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Golf Rankings for Waste Management Phoenix Open
Nicolas Colsaerts [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #137
Colsaerts has won each of the last two years on the European Tour and will be playing Scottsdale for the first time. He finished T44 last week at Torrey Pines.
Scott Piercy [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #97
Piercy began 2013 with T13 and T15 performances, but missed the cut at Torrey Pines. In the desert he owns a pair of finishes inside the top 10 from 2009 and 2010. He finished T50 last year, however.
Bryce Molder [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #169
Over the last three years, Molder has landed two top-15s at Scottsdale. He's coming off a disappointing T68 at Torrey Pines after opening this season with a T16 at the Humana Challenge.
Aaron Baddeley [Yahoo Class B] - World Ranking: #200
After winning the Phoenix Open in 2007, Baddeley hasn't done much else at Scottsdale. He's made four straight cuts at the site, but hasn't finished better than 35th. Baddeley is coming off a T6 last week at Torrey Pines.
Ben Crane [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #159
Crane began last season with three top-10 finishes in his first four events, including a solo second at Scottsdale. However, Crane has missed his first two cuts of 2013.
Kyle Stanley [Yahoo Class C] - World Ranking: #165
Stanley won this event last year, but has been a train wreck ever since. In his final 23 starts he missed nine cuts to only two top-20s.
Yahoo Golf Cheat Sheet
Class A
Jason Dufner
Bubba Watson
- NEWebb Simpson
- NESteve Stricker
J.B. Holmes
Class B
Charles Howell III
Brandt Snedeker
Nick Watney
Rickie Fowler
Hunter Mahan
Martin Kaymer
Jimmy Walker
Jason Day
Phil Mickelson
Vijay Singh
Aaron Baddeley
Class C
Brian Gay
Keegan Bradley
Bo Van Pelt
Padraig Harrington
Josh Teater
Pat Perez
Tim Clark
Robert Garrigus
Mark Wilson
Nicolas Colsaerts
Scott Piercy
Bryce Molder
Ben Crane
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The Pirate Bay founders' get sentences finaled, face jail time
This has been going on for quite a while now, but just a few moments ago, Sweden's Supreme Court handed down its decision to not grant leave to appeal in the long-running Pirate Bay criminal trial. What this means is that their previously determined jail sentences and fines handed out to Peter Sunde, Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm and Carl Lundström will stand.
During the original 2009 trial, Fredrik Neij, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström all had their sentences decreased, but ordered to pay increased damages that added up to millions of dollars to be handed over to the entertainment company plaintiffs.
The three men filed for a hearing of their case at the Supreme Court, which happened today, and their request was denied. This means that the previously-given sentences now stand, and are final. Peter Sunde aka Brokep, will face 8 months in prison. Fredrik Neij aka TiAMO, is looking at 10 months. Businessman Carl Lundström has just 4 months behind bars. They are all still required to pay a combined $6.8 million in damages.
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Facebook files $5 billion IPO, 'likes' it
Facebook has finally, after all this time, speculation and rumors, finally reached their status of hitting an initial public offering (IPO) with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It raised $5 billion, less than the previously speculated $10 billion.
In their S-1 filing, Facebook also mentioned they would begin selling public stock as soon as possible. On top of the IPO news, they released some statistics on Facebook, which are very mind-blowing: Facebook now receives 845 million active users per month, 100 billion friendships, 2.7 billion likes and comments per day, as well as 250 million photos being uploaded every day.
We also found out that Facebook has been profitable for three years now, with revenue of $777 million on profit of $229 million in 2009 alone. Revenue grew 154-percent to $1.974 billion in 2010, and another 88-percent in 2011 to $3.711 billion. Facebook earned $1 billion last year, and are sitting on cash reserves of $3.908 billion.
What would you say Facebook CEO, Mark Zuckerberg earned? Well, a salary of $483,333 in 2011, with a $220,500 bonus for the first half of the year, and $783,529 in other compensations (with $692,679 spent on chartered airplanes). This pay "reflected the impact of his performance in leading our product development efforts, our success in growing Facebook's global user base and developing strong developer and commercial relationships."
A single tweet stops a couple from being allowed to enter the U.S.
