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FSCJ board approves president stepping down
Tuesday is final chance to register for November election
Man charged with 'cold-blooded' murder in stabbing of Illinois man at The Jacksonville Landing
Man arested for attempted murder in shooting near Raines
SWAT situation in Jacksonville Beach ends peacefully
Drive of Jeep in St. Augustine Beach home crash dies
Man dies after live roach-eating contest in Fla.
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -- Tuesday is the final day to register to vote ahead of the November election. Many Supervisor of Elections offices will have extended hours to help accommodate the last minute rush.
"We see this always in a Presidential cycle," explained Jerry Holland, Supervisor of Elections for Duval County. "We'll probably have between 30 and 40,000 people that will have registered in the last 30 or 40 days and so, it's exciting to see this many people get involved in it."
Extended Hours:
Duval County-open until 7:30 p.m.
St. Johns County-open until 7:00 p.m.
Clay County-open until 5:00 p.m.
According to Holland, voters do not need to bring identification to register, but they will need a photo I.D. on Election Day. As of Monday, the number of voters registered reflected a more conservative population than in the 2008 election cycle.
Duval Registered Voters (As of Monday, October 8th)
Democrats Republicans Independents
2008 244,699 196,066 95,806
2012 234,855 204,970 108,612
(2008 VOTED 50.53% for McCain, 48.63% for Obama)
St. Johns Registered Voters (As of Monday, October 8th)
Democrats Republicans Other
2008 36,341 69,596 25,807
2012 38,603 80,822 32,569
(2008 VOTED 65.26% for McCain, 33.74% for Obama)
Clay Registered Voters (As of Monday, October 8th)
Democrats Republicans Other
2008 31,470 67,182 22,016
2012 31,532 72,686 27,142
(2008 VOTED 70.95% for McCain, 28.18% for Obama)
Nassau Registered Voters (As of Monday, October 8th)
Democrats Republicans Other
2008 15,233 24,196 6,927
2012 14,235 27,886 8,840
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New Juxtapoz T-ShirtsJuxtapoz // Thursday, May 24, 2007
Juxtapoz Art and Culture Magazine proudly announces our new apparel line, sold exclusively through Juxtapoz.com and selected boutiques worldwide. The first release is nine new t-shirt designs from acclaimed artists David Choe, Jeremy Fish, Slick, Rob Abeyta, Kofie One, Todd Bratrud, Ron English, Bigfoot, and Coro. This is the second product release to coincide with Juxtapoz' redesign earlier this year, with a series of four new artist-designed prints also available in our Online Store. {moscomment}
Kofie One + Mr. JagoJuxtapoz // Monday, April 23, 2007
Via Cpluv Artists Kofie One and Mr. Jago hooked up with Tronic Studio for Target's "Art for All" campaign. A little bit of green screen and some 3D really makes this piece come to life. Watch the video, titled "Revolution", on Tronic's website, www.tronicstudio.com . {moscomment}
Blaine Fontana's Square FootJuxtapoz // Monday, November 13, 2006
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Candy Overload
After the thrill of the hunt is over, the question arises; what in the heck are we supposed to do with all this candy?! If you're hoping to find a new home for some of your treats, here are a few ideas:
At Halloween Candy Buyback, dentists purchase unwanted candy and pass them on to Operation Gratitude, which sends them to troops serving abroad.
Or, enlist a visit from the Halloween Fairy, who swaps a book or prize for the kids' candy. Of course, you'll want to prep the kids about her visit beforehand, so they're expecting her and looking forward to the new find.
And for even more tips check out Design Mom and Cool Mom Picks.
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Alfa 159 estate and Spider: more details
- New 159 estate and drop-top on show at Geneva
- Cars on sale in UK at the end of 2006
- Prices likely to start at around £20,000
Alfa will unveil its new 159 Sportwagon estate and Spider convertible at the Geneva Motor Show at the end of February.
The sexy Spider looks just as good as the Brera coupe, which we've already had the chance to drive. The new car goes on sale in the UK towards the end of 2006, so we've got a while to wait before we find out whether it handles as well as the Brera.
Two petrol models will be on offer initially – a 185bhp 2.2-litre unit and a 260bhp 3.2-litre V6 motor. Prices are likely to start in the region of £26,000.
The 159 Sportwagon was originally to go on sale in the UK in 2005, but Alfa says it delayed the launch until this February to ensure quality problems were removed from early production models. Alfa says it's trying to beat prestige German rivals such as the Audi A4, BMW 3 Series and Mercedes C-Class in the JD Power customer satisfaction survey.
Overall, the estate is exactly the same length as the saloon version, and although Alfa has given the new estate sleek styling, the amount of boot space hasn't yet been disclosed.
Just as in the saloon version of the car we've already driven and reviewed, the estate will be available with a broad range of six engines. The three petrol engines offer 160bhp, 185bhp and 260bhp, while the diesel engines provide 120bhp, 150bhp or 200bhp. All use a manual six-speed transmission as standard.
Prices are likely to start approximately £1000 above the saloon, at about £20,000.
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Knoxville's K-Line Dance Team will be holding tryouts the during the second week of July. There will be a teaching session on Sunday, July 10 from 1-5 in the afternoon at Knoxville High School. There, new K-Line coach Heidi Feldman will teach the routine to anyone who is interested in trying out for the squad. Tryouts will begin on Thursday, July 14 at 5pm. Any girl entering grades 9-12 is eligible. Feldman, formally known as Heidi Suhr, was a member of K-Line in the late 90s. For more information, call Feldman at 515-554-1243.
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European shares rise in early tradeComment on this story
Paris - European shares rose in early trade on Tuesday, reversing some of the previous session's losses, helped in part by robust German imports and exports data.
The Federal Statistics Office reported Germany's seasonally adjusted exports rose 2.2 percent in January, well above a consensus forecast of 1.4 percent. Imports increased by 4.1 percent, more than double the highest forecast in a Reuters poll, 2.0 percent, with the consensus forecast at 1.3 percent.
