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Sergeant First Class Eric Uptagrafft began his decorated shooting career when he was just 11 years old. He joined the Foresteen Jr. Rifle Club in Spokane, Wash., where his coach, Bill Havercroft, put him on the right path. In 1993, Eric made the National Development Team and just two years later, he made the National Team. In 1995, Eric graduated from West Virginia University Suma Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Science in Aerospace Engineering. Eric is married to National Pistol Team member Sandra Uptagrafft. As part of the Navy Reserves, Eric was deployed to Kuwait in January of 2007 for seven months. Eric is currently a member of the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit. In the summer of 2011, Eric deployed to Afghanistan in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.
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- 2014 Championship of the Americas, Silver Medalist
- 2014 USA Shooting National Championships, Bronze Medalist
- 2014 World Championship, Fourth Place (300m Rifle Prone)
- 2012 Olympic Games, 16th Place
- 2012 World Cup London, 6th Place
- 2012 World Cup Milan, 5th Place
- 2011 World Cup Final Wroclaw, Silver Medalist (Prone)
- 2011 World Cup Changwon, Silver Medalist (Prone)
- 2011 World Cup USA, 5th Place (Prone)
- 2011 World Cup Sydney, Silver Medalist (Prone)
- 2010 World Championship, 7th Place (Prone), Team Gold Medal
- 2010 World Cup USA, Silver Medalist (Prone)
- 2010 World Cup Sydney, 6th Place (Prone)
- 2010 World Cup Beijing, Bronze Medalist (Prone)
- 2009 World Cup Beijing, 5th Place (Prone)
- 2007 Munich World Cup, 5th Place (Prone)
- 2006 World Championship, Team Gold Medal (Prone)
- 2006 World Cup China, 4th Place (Prone), 7th Place (3 Position)
- 2006 World Cup Brazil, 5th Place (3 Position), 9th Place (Prone)
- 2006 World Cup Final, 4th Place (Prone)
- 2003 Pan American Games, Silver Medalist (3 Position)
- 2002 World Championship, Silver Medalist (3 Position)
- 2001 Championship of the Americas, Silver Medalist (Prone), Bronze (Air)
- 1996 Olympic Games, 30th Place (Prone)
- 2005 World Cup Final, Gold Medalist (Prone)
- 2005 World Cup USA, Silver Medalist (Prone)
- 2004 World Cup Sydney, Gold Medalist (Prone)
- 2003 World Cup Final, Bronze Medal (Prone)
- 2003 World Cup USA, Gold Medalist (Prone)


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Global Incubation Day Monday 8TH Dec
1.00pm - 2.00pm Launch of Mayo Open Coffee Club
Informal network for entrepreneurs being launched in the Innovation in Business Centre, GMIT. Guest Speaker, Gerry Mackey, Business Angel Partnership. This network will meet once a quarter and will be hosted by the IiBC and Mayo Ideas Lab.
5.30pm - 8.00pm Meet the Agencies
An exhibition of business agencies in Mayo will take place from 5.30pm to 7pm offering entrepreneur and enterprise services across a wide range of categories from business support, raising finance, training, mentoring, networking to representation services. Agencies include: Enterprise Ireland, Mayo County Enterprise Board, IiBC and a selection of companies from the Innovation Centre, GMIT, Údarás na Gaeltachta, Western Development Commission, South West Mayo Development Company (Leader), Revenue, Mayo Ideas Lab, WESTBIC, Tomkins Patent Attorneys, National Employment Rights Authority and the Mayo County Development Board.
7.00pm - 8.30pm Enterprise Evening
Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT) Castlebar will host an
Enterprise Evening in association with the GMIT Innovation in Business Centre (IiBC)
Guest speakers for the event are:
·2008 Ernst and Young Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year Castlebar native Sean Rowland, Founder of Hibernia College
·Brian O'Kane Entrepreneur 'Guru' and author of Starting your own Business in Ireland.
Further details on any of these events from: Maria Staunton, Innovation in Business Centre (IiBC) Mayo Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Westport Road, Castlebar, Co. Mayo
Tel: 094-9027492 Mob: 087-9638334
Our local agencies are very coy about promoting themselves on this forum!

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In under a month, the Newport Yachting Center will once again dress the city's waterfront in couture yacht fashion as it hosts the annual Newport Charter Yacht Show. Scheduled from June 17-June 20, the event is the only one of its kind in the U.S. and features a collection of world-class luxury charter yachts – from 80 feet up to the super yacht size of 150-225+ feet – showcasing their glamorous offerings to hundreds of attending charter yacht professionals in search of the perfect size and fit for their clients.
Newport Charter Yacht Show
In its 31st year and only its second under management of Newport Exhibition Group, the show already has 30% more registered yachts and vendors than at this time last year.
'The quality of the boats coming to New England this year really shows that owners and brokers believe they can book charters here,' said Burgess Director of Americas Matt Emerson (New York, N.Y.) whose company has two of its top superyachts registered in the show: the 151-foot luxury motor yacht Katya and the brand new 129-foot motor yacht Safira, which will be making its charter show debut at the Newport Charter Yacht Show. 'Newport is the yachting destination of the U.S. in the summertime, and in an intimate setting like the Newport Charter Yacht Show, the registered yachts are able to shine, because the brokers can take their time to learn about each individual vessel and its crew without getting overwhelmed.'
The charter industry professionals to whom the show caters exclusively include agents, owners, brokers and captains. Consumers are invited to attend if accompanied by a broker.
'In the charter world, industry-only shows are the way to go, because they allow for charter agents to focus solely on experiencing each yacht the way that their clients would do during a charter,' added Emerson. To help attendees become even more familiar with the yachts, they are invited to participate in educational Seminars, flavorful Culinary Competitions and vibrant 'Yacht Hops.'
The week kicks off with a Captain and Crew Reception on Sunday, June 16 at 6:00 p.m. in the Hospitality Lounge (open daily).
For the second consecutive year, the non-profit YachtAid Global has been named the show's charitable partner. The organization is dedicated to changing lives by utilizing a network of over 500 yachting industry professionals to deliver humanitarian aid aboard superyachts cruising to isolated regions around the world. A Closing Party/Fundraiser to benefit YachtAid Global will take place on Thursday evening from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. at the Sunset Terrace Tent on the show site.
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The Mayan Code: Time Acceleration and Awakening the World MindPaperback
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Many researchers have investigated the science of time cycles by using the Mayan Calendar, which tracks the 5,125-year Long Count ending in the year 2012. History shows that civilisations suddenly appeared around 3115 B.C. in Egypt, India, and Sumer that used calendars based on systems similar to the Mayan Calendar, reflecting what was once a universal and sacred understanding of time. In "The Mayan Code", Barbara Hand Clow draws on the work of biologist Carl Johan Calleman and many other New Paradigm researchers to unearth the deeper meaning behind the calendar and its message for modern civilisation, especially during its final five years. As we approach the end of the Mayan Calendar, time and consciousness are accelerating. Working with Calleman's time-acceleration theory, Barbara Hand Clow shows how the cycles of time marked by the calendar match important periods in the evolutionary data banks of Earth and the Milky Way Galaxy and that the calendar describes the evolutionary stage to come. She explores how our own personal healing is the most important factor as we prepare to make this critical leap in human evolution - now referred to as the awakening of the World Mind.