Twitter recently gave itself itself the power to censor particular tweets in particular countries, but this latest move tops them all. Two friends had planned a trip the the United States, as most people would dream of doing, with Leigh Van Bryan posting a tweet just weeks before his trip that he was going to "destroy America."
Now, a level-headed person would take that as someone who is excited about going to the U.S. with a friend, and is looking to have a great time. The U.S. didn't see it that way, and did not think it was said in a positive tone, where things escalated, quite a bit. Bryan and his friend, Emily Bunting, arrived at the Los Angeles International Airport, where they were questioned by U.S. special agents who had spotted their tweet.
They were questioned for over five hours, after which they were placed into an illegal immigrants van and were put behind bars, separately, for 12 hours. Bryan was questioned in regards to his tweet, where he jokingly said he would be "digging up Marilyn Monroe." The tweet where the U.S. believed Bryan was a "terrorist" was:
Free this week, for quick gossip/prep before I go and destroy America.
Emily on the other hand stated:
Officials told us we were not allowed into the country because of Leigh's tweets. We just wanted to have a good time on holiday. That was all Leigh meant in his tweets.
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Sony shuffles CEO, PlayStation chief Kazuo Hirai takes over Sir Howard Stringer, effective April 1
Sony aren't in a good position right now, with three years of losses behind them, and the potential of a fourth, they're shuffling their CEOs in the near-future. Current CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, will be replaced by Kazuo Hirai, effective April 1.
After the move, Stringer will become chairman of the board after a shareholders meeting in June. Hirai, current PlayStation chief, will try to integrate the unprofitable TV business and computers, with content from Sony's entertainment divisions. Sony have lost a few battles now, with the Walkman losing to Apple's iPod, the Bravia TV's to Samsung, and Nintendo slamming the sales of the PlayStation 3.
Sony reports their third-quarter earnings tomorrow, where they're expected to post a loss. This will be the fourth consecutive year of losses, a first for the company since it was listed back in 1958. Hirai has quite the job ahead of him, I just can't see how he can steer Sony back into profits in the short term.
With Hirai off the PlayStation chief position, what does this mean for the PlayStation 4? Questions need to be answered, Sony.
WikiLeaks to set sail, wants to move servers offshore to fall under maritime law
Hasn't the world, or WikiLeaks, learnt anything? If the U.S. Government wants you, they'll come and get you. No matter what country, no matter if you're not a U.S. citizen, or whether you're on water - they'll find a way. Kim Dotcom would've thought he was safe with MegaUpload, after all. The latest out of WikiLeaks is that they want to move their servers offshore in an attempt to avoid prosecution from the U.S.
Citing "multiple sources within the hacking community," told FoxNews.com that those backing WikiLeaks' founder, Julian Assange, have been working behind the scenes to move the servers to international waters where they would find themselves under maritime law. This means that once they are far enough away from land, then maritime law is what you "report" to.
But moving servers onto the open sea isn't going to solve WikiLeaks problems overnight. Jim Dempsey, Vice President for Public Policy with the Washington, D.C., think tank Center for Democracy and Technology has said that moving the servers offshore wouldn't go any good unless those who are running WikiLeaks also moved offshore, where he's quoted;
Where the data resides isn't what determines jurisdiction. You prosecute real people, you don't prosecute servers. So if the WikiLeaks people want to live on a platform in the North Sea and educate their children there ... for people who have lives, that doesn't make sense.
Electronic Frontier Foundation comes to the rescue for MegaUpload users, will retrieve their non-infringing files
The MegaUpload debacle is in the middle of a complete storm right now, and users who have used the storage provided by MegaUpload are facing the possibility that their files will be completely wiped away and never seen again.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has stepped in, with the help of Carpathia Hosting, where they've announced plans to assess the scope of the issue facing MegaUpload users who are at risk of losing their data. Carpathia has created the website, http://www.MegaRetrieval.com to help users contact EFF. EFF will then take a look at the situation, and if possible, help resolve the issues.
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Facebook to launch IPO, could start at $5 billion and grow, grow, grow
Facebook are now expected to raise $5 billion in a preliminary IPO prospectus on Wednesday morning. This is much less than expected, but could balloon out from here based on investor demand "according to sources close to the deal," reports the International Financing Review.
