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AltaVista Desktop (Windows)
AltaVista is now shipping a desktop version of its corporate search engine, which indexes over 200 file formats and email. This allows employees to locate local content much as they find web pages or Intranet documents. Features include control over which files to index, scheduling and formatting of results. Desktop search competitors include dtSearch and Enfish.
Copernic Empower Indexer
Copernic, a long-time expert in metasearch, has announced the Copernic Indexer corporate search engine. It can index local servers, web and intranet sites and Exchange servers. Advanced search options include zones and file information, scalable to multiple servers.
KSearch Perl Search Engine
KSearch indexes local files and directories, provides both simple and advanced search with highlighting of matched terms. Perl has been tested on Unix and Windows, can handle sites with thousands of pages.
Google Search Appliance
Google has shipped a search engine hardware-software combination product, providing search functionality within corporate networks and firewalls. This complements their ASP Search Service, which is available to any site with Internet access. The Search Appliance provides many of the features of their web site, including the robot spider, PageRank indexing and searching, caching, spellchecker, language identification, and hit highlights within search results snippets. The search engine browser admin has many options for specifying sites and subdirectories to crawl, extensive indexing reports, passwords, server-side XSLT formatting of search results and search log reporting. Pricing is $20,000 for a small system (up to 150,000 pages) and $250,000 for a very large system with additional load balancing features that can index millions of pages. This is a good solid offering that gives other high-end search engines a run for the money, especially at larger scales.
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S.L.I. Search
The developers of GlobalBrain search technology have acquired it back from NBCi and are now supporting it directly, as both software and search services. Features include learning from user behavior, vocabulary suggestions, metasearch combining results and customizability via XML search results.
Concept-oriented search engine for wider recall, also has a simple Boolean query option. It can segment documents by topic and show the relevant portions in search results.
Updates to Search Engines
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AltaVista Enterprise Search 2.0: Search Engine Update
New version includes document-level security checking so the search results only show authorized documents, and an open architecture with modular access to the processes and XML interfaces. AutoCategorizer module combines rules and linguistic analysis for classification of documents into enterprise taxonomies.
FusionBot Search Service
New features include interface adjustments, date sorting and manual adjustments of relevance ranking for specific searches.
Frequent updates add Japanese and Romanian language support, indexing control, displaying web sites as results categories, and Mac OS X compatibility.
Inktomi Search version 4.3 and 4.4
4.3 Update provides "Quick Links" (recommended results for popular searches), integration with content management systems and improved database indexing interfaces. 4.4 has new language recognition capabilities, stemming deactivation and improvements in XML indexing administration.
MondoSearch Version 4.4
MondoSearch, a Windows search engine and remote search service has shipped version 4.4, including Unicode text storage, many more languages, User Authentication with Microsoft Content Manager, additional relevance rank tools, and graphic results options.
PicoSearch Service
New features include stemming, relevance rank controls, date display options, with time zone calculations and date sorting, dynamic search reports.
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The Northern Light search engine company was acquired by divine, which will integrate the software and services with its content management system. Northern Light recently closed its public web portal and partnered with Yahoo to provide premium research information. Divine plans to target the technology mainly at the enterprise market.
RetrievalWare Version 7
New version of this enterprise search engine includes video search integration, while image and audio search are available through consulting. Cross-lingual searches based on an internal semantic network for English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch allow queries in one language and results in another. Categorization tools with multiple level taxonomies, can use explicit queries, fuzzy logic (good for ignoring OCR errors) and overriding Boolean control: the same functionality is implemented for alerting and filtering. This version adds security and authentication interfaces for third-party proxies and multiple depositories, and APIs for COM, ASP, and XML queries.
Webinator Version 4
New version of this powerful search engine brings a browser admin console, no longer limited to command lines and config files. Now supports cookies, meta robots tags, iframe tags, searching by date and within categories. A unique feature "Remove common" tells it not to index text that's the same on two or more documents, so that the index does not store navigation text before or after the content text. As of March 2002, this product supports Linux 2.4 and Mac OS X.
Avi Rappoport, Principal Consultant for Search Tools Consulting, is the leading authority on site, Intranet and topical portal search engines.
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Vudu 2.0 interface goes live on TVs, Blu-ray players
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Vudu 2.0 reaches most devices
Vudu started the weekend by rolling out its 2.0 interface on most all devices. Following the PS3 and Boxee Box updates, Blu-ray players and Internet-linked TVs now get the same simplified interface and optimizations for HD and newer controllers when they appear. It now recommends movies based on the viewing history and theoretically gives faster access to movies.