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Barbara Hand Clow is an International Mayan Elder (Comunidad Indigena Maya), Cherokee Record Keeper, and internationally acclaimed ceremonial teacher and author. She has published ten other books, including The Pleiadian Agenda, Chiron, Alchemy of Nine Dimensions, and Catastrophobia. She teaches at sacred sites throughout the world and maintains an astrological website, handclow2012.com.
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MAYAN STUDIES / NEW AGE "The Mayan Code is really interesting and amazing because its statements are based on facts. For instance, it mentions the VEDA. We the Mayas know this people as the BEDZA. They used and followed the ancient calendar of 360 days, just as the Mayas did with the Haab calendar that has 360 days too. I recommend you to read this book." --Hunbatz Men, Maya Itza Tradition "Barbara Hand Clow has written the definitive book about 2012. This book, quite simply, is the best resource that now exists. A very wise human being has poured her heart, her soul, and her mind into these words. The Mayan Code is a great gift to us all." --Whitley Strieber, author of Communion and The Key The Mayan Code is a deep exploration of how, as we approach the end of the Mayan Calendar, time and consciousness are accelerating, giving us a new understanding of the universe. Using Carl Johan Calleman's research, as well as the ideas of other Mayan Calendar scholars, Barbara Hand Clow examines 16.4 billion years of evolution to decode the creative patterns of Earth--the World Mind. These great patterns culminate in 2011, and then during 2012 major astrological influences will inspire us to attain oneness and enlightenment. The Mayan Code shows how the time cycles of the Calendar match important periods in the evolutionary data banks of Earth and the Milky Way Galaxy. These stages of evolution are converging during the final stage of the Calendar, the period between 1999 and 2011. War and territoriality, resource management and separation from nature, are all part of daily events we must process during these few short years: evidence of the tightening spiral of time that we experience as time speeding up. Barbara Hand Clow counsels that our own personal healing is the most important factor as we prepare to make this critical leap in human evolution--now referred to as the awakening of the World Mind. BARBARA HAND CLOW is an International Mayan Elder (Comunidad Indigena Maya), Cherokee Record Keeper, and internationally acclaimed ceremonial teacher and author. She has written ten other books, including The Pleiadian Agenda, The Mind Chronicles, Chiron, Alchemy of Nine Dimensions, and Catastrophobia, and she maintains an astrological website, www.handclow2012.com.


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WASHINGTON, May 20, 2013 Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel today announced the 2013 recipients of the Commander in Chief's Annual Award for Installation Excellence.
The award recognizes the outstanding and innovative efforts of the people who operate and maintain U.S. military installations, Pentagon officials said, and the five recipients were selected for their exemplary support of Defense Department missions.
The five installations are:
-- U.S. Army Garrison Fort Rucker, Ala.;
-- Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center Twentynine Palms, Calif.;
-- Naval Support Activity Panama City, Panama City Beach, Fla.;
-- Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss.; and
-- Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime, Columbus, Ohio.
Installation excellence enables better mission performance and enhances the quality of life for service members and their families, officials said in a statement announcing the selections. Each winning installation succeeded in providing excellent working, housing and recreational conditions, officials added.
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Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly businessman, learns the true meaning of Christmas after he is visited by the ghosts of Christmases past, present, and future.
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This simplified version of the classic is a straightforward piece of work, sticking to the grand elements of the storyline: The miserly Scrooge gets his Christmas Eve comeuppance from Marley and the three ghosts, sees the folly of his parsimonious ways, and becomes a changed man. Great hunks of the original have been left on the cutting room floor, naturally enough, but what is left feels too much like a pastiche: scenic views without the travel in between. Heyer's crisp acrylics are accomplished and often stunning, though there are odd moments when the artwork isn't in step with the text (why aren't Marley's glasses up on his ghostly forehead?) and other times when it simply fails to convey the story's spirit, such as the dance scene with the Ghost of Christmas Past. This retelling will be most successful if it spurs readers on to the original. (Kirkus Reviews)
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In October 1843, Charles Dickens ― heavily in debt and obligated to his publisher ― began work on a book to help supplement his family's meager income. That volume, "A Christmas Carol, "has long since become one of the most beloved stories in the English language. As much a part of the holiday season as holly, mistletoe, and evergreen wreaths, this perennial favorite continues to delight new readers and rekindle thoughts of charity and goodwill. With its characters exhibiting many qualities ― as well as failures ― often ascribed to Dickens himself, the imaginative and entertaining tale relates Ebenezer Scrooge's eerie encounters with a series of spectral visitors. Journeying with them through Christmases past, present, and future, he is ultimately transformed from an arrogant, obstinate, and insensitive miser to a generous, warmhearted, and caring human being. Written by one of England's greatest and most popular novelists, "A Christmas Carol" has come to epitomize the true meaning of Christmas. Unabridged and unaltered Dover (1991) republication of the text of the first edition (1843, Chapman and Hall, London).


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A method of providing a web-site performance analysis service is disclosed that gathers data relative to visits to web-pages that are associated with a web-site. Traversals are identified that correspond to each visit to the web-pages. Each identified traversal has an identification of either an incoming link from which each visit originated or an outgoing link to which each visit terminated. A time duration is measured that corresponds to each visit. A chart of a statistical distribution of pages-per-visit of the identified traversals is formed. The identified traversals and time duration corresponding to each visit is stored in a memory. The stored data from the memory is transferred to a database. Performance measures are produced that correspond to each visit to the web-pages based on the stored data in the database. A web-site performance analysis system that implements this method also is disclosed.
1. A web-site performance analysis system comprising:
a memory configured to contain data relative to visits to web-pages that are associated with a web-site, the data including:
an identification of traversals corresponding to each visit to the web-pages, the identification of traversals having one of (i) an identification of an incoming link from which each visit originated and (ii) an identification of an outgoing link to which each visit terminated;
a time duration measure corresponding to each visit; and
a chart of a statistical distribution of pages-per-visit of the identified traversals;
a database configured to provide efficient long-term storage of the data; and
a performance analysis modifier block, operably coupled to the database and memory, that is configured to periodically: (i) modify the data in the memory based on the traversals and time duration measures corresponding to the visits, (ii) transfer the data from the memory to the database, and (iii) produce performance measures corresponding to each visit to the web-pages based on the data in the database.
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15. A method of providing a web-site performance analysis service that gathers data relative to visits to web-pages that are associated with a web-site, comprising steps of:
identifying traversals corresponding to each visit to the web-pages, each identified traversal having one of (i) an identification of an incoming link from which each visit originated and (ii) an identification of an outgoing link to which each visit terminated;
measuring a time duration corresponding to each visit;
forming a chart of a statistical distribution of pages-per-visit of the identified traversals;
storing the identified traversals and time duration corresponding to each visit in a database; and
producing performance measures corresponding to each visit to the web-pages based on the stored data in the database.
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the identifying traversals step comprises at least one of identifying: (i) a first visit to a first page of the web-pages as corresponding to an initiation of access to the web-site, and (ii) a last visit to a last page of the web-pages as corresponding to a termination of the access to the web-site; and
the producing performance measures step comprises at least one of producing: (i) a measure of an entry rate to the web-site via each web-page of the web-pages based on the identified first visits, and (ii) a measure of an exit rate from the web-site via each web-page of the web-pages based on the identified last visits.
