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If I search online for my full name...
I'm currently the top hit for Firstname Lastname -- but if you throw in my middle name or initial, I don't show up at all. Surprising considering there are only five people with my first and last name currently alive, one of which shares my middle name. References to dead people with my name tend to show up on the first page.
I just tried my "firstname lastname" search (I have a middle name I'm not using so it's only fair to maximize my chances of being found). The first link is someone with the same names, on Facebook, but not me. He looks like an OK guy, though.
The second link is a collection of images (Google Images), one of them being me, but it's a small, old picture.
Third link is a news article about someone else, but the last name isn't used as last name there, but the word itself (my lastname is actually a word from the
I put in Max Power and just got a list of hairdryers.
Yep. If I search for my "firstname lastname", I get nothing about me, but pages and pages of results for some dork who's long dead, and modern bores with sites about that dork. If I search for my "firstname middlename lastname", then I'm actually on the second page of results at Google (and not anywhere in the Bing results). Of course, if the search includes some terms which are specific to me, then it's more successful.
Is that you, count Vlad Dracul ?
Is that you, count Vlad Dracul ?
Nah, Dracula is positively obscure in comparison to my namesake. The name is comparable to "Julius Caesar" in recognizability, in that almost all people in almost every culture are quite familiar with it (yes, that includes the average person in Japan and Brazil and Nigeria and Canada etc.). Impolite persons - mostly Westerners - often ask if (i) the name is real[*], or (ii) if I'm related to the long dead one.
[*] This question has actually been asked by more than one incredulous passport inspector!
My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die.
How've you been? You know there are still some idiots who think you wrote my plays don't you. Yeah, like you were good enough to write my plays. Of course, the fact that that bloody Bill gets all the credit doesn't make me appreciate his sonnets any more.
Your pal,
Francis Bacon.
Ghengis Khan?
Impolite persons
I think you misspelled "inquisitive".
Ten years ago if you searched on something like Yahoo I would have been the first hit because I used to write roleplaying games and run seminars about it. But a number of more 'famous' people who actively farm their reputation have come in and flooded me out of the first half dozen pages and I'm fine with that. Among the various other mes, there's a musician, an artist, a politician and a few others.
Obliquely I'm actually findable via the second link on the first page, as it brings up a Linkedin search as t
Re:"Full" Name (Score:4, Interesting)I get mainly mispellings of my first or last name to find other people or businesses.
The one I though was funny is "court-records-management.com". I have a misdemeanor conviction in Texas (a speeding ticket back before they moved to a points system). I can pay them money to have them remove their page dedicated to a (nearly) 20 year old ticket. $30 to remove it from their site, and $50 to remove it from Google. Now, anyone who googles me might find my ticket I beat 20 years ago, for horror. Yes, I beat it and was convicted. Nobody wins in front of the traffic court. So you take the conviction, appeal, then argue your case at the appeal. I won the appeal. Still is a "conviction" and shows on my record as a conviction with status "disposed".
I didn't realize how much extortion there is out there based on names. And piles of fake social networks with names in it, ancestry sites, and all that. The WWW is 95% scam.
Though I think I'm the only person on the planet with my first/last combo, though many with one letter different. And more with my middle/last as their first/last that show up if I use my "full" name. The results are more mine if I omit my middle.
This is an excellent point. If I search with my middle name, no hits; but I share the firstname-lastname of a journalist, so I get stuff about him if I search like that.
With full name including middle, no hits. With middle initial, no hits. With just first and last, pages - and none of them me until something like seven or eight pages in with Google (at twenty-five hits results per page.) Wolfram Alpha says there are about 1900 of me as first-last in U.S. For reasons I don't remember I have an account with LinkedIn and I don't readily show up there either.
Searching on user name, that's another story: apart from a guy in France whose last mention or post is from three
"Coridan Miller" is all me. Likely the only one in all history. Without the quotes it tends to be lists of surnames. Auto complete brings up Star Trek though up to Coridan M
My father has the first few links before I show up. One of these days though, I will bring that old man down!
