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Nov 20, 2012, 07:03 PM | #26 |
I upgraded to the mini, and if that hadn't have been released I would have bought the 4th gen. I didn't need to replace it, and it actually did everything that i needed it to. However there were two things about it that really frustrated me. First, it wasn't upgradable to the newest iOS version, which made it feel obsolete. Second and this was the bigger reason if I'm honest, the keyboard was laggy. It would remember what I had typed, but would often be a word or two behind, which would end the flow of typing which is seriously frustrating. So I had decided to upgrade when new iPads came out.
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Nov 20, 2012, 07:38 PM | #27 |
My wife and I both have iPad 1s. Her's is 16 and mine is 64gb. Her only complaint is lack of space.
I use mine everyday and love it. I am planning on getting an iPad Mini LTE and use it even more.
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Nov 20, 2012, 07:40 PM | #28 |
I have the ipad 1. Considering either a Nexus 10, Asus Vivo Tab RT or iPad 4.
I havent upgraded through this time because iOS is so limited. Recently I found that Android better suits my needs, but the 16:10 aspect ratio of the Nexus 10 makes it really uncomfortable to use and read web pages and PDF on portrait. Ios is really really lacking. Its like a 2 year old OS. I need more power (im talking software, not hardware). Doesnt matter if its Ipad 4 or Ipad 10. As long as iOS stays the same theres no real difference between an Ipad 1 and an Ipad 10. What more can you do on an Ipad 4 that I cant do on my Ipad 1? And Im talking about real productivity, and not useless stuff like facetime, taking pictures, etc. Thats why Im looking into something more powerful.
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Nov 20, 2012, 08:04 PM | #29 | |
Don't underestimate how big a difference the extra speed of the new iPads play in how productive they are. A lot of what feels like a chore on a ipad 1 is not so much the OS but the time it takes to do it. A lot of that barrier goes away on the newer models. |
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Nov 20, 2012, 08:37 PM | #30 |
Still using a day 1 16GB Wifi + 3g. I've considered upgrading to 2, 3 and 4 but have held back each time since I was still getting everything I needed from my 1. It is definitely starting to feel it's age though. Crashes occasionally, typing lags, etc... If I don't cave and get the 4, then definitely will get the 5. I'm hoping the 5 is a bigger version of the mini as far as form factor, but with the power of the 4. I don't think I'll sell the 1 though. It's been a friend for too long.
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Nov 20, 2012, 08:44 PM | #31 |
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My parents (in their 70's) have an iPad 1 that they got on release day. They still think it's the greatest thing since sliced bread. Their first computer anything. I asked my dad if he wanted to upgrade to a newer model and he thought I lost my mind. Why would I replace a perfectly good iPad.... |
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Nov 20, 2012, 08:54 PM | #32 | |
iOS 5 pissed me off as far as performance goes. I JB'd the iPad to turn off multi-tasking and it helps a little and hurts a little. Before buying a new one, I'll just use work-arounds like Google Music to free up space.
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Nov 20, 2012, 11:11 PM | #35 |
Great thread, I too have an iPad 1. I got a Mini as a present, but I still find myself using the original quite a bit. Works really well, no problems at all, and except a few tiny screen scratches it is in immaculate shape. Mini is a great step forward though, faster and much much easier to carry around.
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Nov 20, 2012, 11:35 PM | #36 |
Still daily use here
I bought the base iPad back when they first came out to see how I liked it. Since then, I've found it to be my main device so when the mini was announced I decided to go for more storage and cellular as an upgrade. I love the original and will keep using it in the house (it sits perfectly on my orbital trainer so I can watch films while working out) but for on the road at think the mini I just bought will be a big improvement.
I'm now actively removing computers from the house. My wife is getting a mini for Christmas so she can retire her laptop and my MBA only gets used when necessary (rare at home, all day at work) and the idea of going to my computer desk to browse the Internet or pop off some email seem so arcane now. You can see why Microsoft is scared ******** by these things that they had to release Windows Pot8o.
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Nov 20, 2012, 11:52 PM | #37 | |
Here's my example: I am _still_ enjoying my 2002 Titanium PowerBook G4. It's a terrific testimony to what Apple Computers Inc. (Apples Original Name) created and the exceptional quality of that era. Just think, the only component I've ever replaced is the battery. Everything else is original. It's also important to note that when new, it logged thousands of hours as my work machine. One year later I upgraded as usual, yet I was so impressed with the G4 I decided to keep it. Every year since then I take it out once a month or so for writing & web surfing. Tasks it performs every bit as well as it did when new. Even more amazing is it's "like new" cosmetic appearance. That after traveling the world with me. Oh how I wish Apple would produce that same quality today.
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Nov 21, 2012, 01:19 AM | #38 |
I wasn't aware that iPads had expiration dates. LOL.