At 0810 GMT, the FTSEurofirst 300 index of top European shares was up 0.2 percent at 1,323.76 points.
Mining and metal shares featured among the top gainers, halting their recent fall caused by concern over the pace of growth in China. Anglo American was up 1.9 percent and ArcelorMittal up 0.9 percent.
The rebound could be capped, however, by tensions in Ukraine and lingering worries over growth in China, said Guillaume Dumans, co-head of research firm 2Bremans.
"Market players remain cautious. There's a lack of enthusiasm in chasing stocks, and some are just thinking about moving to the sidelines after the roller-coaster ride we've had since the start of the year."
Confrontation around the Black Sea peninsula showed no sign of easing, as a pro-Russian force opened fire when it seized a Ukrainian military base in Crimea on Monday and NATO announced reconnaissance flights along its eastern frontiers.
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Camp Lotsafun, a local nonprofit organization that provides recreational, therapeutic and educational opportunities to individuals with disabilities, wants everyone to have fun bowling. The organization that serves children, teens and adults is holding its annual fundraiser, Bowling is Lotsafun, Jan. 12 at the National Bowling Stadium. Jill Gabel, program director, said bowling is the perfect activity to pair the community with her campers.
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Originally posted by Amy Howard: It seems that I need two steps for this problem. (1) get all dates (string type) between d1 and d2. (2) store dates in vector or array (which one is better?) Can you please provide me your solution with code in details? Thanks for your help!!!
Originally posted by Layne Lund: First, I would create two Date objects to represent the range. Then read an error from the log file into a String and convert it to a Date object as well. I think Date provides some comparison methods so you can easily test if the Date from the log file is between the Dates that represent your range. For the details, you should check the API docs.
Originally posted by Amy Howard: d1 = new GregorianCalendar(dt1); //error d2 = new GregorianCalendar(dt2); //error
Originally posted by Thomas Paul: It seems to me that it would be faster to just read in the files and scan the lines. The dates are always in a fixed position so it shouldn't be a big deal. I don't think you need a regex for this at all.
Originally posted by Jason Menard: Either way, it's about damn time Java incorporated regexes into the JDK.
Originally posted by Jim Yingst: Cool, eh? Let's try this: Hey Thomas - it's about damn time Java incorporated a foreach keyword and parameterized types into the JDK! Waiting patiently...
Originally posted by Jim Yingst: To be fair, I interpreted Jason's comment as "I'm glad regexes were finally incorporated in 1.4, but they were long overdue." Could be mistaken though.
Originally posted by Thomas Paul: I did too but I couldn't resist mis-understanding him.
Originally posted by Jim Yingst: Yes, dammit. I'm already making plans for foreach; I want it now.
For all that, I'm not even sure this expression will be any faster than a solution based on Jason's pseudocode. And this is certainly harder to program. I'd implement Jason's solution first (it's halfway done already) and see how fast it is. Then try running another search with a statically-created pattern like the one above, to see how fast it is.


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Bathas & Associates was established in 1988. I set up my own practice on the side while working at the Chicago Police Department, and made myself available nights and weekends to accommodate clients' schedules.
Bathas & Associates focuses on:
Estate Planning: Set up Trusts, Wills, POAs, Living Wills and HIPPA releases to avoid Probate Court and minimize Estate Taxes.
Elder Law: Medicaid Planning for Asset Protection for nursing home situations.
Real Estate: Real Estate Closings.
My associates set up LLCs, FLPs and Corporations, and handle Tax Planning and Preparation. We also handle Probate, Personal Injury, Guardianships, and Commercial Business Transactions, and will also set up Special Needs Trusts for disabled beneficiaries.
I have settled many estates without going to court, thus saving the client's time and money. I have set up many Medicaid plans to preserve client's assets, and pass these assets to their beneficiaries.
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Prices vary based on amount of work involved. Clients are quoted a price at the initial free consultation. I will provide additional discounts if client mentions Nolo.
Residential Real Estate Closing: $400 to $500
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I became tired of going to court while working at the police department, so I chose areas of law that kept me out of court and that did not conflict with my police schedule. My first clients were the mothers and fathers of policemen I worked with who wanted wills, trusts, or real estate closings. I would go to their homes at night and weekends, and this is how I started building my practice.
Not advisable. Clients should seek professional help at all times. The law is complex, and it would be easy for someone without the proper training to make costly mistakes.
I am reluctant to do this. If I choose to do so, on a case by case basis, I am to be paid an hourly fee. However, the clients must understand that there is a risk in preparing their own documents and I will explain to them that it is best that a professional prepare these documents. There must be a disclaimer included for liability purposes.
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Handling the stress of being a "911" dispatcher allowed me to deal with the stress of dealing with clients as an attorney. I can work well under emergency situations, which has made things easier when dealing with my clients. I was exposed to a lot of different people, cultures, and situations, so there is nothing that I am not able to deal with as an attorney.
I am very personable and my clients feel like I am their friend. I develop relationships with my clients. I explain things in layman's terms and I do not talk down to clients like many lawyers do. I sell people on my personality and they trust me. I make myself available 24/7 and I make house calls.Personal interests:
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An Assessment of Hillslope Stability Using the Factor of Safety
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An investigation of changes in polar regions using Google Earth.
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Illustrating Hillslope Diffusion with Physical and Numerical Models
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This problem illustrates how numerical theories are developed, how we might test this theory with an analog model, and how numerical models are constructed and the limitations of numerical modeling.
Westward Ho! How Far is Yonder Mountain
Len Vacher, Dept of Geology, University of South Florida
PowerPoint module leading students through development of a spreadsheet to calculate the distance of a mountain peak from coplanar vertical angles shot from two points a known distance apart.
What's for Dinner? Analyzing Historical Data about the American Diet
Jessica Libertini
In this activity, students research the historical food consumption data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to observe trends, develop regressions, predict future behavior, and discuss broader impacts.