If you kill him to do it, then explain that at your trial, I guarantee you'll succeed.
by SilentStaid (1474575) on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @02:38PM (#44310621)
If you kill him to do it, then explain that at your trial, I guarantee you'll succeed.
That counts as SEO manipulation and violates Google's TOS. They'll be forced to put you down, but more news stories will come up about the novelty of it. Google will implode.
Potential for the most interesting Wiki article, ever.
Em, forgot to type due to distraction, but yours is one of the more unusual names I've seen; the results you get seem just plain weird. I don't know how you feel about it, but these days I'd guess a bit of anonymity might be a good thing.
by Anonymous Coward
If I search for my name, I trigger the PORN FILTERS
Are you from the Philippines by any chance?
Probably Thailand,
Dr Pornsak in Bang Sue.
Yes that is a real name (porn is pronounced "pon" for us Farang) and Bang Sue is district in Bangkok.
I was asking because we have quite a few employees from TH and PH having "porn" in their name (e.g. Supaporn, Wanaporn) and for each of them there are explicit exceptions being set up in the corporate firewall and spam filters.
So searching for your name brings up the goatse image?
You poor bastard.
What do you expect if you called "Anonymous Coward" ?
by Capt.DrumkenBum (1173011) on Tuesday July 16, 2013 @05:29PM (#44302647)I found my CV online, with address, and phone number. It is from about 20 years ago. I posted it to a news group, Something or other tech jobs. Everyone did it back then. Of course the identity thieves had not found the internet yet.
I used it as an example to my nephews showing how once something is on the internet it is there forever.
Unfortunately if you have owned a land line that was listed or property {like a home} you end up like me... name address and phone number complete with google map and street view of my house, jump over to the county's web site and you can look the house's tax value for the last 10 years. Stupid public information.. although it does come in handy when purchasing a house {saved me 13k}. The county won't take down the property information, I guess it's cheaper than making everyone request it in hard copy.
by Anonymous Coward
I hear that when you get a Silicon Valley job your Google profile is very important. Well, there are lines of work where the exact opposite is true, it has become a struggle NOT to exist and keep your data private.
It used to be that I searched for my name and I was top spot, quite proud of it. I've since wise up. Luckily a huge influx of Facebook idiots have the same name and my results are buried. Some mailing lists posts and computer security research results are particularly pesky.
I hear that when you get a Silicon Valley job your Google profile is very important. Well, there are lines of work where the exact opposite is true, it has become a struggle NOT to exist and keep your data private.
Is that much of a problem if the results about me are under my control? I could easily remove the Linked In profile (2nd result) and my personal website (1st result).
The guy with the same name as me, and the Github username to match, could easily be confused. He even likes the same music. When I first saw that result (about a year ago) I wondered if I'd already registered for Github and forgotten about it.
It used to be that I searched for my name and I was top spot, quite proud of it. I've since wise up. Luckily a huge influx of Facebook idiots have the same name and my results are buried
This is exactly my experience!
So much so I'm worried this Anonymous Coward may have stolen my identity!
For some reason, before I was wily enough to know that it was a good idea, I started my posting life on usenet using a nick rather than my real name. Given some of the things I posted over the years, I'm eternally grateful for this.
Even my full name... (Score:4, Funny)
Is very common. I'm more common than dirt.
This presents a problem, should I get down to writing as there are known authors with all or part of my name. I'll have to sub parts or develop a pen name.
Anonymous J. Coward
Is very common. I'm more common than dirt.
My name is only common in relatively small parts of the world, yet there's enough people with exactly the same age that I'm very far down the list when I google myself.
However, I managed to get a gmail account relatively early so I seem to get mail for every other person with my name.
im the exact opposite. my full name isn't very common, but there's one semi-pro surfer/skateboarder and he takes up all the results. i'm sure it's also partly due to my antisocial tendencies, and almost religious use of false information, such that I don't show up, at all. My wife of course is the exact opposite,using her real name all over the place as if she never learned what anonymity is (granted, she's a singer, so she kinda needs her name out there).