I'm keeping my iPad2 until it explodes.
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Nov 21, 2012, 06:34 AM | #39 |
I feel the same way about my iPad3. Performance is perfectly fine, love the display, can live with the weight and battery life. Of course, it helps that I have a 64 gig LTE model and will take a bath on it if I try to sell it.
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Nov 21, 2012, 06:37 AM | #40 |
I found my iPad 1 to be too large and heavy. The 2 made some great inroads in size/weight so it was more hold able. For me however a smaller tablet was the answer and so apple introduced the mini, I couldn't wait.
I think the iPad 1 is showing its age in that sense where its still a capable tablet but the iPad 4 offers great performance and a retina screen. If you want a smaller form factor the mini is a great choice |
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Nov 21, 2012, 06:53 AM | #41 | |
Amazing how the G5 still functions fine today.
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Nov 21, 2012, 07:08 AM | #42 |
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Nov 21, 2012, 07:10 AM | #43 |
My wife and I are still rocking iPad 1s, purchased the day they were announced. Both used daily as Sonos controllers and for other more common tasks like watching Nashville (she, not me)
At this point I'm comfortable waiting to upgrade. Lagginess of the device and memory bound problems such as crashes in Mail could push me over the edge. |
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Nov 21, 2012, 07:18 AM | #44 |
I still own the iPad 1st gen. Stopped using it as much when I bought a 2010 macbook air last year from the refurb store. I still occasionally use it as an ereader or a second screen with Air Display, so I see no need to upgrade as it still does what i use it for.
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Nov 21, 2012, 08:57 AM | #45 |
Had my iPad 1 since launch day and still love it. The stores (iTunes, Apps, iBooks) all seem to crash and Safaris a bit flakey but Ill live with for a bit longer. I like to get three years out of hardware; the next upgrade will feel huge.
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Nov 21, 2012, 09:23 AM | #46 |
I suspect that if it had more than 256 mb of ram , more people would still be using it. Safari checkerboarding drove me crazy about it. My office manager has no qualms with it, though.
It's basically an internet appliance. People usually replace appliances when they quit working.
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Nov 21, 2012, 09:44 AM | #47 | |
I also made it very clear that she couldn't update the operating system anymore. It's all on her now. |
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Nov 21, 2012, 12:59 PM | #48 |
My daughter is quite happy using my iPad 1. Does that count as squeezing another generation?
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Me too. Life would be less expensive. I love old Macs, though and love seeing them still in use - I still spot plenty of iPad 1s in the wild.
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Definitely! iPad 1 works perfectly fine, and I didn't upgrade to iOS 4 for various reasons. Don't plan on upgrading for a long time. I got the 64GB 3G model so it's top of its class and works great! I have a Note 2 and haven't used the iPad ONCE since I got it (for those wondering if it can replace a tablet, it can ... and it has Adobe Flash!)
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After years of trying to conceive, writer Vicki Forman's twins were finally coming. Way too early.
Evan and Ellie were only 23 weeks gestation when Forman went into labor. They were so premature Forman thought she was having a miscarriage. At birth, each baby weighed only about a pound.
"One of life's great illusions is the notion that we can want — and get — things on our own terms, no matter what. It's human nature to seek pleasure and avoid suffering, but what happens when suffering finds you?" Forman writes in her harrowing new book "This Lovely Life: A Memoir of Premature Motherhood." "My husband and I had tried for two long years to conceive these twins, had lived through miscarriages and fertility treatments to bear them. When I learned they were coming so early and so fragile, I had only one wish: to let them go."
While Forman thought the twins should be allowed to die, their doctors struggled to save them. While Ellie lived for only four days, Evan, who endured severe disabilities including the inability to speak or see, died just shy of his eighth birthday.
"This Lovely Life" is Forman's bracing account of becoming the mother of two super-preemies. Its drama comes not only from the relentless medical challenges that tiny Ellie and Evan faced, but also from Forman's often conflicted emotions, as she cares for her son through his first tenuous years, navigating myriad medical crises, and becomes his greatest advocate. Yet, she feels angry and frustrated that her daughter and son were not to be among those celebrated "miracle babies" who are born terribly premature, but turn out just fine. Along the way, the book raises difficult questions about the ethics of the infertility business, as well as the rights of the parents of extremely premature children vs. the responsibilities of hospitals that treat them.
I spoke with Forman, 47, who teaches writing at the University of Southern California, by phone from her home, where she lives with her husband, Cliff, and 12-year-old daughter, Josie.
What does being born at 23 weeks gestation mean physically?
The brain is still very immature. The retinas have not developed. The lungs are not fully developed. For the most part, the rest of the fetus is fully developed, but cannot survive primarily because of the lung development. Until the advent of surfactant in the early '90s, which is used to lubricate the lungs, babies born this early did not survive because their lungs could not provide respiration to the body.
