor say he thought I had Chrone's disease because I had constant diarrhea, and many accidents, and always had a fear of leaving the house. I have been on Keybiotics now for about 7 months and I have never been happier. Once in a great while I'll have a bad day, but in general I have regular BM's, energy, sleep like a baby and am very happy. Thank you so much Whole Research.
For me not so much
for some reason this seemed to have the opposite effect on me. I went from being regular, for me, to being irregular and not having a well formed movement for lack of a better term. It also changed the consistency of my stool...not in a good way. I felt bloated and my seasonal allergies are at their worst. Not that i thought this would cure allergies but it certainly didn't help
Yay! It helps!
I have always been skeptical of things purchased on the tnternet but, I am glad I did purchase the "KEYBIOTICS". I just plain feel better! I could write and write and tell you all the changes but instead I am telling you, I really do feel better. I sleep better which helps me to wake up earlier. I feel more emergetic when I am up and feel better all over...all day! Thank you!
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I can see & feel a difference
I decided to try the Probiotics and within the first week I could tell a difference. I had struggled with digestive tract problems for years and this is the only pill that has had a positive effect. It is pricey but I'm on my 4th month and it is worth the money to actually feel better.
Feels good so far, just why doesn't it stay in my system?
When I take Keybiotics regularly (at least every other day) I do feel better. I am just still wondering why I cannot keep a good diet so that I don't need these pills? If it is really something alive and more than you can get in any other product, don't you think I could feed it right and not have to keep buying their special pills that they claim nobody else can compete with? Instead they push me to buy expensive years of supply and keep buying more
Jeff, I would like to comment on your question if I may. I am a holistic nurse and have learned some startling facts about diet that I would like to share.
Our food supply is tainted with impurities and chemicals, from GMO (genetically modified) seeds right to the hands that pick and place our fresh foods on the shelves. Due to a need for longer shelf life, preservatives are a necessity. These things all zap the nutritional value while increasing our inner toxicity. Our body is doing the best it can under these circumstances.
We cook our foods to very high temperatures to kill the bacteria and that kills the natural enzymes (prebiotics,probiotics) that each plant has for us to digest it if eaten in the raw state. Microwave?? even worse...our cooking methods of convenience and speed, provide us much less than we would ever imagine. That is why healthy people, like myself, take nutritional supplements, enzymes/probiotics daily. We eat organic, reduce red meat, hormones, GMO's, additives, preservatives, sugar, white grains and breads, antibiotics, ditch the microwave and eat clean raw foods as much as we can. We stay well and avoid the use of medications by using natural products and finding the underlying cause of our symptoms and not just mask them. We listen to our body and unfortunatley, it tells us we need probiotics because our diet is not giving us enough.
I'm passionate about my health and would love you to connect to so we can help each other learn more. www.sandrabullard.com
I think you are getting to the "root" of the problem. Everyone seems to be all about money instead of value. People selling things to me left-and-right-and-over-and-under. Now I believe I have developed diabetes (Doctor recommended I take the test).
Growing up, I ate from my back yard. I was healthy even raising my older children. Now because I have only sugar and suppliments at the store, I am dying. Supplements do not do as well as real food. They never have.


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Albany, NY (Sports Network) - Ryan Thompson scored 22 points to lead the fifth-seeded Rider Broncs to a 69-57 victory over the fourth-seeded Saint Peter's Peacocks in the quarterfinals of the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference at Times Union Center.
Justin Robinson and Mike Ringgold added 15 points apiece in the win for Rider (17-15), while Novar Gadson chipped in 12 points and collected seven rebounds.
Ryan Bacon finished with a double-double of 24 points and 13 boards to lead the way for Saint Peter's (16-14) in a losing effort, while Jeron Belin checked in off the bench to net 14 points.
The Peacocks were held to just 33.3 percent shooting from the field during the first period of play, opening a commanding 32-17 halftime lead for Rider.
In the second half, the Broncs held Saint Peter's to a mere 32.5 percent efficiency from the floor and added 21-of-31 from the foul line to earn a 12- point victory.
The Peacocks were guilty of 18 turnovers in the loss, compared to just nine giveaways for the Broncs.