Perhaps you mean non-social or unsocial tendencies. Antisocial tendencies typically put you at the top of the rankings.
I don't usually go by my full, middle, and last name, but interestingly my M.S. Thesis from 1985 comes up. Nice to know it's still out there somewhere.
I don't usually go by my full, middle, and last name, but interestingly my M.S. Thesis from 1985 comes up. Nice to know it's still out there somewhere.
Probably been patented by someone and used to clobber competition...
Patents . . . (Score:5, Interesting)by PolygamousRanchKid (1290638) on Tuesday July 16, 2013 @06:27PM (#44303357)
I try to stay quite anonymous on the Internet. But the one thing that I can't avoid are the patents with my name on them. So anyone wanting to dig up some dirt on me could at least find out where I live (or lived) and who I work (or worked) for.
So that is the one thing that prevents me from disappearing from the face of the planet.
And that, folks, is reason number 4.742.038.116 why patents are bad.
A guy with my name is a pitcher for the New York Yankees, so that priest in England and I have just about disappeared into the background.
A guy with my name is a pitcher for the New York Yankees, so that priest in England and I have just about disappeared into the background.
Lessee, pitcher for the New York Yankees:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Phelps_(baseball) [wikipedia.org]
And a priest in England:
http://www.stmarkoca.org/ [stmarkoca.org]
Your name is David Phelps. Hey everybody, methano is David Phelps!
What do I win?
All I get are a bunch of mug shots from various locales, most notably Salt Lake City and Reno.
I gotta work on my methhead look if I want to blend in with the rest of them!
before the football player became famous, the results for my name were mainly for a porn star.
before the football player became famous, the results for my name were mainly for a porn star.
When I do the search (and I'm 99% sure that we have the same name) porn comes up long before football. Curiously, I'm now getting a standup comic as the first hit. That's new.
If I add my middle name, I get lots of obscure characters but you don't find me.
Re:A football player (Score:5, Funny)by dkf (304284) <email@example.com> on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @08:35AM (#44307193) Homepage
before the football player became famous, the results for my name were mainly for a porn star.
So which one of the two is you?
Dangit, I meant to mod this as funny and it slipped to 'Overrated'. Sorry about that.
I keep myself completely off of the Net. All I find is press articles about me.
by Pathwalker (103) <email@example.com> on Tuesday July 16, 2013 @07:44PM (#44304073) Homepage Journal
If I start typing my full name, Google autocompletes with "murders"...
What did people do before the Internet? In a scene from a movie about the cartoonist Harvey Pekar, the actor portraying him in American Splendor [youtube.com] (Paul Giamatti) does a 3 minute soliloquy about his name being listed in telephone books more than once and its somewhat disconcerting affects. Apparently, it's a social activity independent of present technology.
Giamatti does a great job in that movie, by the way. Watch it if you get a chance.
Some dumbarse actor stole my name and he's the only one that comes up on the first page. I'm top of the second page though!
If I use my full name, the top result on google is actually me and it's an information site that shows me linked to my mother and sister and the town I live in (but not current address). Paying would probably reveal that info.
If I shorten my first name (Josh) and don't use middle, none of the results are me.
Turns out I helped run the Clinton campaign. Who'd have thought?
There are a few other people with my name, and now that the internet is more ubiquitous, some of them actually have some meaningful online presence. Since I don't post on Facebook much, the Facebook result that comes up in the first page of Google results is somebody else. Still, though, more than 80% of the first several pages of results on my firstname+lastname are about me. It was more extreme 10 years ago, when there was the small insurance company that got one result, a college football player with a c
My personal site used to come up as the top hit for a Google search for "Steve Foerster" (with quotes). Now it's not there at all, because someone sent Google a DMCA takedown notice. Evidently the WordPress theme I used had an image in it that its designed had cribbed from someone's photobucket account, or something like that. I changed the theme, and one of these days will get around to sending Google a challenge notice. But what a mess -- if the copyright holder had simply told me, which would have ta
It takes some effort to get a "clean" search, because Google tracks your searches and activity, whether or not you are logged in. This results eventually in links pertaining to YOU getting placed higher in the rankings, than they would for other people who search for your name. You might have to use somebody else's computer, or anonymous mode, to get a realistic look at where you come up in search results.