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This application is a Continuation Application of U.S. application Ser. No. 10/128,594, filed Apr. 22, 2002, entitled "Web-Site Performance Analysis System and Method Utilizing Web-Site Traversal Counters and Histograms" now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 6,963,874 on Nov. 8, 2005, which claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/347,389, filed 9 Jan. 2002, entitled "Dynamic Path Analysis."
This application is related to U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/128,598, filed Apr. 22, 2002, entitled "Interactive Path Analysis", which is herein incorporated by reference.
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the field of computer networks, and in particular to a system and method that facilitates an analysis of the traffic patterns and performance of sites on a network.
2. Description of Related Art
Traffic analysis is a necessary tool for effective web-site management and on-going web-site development, as well as for the development of effective marketing strategies. Web-site managers, hereinafter webmasters, desire information that can be used to enhance the web-site's performance or appearance. Electronic-commerce marketing managers, hereinafter marketers, desire information that can be used to enhance the sales resulting from visits to a web-site, to enhance advertising revenue from the web-site, and/or to determine the effectiveness of advertising expenses to other web-site providers.
Tools are commonly available for collecting traffic data. A fundamental tool, for example, collects data regarding the number of times each page at a web site is accessed within a given period of time (e.g. 'hit-rate' statistics). A more sophisticated tool, such as the Netflame™ product from Fireclick, Inc., collects data regarding entries to and exits from each page at a web site. By tracking visitors' paths through the website, a Netflame™-enabled web-site can be configured to anticipate a next-page that a visitor is likely to visit, and can initiate a download of some or all of the anticipated next-page while the visitor is viewing the current page. In this manner, the performance of the web-site is significantly enhanced, because, from the visitor's perspective, the anticipated next-page appears to download instantaneously. Only if the visitor chooses an unanticipated next-page will the visitor experience the true download delay duration.
Copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/734,910, filed Dec. 11, 2000 and entitled "Predictive Pre-Download Using Normalized Network Object Identifiers", discloses a preferred technique for determining and downloading the anticipated next-page. Of particular note, this copending application also discloses the concept of a "normalized" web-page, wherein alternative versions of a web-page are analyzed and processed as a single web-page. That is, alternative versions of a web-page may include an element that varies, depending upon the environment, the particular viewer, the class of viewer, a currently advertised special, and so on. Each version may potentially correspond to a different web-page, because each version may have a different URL (Uniform Resource Locator). If processed and analyzed separately, the individual statistics that are associated with each of the different versions of a web-page would generally be meaningless. A normalized web-page comprises all of the non-varying elements of the alternative versions, and the data collected corresponding to each of the alternative versions is associated with the normalized web-page. In this manner, statistics are provided for the web-page, independent of variables associated with the web-page. For ease of reference and understanding, the term web-page as used herein includes a normalized web-page, and other collections of pages, files, and data that form a cohesive entity for traffic-analysis reporting purposes. For example, copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/079,932, filed Feb. 19, 2002, entitled "Predictive Predownload of Templates with Delta Encoding," discloses the use of "templates" that correspond to the relatively unchanging portions of a web-page, and "delta-encoding" to encode the portions of a web-page that change. As defined herein, the templates with multiple and varied delta-encodings correspond to a web-page. Other examples of collections of material forming a cohesive entity for traffic-analysis will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art.
The information provided by traffic or path analysis tools is useful, but somewhat limited. While knowledge of how visitors typically arrive at a web site, which pages they typically visit while at the site, and where they go to when they depart the web site, is useful for determining the effectiveness of the site in satisfying marketing objectives, such as the effectiveness of a page layout for directing visitors to select targets, it is somewhat limited in providing insight as to where problems may lie.
Collecting information for a more detailed analysis, however, requires substantial memory resources, particularly for web-sites that are visited hundreds or thousands of times per hour. Even if one could initially afford the memory resources to collect a detailed record of each visit to a web-page, the amount of memory resources required can be expected to grow non-linearly as the analysis system provides the feedback that is expected to facilitate a substantial increase in the popularity of the web-site. Also, as the size of the database that contains the detailed information increases with time and/or site popularity, the time to access the information in the database will increase, thereby diminishing the analysis tool's effectiveness as an interactive query system.
It is an object of this invention to provide a data collection and reporting system that facilitates an evaluation of a web-page's performance, with memory requirements that scale reasonably with increased traffic to the web-page. It is a further object of this invention to provide a data collection and reporting system that facilitates an evaluation of a web-page's performance in the context of the web-site that contains the web-page. It is a further object of this invention to provide a data collection and reporting system that facilitates an evaluation of segments of visits to a web-site in the context of the entirety of the web-site.
These objects and others are achieved by providing a data collection system that collects statistics related to each visit to each web-page within a web-site using a two-stage memory utilization process. In addition to collecting path information related to traversals to and from each web-page, the system collects information regarding the particular session, such as the visitor's connection speed, the time required to download the web-page to the visitor's system, the duration of time that the visitor spent at the page, whether the user clicked the 'back' button to leave the site, and so on. Data is initially collected in memory structures that optimize the processing time and memory space required to store each parameter related to the performance of each web-page. The data in these optimized memory structures is available for immediate access by an interactive data-analysis system. At select intervals, the data in each memory structure is transferred to a database, for long-term storage, or for more detailed analyses. The data analysis system presents statistics based on the collected data in an easy-to-use and easy-to-understand form that is customizable by the user. By collecting and reporting performance factors related to each web-page, or sets of web-pages within a web-site, marketers and webmasters can address any perceived deficiencies and/or can optimize the performance of select pages to achieve specific marketing objectives. By storing current data in a memory structure, and older data in a database, memory resources are conserved, and increases in the size or popularity of the web-site can be accommodated without substantially affecting the performance of the data analysis system.
The invention is explained in further detail, and by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings wherein:
Throughout the drawings, the same reference numerals indicate similar or corresponding features or functions.
This invention is presented herein using the paradigm of a path-analysis system having the capabilities of the aforementioned Netflame™ product from Fireclick, Inc. As will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art, the principles of this invention are applicable to other traffic-analysis and path-analysis systems and products.
Each of the web-pages 110-180 is illustrated as containing one or more "buttons" for traversing to another web-page. Web-page M 110, for example, contains a button 111 that effects a traversal to web-page A1 160. Web-page Q 120 contains a button 121 that effects a traversal to web-page A2 170. Web-page A1 160 contains buttons 161, 162, 163 that effect a traversal to web-pages M 110, Q 120, and A2 170, respectively. Not illustrated, conventional web-browsers include "back" and "forward" buttons for traversing to prior accessed web-pages.
Also illustrated in
Copending U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/128,598, filed Apr. 22, 2002, entitled "INTERACTIVE PATH ANALYSIS", teaches a user interface 193 and display processor 195 that are configured to display the rate of traversals among web-pages, preferably as a directed graph 200, and is incorporated by reference herein.