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York High captured the fifth-and-deciding game to pull out a 25-22, 25-21, 10-25, 23-25, 15-13 girls' volleyball victory at York Tech on Monday evening.
Bria Banks, Anastacia Howard, Pamela Angeles and Jasmine Berry teamed for 15 kills for the Bearcats, and Berry served five aces.
Cheyenne Fulcher, Savannah Grimes and Fawn Luckenbaugh racked up a combined 27 kills for the Spartans. Fulcher recorded three aces.
York High also won the JV match, 25-7, 25-19.
SOUTH WESTERN 3, YORK CATHOLIC 0: At Hanover, the Mustangs won the York-Adams non-divisional match, 25-11, 25-9, 25-18. Mariah Krumrine had nine kills, 21 assists, four blocks and five digs. Erin Harman had nine kills and 14 digs, while Hannah McMaster had seven aces and seven assists. For the Irish, Zandria Zielinski had six blocks, five digs and three kills, while Natalie Stewart had 10 assists, and Kathleen Farrell had four kills. South Western won the JV match, 27-25, 25-16.
BERMUDIAN SPRINGS 3, BOILING SPRINGS 0: At York Springs, the Eagles won the non-league match, 25-9, 25-10, 25-10. Madison Itterly led the Eagles with seven aces and six digs. Shianne Fisher had 19 assists and six digs. Bermudian won the JV match, 25-21, 25-12.
TRINITY 3, WEST YORK 0: At West York, the Bulldogs lost the non-league match, 25-12, 25-6, 25-18. West York won the JV match, 25-10, 25-12. No statistical information was available.


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Manchester, N.H.
Coming off his strong near victory in Iowa last week, Rick Santorum shared the center stage with Mitt Romney at Saturday night's debate at St. Anselm College just outside of Manchester. With a solid performance, Santorum showed he deserved his new position and that he might remain Romney's toughest primary challenger.
A glimpse of how Santorum might go after Romney arose early in the debate, when the former Pennsylvania senator was asked about his comment from earlier in the day that the United States government doesn't "need a manager" and about whether he was referring to Romney.
"Of course I was talking about Governor Romney," Santorum said. "[Romney says] 'I've got business experience.' Well, business experience doesn't necessarily match up with being the commander in chief of this country."
Santorum continued: "We need a leader, not a CEO . . . What we need is someone who can paint a positive vision for this country."
Perhaps Santorum's strongest debate moment came when he chastised Romney for using the term "middle class."
"There are no classes in America," Santorum said. "We don't put people in classes. They may be middle income. But the idea somehow that we're buying into the class warfare arguments of Barack Obama should not be a part of the Republican lexicon. That's their job: divide, separate, put one group against other. That's not the language that I will use as president. I'll use the language of bringing people together."
Additionally, Santorum engaged often with Ron Paul, who has been running ads calling the former Pennsylvania senator a lobbyist as well as "one of the most corrupt members in Congress." Santorum responded to Paul by noting that the study of corruption in Congress was carried out by Citizens for Responsbility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), a left-wing activist group that primarily targets Republicans for taking money (legally) from political action committees.
"If you haven't been sued by CREW, you're not a conservative," Santorum quipped. "It's a ridiculous charge, and you should know better to cite a George Soros-like group."
Santorum also reminded Paul, as he has been doing with voters in New Hampshire this week, that he helped author the landmark welfare reform legislation of 1995, adding that it has been the only major bill to repeal parts of a major federal entitlement program.


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A veteran of over 30 years in radio and television play-by-play, Frank Giardina is in his second year working with Sport.org.
Prior to working with Sport.org, Frank was a broadcaster and administrator with Penn State University athletics for more than 17 years. Prior to joining Penn State in 1988, he served as the radio play-by-play voice of the East Carolina Pirates in 1986 and 1987 and the radio play-by-play voice of the Marshall Thundering Herd from 1977 to 1986. He also did AAA baseball in Charleston, West Virginia, from 1977 to 1981 and television play-by-play for the Cincinnati Reds cable network in 1982.
For the last 13 seasons, he has done college football and basketball television play-by-play for ESPN Regional Televison and ESPN 360. From 1981 to 1984, he was a televison sports anchor for WSAZ-TV, the NBC affiliate in Huntington-Charleston, West Virginia. Frank is a 1976 graduate of Marshall University with a B. A. degree in Broadcast Journalism.


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Take the Moore's lane exit off of I-65 and turn west (left if coming from Franklin, or right if coming from Nashville). Go to the 3rd light, and turn left onto General George Patton Dr. It's the second entrance on the left, and the first building facing G.G. Patton.
The Academy's studio facility in Cool Springs! Such an exciting exterior. Here's our address so you can find us easily:
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December 3, 2001 - Number 61
By Danny Sullivan
Editor, Search Engine Watch
Copyright (c) 2001 INT Media Group, Inc.
About The Report
The Search Engine Report is a monthly newsletter that covers developments with search engines and changes to the Search Engine Watch web site, http://searchenginewatch.com/.
The report has over 170,000 subscribers. You may pass this newsletter on to others, as long either part is sent in its entirety.
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+ Site News: Help With The Search Engine Watch Awards!
+ Search Engine Strategies Comes To Denmark This Month!
+ Search Engine Marketing: You Like It, You Really Like It!
-- (full story online, link provided)
+ Going Beyond HTML Raises Security Concerns With Google
+ Lycos To Charge For Search? Well, Not Really...
+ LookSmart Adds Paid Listings Option For Small Businesses
+ New Google Toolbar Lets Users Rate Pages
+ Yahoo Expands Paid Placement Listings
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+ Lycos Inducts The First Lycos Elite List
+ SearchDay Articles
+ Search Engine Resources
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Hello Everyone--
The time for the next Search Engine Watch awards is coming, and you are invited to participate. In about a week, I'll be posting a form allowing you to suggest categories for the awards. We'll likely be repeating all the same categories from last year, but there may be new categories you think should be added. If so, let us know.