The smaller deal is reportedly reflecting a decision to start with a conservative base, before deciding whether to increase. Facebook has chosen to hire five bookrunners including Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Barclays Capital and JP Morgan. This list could grow, also.
Facebook are expected to finalise the IPO process by May, if everything goes right with the registration process with the SEC. It has been reported that Facebook have been "unusually guarded" about the process for selecting banks involved in the underwriting syndicate. Obviously because this would be not only a stressful move, but a very strategic move for their future growth.
Apple appeals Chinese court ruling, where it was rejected the ownership of the iPad trademark in China
Apple are having to appeal a Chinese court ruling in December of last year, where they were rejected of iPad trademark ownership in China. This could open up Apple to trademark infringement lawsuits from a local company. Apple filed an appeal on January 5 with the Higher People's Court of Guangdong Province, according to a statement from Proview International.
Proview International is a small Chinese display monitor company that claims control over the iPad trademark in mainland China, and the same company that is stirring up a storm over at Apple. Apple had originally filed a lawsuit against Proview to take control of the trademark, but back in December of last year, the Shenzhen Municipal Intermediate People's Court rejected Apple's claim.
Within the lawsuit, Apple claimed that a Proview subsidiary in Taiwan had actually sold the iPad trademark rights to a U.K.-based company called "IP Applications." From there, the trademark rights were then sold to Apple in 2010. The Shenzhen court ruled the transfer of trademark rights were only made through Proview's Taiwan subsidiary. Proview's Shenzhen-based company did not actually attend trademark negotiations, and did not formally transfer any trademark rights, according to the court.
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Angry Birds' developer says "piracy may not be a bad thing"
Rovio Mobile, the guys and gals behind the crazy successful Angry Birds, has enjoyed much success with their bird-slinging game. Right up to the point where chief executive, Mikael Hed told the Midem conference in Cannes this morning:
We have some issues with piracy, not only in apps, but also especially in the consumer products. There is tons and tons of merchandise out there, especially in Asia, which is not officially licensed products. We could learn a lot from the music industry, and the rather terrible ways the music industry has tried to combat piracy.
Hed explained that Rovio sees it as "futile" to go after pirates through the courts, apart from when it feels the products they are selling are harmful to the Angry Birds brand, or ripping off its fans. Rovio see piracy as a way to attract more fans, even if its not making money from it. This is where Hed is quoted with:
Piracy may not be a bad thing: it can get us more business at the end of the day.
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Apple still doesn't trust employees, will put engineers on fake projects until it can trust them
Apple products are thrown into such secrecy that the Cupertino-based company sometimes puts new engineers on fake products, until those new employees can be trusted.
In his book "Inside Apple," author Adam Lashinsky, reported the following tidbit in his new book, and was backed up by a former Apple employee who confirmed it when Lashinsky spoke at LinkedIn the other day. This is what the engineer had to say:
A friend of mine who's a senior engineer at Apple, he works on --or did work on -- fake products I'm sure for the first part of his career, and interviewed for 9 months. It's intense.
The same employee also says that Tim Cook has the charisma to be President. Not President of Apple, but he could replace Obama as the President of the United States. If this happened, maybe all U.S. citizens could expect an iPhone to help stimulate the people?
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Fun Events in the Indiana Dunes Region
Take a look at some of the fun activities and events happening in the Indiana Dunes region for the rest of 2015:
June 6-7: Dunes Glamping Weekend – happening throughout Indiana Dunes State Park; be sure to make your reservations early!
July 1 : Fireworks on the Beach – Beach Pavilion; arrive early for parking near the beach
July 11: 18th Annual Sand Sculpture Contest – Beach Pavilion
Aug. 7: S'mores and More!
Aug. 8: Hummingbird Banding Demonstrations in the Nature Center and the 8th Annual Perseid Stargaze Event in the Beach Pavilion
Oct. 10: NWI Storytelling Festival
Oct. 31: "Howl"oween at Indiana Dunes – happening throughout Indiana Dunes State Park
Dec. 19: Indiana Dunes Christmas Bird Count – happening throughout Indiana Dunes State Park
Dec. 24: Christmas Eve Morning Stroll
For more information, visit the Indiana Dunes State Park site here and the Indiana Dunes tourism page here.