Who uses Google? I use DuckDuckGo and Ixquick for my general search engines. Only if I can't find what I'm looking for there do I use Google.
Staying on topic, apparently people with my name include at least one convicted sex offender, and some dead people.
Without my middle name, there are musicians, actors, academics, and various others.
My name is as common as muck.
I saw a bunch of stuff from people with the same name. In the past, I found some old dumb question I'd asked on a tech mailing list, but now all I see is the other people.
I have a largely unique last name. If I Google firstname lastname, I get two about me on the front page, one bio from my current prime client and a thing I helped write decades ago about connecting modems to hotel telephone lines; then pages and pages about my brother the writer and my father the (late) senior scientist.
I used to be up there in the search results, but not anymore. I've been on the WWW a while and a lot of the top matches for my name used to be random mailing list posts of mine. (And back then we always used nicknames for sites like this one, so no old forum posts are tied to my actual name.) Now there's a prominent politician from Massachusetts with my name and a lawyer in a big city so you have to dig to find me. (And you won't even know I'm me, because another guy with my name works in my field.) And the
my first name is Bobby, (Score:4, Funny)by Spy Handler (822350) on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @05:20PM (#44312051) Homepage Journal
middle name is ');
last name is Drop table users
Searching Google for my full name resulted in nothing, just whitespace from google.
Now luckily, a folk singer with the same name as me, died an early and tragic death. Kind of makes a smokescreen for me.
Clearly, good fortune is relative!
If I search for my full name I get some publications by me. If I search first name last name I get nothing a bunch of other people.
One thing you'll find quickly is my wikipedia entry; where you'll find that I died some time ago. If you dig around long enough you might also find that some stupid kid thought it would be funny to use my name on some stupid obscure website where they talk about apple gadgets and goatse.
To my knowledge there is not a single other person on the planet with my full name, even excluding middle names.
by W. Justice Black (11445) on Thursday July 18, 2013 @02:35AM (#44315211) Homepage
I decided to go by "BJ Black" when I was 7 years old--years before I realized that Googling that would result in interracial porn.
Nowadays, Google is smart enough to SEO me as the top hit and (relatively) safe sites behind that. For interracial porn, you have to do an image search with safesearch off.
If I search my name on Google, I get hits from my firm's website. If I search any other search engine, I am nowhere to be found. Google knows my IP address, so they give me pages about myself. If I search Google on my phone using the mobile network, it's all other people with the same name (my phone is not linked to my Google account). Just because Google serves you up as the first hit for your name, don't assume that everyone else is seeing the same results.
Just to be on the safe side I always register my name on every popular social network and then I leave it blank.
This way if anyone searches for me it receives the correct result full of nothing.
Lots of stuff about me. Then a Wikipedia entry on a serial killer with my same name and birthday... I'm sure it's interesting when employers Google that.
Thanks to my parents' decision to go with a hyphenated last name, my full name is (as far as I can tell) globally unique. This is actually a great thing for me, since I'm in academia and it's best if people can just google my name and find papers I've written etc.
It's not me, honest! I am not zombie posting.
If you google for my name , either full or with middle, I am the only one that turns up in America with that name.
In europe it is a different story, as my last name is the equivalent of "smith" over there.
And I am it. There has never been, nor is there likely to ever be another with my name - the given name is very common, but the surname is rare enough.


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|This is not Roosevelt Island. I think it's Downtown Manhattan.