Rider advances to the semifinals and will face the Siena Saints on Sunday.
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Volkswagen's next evolution toward the self-driving car only goes as far as the end of your driveway.
On today's show, we wonder how the United Kingdom will take to Google Glass, say hey to a robot valet named Ray, and discuss Harley-Davidson's new electric motorcycle. We've also got a new round of Into It, and your tweets and emails.
Equipped with a 3.5-inch screen, 3G capabilities, and a 3-megapixel camera, the Valet is a bare bones smartphone from ZTE.
It's official: another CES is in the can. And with two show floors, it was more packed than ever. So what did we learn? And what does it mean for tech in 2015 and beyond?
It was a stunning CES for automotive tech, with major advances in self-driving car technology being shown off by Audi, Mercedes-Benz, BMW and a number of automotive suppliers. In addition, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto will connect with your favorite phone in many cars.
During a demonstration of BMW's ActiveAssist technology in an i3 electric car, I aimed it at a fake brick wall and floored the accelerator, only to have the car hit the brakes.
Valeo demonstrates its InBlue virtual key tech for smartphones and smartwatches and gives us a peek at its Mobius autonomous dashboard of the future.
In a burst of service-related announcements today, Tesla says it will build a fleet of loaner cars for when owners have their cars in service, and says its battery warranty covers everything except collisions and intentional damage.
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While authorities continue to look for a man who abducted and possibly sexually assaulted an 11-year-old Cody, Wyo., girl on Monday before releasing her several hours later, the community is working to come to grips with what happened.
"I know that the community, number one, is grateful that the girl was found," said Bryan Monteith, superintendent of Park County School District 6, which includes Cody. "But there's a lot of anger based on the fact that someone does this to an 11-year-old girl. I think they want him caught and brought to justice."
At least 300 community members gathered for a candle light observance Wednesday evening in the parking lot of the Recreation Center, an area close by to where the young girl was abducted, organizer David Coch said.
"In response to the violent crime committed against the young Cody girl, the community came together to offer prayer and reflection for the family," said Coch, news director for Big Horn Radio Network. "It was also an opportunity for the community to come together to talk about this and how to safeguard our families when moving forward."
The service was led by Kenny Lee, president of Cody Ministerial Association and pastor at Foursquare Church Kenny lee.
"There's an awful lot of things in our lives that don't make sense, and when we encounter these times, the support and safety our relationships are really important to help draw out the positive," Lee said.
Hundreds held candles as the sun set, Coch said, and then 21 floating luminaries were set adrift into the sky to shine a light on missing children.
The most moving moment, Coch said, was when the 11-year-old and her family joined the service.
"I don't think people were expecting them, but everyone cheered and clapped when they walked to the front of the crowd," he said.
Following the service, a procession of people offered the girl and her family support with words of hope and hugs.
The community and law enforcement, under the direction of the Cody Police Department, have been active in the search for the girl's abductor.
A review of calls made to to the department on Tuesday shows that about one-third of the 26 calls that officers responded to were from callers reporting people or vehicles that might match information provided by Chief Perry Rockvam earlier in the day.
All of those calls came in after noon, shortly after Rockvam sent a press release detailing the incident that included descriptions of the suspect and sport utility vehicle.
The release described the abductor as a white man 55 to 60 years old, weighing 185 to 200 pounds and with short, strawberry blond or white hair and a neatly trimmed beard or mustache of the same color. He was wearing blue jeans, a brown shirt and a tan baseball cap, the release said.
Rockvam, who could not be reached Wednesday for comment, said the suspect was last seen driving a white SUV, possibly a Suburban, with gray leather seats in the front and an open back area with a mattress on the floor. It also had a black and red backpack and a package of water bottles tied to the roof rack.
All of the calls to police Tuesday turned out to be unfounded or officers could not find the person.
The news release said the suspect drove up to three girls Monday afternoon at the Park County Complex and asked if they'd help him find his missing puppy.
One of the girls said she'd help and later told investigators that, when she approached the SUV, the man brandished a pistol and told her to get into the front seat.
He then drove her outside Cody to the Spirit Mountain Road area, where the sexual assault allegedly occurred, Rockvam said.