In January, an actual voting form will go online. It will allow you to send me and Search Engine Watch associate editor Chris Sherman your thoughts about which search engines deserve awards, for their work during 2001.
To know when the category suggestion form is live, keep an eye on the What's New page, below. To learn more about the awards, see the information from last year's awards, at the second URL listed.
Search Engine Watch What's New
Search Engine Watch Awards
Search Engine Strategies Comes To Denmark This Month!
Search Engine Strategies returns to Europe this year, coming to Copenhagen on December 12. The day-long event features sessions designed for both beginners in search engine marketing and those who are experienced.
I'll be speaking at the event, along with other experts and search engine representatives from FAST, Google, Inktomi, Jubii.dk, LookSmart and Overture. The program is being organized by I-Search moderator Detlev Johnson and European-based search engine marketing expert Mikkel deMib Svendsen.
Those interested in sponsoring or exhibiting at the event should contact Frank Fazio Jr, firstname.lastname@example.com, for more information. Those interested in attending can find the conference agenda and more information via the URL below.
Search Engine Strategies Denmark
Search Engine Marketing: You Like It, You Really Like It!
Last month, I wrote about how I was going to begin using the term "search engine marketing" rather than "search engine optimization" to cover the wide range of activities that involve obtaining traffic from search engines. Apparently, readers like the idea. Over 30 people sent emails to me on the subject, with the vast majority of them in favor of the change. A sampling of responses, from those for and against, can be found below:
Search Engine Marketing: You Like It, You Really Like It!
The Search Engine Report, Dec. 3, 2001
Going Beyond HTML Raises Security Concerns With Google
Now that Google is indexing a wide range of document types beyond HTML and plain text formats, potential security concerns are cropping up, both for searchers and webmasters.
From the searcher point of view, the concern is that you might unwittingly open yourself up to viruses that are embedded in non-HTML files, such as Word macro viruses.
Until recently, search engines only delivered you to "safe" HTML or text files. It was possible that even these type of files might try to harm you, such as via JavaScript exploits. However, anyone who browses the web was already exposed to such potential threats routinely, and they generally don't have problems.
In contrast, people do not routinely open data documents such as Word or Excel files from those who they do not know. Google has changed this, because its search results now contain direct links to such files from across the web. These direct links mean that users might unwittingly open infected files.
For example, try a search for "clearcutting and fish populations in idaho." The second result is an oddly named document called "Clearcutting in." If you were to click on this link, instead of the document loading in your browser, your computer would instead launch Microsoft Word (assuming you have it installed).
This is because the link leads to a DOC file, a data file used by Microsoft Word. Such files can contain viruses, and if you open one without protection, you'd be exposed to any virus inside.
The safe alternative is to always view such results using the "View as HTML" link that Google provides. You'll see this link any time Google lists a non-HTML or text format file. By following it, you will be shown a safe, HTML version of the listing in your browser.
Ideally, Google would switch things around. By default, I think the main link should bring up the safe HTML version while the "View as HTML" link would instead say something like "View Original File Type." That would greatly reduce the odds of searchers getting accidentally infected by a virus. Google says it's something they'll consider.
"We're going to continue to take a close look at this, because as you know, our users and their experience with Google is our number one priority," said spokesperson David Krane.
Krane also said that Google is noticing that when non-HTML content is offered, many users are opting to use the "View as HTML" choice. Aside from avoiding viruses, another good reason to do this is because the HTML versions are typically smaller than the actual data files, which means they load faster.
Another important point to note is that while the potential for viruses to hit searchers exists, the reality is that this hasn't seemed to have actually happened.
"We've yet to see email from any of our users complaining about computer viruses that they obtained via our search results," Krane said.
Meanwhile, some webmasters are reportedly shocked to discover that Word documents, Excel files and other material they make available through public web sites can now be found by searching at Google. There's even the further concern that some of these documents might contain sensitive information, such as credit card numbers or password information.
The reality is that Google hasn't "created" a security problem with these documents. It has simply exposed them. ANY document that is made available on an Internet server (be it web, FTP, Usenet, etc.) can be found by anyone. People can (and do) even create their own spiders to seek documents of particular types, such as email harvesters that roam the Internet in search of email addresses.
If a document is sensitive, don't place it on the Internet, period. What if you must expose it to the Internet, so that selected individuals outside your company or organization can access it? Then establish a password protection or "authentication" system for your web server, and make these documents only available to those who have a username and password.
Authentication systems will stop crawler-based search engines in their tracks. It's an even better solution that using a robots.txt file, because listing sensitive data that you don't want indexed by a spider in your robots.txt file is essentially a menu for any human who reads the file to find that information. An authentication system reveals nothing, and it has the added plus of keeping humans out, as well.
Keep this in mind. None of the major search engine spiders will try to access authenticated information. However, a custom spider or a nefarious human may still try to hack their way in. Authentication is a barrier to them, but not absolute protection.
Google Unveils More of the Invisible Web
SearchDay, Oct. 31, 2001
In-depth review of new coverage of non-HTML files provided by Google. Search Engine Watch members -- use the link on this page to reach the members-only edition written for you, which covers issues about making sure the titles of your non-HTML documents make sense and how to prevent non-HTML documents from being indexed.
New internet search could turn up viruses
New Scientist, Nov. 28, 2001
Touches on issues in the story above, with more quotes from Google.
The Google attack engine
The Register, Nov. 28, 2001
Hackers might be able to use Google to attack servers, switches and routers, this article says.
Google, others dig deep--maybe too deep
News.com, Nov. 26, 2001
A long, in-depth look at the security concerns, with quotes from various analysts.
Lycos To Charge For Search? Well, Not Really...
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Last month, the head of Terra Lycos in the United States told Reuters that the company was looking to diversify its revenue stream by charging for subscription services, including search.
Is it really true? Will Terra Lycos be the first major company to try to charge for search since Infoseek's failed experiment with the model, back in 1995?