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Topsfield Fair, "It's All About The Food!" - 194 years of education and family fun. Agricultural exhibits, entertainment, giant midway.
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Archive for Tuesday, March 22, 2005
Council votes to vacate streets for Baker
When it came time to vote, Councilman Ted Brecheisen Jr. moved that a vote be made not to pass the ordinance vacating the streets. The motion died for a lack of a second.
"I don't want to see this without plans," Brecheisen said of no architecture plans for what Baker will do with the streets. "I think when we do this with any other developer, we would want plans.
"I don't feel we have enough information tonight," he said after making his motion.
After continued discussion among the council, Councilwoman Amy Cleavinger made the motion to vacate the streets. Councilwoman Nancy Brown seconded and on a voice vote the measure passed 4-1, with Brecheisen voting against it.
A complete story on the measure will be in Thursday's Signal.
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How can policymakers encourage entrepreneurship and the fast growth of innovative small firms? The OECD Kansas City workshop examined innovation and the global impact of high-growth SMEs.
Sergio Arzeni is the Director of the OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, and Local Development (CFE) in Paris, France.
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The Conference on Enhancing the Role of SMEs in Global Value Chains (GVC), resulting in this action statement, took place in Tokyo, 31May-1June 2007. Stakeholders can play a greater role in assisting SMEs to rise to the challenges of active participation in global value chains.
Enhancing the Role of SMEs in Global Value Chains, addresses how globalisation of value chains and of large enterprises affects the role of SMEs as traditional partners, suppliers or distributors for larger firms and explores the benefits of SME participation in global value chains.
Participants at a two-day OECD-APEC conference in Athens agreed that governments should play a more active role in helping small and medium-sized firms trying to expand abroad and provide training in key areas such as marketing and intellectual property.
Jointly organised by the OECD & APEC, at the invitation of the Greek Authorities, participants at this high-level international conference endorsed "The Athens Action Plan for Removing Barriers to SME Access to International Markets".
A first Compendium was prepared in 2000. It collected and classified information on the activities of international bodies and institutions targeted at SMEs. A new style Compendium II has just been released, and involves much more than an update of the first Compendium...
How governments can help entrepreneurs get the funds to develop their business was the focus of a high-level international conference in Brasilia from 27 – 30 March 2006, organised jointly by the OECD and Brazil's Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade.
This high-level Summit was jointly organised with the Brazilian Ministry of Development, Industry and Foreign Trade. It advanced the global SME and entrepreneurship agenda by bringing together the key stakeholders: SMEs, the financial community and policy makers.
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The Guardian Fund is a political action committee established in 2012 by former Florida Congressman and Lieutenant Colonel Allen West with a mission to support conservative veterans and minorities seeking elected office. In it's first election cycle, the Guardian Fund helped 7 candidates take office, and in 2014 the Guardian Fund raised over $6 million and helped elect 21 candidates nationwide.
In the 2014 Midterm elections we were proud to support veterans like Senator Cotton (AR), Senator Ernst (IA), Senator Sullivan (AK), and Congresswoman Mia Love; the first black, female Republican in the House of Representatives. The Guardian Fund will remain a vehicle for conservative voices across the country and continue to support conservative veterans and minorities running for state and federal office, in the same vein, as it's original founder, Allen West.
Forty years ago, 70% of lawmakers in the House of Representatives and 78% of those in the Senate had served in the armed forces. The number of veterans serving on Capitol Hill has been imperceptibly declining since the early 1970s, largely a result of the World War II generation steadily leaving public office. The United States deserves to be led by individuals who not only understand our military, but by those whom have sworn an oath to be a part it. We at the Guardian Fund believe that veterans of the U.S. military embody a kind of dedication to this country that is second to none and posses an unmatched loyalty to preserving and protecting the United States and its conservative American values.