Hunters in the area found the girl walking down the road and called police, leading Rockvam to ask anybody hunting in the area recently to contact the Cody Police Department.
Authorities have cast a wide net in the search for the suspect, bringing in the Wyoming Division of Criminal Investigation and the Federal Bureau of Investigation as well as sending an alert for the man and his vehicle to law enforcement agencies across the region.
The Associated Press reported that authorities investigating the disappearance of a 10-year-old Colorado girl are looking into whether it could be linked to the Cody abduction.
Police in the Denver suburb of Westminster say they're aware of the Cody case and were working with investigators there on Wednesday.
Jessica Ridgeway of Westminster has been missing since Friday, when she left home to meet friends at a park for the walk to school. The fifth-grader never turned up at school.
Two days later, her backpack was found on a sidewalk in a neighborhood about six miles away.
Carbon County, Mont., Sheriff Tom Reiger said his department is on high alert, with Wyoming's Park County sitting at the county's southern border.
"We're assisting with anything that they need," said Steven Woodson, director of the Wyoming DCI. "We told (Rockvam) that we'll assist him with whatever he needs."
Monteith said Monday was a professional development day for staff in the school district, meaning students didn't have class.
School officials were made aware of the situation Tuesday and put into effect an incident command system for the five schools in the district — which has about 2,200 K-12 students — that called for extra staff outside during busy pickup and drop-off hours.
District officials also made sure that each of the five Cody schools has counselors available for students and staff while an on-call district psychologist and teachers prepared to answer any questions.
"I think everybody in our community has been affected by this," Monteith said.
He said some students have already spoken with counselors while others asked teachers questions. He expects that his staff will see more as the students further comprehend the abduction and assault.
The girl has not yet returned to school.
Livingston Elementary Principal Tom Cook said staff at the school, where the girl is a student, prepared a statement tailored for students.
"We address it, we acknowledge it and we deal with it, but we still want to keep normalcy in our lives," Cook said.
Teachers also reminded students about being safe around strangers.
"It's been pretty quiet, pretty somber," Cook said of the school's mood. "It's one of those things you never want to have to deal with. But it's also reminded us that we can't ever let our guard down."
In the meantime, Monteith also hopes that the search for the abductor ends soon.
"There's still a high level of concern, of course, while this person's still at large," he said. "The thing that no one knows is whether he's from the area or somewhere else and is already gone."


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Do you love being out in nature? Do you find yourself drawn to epic movies of heroes and adventure? Are you planning on having a baby boy? If so, then one of these 20 wild baby boy names inspired by adventure and all thing "boy" might be just the name for you! Click through for the most manly, bold, and adventurous names I could round up…
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Do you love all things wild and adventurous? Then one of these 20 baby boy names inspired by adventure might be for you! Click through to see them all!
It's a bold choice to be sure, but Bandit is wild in a playful way.
This name has been popular with celebrities for a while now, but Jagger is a name that's full of swag all on its own!
Okay, so yes it is an animal name, but it's one that has been around (and in use) for a while. Probably more suited as a middle name, Fox might be perfect for someone looking for something bold and unique.
While Rocket isn't very popular on the baby name lists, I originally was introduced to it when a childhood friend chose it for her little man and I must say, she couldn't have picked anything more perfect. I love it!
Flint is another macho name rising in popularity. It's tough, it's old school, it's got something for everyone. Well, for everyone who's looking for an adventurous name, that is.
For those looking for something new, cool, and undeniably fast, 'Racer' might be just what you're searching for.
Originally from Latin and meaning "unity", Ace conjures up positive feelings for doing well on tests and being the best in competitions.
While this name may conjure up ideas of musical melodies, I think it's got an adventurous spirit to it.
Among the ranks of the neo-macho baby boy names out there (like Flint) I'm not sure you could find a stronger sounding name.
Hunter is one of those names that is intrinsically masculine but seems a bit softer than the others in the bunch. Perfect for you if you're looking for a happy medium!
Names like this one, which may make you think of comic book stories, are rising in popularity. If you're looking for something unique, this may be it!