In the example display 200, web-page A1 has been identified as the target, and all of the traversals to and from web-page A1 are illustrated. The percentages associated with each link represent the percentage of traversals to and from A1, relative to node A1. For example, the link from node R to A1 indicates 25%. This figure indicates that 25% of the traversals to A1 arrive from node R. In like manner, 9% of the traversals to A1 are from Q, 19% from M, 21% from A2, and 26% from A3, thereby accounting for 100% of the traversals to A1. Regarding traversals from node A1, 19% are to R, 32% to Q, 17% to M, 31% to A2, and 1% to node A3.
This graphic presentation presents useful information to a marketer or a Webmaster. Note, for example, that although 25% of the traversals to node A1 are from node R, 19% of the traversals are back to node R. As illustrated in
In accordance with this invention, the collected data includes substantially more data than a mere count of the number of traversals to and from each web-page. By collecting this additional information, more meaningful reports can be provided, and conclusions can be easily drawn without employing a multi-stage deductive process. In a preferred embodiment of this invention, the data includes an identification of the web-page from which the visitor arrived, a connection speed, a measure of the time required to complete the download of the web-page to the visitor, a measure of the time that the visitor remained at the web-page, and an identification of the web-page to which the visitor went upon leaving this web-page. Supplemental information, such as whether the visitor departed by hitting the "back" button, whether the user departed before the download was completed, and so on, may also be recorded to facilitate the reporting process, even though this information could be derived from the other data that is recorded. Other information, such as an identification of the visitor, the time of day of the visit, and so on, may also be stored. In a preferred embodiment, a visitor's traversals through the web-site is tracked as a linked set of records. That is, the first record corresponds to the page at which the visitor entered the site, and subsequent traversals within this site are linked to this first record. In this manner, the total time that each visitor remains at the site, the number of pages visited, the entry and exit pages, and so on, can be determined and reported. For efficiency in data storage and retrieval, a relational database structure is preferably employed. For example, a database containing the record of a particular visit may merely contain an identification of the visitor, and a related database may contain information regarding the visitor, such as whether the visitor has purchased from the site, the total amount of past purchases, the total number of visits, the visitor's preferences, and so on.
The performance display 320 of this invention employs the same user-defined aliases, if available, for identifying each web-page or group of web pages. In the example of
The performance display 320 of this example illustrates the number of "back" button exits from each of the nodes. Referring to
At 321 of
In a preferred embodiment, page names that correspond to multiple web-pages are displayed with a "+" symbol 328. If a user clicks on the "+" symbol, details regarding the multiple web-pages are displayed.
In accordance with another aspect of this invention, the user is given the option of presenting the information relative to the entire site, as in 320 of
In a preferred embodiment of this invention, the data 192 is configured to contain one or more time measures that facilitate an assessment of the web page's performance, or an assessment of the interest generated by the web page.
Generally, pictures require longer download time than text, and the display of
In a preferred embodiment of this invention, because speed has a substantial impact on the perceived performance of a web-site, a number of timing parameters are collected and made available for reporting. For example, the typical web-page download process includes the following sub-processes:
In a preferred embodiment, the time associated with each of these subprocesses is measured. By providing these subprocess time measures, a webmaster is able to distinguish, for example, between delays caused by the slow generation of the web-page by the server, and delays caused by the actual transmission of the web-page.
As noted above, some time measures are optionally normalized based on the connection speed, to more easily distinguish the factors that affect a web-sites performance. Although the nominal, or "theoretical", connection speed (19.2 kbs, 56.6 kbs, etc.) of a visitor's communication channel may be used to provide this normalization, an "effective connection speed" that reflects the actual throughput to the visitor is preferably used. For example, in the aforementioned Netflame™ product, the time required to pre-download a known amount of content material is used to determine this "effective connection speed". Because this content material is downloaded to a visitor's system as a "background" process, the time required to download the material is free of delays that may be introduced as the material is being processed or displayed in a conventional, non-pre-download system. The use of the actual, or effective, connection speed allows a webmaster to distinguish between problems related to bandwidth limitations to the visitor and problems related to an overburdened server.
Other performance measures based on time durations will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art in view of this disclosure. For example,
Other performance measures and displays will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art in view of this disclosure. In a preferred embodiment of this invention, the data 192 contains path-analysis information that facilitates an assessment of each page's performance relative to the web site.
In view of the amount of detail that is reported by the web-analysis system, the web-analysis system of this invention preferably includes a storage structure that facilitates effective and efficient web-site analysis. In accordance with this invention, a two-stage storage scheme is employed for the parametric data that is used to determine the performance measures discussed above. Data is stored in a first storage area that provides for relatively high-speed storage and access, then stored in a second storage area that is relatively slower, but substantially less costly and/or more versatile than the first storage area. In a preferred embodiment, specific structures are employed at the first stage to provide effective and efficient storage in a memory 191 that is preferably local to the web-analysis process 190. At the second stage, a database 192 is employed to provide efficient long-term storage of the data, and to facilitate analyses that use conventional data-base access and processing techniques, such as sophisticated searching and sorting tasks.
In accordance with this invention, the data that is collected in the register 611 is periodically transferred to the database 192, and the register 611 is cleared for subsequent data collection, thereby providing regular samples of the data for subsequent time-based analyses. As illustrated in the example system 600, a plurality of registers 610 may be provided, and the data sequentially shifted through these registers, thereby allowing for time-based analyses based on the data in the registers 610. For example, twenty-four registers 610 may be provided, and the periodic uploading to the database 192 may occur once per hour. In such a configuration, each register 610 reflects the data corresponding to an hour of transactions at the web-site over the course of a day. Data analyses and queries that are targeted for periods of a day or less can be optimized to access the data in the registers 610 directly, whereas longer-term analyses and queries will access the data in the database 192, albeit with less efficiency.
As will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art, the configuration illustrated in
Note that the structure of the system 600 allows for a control of the size and complexity of the system, and optionally, allows for the customization of the system based on a customer's requirement. As noted above, the two-stage storage structure of this invention provides for the aggregation of data into periodic data samples. As such, the amount of data that is stored is a function of time, and not a function of the amount of traffic that a web-site experiences, thereby allowing for reliable estimates of resource requirements, and allowing for manageable/scalable growth as required. In the above hourly-upload example, the size of a week's worth of data will be equal to 7*24* (size of the register 611), regardless of the amount of traffic during the week.
The level of time-detail of subsequent analyses of the data will be based on the rate of the periodic uploads of the data from the memory 191 to the database 192. In the above example of an hourly sample rate, reports can have a time resolution of an hour, but no less. If a particular customer requires more or less resolution, the periodic upload rate can be modified accordingly, thereby increasing or decreasing the amount of data that is stored in the database 192. Similarly, the number of registers 610 determines the time span of the analyses that can be performed directly from the memory 191. By allowing the customer to define the desired memory-access time span and data resolution, the provider of the web-analysis system can determine the number of registers 610 required, and the expected size of the database 192, and charge the customer accordingly. Likewise, the customer can control the cost of this aspect of the system by the appropriate choice of required resolution and memory-access time span.
The size of the register 611 will depend upon the number of different parameters that are being measured for each page of the customer's web-site. The width of each parameter will be based on an assumed maximum limit to the value that is stored, but as long as these limits are not exceeded, the size of the register 611 will be substantially independent of the amount of traffic that the web-site experiences.