Nope, it's not true, at least from a searcher's perspective. What Terra Lycos means by search "subscriptions" are really services aimed at the web site owner market.
"The initial services are going to be targeted at the web site owner. They will not be paying for search results but more services that a web site owner would want to utilize," said Bryan Burdick, vice president of portal services for Terra Lycos.
But what about consumer search subscriptions? Might that also happen? Not likely, says Terra Lycos:
"We have no immediate plans to have consumer-oriented subscriptions," Burdick said. "It would be pretty difficult for anyone out there to start charging for their existing search results set," he explained. "There's really not much you have invested as user."
By the way, last month I praised Lycos for finally clearly labeling the paid listings it carries as "Sponsored Search Listings." Sadly, not three weeks later, the company was back to its old habits, calling them "Featured Listings" and now "Products & Services."
Terra Lycos Says Exploring Paid Services
Reuters, Nov. 8, 2001
Original article where subscription search and other services from Terra Lycos are mentioned.
How Yahoo Will Make You Pay
TheStreet.com, Nov. 23, 2001
A look at how Terra Lycos-competitor Yahoo may try to get users to pay for services through its access partnership with SBC Communications.
Time For The Search Dividend?
The Search Engine Report, April 2, 2001
Some previous comments from me on the idea of search subscriptions.
LookSmart Adds Paid Listings Option For Small Businesses
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A new program from LookSmart has made it possible for small businesses and others with low publicity budgets to get listed within the paid placement area of its search results.
Called "Site Promote," the program that launched last week lets site owners pay a monthly fee of $20 or $30 to appear within the "Featured Listings" area of the LookSmart search results page. These are paid listings that appear above LookSmart's editorial results.
The fee doesn't guarantee placement for any particular words, as is the case with Overture. It also only covers either up to 133 or 200 clicks per month, depending on the level selected.
The new Site Promote option is part of an overall revamp LookSmart has made to its listings offerings for small businesses. All its small business products have been consolidated into a new "LookListings Small Business" area, which sits in contrast to the existing "LookListings" products that are aimed at large advertisers.
The new "My Account" tab in the small business area lets you manage all URLs you've submitted to LookSmart. You can update a URL to change a description or choose to enroll it in the Site Promote program.
Only those who submitted since last week will have existing accounts. However, LookSmart says it soon will add historical data and automatically create accounts for many who have submitted in the past. Emails with account information should go out, in the near future.
LookListings Small Business
New Google Toolbar Lets Users Rate Pages
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Sung to the tune of "Don't Worry, Be Happy," with apologies to Bobby McFerrin:
Here's a little page I found
I sure hope it won't let you down
If it does, push Unhappy
If you see a page that's good
You can make your thoughts understood
Push Happy, push Happy
A new version of the Google toolbar now in beta testing sports a new look -- happy and sad faces that let toolbar users rate web pages.
Google unveiled the new version at last month's Search Engine Strategies conference in Dallas. The company hopes that the happy or sad votes it received will help it better understand which pages are satisfying Google users and which may not.
If you see a page you like, push the happy button on the toolbar. Google will register that you are pleased with the URL you are viewing. Found a spam page, or just a low quality page that somehow ranked well in Google's results? Then push the unhappy face. You can even use this if you get an entire list of results at Google you think are bad. Just leave the results page up in your browser and push the unhappy face.
Google says that excessive clicks are watched for. Google also assures that it has mechanisms in place to ensure good sites don't get penalized by competitors voting against them.
"We do have a lot of safeguards in place to make sure someone can't hurt someone else unfairly," said Matt Cutts, the software engineer overseeing the new feature.
Google predictably didn't go into specifics about how this would be done, but the key reassurance to take away for the moment is that the voting data is not automatically being used to alter rankings. Instead, it is currently used as a flagging mechanism, to help Google understand which pages should be subjected to human review.
"It won't be used in the production system until a human has validated it or until we fully trust the methodology," Cutts said.
Google Toolbar With Voting Feature
If you have the Google toolbar already installed, then uninstall it to use the new version. Click on the Google logo that appears to the left of the search box, then select Uninstall from the drop-down options. When you are told the toolbar has been removed, close ALL Internet Explorer windows you may have open.
Next (and also do this if you never had the Google toolbar), use the URL above, then the new beta version with happy and sad faces allowing you to vote will load. You won't see the faces immediately. Instead, you'll need to click on the Google logo, then select "Toolbar Options" from the drop down list. When the options page loads in your browser, check the "Voting Buttons" choice.
Also be sure to read the "Privacy Implications" link that appears at the bottom of the page. Basically, this warns you that information about sites you view with the toolbar is automatically transmitted to Google, if you use the "PageRank" or "Category Buttons" option. However, the privacy policy further explains that if you explicitly use an option that communicates with Google, such as the highlighting option or the new voting option, then information about what URL you are viewing is sent each time you use that option.
I trust Google and so am not worried about this -- if you aren't so trusting, then read the privacy policy carefully, to see if it settles your concerns.
Google may let surfers rank search results
News.com, Nov. 27, 2001
A look at Google's efforts, with lots of quotes from experts about how it may fare against search engine spammers. Remember -- the data is not currently being used in an automatic form and even if it does go live, it would be only one part of many things in Google's ranking algorithm. Also, a minor but important clarification. Direct Hit is actually the first company that had a large scale system to let web surfers determine the popularity of how sites should rank in search results. However, this measurement is done passively, by measuring clicks. Google is the first major search engine to debut an active user rating system.
An "X-Ray" Toolbar for Web Surfers
SearchDay, Nov. 19, 2001
Alexa's been letting users rate web sites for literally years. Discover how this is just one of the many useful things that the Alexa Toolbar aggregates about web sites and makes available with a simple click of a link.