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Summer 2014 Housing is available for students enrolled in at least one summer course at Minnesota State University, Mankato. Space is limited and assignments are made on a first-come, first-served basis. Interim I Housing is available from Saturday, May 10 through Friday, May 16 for individuals currently living in the residence communities and enrolled for a class that begins on Monday, May 19, 2014. Interim II Housing is available for individuals with a Fall Semester 2014-2015 housing contract who are also enrolled in a course ending on or after Friday, July 25.
Reserve a space in Summer Housing
In the Department of Residential Life office from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday. Reservations are also accepted by mail.
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Summer Session
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Five-week Module I
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Five-week Module II
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Two-week and Three-week Modules
Halls open the Saturday prior to each module and close the last Friday of each module.
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Students living on campus Friday, July 25 who also have a 2014-2015 Housing Contract may apply to stay on campus from Saturday, July 26 through Wednesday, August 20. Students should plan to move to their fall semester rooms on Monday,
August 18. The residence communities open for fall semester on Thursday, August 21.
Summer and Interim Housing for 2014 is available in Crawford B Hall. Each room includes an air conditioner. Each floor has a study lounge, a kitchen, and private shower areas.
The following floors will be available for summer housing:
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All Minnesota State Mankato Residence Communities are smokefree.
Four types of rooms are available: doubles, singles, full-bath suites and superdoubles. Full-bath suites and superdoubles are very limited and are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
1. Complete the Summer 2014 Housing Application. Indicate your preference on the application regarding room type. Due to limited space, we cannot guarantee we will be able to honor your room type request or make a guarantee of roommate compatibility.
2. Carefully read both sides of the Housing Contract. It is a binding agreement for the duration of the period indicated on your application. Sign and date the bottom of the contract. If you are under 18 years of age, a guardian's signature is also required.
3. Return your Housing Application and the Housing Contract, along with your payment, to the Department of Residential Life (111 Carkoski Commons). You will receive your copy of the contract when you are notified of your room assignment and room type on or after Friday, April 25.
Payment of the double room rate is due in full at the time of application for Interim Housing or Five-, Three-, or Two-Week Modules. One half of the double room rate is due at the time of application for the full 10-week session. The remaining balance is due per the payment option you arrange with Student Financial Services.
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Full-Bath Suite |
Superdouble |
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$130 |
$137 |
$103 |
Summer Session |
$1,040 |
$1,440 |
$1,520 |
$1,150 |
Five-week Module I |
$520 |
$720 |
$760 |
$575 |
Five-week Module II |
$520 |
$720 |
$760 |
$575 |
Per Three-week Module |
$312 |
$432 |
$456 |
$345 |
Per Two-week Module |
$208 |
$288 |
$304 |
$230 |
Interim II Housing |
$348 |
$481 |
$508 |
$384 |
Entire Summer |
$1,482 |
$2.051 |
$2,165 |
$1,637 |
*Rates have been reduced for housing during Interim sessions because of potential scheduled maintenance inconveniences. Such maintenance may result in, but is not limited to: periods of no hot water, more distant parking due to lot paving, and closure of public spaces for renovation.
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The Southeastern Conference Player of the Year, Kentucky junior lefty/first baseman A.J. Reed has been named the National Player of the Year by Collegiate Baseball, it was announced by the magazine on Thursday afternoon.
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Wye Oak get the high fashion treatment in Spin!
Wye Oak were featured in the "Breaking Out" section of the September issue of Spin Magazine on newstands now! Jenn and Andy went to NYC for a photo shoot and we think they look fabulous!
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Well i don't even play ranked yet and i wonder why can Akali stay invisible even after going out of the circle? just makes no sense to me, and yeah i got stomped by her but i'm not complaining about her ability to burst down anyone fed or not, just that one ability which saves her ass every time. Correct me if i'm wrong.
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She does have a small delay of stealth shortly after she leaves Twilight Shroud. It's just an effect to make it viable. If it was like a portable brush, it would be difficult to use it for escapes because you will probably be walking near it and it'd be real easy to spot her the second she walks out. it gives her a bit of a chance. That's the only reason I can think of. I've wondered a similar thing whether it be a boundary/visual bug or what.
Oh ok, thanks. I just find it odd she's capable of entering battle and leaving it with nearly no drawbacks.