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- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 2:31 PM
That first photo of the city is the west side of Manhattan near 57th Street, not downtown.ReplyDeleteReplies
That's correct. You can tell by the top of the Hearst Tower (the one with the triangles):ReplyDelete
I did the semi-circle cruise when I first visited New York and really enjoyed it. I think you usually learn something interesting on these types of tours and particularly like boat trips as you always get a different perspective on a city from the water.ReplyDelete
You are such a funny writer (I mean funny, like hilarious, in a good way). I love your blog. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Haha! I am going to be in NYC for a few days in a couple weeks and am looking forward to getting ideas on what to do from your blog [i agree about most tours being lame! i've only ever done one i really loved]. Love reading about your adventures with your kids.ReplyDelete
I used to live on Roosevelt Island. It was like living in a different outside of Manhattan, but so close. I took the tram to work every day! The ruins on the southern end always piqued my interest. And one of the apartment complexes used to be a psych hospital (?)http://rihs.us/?page_id=401ReplyDelete
There is also a really beautiful old church near the northern end.
I've moved to the 'burbs since, but I hear that there are outdoor movie screenings in the summer.
I miss Roosevelt Island! Thanks for sparking my memories.
This actually made me laugh out loud.ReplyDelete
this is an awesome tip! there are so many interesting things out there in the city that aren't always front and center in our minds. I live in Westchester but go to the city a lot--I still love tours. I recently took the Circle Line Harbor Lights cruise. I totally recommend it--so pretty during the sunset. check out my post: http://bit.ly/T3FHNG.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 1, 2012 at 9:27 PM
My husband is from Roosevelt Island! It is a darling place. They have their own art gallery, children's theater (http://mstda.org/index.html), community garden, and lighthouse. If you go, take the tram! The views of the city skyline are fantastic. Now is a perfect time of year, because there might still be fireflies north of the subway stop. If you get hungry, there is even a halfway decent sushi joint http://www.yelp.com/biz/fuji-east-new-york !ReplyDelete
I have loved every tour I've been on. I guess I'm grateful that I've been on really good tours. The best one I ever went on was a walking tour of Edinburg. It was so good! We stopped at all these neat little places and the tour guide was so good about giving interesting history behind everything. Best story: theres a pub calld Maggie Dickenson's pub. She was hanged for concealing her illegitimate pregnancy but she was only knocked out. On the way to the cemetery she woke up. She couldn't be punished for the same crime twice so she got to live. She opened a pub across from the public gallows and heckled everyone who was hanged for the rest of her life. Tours can be really neat.ReplyDelete
In case you forgot, you wrote very fondly of a tour you went on awhile ago by yourself and got that lovely picture of you with the orange life preserver.ReplyDelete
By the way, in the first picture is Owen giving you the thumbs up or gun hand? BOYS!!
Sharon, you're so funny! You must laugh out loud when these things come to you. :)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 5, 2012 at 1:54 AM
"Piqued," not "peeked."ReplyDelete
- AnonymousAugust 15, 2012 at 12:58 PM
I always recommend Gray Line for first time visitors to NYC. It's a great way to get a glimpse of it all then go back for more - and the tour guides are usually really fun and full of banter!ReplyDelete
The tour of Lincoln center is the best ever. It is not planned out at all. For us the guide was an "aging" (he was telling stories about the 50s so...) Broadway actor and he pretty much just tested which theaters he could get into and that is where we went. We heard stories of famous people he had worked, his various wives. When we got to the State Theater NYC Ballet was rehearsing and he said, "Let's just see if we can peek our head in." He checked with someone and we quietly went in too watch them rehearse. It was the cheapest tour (compared to other NY tours) and probably the best I have ever been on and ever will. Completely not tourist-y, just a guy showing you where he works and telling stories of the past. I just hope they never change it.ReplyDelete


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- Ralph J. Bunche Award for the Outstanding International Paper, 2013
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- Kelley School of Business Outstanding Research Award, 2008