Yahoo Expands Paid Placement Listings
Yahoo is now carrying paid placement listings on its search results pages, rather than just within its category pages, through a deal cut with Overture (the former GoTo) last month. When you conduct a search, the first three paid listings from Overture for that same search now appear in the new "Sponsor Matches" section of the Yahoo search results page. Listings four and five from Overture also appear at the bottom of the Yahoo results page, in the "More Sponsor Matches" area. More about the new deal and how it is not a big concern for searchers can be found via the URL below:
Yahoo Expands Paid Placement Listings
The Search Engine Report, Dec. 3, 2001
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Lycos Inducts The First Lycos Elite List
Forget the "50 Best Dressed People," the "25 Most Hunkiest Men" and other popularity lists. Lycos has weighed in with a new list based on search popularity: "The Lycos 50 Elite."
Each week, the Lycos 50 site summarizes the current top 50 search topics and other search trends, based on what people look for at the popular Lycos web site. However, the new Lycos 50 Elite list honors those topics that have remained popular over the entire two years that the Lycos 50 has existed.
Those honored in the first compilation of the list are Britney Spears, Pamela Anderson, Jennifer Lopez, the WWF, tattoos, Pokemon, Dragonball and Las Vegas. They have been in the Lycos 50 since it began. Honorable mentions also went to topics that made the top 50 list for at least one year: the Backstreet Boys, the Bible, Eminem, Final Fantasy, Harry Potter, Marijuana, 'N Sync, Napster, Sailor Moon, The Simpsons, Skateboarding and South Park.
Lycos 50
If you see a yellow star next to a particular search topic, that tells you the topic is a Lycos Elite award winner. Click on the star to learn more about the topic's elite status.
Lycos 50 Elite
The actual list that the stars mentioned above lead to, with details about those inducted into it.
SearchDay Articles
Here are some recent articles that may be of interest, from Search Engine Watch's daily SearchDay newsletter:
Excite.com Spared from Extinction
SearchDay, Nov. 29, 2001
A U.S. Bankruptcy court has approved InfoSpace's $10 million bid for certain Excite@Home assets, including domain names, trademarks and user traffic associated with the Excite.com Web site.
Build Your Own Portable, Personal Search Engine
SearchDay, Nov. 27, 2001
Take a page from Google's playbook and create a searchable cache of important web pages with your own portable, personal search engine.
Fyuse: An Eclectic "My" Portal
SearchDay, Nov. 26, 2001
Fyuse takes the concepts of web-clipping, push-technology, affiliation and distributed content and encapsulates them into a slick, easy to use personalized portal customized to your tastes.
Search Engine Glossaries
SearchDay, Nov. 20, 2001
Baffled by Boolean? Confused about cloaking? Stumped by stemming? What you need is a good search engine glossary.
Search Engines with Autopilot
SearchDay, Nov. 14, 2001
If you're often repeating the same query, you can both improve your results and take the drudgework out of searching by taking advantage of search engines that 'fly' on autopilot.
FAST Search Engine Shifts into High Gear
SearchDay, Nov. 13, 2001
AllTheWeb.com search has snuck up on all of the major search engines with new features, speed and customization capabilities, and is now a viable challenger to pack-leader Google.
Evaluating Information Sources
SearchDay, Nov. 12, 2001
Think before you spam: How to distinguish the good from the bad, the ugly, and outright bogus online information.
Special Search Tools & Products Issue
SearchDay, Nov. 8, 2001
Guest writer and respected industry expert Avi Rappoport provides an update on developments in the world of search tools and products that make sites and intranets searchable.
Getting Down to Business.com
SearchDay, Nov. 7, 2001
Business.com was once best known for spending an all-time record $7.5 million for its domain name. Today, it has quietly become one of the web's most substantial and useful resources for business research and information.
Grab Those Eyeballs with AltaVista Listing Enhancements
SearchDay, Nov. 6, 2001
AltaVista's Listing Enhancements let webmasters add logos, icons and other visual pizzazz to make their sites stand out among ordinary plain vanilla search results.
On the archive page below, you'll find more articles like those above, plus have the ability to sign-up for the free newsletter.
SearchDay Archives
Search Engine Resources
ResearchBuzz & ResearchBuzz Extra
I've mentioned ResearchBuzz in this newsletter before, but it is worth repeating both for regular and new readers. Tara Calishain's regular newsletters provide a wealth of information for searchers, especially regarding specialty search engines. Her regular newsletter is free, and those who support her work with a subscription receive ResearchBuzz Extra, which provides even more great information from Tara, such as last month's news search engine "bakeoff." Consider a subscription, both for the information and to help the author behind it.
iLOR HydraLinks
Earlier this year, I wrote about how I liked some of the features that Google-powered iLOR made available, such as the ability to easily build a custom list of sites you want to visit or to find your way "back" via an "anchor" to your original page of search results. Now you can have such features at Google, another search engine or anywhere you browse the web, via this new software from iLor. It downloads in less than two minutes and is available as a free trial, for 30 days. After that, you have to pay the somewhat steep $30 registration price. The second URL has my earlier review of iLOR.
Search Engine Articles
HyperBee Search Engine Follows Seti@Home Model
Newsbytes, Nov. 9, 2001
The idea here is to allow anyone to run crawling software on their computer, then forward the finds to a central repository. In this way, a massive network of computers would be formed, with far more crawling power than even the might of Google, currently the web's largest crawler-based search engine. The flaw is that by allowing anyone to contribute pages, the project will almost certainly find itself buried in spam submissions.
Seeking snapshots in search results
News.com, Nov. 9, 2001
eVision will be powering a new image search capability for those hunting through the massive collection of image files that Corbis owns. Corbis-competitor Getty has also added new search capabilities to its site. A look at these latest developments in image search. By the way, my comments in this article are about general web-wide search. I don't see image search as replacing that at all. But for situations where you want image-based results -- as when searching for images -- then absolutely, an image-oriented solution is great.
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Moscow Basilica Hostel
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Serebryanicheskiy pereulok, 1a
Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 Days before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the full cost of the reservation. Deposits paid are non refundable.
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Customers can cancel their reservation free of charge up to 2 Days before arrival. After this date, charges will be applied by the property up to the full cost of the reservation. Deposits paid are non refundable.