The old Twitch was capable of doing this. Start attacking, push Q, run and hope you don't get hit, sheathed for 50 seconds. Sharp can also do this although, he was nerfed recently so he can't get as far away. It's the way stealth works. Stealth champions trade a damaging spell for some utility that usually gives them a small buff as well. Evelyn, Twitch, Talon, Shaco, Teemo, Rengar and Akali all have stealth, and most of theirs work the same way hers does.
This is honestly my least worry when having an Akali on the enemy team. As a support main I just drop a pink ward when she tries to use it in a teamfight. Every. Single. Time. They hate that.


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At this year's fifth-annual Dartmouth Formula Hybrid showdown, many teams struggled to translate ambitious gas-electric designs into to reliable racing vehicles.
2011 Formula Hybrid: The Results
May 9, 2011
Dartmouth's 5th annual Formula Hybrid Competition took place at the New Hampshire Motor Speedway with 25 teams (out of 33 registered) competing. Founded and run by Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth, the competition features high-performance hybrid and electric race cars built by teams of undergraduate and graduate engineering students.
Formula racing team designs hybrid
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The Dartmouth Formula Racing Team received second place for design at the fifth annual Formula Hybrid Competition.
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This information sheet explains how art centres that meet the legal definition of being a 'charity' can register with the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC). Registration with the ACNC is required before an organisation can receive charity tax concessions from the ATO, such as deductible gift recipient (DGR) status. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander corporations registered with the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations (ORIC) under the Corporations (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) Act 2006 (CATSI Act) are eligible to apply for registration with the ACNC as a charity.
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Medication-assisted recovery was the best option for me. Methadone helps me not to be sick, and significantly reduces my desire to use opiates. Now in recovery, I am working and at home with my family where I should be, instead of roaming the streets. I have a counselor who understands addiction, and just having someone lend a sympathetic ear takes a load off my shoulders. My counselor educates me on dependency and has helped me to find triggers and identify the situations that led me to use substances. Medication, along with support from my counselor, has helped me to break the cycle of substance use and become closer to my family.
I continue to be committed to recovery because my family is the most important thing in my life. I want to start a new chapter in my life defined by supporting my wife and helping my son grow into adulthood. Medication-assisted recovery has allowed me to go to college and work toward a degree to better support my family. Recovery has given me the chance to accomplish things I never thought were possible.


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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - Goran Dragic was the unlikely difference- maker for the Suns, scoring 23 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter to spark Phoenix to a 110-96 comeback victory over the San Antonio Spurs for a stunning 3-0 series lead in the Western Conference semifinals.
Phoenix essentially erased an 18-point first half deficit by the end of the third quarter and shot 15-of-21 over the final 12 minutes to put the Spurs on the brink of elimination in front of the AT&T Center crowd.
Steve Nash, who sat idly on the bench during most of Dragic's heroics, added 16 points, eight rebounds and six assists in the resounding win. Dragic finished 10-of-13 from the field and made all five of his attempts from behind the arc.
"I don't know how many guys in the history of the game have had a quarter like that," Nash said of Dragic's performance. "I'm incredibly proud of him. We've been waiting for him to get confidence and in the flow of the game. Obviously he had that tonight. It was a pleasure to watch."
Jason Richardson and Grant Hill chipped in 21 and 18 points, respectively, for the Suns, who shot 15-of-26 from three-point range.
Manu Ginobili posted 27 points for the Spurs, who received 15 points and 13 rebounds from Tim Duncan and 12 and 10 from Antonio McDyess.
The trio of Tony Parker, Richard Jefferson and George Hill combined to shoot 7-of-33 for 22 points in the devastating setback.
On Sunday, San Antonio will try to avoid being swept in the postseason for the first time since the Lakers won all four games in their 2001 conference finals set. No team has ever come back from a 3-0 deficit to win an NBA playoff series.
Dragic, who scored a combined four points in the first two games of the series, opened the fourth quarter scoring with a jumper to give the visitors their first lead of the game, 73-72.
The Suns made their next nine shots from the field, including Dragic's three- ball from the left corner while being fouled. His free throw made it 91-82 with less than seven minutes remaining.