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- Harry C. Sauvain Undergraduate Teaching Award, winner 2007, nominee 2006, 2010-2011
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- Outstanding Young Alumnus Award, Anderson University, 2005
- Heyman Fellowship, Harvard Law School
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Jamie Darin Prenkert is an Arthur M. Weimer Faculty Fellow and Professor of Business Law. His research focuses on employment discrimination and whistleblowing, as well as business and human rights. Professor Prenkert's research has appeared in the North Carolina Law Review, the American Business Law Journal, and the Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law, among others. He is co-editing "Law, Business, and Human Rights: Bridging the Gap," a volume for Elgar Press due out in early 2014. He was the Editor in Chief of the American Business Law Journal for volume 49 in 2012. He has extensive experience facilitating short-term study abroad experiences with undergraduate students to India and Ghana. He will lead one of the inaugural Global Foundations Core-Global Immersion courses to Johannesburg, South Africa in May 2014, where he and his students will study the responsibilities and impacts of business on human rights in the South African extractive, pharmaceutical, and finance industries. Professor Prenkert earned a J.D., magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School and a B.A., summa cum laude with honors in Political Science, from Anderson University. Prior to joining the Kelley School faculty, Professor Prenkert was a senior trial attorney for the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. He also practiced with the law firm of Baker & Daniels.
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- Prenkert, Jamie D., "Perspectives on Teaching: On Being a "Scholarly" Teacher," 30 Journal of Legal Studies Education, 30(1): 195-200
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- Prenkert, Jamie D., Julie Manning Magid and Allison Fetter-Harrott (2013), "Retaliatory Disclosure: When Identifying the Complainant Is an Adverse Action," North Carolina Law Review, vol. 92.
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- Prenkert, Jamie D. and Joshua E. Perry (2012), "Charting a Course to Effective Business Education: Lessons from Academically Adrift and Rethinking Undergraduate Business Education," Journal of Legal Studies Education, Vol. 29, No. 1, Winter/Spring, pp. 127–143.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2012), "Editor's Corner: Law, Business, and Parenting in a Connected World," American Business Law Journal, Volume 49, No. 1, March, pp. v–viii.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2012), "Editor's Corner: Business Law's 'Big Tent,'" American Business Law Journal, Vol. 49, No. 2, June, pp. v–ix.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2011), "Retaliatory Disclosure," 2011 Academy of Legal Studies in Business Annual Conference, New Orleans, Louisiana, August.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2012), "Chapter 51: Employment Law," in Jane P. Mallor et al. (eds.), Business Law: The Ethical, Global, and E-Commerce Environment (15th Edition), McGraw-Hill.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2012), "McGraw-Hill 'Connect,'" Online supplementary materials for Jane P. Mallor et al. (eds.), Business Law: The Ethical, Global, and E-Commerce Environment (15th Edition), McGraw-Hill.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2008), "Censorship, Compelled Speech, and Marketing Sexually Explicit Video Games," Journal of the Academy of Marketing Science, Vol. 36.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2008), "The Role of Second-Order Uniformity in Disparate Treatment Law: McDonnell Douglas's Longevity and the Mixed-Motives Mess," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 45.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2007), "Bizarro Statutory Stare Decisis," Berkeley Journal of Employment and Labor Law, Vol. 28.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. and Julie Manning Magid (2006), "A Hobson's Choice Model for Religious Accommodation," American Business Law Journal, Vol. 43.
- Prenkert, Jamie D. and Julie Manning Magid (2005), "The Religious and Associational Freedoms of Business Owners," University of Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law, Vol. 7. Reprinted in International Journal of Civil Society Law, Vol. 3 (2005).
- Prenkert, Jamie D. (2004), "Liberty, Diversity, Academic Freedom, and Survival: Preferential Hiring Among Religiously-Affiliated Institutions of Higher Education," Hofstra Labor and Employment Law Journal, Vol. 22.