The diversity of the American people is what gives this country it's unwavering strength and makes the United States exceptional. With the demographics of the U.S. population in continual flux, it's more critical than ever for there to be an accurate representation of the American people in government. For far too long, Republicans have been bound by a grossly inaccurate description of their party and battled against definitions of conservatism ascribed by outside groups. The Guardian Fund wants to help elect more conservative minorities to Congress, so that Republicans from all walks of life are given a voice on Capitol Hill.
We must ensure conservative leaders are elected who will stand as guardians of our constitutional republic, to restore our nation's fiscal responsibility and strong national defense, limit the growth of government, unleash the free market and preserve the liberty and sovereignty of its citizens.
The Guardian Fund will stand behind, and fight shoulder to shoulder next to conservative veterans and minorities who seek to secure a brighter future for the United States and its future generations.


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Is it okay to eat a piece of cake that's bigger than your grandchild's head? That was the conundrum at a Father's Day lunch this past weekend, as Grandpa Arnold was feted by his family at a Long Beach, California restaurant.
Our friend and colleague at ShelterPop, Amy Preiser, shared this photo of her 4-month-old niece Zoey, and we had to post it.
Frankly, Zoey is much more delicious than any piece of chocolate cake. Mommy Natalya, Daddy Mark, Grandma Sonia and Grandpa Arnold indulged in the cake, but the sweetest gift is truly this baby dumpling. Maybe next Father's Day, when Zoey has a little more mileage on her frilly attire, she'll join her older brother, 3-year-old Joshy, for a taste.
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I posted this thread separately rather than in the part 2 of "Show us your landscape" because these aren't really landscape shots like many of you have posted.........which are very nice by the way!
So here it is October 27. There is still a lot of color. Even though the cactus flowers are long gone, the ripe fruits are very colorful. Several things are still in flower. The yellow mum is "King's Ransom" and I've had it for years. The flowers are quite large for a hardy mum. The Camellia "Snow Flurry" is at peak time now. I took the shot of the small bud with the cluster of buds, to show just how prolific this one is! Rosemary is still in bloom. Red and yellow Knockout roses still doing well. The single red rose is "Altissimo" and I was surprised that it had 3 more blooms now.
Well they're not poisonous, so technically speaking, they are edible, but the smaller ones (the first photo) are small (less than 2 inches) and so would be all seeds. The last photo shows a different cactus, much larger pads and fruit, maybe 4.5 inches or so. They have a bit more flesh around the seeds, but neither of them are like the commercially grown "prickly pears" that are available in markets.
Bill, your hydrangea blossom still looks fresh! And lots of flowers still left on the rose. Your rosemary doesnâÂÂt appear to mind the cooler temps. I wonder how low your overnight temps have gone? Nice to see a close up of the blooms on your Camellia. I didnâÂÂt realize it had multiple buds, which IâÂÂm sure extends the bloom period. Like your red mum, such a clear red color, mine are more a wine/burgundy. I donâÂÂt think IâÂÂve seen a clear red like that at the nurseries. That last photo of your cactus is so interesting with all that fruit on it. Nice to have so much to enjoy when November is right around the corner. :-)
Thanks Ann. I wish I knew what mum that red one is, but I don't. The one hydrangea flower has stayed bluer while the rest have gone to reddish-purple (like the one on the right). The camellia must have 1,000 buds easily! They come in clusters on that one, and every branch has several clusters, and a couple of hundred branches, so it's a lot for sure. The Knockout roses are living up to their name! I really like how much color is added by the cactus fruits out front. The rosemary has bloomed three times this year. As for low temperatures, it has not hit 32 in my yard yet. Coleus and basil, which are VERY sensitive to freezing, are still fine. It was very close on Friday night, probably around 34.
Quite a lot of color for so late in the season! This week we've gotten to the point of having only the plants that are still happy at 25 degrees, so it is refreshing to see so many plants still in bloom and fruit. I am in agreement with those who particularly like the red mum; such a great color. The yellow Knockout rose is a delicate shade that I think would fit well into most color schemes. I am wondering if the Camellia "Snow Flurry" is scented (or are any/most of your Camellias scented?) The only ones I've seen in person have been forced at flower shows, and they had no scent, but IME forcing often alters a plant's scent.
Thanks for the nice comments!