Another Dragic three with 4:33 to go pushed the margin to 98-84, and it was a double-digit game the rest of the way.
Dragic, a second-round pick of San Antonio in the 2008 draft, put the finishing touches on his memorable night with a three just before the buzzer.
"It was embarrassing," Ginobili said of the fourth quarter. "They were great and we were pretty poor defensively...It seemed like we just couldn't stop them. It was demoralizing."
The Suns came out cold and found themselves down 28-19 after 12 minutes. An 11-2 run had the Spurs on top, 39-21, on Parker's turnaround jumper with a little more than 3 1/2 minutes played in the second.
San Antonio, though, went the next five-plus minutes without hitting a field goal. The subsequent 15-3 run spurt, capped by an Amare Stoudemire dunk, cut the deficit to 42-36 with 3 1/2 minutes left in the half, which ended on a Ginboili jumper for a 50-44 Spurs lead.
Phoenix never led in the third quarter, but a Dragic three and Richardson jumper in the final 1:05 got the Suns within 72-71 heading to the fourth.
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So where did the special teams unit go this weekend to ride out the storm? Why the home of Long SnapperTanner Purdum of course. It also looks like old buddy Steve Weatherford was hanging out there as well.
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As Speedwell Lake swelled, local residents including Karen Patterson of Morristown and Kara Purdum of Morris Plains looked on. Purdum, wife of the New York Jets' Center Tanner Purdum, said she has the Jets' entire special team at her house to ride out the storm. – Read More
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Finally a reason to go to the 'limpics (268 comments)
Fire up an AP and get ready to debate the meaning of "unlicensed spectrum"
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Finally a reason to go to the 'limpics (268 comments)
Fire up an AP and get ready to debate the meaning of "unlicensed spectrum"
Re:Good non hype link, now do that for more storie (172 comments)
In general I've become so skeptical of anything these days due to the echo chamber of the internet bouncing around hyped, panicked stories with no followup.
I keep hearing about that thing, but I don't believe it really exists.
Digital Rabbit-proof fence? (60 comments)
What a joke.
What else can you expect from the geniuses that proposed the national evil filter...
Re:Scientific Research Run Amok... (144 comments)
I have a job where I can keep a FB window open all day in-between other activities.
Sounds like it's a tremendous waste of your employers time though (i.e. the time they paid you for)
Re:$3500 to get black listed by ever IT corp. (141 comments)
Stigma? Please! Only a company which commits illegal acts would have a problem with this.
So.. How do you like working for Santa Inc.?
commits illegal acts is pretty much page unavoidable these days given the number of laws.
Low barrier to entry (224 comments)
You need a USB cable and a PC capable of running Java.
That's it. No JTAG programmer, no EEPROM burner, no ICSP interface.
Within minutes you can control actual real-world things like you used to be able to do with a parallel port (remember those?)
Re:Exactly (274 comments)
Did you ever use the original Vista? Ever use Ubuntu or OSX from the same time period?
You had me a "Vista"...
Holy crap! (496 comments)
Is this a court case or an episode of Dynastic Days of Our Sons and Daughters in General City Hospital?
Re:Don't measure WPM (545 comments)
So I can't see your NullPointerException.
Neither can I, now that I'm concentrating on the code rather than on my typing speed.
Re:Don't measure WPM (545 comments)
// start with a salutation
Hi Leto,
// whitespace
// brief introduction
I'm a software engineer.
// show off
I've been writing programs for over 2 decades.
// might need to change that bit later.....
// enumerate languages
I've written in just about everything from C to REXX to Python and Basic.
// scold
I couldn't help but notice that your program lacked proper comments.
// be obnoxious
I also couldn't help but notice the glaringly obvious flaw in your program.
// be condescending
In case you can't find the problem I'll give you a hint: Null Pointer Exception.
// whitespace
// sign off
with friendly regards,
// dammit... I'll bet someone will have beaten me to this joke 'cos I didn't type it fast enough!
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... an audience that doesn't take the minimal time necessary to examine the source material provided
In other words, people don't RTFA.
In other news: water is wet, the sun it bright, the moon is round and sarcasm is the lowest form of wit.