Looking for something special just steps from the Kremlin? Welcome to Basilica, meeting point for open minded travelers and artists. Basilica hostel is part of the ensemble of a Russian Orthodox Church built in 1781 - the Church of the Silver Trinity.
Once the residence of Monks, our building was completely renovated in 2010 to become Moscow's premier hostel. Basilica differs significantly from other Moscow hostels in that it is the only to have our own private building and surrounding grounds for the enjoyment of our guests. See the video to learn more!
Staying with Basilica hostel, you experience the beautiful history of Moscow first hand. Surrounded by the old streets of historical Moscow, we are an easy 10 minute walk to the Kremlin and Red Square. You can see the Kremlin from the river bank in front of the church.
Silver Trinity Church holds important historical relevance for Moscow. The church was built with funds from the grandfather of the writer Alexander Pushkin. From the bank of the river in front of the church Tsar Peter the Great learned to sail his first ship. Nowadays you can catch a boat excursion from the dock, a great way to see Moscow.
In our gardens out back we hold bar-b-q parties daily. In the evenings our guests relax in the large garden gazebo with comfortable chaise-lounges and sofas. A great way for socializing and meeting fellow travelers.
Basilica Hostel has a large art tradition. Lining our walls are exhibitions of trendy local Russian artists.
Basilica Hostel offers the following services and facilities:
- Reception and check-in 24 hours
- Spacious and modern rooms
- Super-comfy beds
- Modern and clean facilities
- Informative and friendly staff, fluent in English
- Insider tips from our local staff
- Free Wi-Fi throughout the building
- Free luggage storage
- Bar-b-q facilities in the gardens
- Gazebo in garden in which to hang and meet fellow travelers.
- free lockers in the room and safe for valuables
- 24 hours hot showers
- washing machine and dryer
- Highest safety and security standards
- No fees for credit card payment
We offer a very large common room and kitchen for our guests to use.
The rooms of the hostel have been completely renovated in July 2010 and each room is unique. We offer both luxurious private rooms and beds in dorm rooms.
Our western management will offer you a high level of friendly customer service. Our reception is open 24 hours per day and our receptionists are fluent in English.
Our travel desk can assist you in arranging visa invitations to We offer free wi-fi in the hostel (bring your own computer).
Our address is:
Serebryanicheskiy Pereulok, 1A
The closest metro station is Kitai Gorod. Take the exit toward Solyanka Street. Follow Solyanka about 150 meters until you reach the bell tower (it's under renovation), then go further and in 450 meters you'll see another church bell tower. Take the stairs down to Serebryanicheskiy Street. Our hostel is the first building on the left. There is a sign on the door.
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Thank you to Karina and all the staff for making our stay a comfortable one. The room was a private double with shared bathroom which was clean, large and had a comfortable bed and pillows. The bathrooms were always clean and had great hot water everytime. The breakfast was a good deal at 200 roubles and more than enough for one person. The location was a close walk to the Kremlin and central moscow and there are great shops, restaurants and cafes on Solyanka. The housekeepers were super freindly and did a great job with our laundry and one of the staff even organised our taxi on the last day and negotiated a price with the driver for us. I recommend this hostel 100%, it made for a great visit to Moscow and was the best hostel we have seen in all of Russia so far.
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Programme: CEB Side Event
UN System: Together for the Future We Want
Organizing partnersUN System Chief Executives Board for Coordination (CEB)
IntroductionSecretary-General Ban Ki-moon will be joined by leaders of the UN to highlight their joint efforts to best support all countries and their peoples in making sustainable development a reality. The event will demonstrate the UN system�s collective capacity to advance greater integration and coherence of the economic, social and environmental dimensions of sustainable development in order to redress current imbalances and promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, social justice and environmental protection as mutually supportive goals.
Detailed programmeH.E. Mr. Ban Ki-moon, UN Secretary-General, will host the high-level CEB event and deliver opening remarks.
Ms. Alicia B�rcena, Executive Secretary of ECLAC, will moderate the inter-active dialogue.
Mr. Jose Graziano da Silva, Director-General FAO
Mr. Juan Somavia, Director-General ILO
Mr. Koji Sekimizu, Secretary-General IMO
Ms. Navi Pillay, High Commissioner for Human Rights OHCHR
Miss Helen Clark, Administrator UNDP
Mr. Achim Steiner, Executive Director UNEP
Ms. Irina Bokova, Director-General UNESCO
Mr. Babatunde Osotimehin, Executive Director UNFPA
Mr. Joan Clos, Executive Director UN-Habitat
Mr. Antonio Guterres, High Commissioner for Refugees UNHCR
Mr. Anthony Lake, Executive Director UNICEF
Mr. Kandeh Yumkella, Director-General UNIDO
Ms. Rima Khalaf, Executive Secretary (ESCWA) Coordinator UN-Regional Commissions
Mr. Konrad Osterwalder, Rector UNU
Ms. Michelle Bachelet, Executive Director UN-Women
Mr. Taleb Rifai, Secretary-General UNWTO
Ms. Ertharin Cousin, Executive Director WFP
Dr. Margaret Chan, Director-General WHO
Mr. Michel Jarraud, Secretary-General WMO
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BABIES' lives could be risked with the axing of a free Queensland Ambulance program that installs and safety-checks baby capsules will be axed, prompting fears the decision will put babies' lives at risk.
The State Government says cutting the free program from June 30 would result in six-figure savings which would be used to put more paramedics on the road, but there was no guarantee Townsville would receive the extra staff.
Brisbane-based Kidsafe confirmed it planned to offer a service in Townsville but would charge a $30 fee because it is not government-funded.
Townsville mother Dee Voute said the Government was putting a price on children's lives.
"I am a mum and I had my son's baby capsule fitted by Queensland Ambulance and it was just good knowing it was fitted by a professional," she said.
"Not putting it in properly can cause a lot of damage if you have a car accident."