When a baby with immature lungs respires, the lungs stick together. They can inhale, but they can't exhale. Surfactant essentially greases the lining of the lungs so that there is more plasticity so that they don't stick together on the inhalation.
Even a decade earlier, there is no chance that the twins would have survived?
No chance.
What was your initial reaction when the twins were born so early?
I thought I was having a miscarriage. I had had absolutely no signs that I detected as being of pre-term labor.
I was an educated person. I thought I had been trained to see the signs and symptoms, and I really knew nothing. The doctors examined me to discover that I was 7 centimeters dilated, which is effectively too far gone to stop the labor.
I was shocked and completely overwhelmed. My husband and my then 3-year-old daughter had come with me. They were there with me in the hospital in the examining room.
I knew that if the babies were to be delivered they would certainly not be able to survive. I had been informed during my pregnancy that 24 weeks was the edge of viability, so to my mind, since we had not yet reached 24 weeks, these babies would not be viable.
I felt that it was important not to intervene [to resuscitate the babies after birth], in that it would be a painful experience for them, and for me and for us as a family. It certainly felt to me that the risks of morbidity and mortality were so high that I didn't understand why the plan was to intervene.
Why was the hospital policy in conflict with your wishes as the twins' mother?
What I've come to learn is that policies regarding care in cases of extreme prematurity vary from hospital to hospital, and even, from what I've been able to determine, from shift to shift.
It can often be the decision of the obstetrician, or the neonatologist on duty, as to what to do in these cases. I have heard from other parents at other hospitals where they had twins born at this gestation, who were actually told that they shouldn't resuscitate the twins. This indicates to me that there is very little consistency across hospitals at this gestation whether or not to provide care or to withhold it.
You were being told that the twins had to be resuscitated?
I was being told that I had no choice. I was told that the laws of the state of California required resuscitation because the babies would be born with signs of life. I was allowed to labor. I delivered the twins. They were both resuscitated. They were taken to the NICU [neonatal intensive care unit].
They were provided with intensive care, which included artificial ventilation and an enormous amount of drugs which are necessary to keep an infant born this early alive. Within a few days, my daughter had suffered a brain hemorrhage, and the hemorrhage was so severe that — as the doctors put it — the quality of her future life was deemed nil. They then met as a team, and allowed us to remove her from life support, which we did when she was 4 days old.
What were some of your feelings during this time?
I was deathly afraid. I had two very, very sick infants, and I had a 3-year-old who needed me at home. I firmly believed during the delivery that the twins shouldn't be resuscitated. However, once they were born they were my children, and I began to understand that it was my job to take care of them, and to look out for them, and that if I didn't love them, who would?
Initially, friends and even some doctors would try to arm you with stories of children who had been born this early, and turned out fine. What was that like for you?
It gave me a kind of hope, and I certainly wanted to believe the stories that they were telling me. I remember commenting to a friend, "Apparently, they can make an artificial womb, and that's what they're doing, and when they're all done growing this baby, he's going to come out of the hospital, he's going to be OK, and it doesn't seem to matter that they were born 16 weeks too early," which sounds ludicrous. Of course it matters.
I wanted to believe in the stories of positive outcomes, but I also was very aware that we were facing a long road, and tried to prepare myself for being the mother of a child with disabilities.
How did your feelings change as Evan progressed and grew within the hospital setting?
I found myself with surprisingly strong protective instincts. No matter what fear I had initially about what it meant to have a baby born that early, I fell in love with my son, and it was my job to be his mother, and it was my job to learn how to be his mother, whatever those challenges might be.
What advice do you have to other parents of super-preemies?
When your child is born this early, and they're in the hospital, it's really not your baby. The baby somehow belongs to the doctors and the team. It's not up to you to provide the care that that child needs.
But even given the fact that you're not responsible for that level of care, you can become the advocate who learns and knows everything there is about this situation, and potential difficulties that you may face. I think it's very important to stare those down, and to learn what they may be, because when you come home you need to be as prepared as possible.
When Evan finally did get out of the hospital, what problems did he face?
My son came home with 15 different diagnoses, and at least half a dozen medications that he required on a regular basis, and referrals to half a dozen specialists. Taking care of him became a full-time job, and I certainly applied myself to those duties with as much diligence as I've applied myself to anything in my life.
Did you feel like the risks of extreme prematurity were clear to you before you had the twins?
My husband and I did go through fertility treatments, and the multiple birth was the result of those fertility treatments. I remember in passing the doctor mentioning multiple birth as a potential "risk," as he put it, but never mentioning prematurity or extreme prematurity as a subsequent risk.
I think that fertility doctors clearly are very focused on providing a successful pregnancy for their patients. And parents who want these children are also very focused on achieving a successful pregnancy. It's not a story that one wants to hear. I don't know if someone had told me that this was possible that I would have even been prepared to listen. But it is a reality, and it does happen.