I'd like to see a photo of your camellia. The cacti would be fine in your zone, as long as you have them on a slight slope or slight mound so that water doesn't collect in winter. A stone mulch helps a lot as well, keeping them from contact with the wet soil. Really easy to grow and when in bloom in early summer, they are quite a sight! Imagine that all those fruits were once bright yellow blossoms! Cacti are distant cousins to roses and have really nice flowers.
None of my camellias are scented. I know that Logee's has one that is scented, but it's not hardy here.
Thanks for the compliment!
As for your cactus pads, it might be a bit late for them to root now. You might want to root them in a pot over winter. Just lay them on the soil and keep it a little moist. Let them root in a warmer area indoors, but once they've rooted, put them in a cool area if you have one. I know whenever one of the pads breaks off on mine, they just root and start a new plant. But they have all summer to root. Good luck with yours!
Hi Bill, OK, if this camellia works out for me I just might have another addiction on my hands. Especially where I can get to Camellia Forest Farm Nursery each spring and they have a wide selection of cold-hardy plants.
This is 'Autumn Spirit'. Pic is a little blurry (or that could be my eyes!) but you get the idea. I was so excited when I saw a second bud. The shrub is rather small so I wasn't expecting buds for a couple of years.
I'm not sure how old the plant was when I picked it up. It had great roots. Shame on me......my parents have a camellia collection and air layer all the time so I should know by now how to tell the year of a camellia to a certain extent.
I do have it in a very protected spot tucked in the corner where the stairs to my deck meet. It will not get any winds at all where it is. I'm going to take my chances and not mulch or pile leaves on it for the winter. Although I'm vacillating on that and maybe I will for its first northern winter. But after that, it's on it's own!
I should have mentioned that the leaves that look lighter green in the picture are really the dark, glossy green but had some dappled sun on them.
Wow, Bill, still lots of blooms in your yard! LOVE the red mum! What is the yellow rose? Sorry if you already gave the name, but your first post in this thread is doing that thing where it goes all the way to the right of the page and the photos from the ads there cover lots of the text.
I think I've realized my problem with the fall garden is that I have almost all oaks - and a LOT of them - and so while I don't have much sun most of the season, I have hardly any this time of year. The sun is too low and the leaves on the oaks don't fall till almost December, if not later, so I think most things with blooms just don't last. (Not to mention my house is FREEZING!)
And this spring I moved my favorite fothergilla over about a foot and it didn't like it. A foot. Should have just left it where it was. Curse my analness, lol (anality??). I think it's a goner, but will wait till spring. Definitely got no color from it (no leaves on it!) this fall.
I'll have to live vicariously through your (Italian) garden! ;)
I think a mulch around the plant would be beneficial in keeping the soil from large fluctuations in temperature, which could weaken the root system. Being out of the wind helps too. I hope it does OK!
Thanks for the compliment. The yellow rose is a Knockout rose. It was labeled as "Yellow Knockout" - descriptive but not very creative! As for my garden being "Italian", well.....I've been to the gardens at the Villa Borghese in Rome, as well as the Villa D'Este outside of Rome, and I can only wish that those were my gardens! LOL!.
Maybe the Fothergilla will surprise you and come back from the roots. Maybe a mulch would help. I'm sure you have some leaves available! Good luck with it.
Great photos, Bill. Don't you just love the Knockout roses? Absolutely no work and they keep blooming and blooming, of course without the huge scent and big blooms of traditional roses-- but not a problem at all as far as I'm concerned. They keep on doing their own "rose thing." All of mine are still budding, too.
I should take some photos tomorrow but I'm actually waiting for the dark buds of the dwarf iris (Dee gave me at the Plant Swap) to open. Dee, I believe you said that yours bloomed in November? Well, that's when mine will bloom, too. Amazing!
T2D, you should post a picture of your camellia 'Autumn Spirit' when it opens. I'd love to see it in its full glory!
Molie, thanks. Yes those Knockouts really live up to the name. I planted the red ones in the lower yard in 2010 and they are now over 4.5 feet high and 6 feet wide. They leaf out quite early in the season too. Not a pest or problem at all so far.
I'd like to see that "Autumn Spirit" camellia too!


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Google traffic drops to ZERO. Penalized or pandalized?