Each of these structures 720 in the blocks 710 of the register 611 is preferably configured to allow for rapid access and updating. For example,
Illustrated in
As discussed above with regard to
The structure of
In like manner, the structure 720′ is efficiently embodied as an index-able array of variables CTR, and the assertion of the eventcount (A1-An in
One of ordinary skill in the art will recognize alternative efficient structures for embodying the histogram-structure 720′ of
Other structures that are optimized for efficient data collection will be evident to one of ordinary skill in the art. For example, the histogram-structure of
The foregoing merely illustrates the principles of the invention. It will thus be appreciated that those skilled in the art will be able to devise various arrangements which, although not explicitly described or shown herein, embody the principles of the invention and are thus within its spirit and scope. For example, to further facilitate scalability, or to allow a user to further control costs, the system can be configured to monitor a limited number of web-pages, rather than all of the web-pages of a web-site. In such an embodiment, the number of blocks 710 of
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PHIN Vocabulary Standards is a key component in supporting the development and deployment of standards-based public health information systems. PHIN Vocabulary Services seeks to promote the use of standards-based vocabulary within PHIN systems and foster the use and exchange of consistent information among public health partners. The use of PHIN Vocabulary Standards ensures that vocabularies are aligned with PHIN standards and with appropriate industry and Consolidated Health Informatics Initiative (CHI) vocabulary standards. These standards are supported by the PHIN Vocabulary Access and Distribution System (VADS) for accessing, searching, and distributing standards-based vocabularies used within PHIN to local, state and national PHIN partners. It promotes the use of standards-based vocabulary within PHIN systems to support the exchange of consistent information among Public Health Partners.
PHIN Vocabulary Services strives to enable the consistent and accurate representation of information by encouraging and supporting the use of Vocabulary Standards to promote semantic interoperability among public health systems. Working with Standard Development Organization (SDOs) terminology experts and other subject matter experts, PHIN Services actively participates in the development and identification of vocabularies important to the public health arena. SDOs include Systemactic Nomenclature for Medicine (SNOMED), Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes (LOINC), Health Level 7 (HL7), Consolidated Health Informatics Initiative (CHI), Health Information Technology Initiative (HITSP) and American Health Information Community (AHIC).
PHIN Vocabulary Access and Distribution System (PHIN VADS)
PHIN VADS is a web-based enterprise vocabulary system for accessing, searching, and distributing vocabularies used within the PHIN. To learn more and access the PHIN VADS system, visit the PHIN VADS web page
Influenza HL7 2.5 Message Mapping Guide Vocabulary Workbooks
- Influenza Summary Case Notification
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PHIN OID Registry
PHIN uses Object Identifiers (OIDs) as its unique identifiers for namespaces, enabling HL7-compliant messaging and precise data storage. The PHIN OID Registry enables the viewing, searching, and creation of OIDs used within PHIN.
Public Health Vocabulary and Messaging Community of Practice (VMCoP)
The Public Health Vocabulary and Messaging Community of Practice facilitates dialogue and problem solving around vocabulary development, usage, and distribution within public health. PHVCoP members have invited their messaging colleagues to join the community to share ideas, identify collaborative efforts, and begin to develop solutions to solving common public health vocabulary and messaging challenges. The expanded community is called the Vocabulary and Messaging CoP (VMCoP).Because of increasing requirements for standards adoption and interoperable systems, a CoP devoted to vocabulary standards adoption and vocabulary best practices promotion among CDC Programs and Partners is timely. VMCoP members gather to share ideas, work collaboratively, and find solutions.
VMCoP members come from state and local health departments, from federal agencies, and from anywhere people in public health work with vocabulary and interoperability standards. We are epidemiologists, informaticists, laboratorians,program managers, analysts, application developers, and others who work with vocabulary.
The VMCoP meets monthly with presentations by our members and by guests. If you are in the Atlanta area, you are invited to attend in person, but many of our members attend via webinar. In addition, the PHVCoP maintains a web-based discussion forum and document archive. If you'd like to find out more, join us for a meeting, or be added to our community space, please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com or go to our web site www.phconnect.org.
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Welcome to Greenfield, Missouri
Violent Crimes in Greenfield:
Greenfield Missouri has a violent crime rate of 0.08% with 1 violent crimes and 0 murder and non-negligent manslaughters. According to the FBI, there were 0 forcibles rapes, 0 robberies and 1 aggravated assaults.
|Violent Crimes Rate 0.08%
|Violent Crimes 1
|Murder Manslaughter N/A
|Forcible Rapes N/A
|Number of Robberies N/A
|Aggravated Assaullts 1
Property Crimes in Greenfield:
Greenfield Missouri has a property crime rate of 1.56% with 19 property crimes and 5 burglaries committed against Greenfield residents. According to the FBI, there were 9 larency thefts, 5 car and auto thefts and 0 arson cases.
|Property Crimes Rate 1.56%
|Property Crimes 19
|Burglary 5
|Larceny Theft 9
|Vehicle Theft 5
|Arson N/A
Law Enforcement in Greenfield:
There are 2 Law Enforcement listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Law Enforcement in Greenfield.
|Dade County Jail & Residence
|201 E Water St
|Greenfield Chamber Of Commerce
|115 S Main St
Courts in Greenfield:
There are 3 Courts listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Courts in Greenfield.
|Circuit Clerks Office
|300 W Water St
|Dade County Circuit Court
|300 W Water St
|Dade Courthouse
|300 West Water Street
Political Distribution in Greenfield:
In Greenfield the political allocation consists of 69.650% Republicans, 28.790% Democrats, and 1.556% Independents. The oldest political party in the US is the Republican Party. It is renowned for having the most powerful conventional ideals and belief. The Republican Party was made on anti-slavery ideology and the politics of this party is considered to be revolving around the center right. In the US politics, the Republican Party, also called as the Grand Old Party is considered to be the one of the big two.
Another political party, The Democratic Party, is the other most important party which is placed in the center left as per its ideals and beliefs. The Democratic Party is not only one of the pioneers in the political scenario in the US but also in the whole word.
The parties that are independent have always been a part in the political state of affairs of the US and are well integrated with the American political system. These parties such as the Nationalist Socialist movement, The Green Party, The Boston Tea Party, The Independent Party and the American Party are relatively diverse in terms of their notions, beliefs and ideals.
Religious Distribution in Greenfield:
61.01% religious distributions exist in Greenfield. 0.00% Number of citizens that were identified with a religious denomination were followers of Islam. The followers of Islam are called Muslims and they put their faith in one omnipotent God, who is called Allah. God's direct word is believed to be in the form of the Holy Scripture named as Koran.
0.00% number of people residing in the above mentioned city were identified as the followers of Judaism. The followers of Judaism are known to be Jews and there ay of life is decided by the religious scrolls named as Tanaka and Talmud, which are said to be the prescribed way of life by God. According to them, there is only One God.
12.91% number of people associated themselves with the religion of Christian Other. These people belong to those forms of Christianity which are outside the typical and conventional Christian Churches. This includes fundamentalist Christians, i.e. people belonging to smaller churches whose views may be denser. Even though Christian believes in One God i.e. the father, the son and the holy spirit, they differ in the details of their belief and the content of their belief differs from one church group to another, which leads to fragmentation of Christian churches.