Ms Voute is organising a petition to keep the program running, which she plans to present to Mundingburra MP David Crisafulli.
The petition was being circulated through facebook and attracted 400 signatures in the first 48 hours.
Mr Crisafulli said funding could be better used to employ more paramedics.
"The service has been in decline but the costs haven't been," he said.
"I believe the resources should be spent on getting ambulance officers doing critical, front-line work and I think increasingly people are buying and installing their own devices."
Mr Crisafulli said the number of people using the service had halved despite reports 60 to 70 people a week were using the service in Townsville.
Townsville has one full-time child-restraint co-ordinator who will reportedly be made redundant.
Figures show 95 per cent of people install baby seats incorrectly and a study by the American Medical Association showed car seats saved 59 per cent of children from injury in car accidents.
Kidsafe, a not-for-profit organisation which aims to prevent childhood injuries, will roll out the program across Queensland.
Areas with busy maternity hospitals will be prioritised.
Kidsafe Queensland CEO Susan Teerds said the organisation planned to have a baby capsule-fitting service in Townsville before Queensland Ambulance Service cancelled its program on June 30.
"We are extending operations based on the fact there will be a need now and we will be fulfilling that need," Ms Teerds said.
"We also provide other information to keep the baby safe; we have a more holistic approach," she said.
"All the Kidsafe staff have nationally accredited qualification to install and check a range of seats."
A Queensland Ambulance Spokesman said Kidsafe would provide a greater range of child-restraint products and support new parents in child-accident prevention.
"Over the coming months, QAS will be working closely with Kidsafe Queensland and other similar providers to help them expand their service in the areas where QAS has traditionally been," he said.
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sylvia Posted at 8:30 PM April 06, 2014
Just disgusting. This really makes my blood boil. I feel completely confident that my baby girls are safe whilst driving around. The wonderful man that runs the one in Townsville is an absolute treasure. LNP should be ashamed of themselves. How dare they put lives of our most innocent members of our community above their privatisation goal. It is scary to think that these so called professionals in the private sector of car fitting claim to be qualified but in fact may be a clueless as I would be.
marianna barba of Australia Posted at 5:32 AM March 24, 2014
Hire for Baby and Baby Restraint fitters already is in Townsville and we offer a full range of capsules and infant carriers. Our branch owner is qualified and train to fit restraints. Our installation service is $30 - our goal is to promote child safety.
Just Ice of Townsville Posted at 2:16 PM March 20, 2014
Well money is far more important than children's lives, just ask any LNP member or supporter.


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SEWARD, Neb. – Fans who attend both Concordia sporting events and Seward High School football inside Bulldog Stadium this fall will notice an obvious addition to the game day atmosphere. On Thursday construction was completed on a Daktronics LED 10' 9" high by 19' 2" wide video board, attached atop the scoreboard in the southwest corner of the stadium.
The video display's functionality will be similar to the video board located in Walz Arena. The new board will have the capability to run graphics, advertisements and live video from the action on the field.
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"The installation of the video board is an exciting development that continues to demonstrate our desire to exhibit a first-class student-athlete and fan experience," Director of Athletics Devin Smith said. "We are very appreciative of The Cattle National Bank & Trust Co. and all the sponsors who have contributed to the Bulldog Stadium scoreboard project."
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A discussion of Jewish attitudes toward women in the Middle Ages is limited by the sources about women's lives that survive. There are almost no extant books written by women or specifically for them.
Instead, women's lives are reflected primarily in legal writings, including codes of Jewish law, responsa literature (rabbinic questions-and-answers), contracts related to betrothal, marriage, divorce, and inheritance, and business correspondences. The nature of these sources itself suggests that women were not viewed as participants in Jewish legal discourse, nor did the rabbis feel the need to provide women with literature that would allow them to make study a part of their religious life. At the same time, the rabbis felt that women were within the jurisdiction of Jewish law and felt themselves obligated to protect what they perceived as women's rights and interests.
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Even with a "trash the dress" theme wedding shots should be about elegance and fun. The way the dress has formed looks like she is appearing from a huge batch of sea foam and her expression seems to match! Looking at her face and pose I am just left wondering what she was thinking or doing, it is so flat that there is no emotion to key into.
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Another quirky arrangement. I think I'd prefer some of the sky to be cropped so that she's higher in the frame. Just a personal preference. I like the image anyway.
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However, this form of plastic was excluded from the Credit CARD Act of 2009, and lacks many of the statutory protections consumers have grown used to. So what should you bear in mind when applying for and using small business credit cards?
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In December 2010, according to a National Small Business Association report last August, 19 percent of small business owners were paying rates of 20 percent or more on their business credit cards. That was up from just 13 percent of owners only six months previously. Yet, at the time of writing, the IndexCreditCard.com credit card rates monitor says average rates are:
Why are so many paying such high rates? Well, in this unregulated area of the market, many credit card companies have late-payment rate increases on a hair trigger. At least one has the right to impose penalty rates if you're just one-day late on any payment. Others might give you up to three-days lateness in a year before upping your rate to, say, 29.9 percent.
Remember also that business credit card rates can be increased at will even if you do nothing wrong, and without the prior notice that must be given with consumer plastic.
Suppose you're paying different rates on the same account. If you have a personal card, your issuer has to apply your payments to the higher or highest rate first, driving down your borrowing costs. There's no such legal obligation on business credit cards, and most issuers are likely to apply your payment to the balance attracting the lowest rate.
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In mid-January, New Jersey attorney Robin M. Gronsky wrote about how useful business cards are when it comes to tracking expenses, and reminded his readers of the tax advantages that identifying deductibles can bring. He also stressed the value to many small entrepreneurs of building a credit history for a business that's separate from their personal one. It can make subsequent borrowing from other sources much easier.
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...when you use a business credit card for your small business' expenses and not your personal credit card, you are showing the world another way in which your corporation or LLC is a separate entity from you personally. This can be important if your company is ever sued and the plaintiff tries to pierce the corporate veil and sue you personally.
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