I'm not a statistician, but we're seeing more fertility treatments, which result in more multiple births. And multiple births carry a much higher risk of prematurity — that's a fact.
As you were going through the initial months of your son's life, how did your friends and family react?
It was unpredictable. The people who I thought would be by our side and understand weren't always the people who were able to know what to do. This experience affects an entire family and circle of friends in ways that you can't describe, and some friends were very supportive, and some friends were overwhelmed, and really didn't know how to handle it.
I think that it's a very challenging experience. I think it's hard on everyone. It's hard on family, and it's hard on friends. I don't think that people are equipped always to know what to do or say.
What advice do you have family and friends?
I think that the best advice is to maintain contact, and to simply say: "What can I do?" And if the answer is "nothing," then keep calling and say: "What can I do? Is there anything I can do?"
The hardest part for me during this entire experience when Evan and Ellie were born, during those years of his chronic illness, was just feeling alone. I think it's really important for parents not to feel alone. So, whatever a family member or friend can do to make that person feel less alone that's the thing that is going to make the difference. Not the right words.
Is it because you are so consumed with your child's care that you feel alone? Or, because you didn't have contact with other parents who were going through the same thing?
I think that it has more to do with the trauma of the experience. I think that anyone who has gone through trauma will say: "I can't explain this. No one understands this." It's just the typical reaction to trauma. The people who make you feel less alone are the people with whom you share that trauma.
Do you think that the parents should have the ultimate say about intervening to save an extremely premature child's life? Or that hospitals should just be more clear about their policies upfront?
I think that the parents should have the final decision, and I think that that decision needs to be informed by some honest facts about outcome. It's a terrible decision, but it really has to be for the people who are going to be living with their children, and caring for them for the rest of their lives. Those are the people who have the right to make the decision ultimately.
What do you mean by the honest facts about outcome?
Ninety percent of babies born about Evan and Ellie's gestational age have permanent disabilities of some kind. I knew that, because I had done my research, and I said that during the delivery, and I think the doctor was trying to convince me that wasn't true.
A lot of people would not know that, and then hear the stories about the 24-weeker who is just fine, and go home very unprepared. There are a range of permanent disabilities — learning disabilities, blindness — but these are lifelong disabilities, and that is the reality.
What were some of the disabilities that your son had?
My son was blind. He did walk eventually at the age of 5, but he was very obviously developmentally delayed in terms of his walking. He was nonverbal. He did not really eat. He came home with a permanent feeding tube. For several years, we fed him solely through that feeding tube. Eventually he did learn to drink a little, and take a little bit by mouth, but he was never going to eat hamburgers and hot dogs.
He had very low muscle tone, which made it hard for him to achieve any kind of developmental milestones. He didn't smile until he was 9 months old, which most parents would know is very delayed.
But you came to see not only in these clinical terms, because he was your son, and you could experience his joy as well.
I did. He taught me how to see his life as a real life. I'm grateful that I was able to learn that lesson.
After he was out of the initial extreme crises, do you feel like he had good quality of life?
Absolutely. He was loved. He was cared for. He was happy.
At what point were you able to feel like you weren't in a constant state of emergency when it came to his health?
Every time he got sick I was in a renewed state of emergency. It was relentless from the time he was born until about the time he was 3 years old.
The first two years were especially difficult. We were seeing doctors all the time, he was sick all the time. He was on medication. He remained on oxygen. We had a lot of medical supplies in the house. My dad came to visit me, and he said: "You've got your own little ICU here," and he was right.
But after about 2 years, gradually we'd find ourselves with a little less to worry about. And by the time he was 3 he was no longer fragile or chronically ill.
How did your son's condition impact his older sister?
My daughter from the time Evan came home until many years later would want to play these games that I thought were just sort of normal play, and now looking back I see that she was really working a lot out. We would play the patient game. She would hook me up to machines, as she called them, using yarn, and then I would have tubing. And then she would give me shots.
She certainly missed her sister. She thought she was going to have a sister, and she doesn't. I think also she was afraid. When something like this happens, a child automatically worries that it could happen to them. I did what I could to be present for her, while also being very aware that her life had changed in a significant way, and there was nothing I could do about that.
How did this experience affect your marriage?
My husband and I would find new things to fight about. Like any marriage, we had had our ups and downs, we're very solid, and we're still solid, but I think that this experience puts such a strain on a marriage, and there is no avoiding that strain.
Eighty percent of couples with disabled children divorce, and we knew that statistic. We worked hard. We still work hard. And we certainly had to solve problems in our marriage that many people do not have to solve, such as where do we bury our child? Or, I don't feel like taking him to the 15th doctor's appointment this week, can you do it? Those kinds of negotiations were certainly far more intense than most people have to make in a marriage, but we've made them, and so we're lucky.