Re:more leaks (394 comments)
Also, fuck dignity, it's in the name of security.
For you, today, "enhanced patdowns" don't cross the line.
Where would you have drawn that line 5 years ago?
Where will you draw it 5 years from now? 15? 50?
Re:i am impressed (246 comments)
... that special place in hell automatically inserts bullet ants into the scrotum of anybody placed there.
What happens in the special place in hell reserved for people who perpetuate the stereotype that all IT workers have scrotums?
Did they verify this ... (430 comments)
... by double-blind testing with fake placebos?
Re:It's about 2-factor authentication... (111 comments)
So unless the bad guys have malware on your phone AND on your pc, they can't steal your money.
Unless you're doing your banking from your Internet-enabled smart-phone...
How? (399 comments)
Works without an internet connection, even while the device is turned off.
Spooky action at a distance?
Re:Nothing (107 comments)
Indeed. The Chinese measures seem geared mostly towards stopping people (connection resets, dns poisoning, etc), whereas the US ones towards criminalizing people (logs.) Which is not to say that the Chinese would never prosecute you as a criminal, they probably will if it suits them, but it's not their default modus operandi.
Perhaps it's because when some governments go after their citizens they don't bother with niceties like 'evidence', 'logs' or even 'trials'.
Re:TPM (107 comments)
Once you have TPM the _last_ thing you have is a free market.
Re:What a Phenomenally Stupid Question (107 comments)
And I suppose the complete absence of any mention of WinCE or Windows Mobile in the article is sheerest coincidence.
Windows was excluded because neither of the Windows users have reported any problems. Yet.
P.S. Couldn't agree more.
You reap what you sow.
Keeping your eye firmly planted on next quarter's profit margin (and the resulting bonuses) will eventually bite you in the ass.
Doesn't this imply ... (220 comments)
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Can you guys please review this online artist community site :Global Art Net
I'd like to hear your opinion regarding the look-and-feel of the site. Feel free to look at the source code as well, suggestions for the SEO will be also appreciated!
Thank you advanced.Regards
Super, Love the colours used.The hand logo in your header reminds me of an aboriginal handprint in a cave I saw when I went to Oz!
Good use of white space and the text is clear and easy to read.
Really impressed, you shouldnt find it hard to get members to to register!
The site is nice but it seems existing some bugs. I see username input and password input not in a same line with texts ( i used google chrome )
Other things ( layout, font, color... ) are ok.
I love the colour and style of the website. And the image on the home page changes every time you load the website, this is nice.
However, on the "Blog" page, I tried to return to the home page by clicking the manu of "Home" or the banner, but it did not work - I was stilled stuck in the "blog" page. I am not sure if this is a bug.;)
Thanks Ultiman! Actually, I do have some issues with displaying those textboxes in Google Chrome which I'm still trying to solve. I don't know why is Chrome displaying that part of the code differently than other browsers (in FF, IE, Opera the page is displayed totally the same - textboxes and labels in 1 line)???? Suggestions?
Thank you ledlights! You were right about the blog! I was thinking about to change those links but now I'm convinced I have to rewrite the code.... Your review is highly appreciated!
The logo has orange but some of the buttons are red. If you replaced the red /w orange ones I think it would flow better. Otherwise nice job and gratz!!
The design is great! Now it is time to get busy with some SEO. The only thing on the design that I would do differently is enlarge the logo a little. For this site, I suggest doing a lot of networking. Interact with a lot of people and get social.In addition to facebook, get the Google +1, as well as additional bookmarking widgets going. This is definitely a community that will depend on networking.
I'm not sure at first what the site does, who the intended audience is. It could just as easily about buying and selling art. Is it a job or freelance gig site? I'm not clear on that either.
Can the benefits for artists not be all bold? When everything is bold, nothing is emphasized.
I don't understand what the 3 panel white block at the very top right is.
Now that I've read the site some I can see using the service. I think I'd like to know up front who pays.