Msg#: 4354273 posted
5:40 pm on Aug 22, 2011
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I read quite often here that people should not just jump to conclusions upon loosing some Google referrals. That your site is more likely to be algorithmically downgraded rather than penalized outright. Yet it's hard not to think of being penalized when the traffic drops to ZERO, (as in zilch).
Still, I wanted to put this out as a request for opinions: does anyone on this respectable board think that there's any chance at all that any algorithmic change (Panda or otherwise) can lead to a
loss of Google referrals?
Here is why I ask: last night many of my sites (but not all, to keep me guessing, perhaps) have been hit real hard. Today I see no G referrals at all. The affected sites are based on the same software but are not interlinked, all in different niches, obviously different content and use different templates.
My reasoning goes something like this: an algo change can easily hit multiple sites because it gets applied to the entire system. A harsh penalty like the outright banning I got seems to be more of a manual thing and therefore my sites would be dropping sequentially, not en masse.
Anyone sees a problem with this line of thinking? A thought of an algo that can be tasked with banning sites is unbearable, something like sending an automated drone on a kill mission without human supervision.
Msg#: 4354273 posted
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There must be something within a site that Google really doesnt like. I would check and double check all your content carefully, then try and Google to do another manual review.
My gut feeling is either you still have some nasties left over from your last hack, or someone complained when it was hacked, followed by someone at Google deciding to block your sites.
(how do we get Google to review it? did it get removed from webmaster tools? as I can no longer remember/find it)
Msg#: 4354273 posted
11:46 pm on Aug 24, 2011
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I keep tripping over references
(here's one)
] regarding Panda being tasked with de-indexing of sites as well as ranking. Can this be true? Anyone has any idea what they're talking about?
My gut feeling is either you still have some nasties left over from your last hack, or someone complained when it was hacked, followed by someone at Google deciding to block your sites.
This could be true but then Google is really lacking in the follow-up department! 6 months had passed between the break-in/fix and de-indexing. Still, I have sites that have been de-indexed yet never hacked into (located on a different server).
Msg#: 4354273 posted
12:02 am on Aug 25, 2011
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A couple things come to mind and are usually the case. Don't immediately assume a penalty. Check these things first:
Double check your robots.txt and sure you aren't blocking them
Check the settings for WP, make sure you didn't accidentally check the box to make the site invisible to search engines.
Check your server settings to make sure you aren't blocking the bots in some way.
Other than that, I would need a little more info,
Did you change domains? IPs? Domain registration?
Did you make any recent changes to the site? URL changes?
Have you been building links?
How many visits do you normally get from Google?
Msg#: 4354273 posted
12:26 am on Aug 25, 2011
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How did you close the hole that lead to the hack? My worry here is that a back door is still open and perhaps the hack is not so obvious this time. Try accessing you site from a different IP than you typically do. Does it all look the same?
My point is, maybe what you see is not what everyone else sees.
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@ponyboy96: Thanks for your suggestions! I do hear what you're saying but I'm pretty darn sure it is a penalty (ban) this time around. I'm not only
blocking them, but Googlebot is the single most bandwidth-wasting visitor on my sites last two days: they send no visitors and yet they download 50,000+ pages per day. I used WMT to "Fetch as Googlebot" and it was able to get there just fine.
@maximillianos: you make all great points. In fact, I cannot be 100% sure there is no backdoor. I will keep looking of course, including coming in on a different IP, which is a great idea, but if the hacker is still there, (s)he is quietly sapping resources other than http - I am constantly checking HTML code, logs and WMT crawling errors and nothing suggests that the html code of my pages has been modified in any way. Additionally, none of the sites hit with the ban and hosted on this server are listed in any spam database. Besides, I have banned sites on another server that has never been hacked into (to the best of my knowledge, of course)
I still harbor some hope that the issue is technical but I'm not getting any closer to finding it.
Msg#: 4354273 posted
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regarding Panda being tasked with de-indexing of sites
That is user language you linked to, not a Google spokesperson. People struggle with Panda related language, because Google does not consider it a "penalty." It's not easy to come up with exact language when Google doesn't hand it to us.