Initially, you blamed yourself for the twins' extreme prematurity. Why do you think you did that? And how did that change over time?
I think as mothers we feel very omnipotent, and very responsible, as though we're supposed to somehow make everything go well. And in my case I had not been able to do that, so I felt responsible. A lot of people tried to explain to me that it wasn't my fault.
But I still felt as thought I should have known, and I should have been able to prevent it. Finally, I understood that I had to stop blaming myself, and accept what happened, and that it wasn't my responsibility. That is humbling, because the other side of the belief in your omnipotence is the realization that maybe you're not in charge.
What were your experiences like with doctors who treated your son?
I think that we were left behind by doctors who felt that a normal outcome was a child who could see and talk and walk. And that we did not have that. It took me a long time to understand that there were some doctors who were going to walk away and say: "That one didn't work out."
But that there would also be some doctors who would say: "Look at him. Look at what he's doing. This is amazing," and feel like that was more important.
What was your son's life like from ages 3 to 8?
When my son was 3, like most children with disabilities, he entered special education. He went to a very small, public special ed classroom, preschool. He had devoted teachers and therapists who saw him through so many personal challenges.
He had a lot of really big successes. He learned how to walk. He did learn how to feed himself a little bit. He was happy. He loved his friends. He laughed.
Kids in preschool have to stand up and put their little name on the felt board and say: "I'm here." And he would stand up, and put his name up. Then he had this assistive technology, a button he could push that said, "I'm here." And he would laugh, and think that was just so great.
How did Evan ultimately die, and why?
On the morning of his death, my son woke up happy and playful. He had been experiencing some discomfort that we weren't able to really problem solve, because he was nonverbal.
But by noon, he had developed an acute abdominal obstruction, and by 2 the next morning he had died, due to organ failure essentially brought on by this obstruction. It was shocking and tragic and utterly unexpected.
As we later learned, the obstruction actually dated back to the surgery that he had had to place his permanent feeding tube. So, in effect, my son died from complications from his prematurity.
How do you feel you were changed by having the twins?
I think that I understand better now that you can feel more than one way at a time about something. We live in this very either-or culture. Either it's a miracle or we're a success, or we're somehow a failure, and we're not a miracle.
But in my own experience, I could want not to resuscitate my twins, and I could love them. I could be my son's mother, and I could understand how to be the parent of a disabled child, and I could feel joy again. For me, it's just been very eye-opening to see that you can feel both ways, and there is sorrow in the joy. I learned how to hear not loss but life.
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Good SEO is not "cheating the system," or "manipulating search results." Good SEO is part of a marketing plan that makes it more likely that the good content you create will be found by people who might be interested in what your web site has to offer.
SEO should begin with an identification of the objectives behind a site and the audiences the site was created for, an understanding of the best way to present information for those audience members and allow them to complete tasks that they may have arrived at the site to fulfill, and research regarding the words and phrases that they might use to find that site and expect to see on its pages.
SEO consultation can include suggestions for improvement of information architecture, HTML coding, avoidance of approaches that may keep search engine crawling programs from indexing content that a site owner might want indexed, keyword research, competitive analysis of others within the same market, development of unique selling propositions, improvement of conversions, the addition of analytics and education on how to use analytics to make positive and meaningful changes to a site.
SEO is more than creating great content, or including some keywords in titles and headings that you might hope to rank for, and following good practice in design involving standards and intelligently structured semantic design.
SEO is more than good web design
Good web design does help, but some days I scratch my head and wonder if good web design is the exception rather than the rule. Here are a small number of design related problems I often see on web pages:
1. Poor page titles, or no titles at all. A Yahoo study of 1,000,000 random URls described in a pending Yahoo patent filed in 2008, Generating Succinct Titles for Web URLs (US Patent Application 20100049709), noted that 17 percent of the pages they found didn't have page titles.
2. Many site owners include important textual information such as their address in pictures of text, rather than actual text. A common example are sites where that information is extremely important, such as the address of the business behind sites for restaurants, shops and businesses that provide services in specific geographical areas. The Google Webmaster Guidelines note the following:
Try to use text instead of images to display important names, content, or links. The Google crawler doesn't recognize text contained in images. If you must use images for textual content, consider using the "ALT" attribute to include a few words of descriptive text.
Try to use text instead of images to display important names, content, or links. The Google crawler doesn't recognize text contained in images. If you must use images for textual content, consider using the "ALT" attribute to include a few words of descriptive text.
3. Many content management systems and ecommerce platforms are set up so that pages can be accessed at more than one URL, which can lead to search engines not indexing all of the pages of a site that they might, and having link equity, or PageRank being spread amongst the same page at more than one URL. I've seen at least one site that had the same page content indexed by Google at more than a thousand different URLs.
Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft were all granted patents last week on methods that they might use to address that problem, but there's no guarantee from the search engines that they are using those methods on every site that they find, and resolving those problems rather than hoping the search engines will understand them is a best approach.
In a recent interview with Google's Matt Cutts, he suggests solving the problem of duplicate content at different URLs:
Typically, duplicate content is not the largest factor on how many pages will be crawled, but it can be a factor. My overall advice is that it helps enormously if you can fix the site architecture upfront, because then you don't have to worry as much about duplicate content issues and all the corresponding things that come along with it.
4. Many web hosts set up domains for new site owners so that the same content can be displayed on those domains both with and without a "www." While the search engines may pick up on the fact that the same content exists at more than one domain, usually they don't.
5. Many websites fail to use words in title elements, heading elements, anchor text, and page content that their intended audiences will both likely search for, and expect to see on their pages.
SEO isn't about taking great content and stuffing it with keyword phrases, but rather about creating great content that includes intelligent choices of words used within that content, meaningful images used on pages, and multimedia content that can be indexed well.
Why site owners can't just create great content
The number and kind of ranking signals that search engines use to rank pages go beyond good web design as well. Microsoft noted in their paper, FRank: A Ranking Method with Fidelity Loss (pdf), that they based their rankings of pages on 619 different query dependent and query independent features.
Google representatives have stated a number of times in the past few years that they look at more than 200 different signals to determine how pages might be ordered in search results.
There are a number of initial steps that a site owner can take that make it more likely that a search engine crawling program can find all of the URLs on their site, index the content found there, and display those pages in search results.
But, an SEO has no control over changes that competitors might make to their sites, or search engines might make to their algorithms, or the interest that potential visitors might have in the products or services or information found upon a site. There are no absolute guarantees.
Marketing is an ongoing endeavor, and effective SEO is also an ongoing endeavor that requires a knowledge of the framework within which a site exists on the Web, going beyond an understanding of how to present pages to search engines and visitors. An SEO constantly studies search engines, often including reading patent filings and white papers and blog posts and press releases and interviews from the search engines, experimenting on sites that aren't mission critical, and observing and anticipating changes about how the Web (and not just search engines) works.
Google Principle Engineer Matt Cutts recently wrote a post, Google, transparency and our not-so-secret formula, at Google's European Public Policy Blog about some of the efforts that they take to educate web site publishers, including publishing hundreds of research papers, participating in conferences and forums, and through many blog posts and help pages. They do provide a great amount of information, probably more than most site owners can manage to keep up with, which is why it can be helpful to have an SEO work with them.
Search engines do have sophisticated algorithms that they use, based upon human assumptions that attempt to address problems programmatically, sometimes at the cost of false positives and false negatives. For example, Google announced a couple of months ago that they were starting to expand some queries to include synonyms for words used in searchers queries. They stated in the Official Google Blog post, Helping computers understand language, that the method worked well most of the time, only failing badly in one out of fifty searches.
Two percent sounds like a small number, but when you're talking about possibly billions of queries a month, it could amount to a fairly large number. Here's what the Official Google Blog post stated about their approach to expanding queries based
Most of the time, you probably don't notice when your search involves synonyms, because it happens behind the scenes. However, our measurements show that synonyms affect 70 percent of user searches across the more than 100 languages Google supports.
We took a set of these queries and analyzed how precise the synonyms were, and were happy with the results: For every 50 queries where synonyms significantly improved the search results, we had only one truly bad synonym.
Good SEO enhances the quality and usability of web sites
Good SEO should enhance a visitor's experience with a web site rather than damaging it, or entail stuffing pages with unreadable content, or mean adding unusable navigation that doesn't advance that goal .
Good SEO should help with the creation of intelligently crafted copy rather than excessive copy.
Good SEO should lead to navigation that makes it more likely that people can and will visit pages that meet their informational and transactional needs.
The goal of SEO is to make it more likely that a site owner meets the the objectives behind their site and visitors find what they are looking for.
SEO is responsive
SEO is not a broadcast approach to marketing. It's not a one time ad that shows up on TV or the Radio or a newspaper. SEO is passive in relation to broadcast media. SEO can be used as part of a marketing plan that also includes those approaches, but it recognizes that people will go to a search engine when they have a need to find information, or a task to perform that they can do online.
A website is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If pages from a site are visible in search results for queries that people are performing to meet those needs, rather than when the owner of a site decides to broadcast what their business or organization offers, it can often be more effective than TV or Radio or Print.
One of the questions that I ask people when they first start doing SEO for their sites is, "What is it about your site and what you offer that gets people to talk about it, to recommend it to others, to bookmark it and link to it?" A web site should appeal to people, and SEO should not only avoid getting in the way of that appeal, but should enhance it.
Good SEO adds value to a web site and to the person or business or organization behind that site, as well as creating a better experience for people who have needs that they are trying to meet through the Web.