There were 1.26% Presbyterians where as 2.73% number of Methodists. Both are Christian churches however they have different roots, with the Presbyterian Church being founded in Scotland while the Methodist was formed by the English minister John Wesley. Even though they both share the common beliefs of Sovereignty of God but they differ in their way of showing the same to the world. Theses Churches are more conventional than the others.
The Church formed by German minister, Martin Luther, named as Lutherans, claimed 6.55% number of followers. The charismatic or evangelical beliefs of God, Jesus the Son and the Holy Spirit, belong to Pentecostals. In Greenfield, 1.08% number of people were found to be believers of the Holy trinity; the three in one, Pentecostals. Another religious group of Episcopalians had 0.00% numbers of people while there were 31.69% number of Baptists. Baptists have a link with the ritual of Baptism. According to this ritual, be it infants, adolescents or adults, one has to believe in God and His power to save to be baptized. However, there are a variety of sub faiths that exists in different Churches around different areas, under the umbrella of the Baptist Church.
The Latter Day Saints, LDS, which is known as a renowned Church, consists of 3.80% followers. Mormon is the term used for those people who attend the LDS and this Church was founded by Joseph Smith. The conventional Church of the Protestant is followed by 0.00%.
Catholics with a number of 0.98% people belonged to the highest total in the religious distribution classification, in the area of Greenfield. The world's biggest denomination is made up of Catholics and their spiritual Patron is the Pope. This is considered to be the one of the earliest of the churches of Christianity in history.
Housing units being built in Greenfield:
There is a range of housing units that have been constructed over a number of years in Greenfield. The construction of these housing units was done from before the period of 1939 until 2005. In the period of 1939 or so, 25.18% of the housing units were formed. In all the years, this time period was the one when the largest percentages of housing units were built. However, after this period, the number of houses that were built started to diminish.
In the years 1940 and 1949, 7.03% number of houses were constructed. Also, the 11.39% number of houses was formed in the years ranging from 1950 and 1959. This percentage was lowered down to a sum of 14.91% housing units created in the years 1960 to 1969.
However, in 1970 to 1979 there was a slight increase to 22.78% followed by a larger rise of 13.08% in the time period of 1980 and 1989. This increase in numbers persisted in the time period of 1990 to 1994 making a total of 3.80% development in housing units, till it reached the peak since 1939.
However, there was again a huge reduction in the numbers of housing units in the time frame of 1995 to 1998. In this period only 1.41% units were built in Greenfield. Moreover, there was an additional decline of 0.42% housing units constructed between 1999 and 2000.
Percentage of Homes with Values by Greenfield:
There are housing units with diverse values contained in Greenfield. The sum of 8.56% of the housing units is of the value of less than $20,000 dollars. The category in which the range of $20,000 to $39.999 house value falls consists of a total of 8.29%. The grouping of housing with the utmost numbers at that value range is the $40,000 to $59,000 with 17.40%. The range of $60,000 to $79,999 is the second uppermost value range with 19.61%.
Followed by the $80,000 to $99,999 range that lessens down to 17.68%. The subsequent group of 24.59% housing units have a somewhat greater proportion with the value ranging between $100,000 to $149,000. Since, the value of the houses increase in last category, it is not astonishing that the total percentage in Greenfield lessens down. $150,000 and $199,999 is the range where 1.66% of houses are priced where as only 2.21% house units are priced between the range of $200,000 and $299,999 dollars.
Moreover, there is a minor raise in the next group with 0.00% prized between $300,000 and $399,999. 0.00% is the sum of the value of constructions that lie between $400,000 and $499,000.
Lastly, 0.00% units are valued at $1,000,000 or above and only 0.00% have a price of $500,000 and $749,999.
Child Day Care in Greenfield:
There is 1 Child Day Care listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Child Day Care in Greenfield.
|Start Greenfield Head
|Rr 2 Box 501a
Pet Services in Greenfield:
There is 1 Pet Service listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Pet Service in Greenfield.
|Lagniappe Kennels
|P.o. Box 551
Post Offices in Greenfield:
There is 1 Post Office listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Post Office in Greenfield.
|Us Post Office
|114 S Main St
Family Services in Greenfield:
There are 9 Family Services listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Family Services in Greenfield.
|Bar Ce De Families
|408 W Water St
|Clark Community Mental Health
|408 W Water St
|Dade County Family Center
|429 W Water St
Health Clinics in Greenfield:
There is 1 Health Clinic listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Health Clinic in Greenfield.
|Physical Enhancement Group
|400 Broad St
Greenfield Population
Welcome to Greenfield, Missouri which has a population density of 1,134 and represents the total number of residents or people per square mile of area that have similar characteristics such as age, ethnicity or gender. Since 2000, Greenfield has changed -8.17% and has a median age of 40.7 which represents the age that separates the population into 2 distinct groups, half younger and hold older which overalls sums the age distribution of people within this part of Missouri.
Greenfield singles population is 44.09% with 53.41% Greenfield women and 46.59% are Greenfield City men.
Greenfield Environment
Greenfield in the state of Missouri has an air quality index of 97 which is based upon yearly reports compiled by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency also known as the EPA. The air quality in Greenfield, is measured by an air quality mesurement station and measures the condition or quality of air and pollutants and based upon relative conditions needed for healthy breathing. The higher the index value, the better the quality of air residents of Greenfield will have. Depending on the number of ozone alert days, the EPA can assertain the amount of pollutants in the air such as carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide, particulates, lea and volatile organic chemicals.
Water quality in Greenfield is
60 and like air,
represents the quality of Missouri's water supply
based upon the following 15 indicators,
fish consumption advisories, wetland loss, urban runoff potential,
estuarine pollution susceptibility, conventional pollutant loads
above permitted limits, population change, contaminated sediments,
agricultural runoff potential, toxics, conventional pollutants
source water for drinking water systems, designated use support, wetland and aquatic species at risk, toxic pollutant loads above permitted limits, hydrologic modification created by dams in this part of Missouri.
Greenfield has a superfund site index of 98 which represents a sum total of all the superfund polution sites in the county and includes money spent on all clean up programs. Missouri's superfund is an initiative funded by the federal government to clean up hazardous and uncontrolled toxic wastelands in Greenfield and other surrounding cities to protect the health of all citizens of the United States.
Dentists in Greenfield:
There are 2 Dentists listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Dentists in Greenfield.
|Rogers Wm Curtis Dds
|416 W Water St
|W Curtis Rogers Dds
|416 Water St
Greenfield Job Market
The job market in Greenfield is based on the overall unemployment rate, recent job growth and future job growth in Missouri. Currently, the unemployment rate in Greenfield City is approximately 8.90% which represents a percentage of the available work force that is not working and is estimated by dividing the number of residents who are employed by all the residents currently counted in the entire labour pool of Greenfield. Recent Job Growth estimates show that Greenfield is -10.73% which represents an increase or decrease in the number of jobs available in this part of Missouri over a 1 year time-frame. Over the next 10 years, Greenfield City Future Job Growth is projected to have a change of 9.64% based on the economy's ability to create new services and goods, patterns of migration and various other factors such as demand and expansion of technology, energy and gas, and health care industry in Missouri.
Overall, Greenfield has 7.27% of the residents working in the Business, financial operations and
management industry with 20.00% percent in the service
business such as advertising, public services, healthcare, marketing,
entertainment, real estate and various other service industries in Missouri.