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This jersey and pant set was worn in an official NFL game by Chris Kuper on October 6, 2013 versus the Dallas Cowboys. This set was acquired directly from the Denver Broncos as part of Panini Authentic's EXCLUSIVE relationship as their official game used partner.This game worn set includes a Panini Authentic certificate of authenticity with a unique hologram number that corresponds to the hologram on the actual collectible. These holograms protect the integrity of the product and serve to guarantee the authenticity of the memorabilia.


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What Can I Do About My Child's Bedwetting?
My 12-year-old son still frequently wets the bed. How can I help him?
Bedwetting, or enuresis, affects many older kids and even teens. Although the chances are good that your son will outgrow the condition, consider talking to your doctor, who can help determine possible causes and suggest the best treatment.
Treatment methods may include behavior modification, the use of a bedwetting alarm, medication, counseling, and other methods. Most important, knowing that he has the support and understanding of his family can help your son to feel less frustrated or ashamed about wetting the bed.
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The New International Reader's Version (NIrV) is translated into a simpler form of English, ideal for those who are reading English for the first time. A NIrV audio Bible is a wonderful companion, making the stories come to life easily.
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Here are some places you can shop early:
■ Walmart — sales begin at 8 p.m. Thanksgiving
■ Target — opens at 9 p.m. Thanksgiving
■ Tanger Outlets — open at 10 p.m. Thanksgiving
■ Alamance Crossing — Jos. A Banks and Rue 21 open at 10 p.m. Thanksgiving. 12 other stores, including Belk, Dick's Sporting Goods, Kohl's and Toys R Us open at midnight. Remaining stores open at 8 a.m.
■ Holly Hill Mall — opens 6 a.m. Friday
She and her son Hayden Rudd are the first in line there for the chain's infamous Black Friday sale. Their aim is to snatch two of the Toshiba 40-inch LCD TVs on sale for $179. The item's regular price is about $420.
They set up camp — including a pile of sleeping bags, blankets and folding chairs — at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday. Neither got much sleep because of the cold.
Enduring the glares from people coming in and out of the store was nearly as tiresome as the cold.
"I don't understand it," she said. "It's a deal. Why do you care?"
Family and friends will bring them Thanksgiving dinner Thursday.
"I'll feel a whole lot better when there are other people in line," she said.
They probably weren't alone much longer. With Black Friday sales trending earlier than ever this year — encroaching on Thanksgiving Day at retailers like Target and Walmart, which planned to begin sales and open doors several hours before midnight Thursday — shoppers are foregoing some of the turkey to grab deals.
That's sparked some boycotts led by social media and threatened walkouts by employees angry at losing their holiday. That's increased tension on the biggest shopping day of the year, making Black Friday a little darker this year.
National reports of fights between customers and small riots at some retailers where hot-ticket items sold out from the last few Black Fridays mean there will be more security and police on hand at local stores and malls.


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Ruby on Rails applications allow plugins to extend the Sonar webapp with a complete MVC stack : controllers, helpers, models and views. Contrary to widgets, it does not require to declare a Java component. Ruby sources just have to be stored in the plugin directory :
/src/main/resources/org/sonar/ror/<plugin key>. This directory must also contain an empty file named
Example for an application provided by the plugin with key 'foo' :
- sonar-foo-plugin/
- src/
- main/
- resources/
- org/
- sonar/
- ror/
- foo/
- init.rb
- app/
- controllers/
- first_foo_controller.rb
- second_foo_controller.rb
- helpers/
- first_foo_helper.rb
- views/
- first_foo/
- index.html.erb
- second_foo/
- index.html.erb
- _foo_partial.html.erb
- first_foo/
- controllers/
- foo/
- ror/
- sonar/
- org/
- resources/
- main/
- src/
Controller URLs are not isolated from the core URLs used by Sonar. You have to be careful of potential conflicts and choose controller names different than : https://github.com/SonarSource/sonar/tree/master/sonar-server/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/app/controllers
Development Mode
The development mode reloads Ruby changes on the fly. It allows to edit code and to directly interact with the application. Only the changes on the files that exist during server startup are supported. Adding a new file requires to restart the server.