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April 17, 2002-- An inspiring group of U.Va. professors and graduate teaching assistants, all at different stages of their careers but sharing an extraordinary dedication to their students learning, has been chosen to receive this years University-wide awards celebrating outstanding teaching. Insightful, stimulating and demanding were among the traits often cited by students and colleagues to describe them.
The honorees, selected by a committee from numerous well-crafted nominations with supporting testimonials, will be honored April 23 in the Rotunda at the Universitys 11th annual "In Celebration of Teaching" banquet. Vice President and Provost Gene D. Block and Teaching Resource Center Director Marva A. Barnett will present the awards.
The difficult process of choosing among so many exemplary teachers is always a learning experience in itself, said Barnett, who coordinated the awards. "This years nominees show remarkable ability to develop intellectual community among students and colleagues. We are grateful to the departmental chairs and others who work so hard to send us compelling pictures of exceptional teaching. Thanks to the generosity of Provost Gene Block, the committee was able to award this year, for the first time, an expanded total of eight All-University Teaching Awards."
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Barbara M. Brodie, professor of nursing: The Alumni Association Distinguished Professor Award. The annual award is given to a faculty member who has excelled as a teacher, shown unusual concern for students and made significant contributions to University life for at least a decade. The winner receives a $2,500 prize.
Eugene Kolomeisky, assistant professor of physics: The Alumni Board of Trustees Teaching Award. The award is given to an assistant professor for demonstrated skill in teaching and carries a $1,000 prize, with $1,500 in additional support, and offers a semesters research assignment.
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Hot stuff! Nvidia is banned!:
Intel E5300 leaving as well:
Thats it! X4 630 and HD4770 in place:
Im running this machine now
Thats 350 invested in your hardware as an appreciation of what you do to opensource community! Thanks AMD!
Because of this and this, I have desided to switch from Nvidia Geforce 9800 gt green to AMD Radeon HD4770 and support AMD from now on.
Nvidia is closing the last opensource driver they maintained and their main driver in essence is windows driver, remapped to posix; whilst AMD has improved native opensource linux stack, now with OpenGL acceleration.
I do NOT feel like supporting Nvidia "efforts" anymore!
HD4770 is my best option, because its R700, which already has 3D accel, unlike tba R800; and it is the only chip in 40nm fab in whole HD4xxx series, which means its efficient. The problem - it is HARD to find.
Because I need upgrade anyway, I desided to go straight and purchase amd cpu and motherboard as well. Intel, while also supporting opensource, did not provide enough GPU power for ocassional gaming and for exact same amount of money, I prefer 4 real cores instead of 2 real 2 HT'ed(i3-540).
Check it out and you are free to change as well, to show you care for opensource AMD on GNU/Linux.
s775 Dual Core E5300--> sAM3 Athlon II X3 630
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Gainward 9800GT Green--->Powercolor HD4770 + AC Accelero L2
4 gb of ddr2 ram converted to ddr3...
Initially targeted XFX HD4770 for blow-out airpipe, I was unable to find it in my region. So here comes Powercolor card with aftermarket cooling. This knife was the only "screwdriver" which passed to original screws on the powercolor card. Nobody was hurt in the process.
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Thats 350 invested in your hardware as an appreciation of what you do to opensource community! Thanks AMD!
Great move :-)
Which distribution are you using? If it's Ubuntu (10.04 LTS), please remember they do not ship with Mesa 7.8 which offers OpenGL 2 support for the card. It shouldn't be too long until the r600g (Gallium3D) development starts though, fun times
Gentoo x86_64
I added kernel, xorg and all drivers with ~ keyword (testing); now running gentoo-kernel 2.6.33-r1, xorg 1.8, libdrm 2.4.20, used "fat" kernel cfg from ubuntu build as a base and plan to build sleek kernel tomorrow using kernelseeds
But I always have Ubuntu on-a-stick just for the case
Erm.. the cpu is Athlon II X4 630. Not X3. I cannot edit first post :/
Also, sorry for spelling, its of course "deCide". Lol, 2 mistakes in the post header, need more sleep.. :/
So which poll option should I select? The only non-AMD-CPUs I've used in a desktop were M680x0 and I finally replaced my nvidia GPU last december.
HD4770 is a pretty good choice. If I didn't want the third display, I'd have chosen that one, too.
I noticed that your cat is suspiciously absent from the photos once you used that knife. Coincidence?
In all fairness the second link you posted regards the r300g driver, looking at the commit logs and the copyright of the source files this driver is mostly an effort of Corbin Simpson and Marek Olák. A third party effort not much to do with AMD. I think something similar is going for NVidia cards with the nouveau driver.