Forestry, Fishing and Farming in Greenfield comprises 1.41% and 10.91% in the maintenance, construction and extraction industry which includes mining,
natural resources and gas extraction. Greenfield professional and related occupations account for 10.71% which includes engineering technicians, medial scientists, computer
systems analysts, physicists and astronomers, Greenfield
?lawyers, health educators, media and communications professionals, health
diagnosing and treating and Greenfield doctors which currently there about
501.3 Greenfield physicians per 100,000 people?.
Material moving, production
and Transportation in Greenfield measures at
33.54% of the population and 16.16% representing jobs in Greenfield in the sales and
office industry which consists of retail, office equipment,
point-of-sale and sales management positions in
Greenfield, Missouri.
In Greenfield, the average number of minutes a resident travels to work for a one-way commute is 25.5 minutes with 69.34% of those drivers are actually driving to work alone and 17.49% are sharing transportation by carpool. It is estimated that 53.94% of Greenfield residents commute to work is less than 15 minutes, 13.01% between 15 and 29 minutes and 8.10% commute between 30 and 44 minutes. The remaining commuters who travel by light rail, subway, ferry, bus or mass transit is about 0.00%. Residents of Greenfield who work at home represents 3.09% of the overall population.
Greenfield Housing Market
Home appreciation in Greenfield is approximately -0.79% with negative percentages representing a decline. The percentage of vacant homes meaning unoccupied homes, apartments, mobile homes and rooms occupied as separate quarters is about 19.83%. The average home value in Greenfield is $83,950 which is not the average price but the median price which is calculated by sorting all home values from the lowest value to the highest value and selecting the middle value because the median value is not affected as much by lower priced homes in Missouri. The average home age in Greenfield is estimated to be around 44 years old with 50.91% of all homes are actually owned and includes mobile homes, apartments, separate living quarters and occupied rooms. Overall, 29.25% are Greenfield homes, apartments and mobile homes for rent.
Greenfield Weather and Climate
Greenfield receives about 43.7 inches in rainfal and 15.5 inches in snowfall per year with 89 days of precipitation and an average of 214 sunny days which are days that are predominantly sunny. The average highest temperature in July is 91 degrees Fahrenheit and the average lowest temperature in January is 23.3 degrees Fahrenheit.
Greenfield has an elevation of 1,076 feet and a comfort index of 32 which represents a measure of comfort or discomfort based upon atmospheric conditions such as humidity and temperature ranges in Missouri.
The ultraviolet or UV index in Greenfield is rated 4.6 which indicates this part of 's exposure to the sun's ultravoilent rays and represents a combination of latitude, altitude and sunny days.
Greenfield Education
Greenfield in Missouri spends about $3,982 per student for its school expenditure and has approximately 14.4 students per teacher, 239 students per librarian and 239 students per counselor. Overall, 2.80% of Greenfield residents and over the age of 25 are 2 year college graduates with an associates degree or 2-year college degree from a Greenfield community college. Furthermore, over 71.41% of Greenfield population over the age of 25 have a high school diploma or high school general education degree other wise known as a GED.
The percentage of residents over 25 living in Greenfield with a 4 year college degree is 5.02%
Public Schools in Greenfield:
There are 2 Public Schools listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of one of these Public Schools in Greenfield.
|Greenfield Elem.
|409 Montgomery
|(417) 637-5921
|Greenfield High
|410 W College
|(417) 637-5328
Private Schools in Greenfield:
There is 1 Private School listed in Greenfield. Click on a link below to see a full profile and description of Private School in Greenfield.
|Faith Fellowship Christian Academy
|Po Box 231
|(417) 637-2941
Greenfield Cost of Living
The cost of living in Greenfield is approximately 78 which represents the cost of managing a comfortable standard of living and is calculated by comparing the cost of services and goods such as housing, utilities, health care, transportation, food and groceries, transportation and a variety of other expenses such as local and state taxes, clothing and entertainment. The average cost of groceries and food excluding restaurants is 93.
A resident of Greenfield can expect to pay an average of 93 for electricity, heating, air conditioning and natural gas. Other miscellaneous costs such as repairs, entertainment, restaurants and other services is about 98 in this part of Missouri.


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While they can save you money in the long run, it's important to know how to properly dispose of them.
Brian Donnelly is Broome County's Solids and Hazardous Waste Technician.
"Any type of florescent light bulb, because it contains mercury in it, it needs to be taken to a facility so it can be recycled. We clean the mercury out of it and keep the mercury out of the environment," said Donnelly.
The Broome County Landfill accepts the florescent light bulbs as well as a range of other products you shouldn't just throw away at its Hazardous Household Waste and Electronics Recycling collection days.
"Your oil based paints, any kind of paint related liquids, pesticides, herbicides, pool chemicals, cleaning chemicals, all those types of things can come to our household hazardous waste collections," said Donnelly.
While you can drop the bulbs off at the Broome County Landfill on specific days, The Home Depot and Lowes also have areas where you can recycle them, although they don't take the four to eight foot bulbs.
They have to be taken to the landfill.
When swapping out your light bulbs, it is important that you handle them carefully.
Donnelly suggests that you put a drop cloth beneath the light for easy pick up if a bulb breaks.
"The best thing to do if you do break one is to take a damp cloth to wipe up as much of the debris as you can, put it in a plastic bag and then you can bring it up to the hazardous waste facility," said Donnelly.
If you need to get rid of older or normal style incandescent light bulbs, you can just throw those away.
The next Hazardous Waste and Electronics Recycling day at the landfill will be Wednesday July 2nd from 7:30 to 11:30 a.m.
You can find a full schedule of drop-off times at GoBroomeCounty.com and click on Solid Waste Management.
There is a $5 charge if you drop off the lightbulbs and other hazardous waste on non-specified recycling days.


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Gingerbread is one of the first aromas that make me start thinking about Christmas, and the wonderful time we can spend with family and friends.
It is also great served warm, and topped with some whipping cream, and this is a good thing, because once everyone starts to smell it they dont want to wait for it to cool.
This is also a good recipe to make to take to share at the office potluck or family get together. It makes a 9 x 13 pan and serves 16.
Gather these ingredients:
½ cup butter
2 eggs
2 1/3 cups flour
1 ½ teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon ground ginger
½ teaspoon baking soda
½ teaspoon ground cinnamon
½ teaspoon salt
½ teaspoon ground cloves
½ cup sugar
1 cup mild flavored molasses
1 ¼ cups cold water
Powdered sugar
Heres what to do:
1. Let the butter and eggs sit on counter for 30 minutes to get to room temperature.
2. Turn on the oven to 350 degrees F. to preheat if using a metal cake pan, but only to 325 degrees if using a glass pan.
3. In a medium bowl stir together the dry ingredients; flour, baking powder, ginger, baking soda, cinnamon, salt and cloves
set this bowl aside.
4. In your large mixing bowl beat the butter with an electric mixer on medium speed for about ½ minutes.
5. Gradually add the sugar; beating well after each addition.
6. When the sugar has been all added to the butter then start adding eggs, one at a time; beating well after each egg.
7. Now, add some of the flour mixture and then some of the cold water.
8. Alternate flour mixture and cold water and beat on low speed after each addition, but only beat until combined.
9. Spread the batter in the greased 9 x 13inch pan.
Bake for 40 to 50 minutes. Insert a toothpick near the center to check for doneness. If the toothpick comes out clean it is done.