The best I've been able to come up with is something like "demote" or "devalue"... something like that.
Has anyone with a Panda devalued site noticed previously indexed pages being completely de-indexed?
Msg#: 4354273 posted
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Has anyone with a Panda devalued site noticed previously indexed pages being completely de-indexed?
In my case I can see a small but noticeable 15-20% drop in the amount of search queries shown in WMT for each of the banned sites approx. two weeks before the ban. The date does not jive with the official Panda schedule though - the drop happened on Aug 4th, the ban - Aug 21st.
Msg#: 4354273 posted
3:24 am on Aug 25, 2011
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"WMT account shows some 250,000"
Just one thing 250000 pages ! is that all well written content? tell us a bit more, what niche?
Msg#: 4354273 posted
3:32 am on Aug 25, 2011
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is that all well written content?
It's a forum. Some content is good, some is rubbish. Utter spam and obscenities are normally deleted. Some tiny amount may still be there. Nothing different from any other forum you've seen out there. Maybe not as tightly moderated as WebmasterWorld but cleaner than many that are still indexed.
Msg#: 4354273 posted
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Since you have UGC, check to make sure all the user-generated outbound links are nofollowed. If they used to be nofollow, and then something went wrong, and they suddenly all changed to followed links, that might have triggered problems (suddenly linking to tons of bad neighborhoods, or giving the impression of paid links).
Msg#: 4354273 posted
5:05 am on Aug 25, 2011
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I agree with dazzlindonna, and another question , what is the niche of the forum?
Msg#: 4354273 posted
1:42 pm on Aug 25, 2011
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@dazzlindonna: it could be disastrous, indeed. But I don't convert URLs into proper HTML links at all. Maybe (just maybe) Google started to count URLs in text format as another form of referral (sort of Link Lite)? That would be crazy indeed. Maybe I should start obfuscating URLs, not just leave them as plain text.
@map1: it does not matter. I have sites banned that span several completely unrelated niches. Some are competitive, some are absolutely empty. It's not about the niche, I don't think...
Msg#: 4354273 posted
12:37 pm on Aug 27, 2011
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You have done a 'Fetch as Googlebot' in WMT to check they are getting the sites correctly, right?
Its a bit of stretch, as you lost multiple sites on multiple hosts, but Gbot not getting a full load on a page request would explain removal, although not overnight.
Worth checking though :)
Msg#: 4354273 posted
3:58 pm on Aug 27, 2011
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but Gbot not getting a full load on a page request would explain removal
Do you mean as in an incomplete html, i.e. no closing body and html tags got Gbot but full page with some sneaky JS on the bottom to actual users? I guess can see how this could have been abused
in my case when I do "fetch as Googlebot" I get a complete page, all HTML code is there and not altered. I was looking for a sign of breaking in, so it's word to word what was expected. I tried homepage and one random content page.
Thanks for your input! I'm still looking for ideas ...
Msg#: 4354273 posted
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Any chance these sites would fit into Google's definition of scraper sites? Since they are currently chasing that problem, perhaps they are testing their scraper-fixing algo on your sites.
Msg#: 4354273 posted
12:11 am on Aug 28, 2011
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I meant that the site's pages could be returning a pagesize of 0 and no content to G. :)
I have a site that is doing that atm, having shifted hosts - normal visits get the code fine, and other sites on the host are fine.
The symptom was the number of pages indexed dropping day by day.
No freaking idea whats happening, but the code is really old so I did a wget of the site, overwrote it with static copies for the interim (which are loading to G fine) and am rewriting the site. It was due anyway; its been a maintainence problem with its crappy old code anyway.
It occurred to me there was a small possibility that had happened to you, although unlikely from your description.
(Please don't derail the thread for my siutation - I have it under control and don't need advice! :))
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Have you thought about moving your banned domains to different hosts? It's possible that there are black hat webmasters on your host, and your sites were banned as being located (ip address-wise) near a number of banned sites.
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B.K. ShapiroLies of the Father by Jane Ann Keil Stevens is a must read for all.
This book is on an important subject that everyone should know about. The characters are fluid and you will find yourself rooting for Kate and her kids. The end lesson being no matter how bad things are you can walk away with your head held high.