Hey, no option for "I'm already AMD"


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The Math Department uses a single textbook for the Elementary and Intermediate Algebra sequence. This allows students to complete the Algebra sequence in three different ways: a four semester sequence of MATH 111, 112, 122, and 123 each covering one fourth of the book; a two semester sequence of MATH 110 and MATH 120 each covering half of the book; or a combination of the above. Please see your counselor to be sure you take the correct course. MATH 120 INTERMEDIATE ALGEBRA Description: This is the second course in a 2-part series covering elementary and intermediate algebra and is a continuation of MATH 110. Topics include a review of equations, absolute value, lines and graphs, functions, rational exponents, radical expressions and equations, quadratic equations and graphs, exponential functions, and logarithmic functions. Additional topics may include conic sections and systems of equations.
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4.44 / 5.00 3,150 ViewsI made this for Adult Swim's 'Put On Your Shorts' competition. They have the info about it on their site, along with all the music I used for this.
This project took about 3 weeks top to bottom...I think...and kinda replaced the original project I had planned, since this was SO much easier.....and the first one just sucked.
*** Thanks for the Daily Feature and Front Page!!! That's awesome! *grovels in thanks* And thanks to everyone who voted and reviewed and watched! I might very well make another episode or two, time permitting. We'll see. ;) But thanks again!!
That put a big smile on my face!
Great job, it made me smile really wide. The animation was skillful and the artwork stylish. Additionally, the voice action was grade A.
I know I am discovering this a bit late, but what an awesome idea. The character development is easy to grasp and I love the animation. New Adult Swim sucks. Aside from Superjail and Drinky Crow. I'm glad this wasn't exploited on their network. Keep on keeping on.
That is one of the best flashes I have ever seen. And it has the best visuals in any animation I have seen in my life. That was truly amazing. It is so good I think it is worthy of being shown on television. There wasn't a single fault with it, it was perfect. You did a BLOODY GOOD job. I personally think this should be right up there in the top scoring ever list, it really deserves it. Once again, well done...keep up the good work.
reminds me of something Pixar would do for a short or something, cept its not 3d
This was AWESOME. Anyone can tell that you spent a lot of time on this flash, and I think that it was really funny.


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Since the formation of acrylamide (AA) in the heating process of starch-containing food could be demonstrated and high contents of this substance were found in commercial food products, there is a great discussion about the possible human health risks connected with this dietary exposure. In order to determine the body burden of the general population in Germany caused by this uptake, we investigated the internal exposure to acrylamide and acrylonitrile in a group of 72 persons using haemoglobin adducts as parameters of biochemical effects. The collective was subdivided into non-smokers and smokers basing on the results of the smoking-specific acrylonitrile adduct (N-cyanoethylvaline, CEV). The median value for the adduct of AA (N-2-carbamoylethylvaline, AAV) in 25 non-smokers was 21 pmol/g globin (approximately 0.6 microgram/l blood) with a 95 percentile of 46 pmol/g globin (approximately 1.3 micrograms/l) (LOD: 12 pmol/g globin). The median level for AAV in smokers (n = 47) was found to be 85 pmol/g globin (approximately 2.3 micrograms/l blood) with a 95 percentile of 159 pmol/g globin (approximately 4.3 micrograms/l blood). Based on these results about 60 micrograms AA/d are taken up by adult non-smoking persons. According to calculations of WHO and US EPA this background exposure would lead to a cancer risk between 6 x 10(-4) and 3.6 x 10(-3). Our results confirm a body burden to AA even in persons from the non-smoking general population in Germany that is most probably caused by dietary uptake. Smoking habits considerably contribute to the level of this adduct. |
Thomas Schettgen; Tobias Weiss; Hans Drexler; Jürgen Angerer |
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Publication Detail:
Type: Journal Article |
Journal Detail:
Title: International journal of hygiene and environmental health Volume: 206 ISSN: 1438-4639 ISO Abbreviation: Int J Hyg Environ Health Publication Date: 2003 Jan |
Date Detail:
Created Date: 2003-03-07 Completed Date: 2003-05-13 Revised Date: 2007-06-21 |
Medline Journal Info:
Nlm Unique ID: 100898843 Medline TA: Int J Hyg Environ Health Country: Germany |
Other Details:
Languages: eng Pagination: 9-14 Citation Subset: IM |
Institute and Outpatient Clinic of Occupational, Social and Environmental Medicine, Friedrich-Alexander-University of Erlangen-Nürnberg, Schillerstrasse 25/29, D-91054 Erlangen, Germany. |
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MeSH Terms | |
pharmacokinetics Acrylonitrile / analysis*, chemistry, pharmacokinetics Adult Body Burden Carcinogens / analysis*, chemistry, pharmacokinetics Diet Environmental Exposure* Female Germany Humans Male Middle Aged Risk Assessment Smoking / adverse effects* |
Chemical | |
Reg. No./Substance:
0/Carcinogens; 107-13-1/Acrylonitrile; 79-06-1/Acrylamide |
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