Cool this cake in the pan on a wire rack for about 30 minutes.
Sprinkle powdered sugar on the top of the cake
To sprinkle some powdered sugar on top there is a couple of different techniques. You can put some in your sifter or strainer and shake some sprinkles on top of the cake. Or it is really decorative if you place a paper doily on top of the cake and sprinkle the powdered sugar on it and then remove the doily and you have a pretty design on the top of the cake.
Whichever way you do it the cake will disappear and everyone will be happy


text: Work at Nordic Choice Hotels Management trainee Every year, we look for new talent for our Management Trainee Programme. Most of them are recruited in-house, because we believe we find the biggest talents amongst our own. Would you like to take the leap? We prefer to recruit from our own ranks. We have several success stories to tell. Meet some of our former trainees who now hold management positions with us: Liza Lyberg Liza had never worked for Nordic Choice before. She was chosen to become a MT at Clarion Collection in 2009. Today, she is a hotel manager in Nyköping. What were your expectations of the Nordic Choice Management Trainee Programme, and did it live up to them? I pictured an intensive year, where I would develop my skills regarding all stages of running a hotel. I would get to know Nordic Choice, and, above all, develop my skills within areas where I lacked experience. My goal was to get ready to take on a management position by the time I had finished the programme. I was well received and made many contacts that turned out to be invaluable. I achieved my goal of gaining the skills that would allow me to take on a management position. What made you apply, even though you had never worked with Nordic Choice before? Nordic Choice is an incredibly exciting work place. The fact that it is a proactive company, always at the forefront, was essential. I was ready to take the leap from my position as a department head in a smaller hotel chain. Having read about the different chains within Nordic Choice, the decision was easy. Do you have any advice to others who are thinking of applying? Just do it! The programme means you will have a turbulent year, it demands flexibility. In return, you will build an incredible foundation on which to develop a career in the hotel and tourism business. In your view, what is unique about Nordic Choice? The fact that Nordic Choice is proactive and at the forefront of social and environmental development. I thrive in such surroundings. In addition, I believe it is a major advantage that Nordic Choice has something for everybody; from business hotels to large resorts. As a Nordic Choice trainee there are ample opportunities to develop. Fredrik Lindvik Fredrik was a Management Trainee at Quality Hotels in 2011. When he applied, he worked at a Clarion Collection Hotel in Oslo. Today, he works as a hotel manager at the newly opened Quality Hotel Expo at Fornebu. What were your expectations to the Nordic Choice Management Trainee Programme, and did it live up to them? I wanted to learn more about running a hotel and to develop my skills. I did learn a lot about running hotels as Management Trainee. However, what gave me the most insight was to experience how the different hotels communicate and work to improve routines and quality. These are areas we learn little about sitting at a school desk. What do people need to think about before applying? Do you really want to run hotels? As a Management Trainee you make a huge choice and it is vital to be 100 % sure about your short term and long term goals, the consequences of your choice and last, but not least, the opportunities you might get along the way. If you become a Management Trainee, it is important that you take on the ensuing responsibilities and contribute to your own learning and development. Every day is like a job interview when you are a Management Trainee. Do you have any advice to others who consider applying? Talk to you 'mentor' or superior about what you are thinking and get some good advice along the way, make a plan and stick to it 100 % when you have made a commitment. If you have questions, talk to other current or former Management Trainees. Pernilla Anderson Pernilla was a Management Trainee in 2006. She worked at a Quality hotel in Gothenburg and became a Management Trainee in the Quality chain. After her MT training, she has been working both as a hotel manager and a general manager, as well as being central to the opening of a hotel. Today, she is General Manager at Comfort Hotel Runway. What do people need to think about before applying? Set clear targets. You develop the trainee programme in cooperation with your mentor. It is important that you are 100 % motivated, flexible and are capable of handling a big workload. Why did you apply for the Management Trainee Programme? I have worked 17 years in the hotel business. To me, this was an opportunity to increase my knowledge about running a hotel and to develop as a manager at the same time. I saw many career opportunities in such a large and expanding chain as Nordic Choice Hotels. What was your best experience with the programme? To be able to meet so many energetic, courageous and enthusiastic 'Nordic Choice people'! I now have a fantastic network, that I often make use of. However, the best experience was being able to contribute to the opening of Quality Hotel Ulstein. Do you have any advice to others who consider applying? Set clear targets, be flexible and 'give it your all' where it will pay off.


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First up this week on the business intelligence blog round-up we would like to shout out to Boyan Penev. Boyan is an IT consultant specialising in Microsoft business intellignece solutions and is a MVP SQL Server. He currently works as a BI Developer for Telstra and previously held the role of senior business intelligence consultant at Avanade. You can check out his blog, Boyan Penev on Microsoft BI, where he talks about Microsoft tools, techniques and practices. You can also find him on Twitter under the handle @boyanpenev.
We would also like to give a mention to the work of Devin Knight. Devin currently leads all of the training programs at Pragmatic Works having spent four years at the company as senior BI consultant. Prior to that he was a BI Consultant at Idea Integration. He published several blogs on SQLServerCentral.com, DevinKnightSQL and on bidn. You can follow him on Twitter under the handle @knight_devin.
Finally we would like to direct you toward the blog of Thomas laRock. Thomas is technical evangelist at Confio Software and is a SQL Server MCM. He is also on the PASS board of directors where he is vice president of marketing. He is the author of DBA Survivor-How to be a Rockstar DBA. He blogs at SQL Rockstar and is on Twitter under the handle @SQLRockstar.


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Help with Safari!!!!
I recently got a new (used) mac and i'm trying to make internet purchases through a payment site which uses pop up windows. Im a previous PC user and never had these problems with IE, but now i'm using safari which came with the mac and the popups just don't work when i click on the payment button.
I'm using Mac OS X 10.2 and running safari 1.0.3.
My friend has a Mac OS X 10.3.5 running safari 1.2 (v125) and it works just fine. Is there something wrong with my OS or Safari browser? If i download IE 5.2 for Mac it works just fine.
Please help!!
Look under the Safari menu and make sure you have Block Pop-Up Windows turn off (not checked).
Yes, I have made sure that the popup blocker within Safari is not checked.
Actually, my friend with the Mac 10.3 Panther said the pages work for him with the blocker on or off as the page is not a true "popup" but another window that opens up.
Any help on this would be great.
I don't know if any of you know where there is a listed or documented list of Earlier version of safari bugs?
I have been in touch with the developers and working with them to fix this.
The problem i'm having is this(hope there's some javascript guru's here):
page 1 is loaded.
user clicks on submit button on page 1 which opens a new window.
new window displays "please wait message"
javascript executes a .php which is supposed to output results to
the new window but this never happens. Here is a snippet of the code.
document.credform.target = "newWin";
document.credform.JavaCheck.value = "enabled";
document.credform.Error_Msg.value = "";
newWin = window.open("pleaseWait.html", 'newWin');
document.credform.action = "process.php";
newWin.window.opener = window;
return true;
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated... or if you know of where i could to post this
sort of thing that would be great.
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