To enable the development mode :
- Install Sonar
- Install the plugin by copying the initial JAR file to /extensions/plugins
- Edit the file war/sonar-server/WEB-INF/web.xml and set the context-params
Edit the file war/sonar-server/WEB-INF/config/environment.rb and set the absolute path to your ruby application by replacing the property
- Start server
Static Files
Plugins can provide static files like images, CSS or JS files. They have to be copied in
src/main/resources/static and then can by accessible from the public URL :
The URL can be generated from widgets or applications with the Ruby helper function :
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JON CARDINELLI watched the Blue Bulls overcome a slow start to hammer Griquas 35-20 at Loftus Versfeld on Friday.
Griquas played some exciting rugby in the opening quarter, fullback Wille le Roux showcasing his vision and superb distribution skills in the build-up to the first try.
Le Roux beat two defenders before releasing Rocco Jansen down the left-hand touchline, and linked up with his left winger again later in the move to complete the score. At 10-3, Griquas had raced to a handy and unlikely lead.
They managed to go to the break with a 13-9 advantage, but it was during the latter stages of the first half that the Bulls started to assert themselves.
The hosts dominated the contact point and stuck to their plan to kick for territory. They enjoyed a wealth of possession and it was only due to some fine Griquas defence that they were denied more points in the first stanza.
The Bulls failed to take full advantage when Le Roux was sin-binned for a reckless tackle, but continued to hammer away at Griquas' defensive line. Eventually, the pressure began to tell, with Arno Botha breaking the line and setting up Akona Ndungane for a momentum-shifting try.
From that point, Griquas began to miss tackles regularly. The hosts were more ruthless in the second period, punishing Griquas via the boot. Flyhalf Louis Fouche kicked seven penalties and two conversions to finish with a personal tally of 25 points.
There was a glimmer of hope for the visitors when they scored on the hour, lock Martin Muller finishing a multi-phase move that was sparked from an excellent lineout.
Unfortunately for Griquas, they then conceded a seven-pointer at the other end of the field. Another two penalties by Fouche stretched the deficit to an insurmountable 15 points.


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Holiday Spirit needs your help
ELBURN—Holiday Spirit, a joint program between the Kaneland Schools and Conley Outreach/West Towns, is in need of groups to adopt local families in need this holiday season. Last year Holiday Spirit provided assistance to 160 children in 63 families through the donations. The program anticipates that the need will be just as great this year.
Those interested in adopting a family can contact Kaneland John Shields Elementary social worker Nicole Pryor at (630) 466-8500, ext. 108, or firstname.lastname@example.com or West Towns Coordinator Carol Alfrey at (630) 365-2880 or email@example.com. Visit www.conleyoutreach.org to download the donation form. Monetary donations are also needed to purchase last minute gifts and for gas gift cards. Checks payable to Holiday Spirit can be sent c/o Conley Outreach, P.O. Box 931, Elburn IL 60119.


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Suite Greta
The Divine Greta Garbo mentioned us in the famous film "Grand Hotel". What more can we say? Grand Hotel Tremezzo's most important historic suite is inspired by the regal charisma of one of Hollywood's greatest actresses.
Located on the first floor of the Palace, the magnificent Greta Suite has one bedroom, two bathrooms and a living area; the focal point throughout is the huge private terrace overlooking stunning Lake Como. A spacious wood-panelled foyer leads into the drawing room, which is discreetly separated from the bedroom by a wall with two graceful arches.
Beautifully finished with fine marble, the master bathroom has a shower and central whirlpool bath: settling back in the bubbling water is the ideal way to enjoy the backdrop of the Lake.
The Suite's real bonus is its superb terrace, which has always been an exclusive feature of the Hotel's main suite. From here guests can take in the beauty of the Lake at every moment of the day, with the marvellous sight of the tip of Bellagio rising from the water.
Upon request, Suite Greta can be interconnected to a second Superior Lake View room.


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