The about us page answers some of my initial questions I'd have wanted to know up front: "Global Art Net is an online community (social network?) for artists, employers seeking creative artists (musicians, painters, photographers, models, dj's, writers, etc : the list is HUGE) and suppliers (artists need stuff, right?). We'd like to provide a simple-but-powerful platform for a creative community that is interested in art." Why is social network a question? Either it is or it isn't. There's a problem with the use of English her as well. How about "Global Art Net is an online community and social network for artists and employers seeking creative artists. Suppliers use our site to find musicians, painters, photographers, models and djs. Artists use our site to find art supplies."
With the question marks and parentheses it's like you don't believe in your mission. That paragraph or its equivalent should be on the home page.
@tracidb80 and @digiweb :guys thank you so much for your reviews!!!! They're very helpful, with good ideas and corrections which I'm definitely going to use/change on the site!
Great idea for a site. I hope it's going well for you.
My biggest critique is that you need a tagline. It took me a minute to find that paragraph on the home page, the one of tiny wording that summarizes what the site is about. If someone stumbles across your site, they're going to hit the back button if they have to try too hard to figure out exactly what it is.
It needs something that stands out like the logo, such as "Where artists and employers meet." Seeing that would encourage me to spend more time reading more about "benefits to the artists" and such.
I don't like it . The color scheme is nice but the hover effect is to strong , the footer is a mess , the content is lacking and there are to many in-your-face ads .
very nice website, you have used very nice and matching colors but the username and password field are not aligned properly fix them with the fields.
Well it looks good to me. I like almost everything abut your website. The color looks good and things are managed properly.
Ummm.. may be you try to increase the line height between the texts in the paragraphs.All the best
Hello dujmovicv,
I'm on Safari on a Mac. When I go to "Search our database" I selected: 1) "Artist" 2) "Animation" 3) ANY and then clicked the blue "Search" button. I got the following error:
Error(s) Found:
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/globa217/public_html/ajax/ajaxupload.php on line 2550
That's a bug you'll probably fix quickly but on a general note, I don't understand why I'm searching. There is no text field there. All of this seems better suited to navigation. I think you should abandon this search and have three new headlines between "home" and "about us". I would do it like so:Home, Artists, Suppliers, Employers, About, Blog
Having it all tied up in the search makes it impossible for search engines to index the hidden content. It also makes it impossible for us to just simply browse the "art" and "jobs" etc. that we want to see.
I like your site; it's very engaging. I'm even thinking of joining.
:lol: I thought I gave out grumpy, harsh reviews... Negative critiques have a powerful place in reviews; we learn more from them than the "Whee, I like it!" fluffy-bunny positive reviews. However, it's nice to give some suggestions to go with the bashing. If you think the footer is a hot mess, what's a good way to fix it?
Having said all of that, I tend to agree with most of the review. The content is a bit sketchy and the site looks like an ad-driven, not a community-driven, site. It's also a bit unthematic: you have glossy buttons and a striking photo of a girl with a guitar joined with "hand-drawn" social networking buttons that don't fit with the overall look. And the blinky "premium members" ad text is just annoying.
This site is definitely getting there, it's just not quite there yet.
The overall design concept is there. Colour scheme is nice I just don't like the content layout. For example the Benefits for artists bit is to the right of the page. I think the standard user has come to associate that region as add space on websites. Because of this users tend to look at the left of the screen. As long as you columnise and keep key info and grabbing points of the website to the left it should be good.
I do like the footer. You've made it quite a nice area of the page. The 2 dark bars need to either be thicker or move the footer all in to one thick bar. This should help the page flow and if/when the user scrolls down the page the content will then flow. There should be some good links in this area that will lead them to somewhere else on your website.
Hope I brought up points you can work on. I like the design and concept. No design is ever complete. I believe there is a huge psychology aspect to keeping your visitor on the page. (PS this was all opinion) Good luck
The website design looks quite good. You have use good color combination.They are bright, but don't annoying eyes. Your logo is good and memorable. Your navigation bar is user friendly and doesn't overloaded with buttons.
WoW! I've just came back to "life" from my holiday and saw all these new posts! Thank you so much for your reviews, I think 95% of them are extremely helpful with critics but STRAIGHT suggestions on what I should change/improve. I didn't expect less from the SitePoint community that's why I think it was the best idea to ask reviews here! I'm DEFINITELY going to read your suggestions over again and start correcting my mistakes!
Your time and posts are highly appreciated!
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