Hardware from LG and other Vudu-supporting designers will get the update automatically. Samsung and Vizio TVs don't have the update yet but will get it "soon." Video prices are unchanged with the makeover and start with a $2 for two rental promo up to $6 for an HD rental and varying prices for full purchases.

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Formula One News » F1 2013 – Pirelli to use Kevlar tyres for German grand prix Posted on 02/07/2013
Pirelli are expected to announce that they will revert back to tyres built around Kevlar belts ahead of the 2013 German grand prix.
The daily telegraph reports 'It is understood the Italian manufacturer will issue a statement today, with a switch from steel to Kevlar belts – which it intended to make in Canada last month before the change was blocked by a handful of teams – coming into effect immediately,'
'A return to 2012 tyres, which also featured Kevlar belts, would have been the preferred solution this weekend but there is insufficient time to prepare them given the five-day turnaround from Sunday's race to Friday's first practice session at the Nurburgring. The use of 2012 tyre structures, with 2013 compounds, is likely to come into effect from Hungary at the end of July.'


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NEW YORK -- Alex Ferguson predicts the United States will reach the second round of the World Cup.
The Manchester United manager said the U.S. will find the opener against England and coach Fabio Capello to be difficult. But he said that if the Americans can go on to maintain their composure against Slovenia and Algeria, they should reach the knockout phase.
"It's a hard game for them to start with, because England are very, very motivated under Capello. Capello is a really outstanding coach," he said. "If they can survive after that ... I think they will qualify."
He praised Landon Donovan who spent part of last season on loan to Everton, where he was teammates with former Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard. He also singled out Fulham midfielder Clint Dempsey.
"They've proved themselves in previous World Cups. With Donovan and Dempsey, they've got some experience. They've been there before. It's not as if it's new to them," he said. "So I don't think they will be overawed by anything, or the atmosphere of the World Cup or the importance of the World Cup or the intensity. I think that will be easy for them."
He called Donovan's time with Everton "absolutely outstanding" and said Dempsey "has had a great season in England this year."
Ferguson did think Premier League players will have a harder time at the tournament because they're exhausted after the long season, which for many included high-pressure matches in the Champions League and the Europa League.
That's why he'll give Manchester United players at the World Cup four weeks off after their national teams finish playing. That means Wayne Rooney, Rio Ferdinand, Nemanja Vidic, Patrice Evra, Nani, Park Ji-sung and Michael Carrick are likely to miss much or all of the North American tour.
The tour includes games against Glasgow Celtic (July 16 at Toronto), and at Major League Soccer clubs the Philadelphia Union (July 21) and Kansas City Wizards (July 25), as well as the MLS All-Star game at Houston (July 28).
"The players we have in the World Cup have to get 28 days rest. They must have that or they won't feature next year," he said. "They'll just collapse. Exhaustion will get them. Which makes it difficult for English players to perform well in the World Cup, because the intensity of the English game is so great."
He will make an exception for Mexican forward Javier Hernandez, who is transferring to Manchester United from Chivas. Hernandez will join the team in Philadelphia and is slated to play in the last game of the tour, at Chivas on July 30 in the club's new 45,000-seat stadium in Guadalajara.
Ferguson said Hernandez, who turns 22 next month, must get to know his new teammates.
"He's young and I think can handle coming to training," he said
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Well, we are probably all jumping neck deep into the holiday season. If you're like me, you're probably the one doing most of the shopping for your family, not to mention the cleaning, the baking, the decorating, etc. I love doing all those things, especially when I find something wonderful and exciting that I know someone in my family will love.
But hopefully, even with all the insanity, you've had a chance to think about at least one thing you'd like for your holiday gift.
I'm not talking about world peace. Or a week's worth of time to do nothing but nap and read. Let's get down to bows and wrapping paper…what ONE present would you really like to see under your tree on Christmas morning?
Me: A black leather jacket. You?
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My kindle keyboard is acting wonky. I love my new fire, but need a backup kindle if the battery is dead. Really want the new Kindle Paperwhite. I'd love the 3G one, but could live with wifi only.
An Amazon gift card- somehow I can justify buying more books if someone else is paying for them!
Some bling or a kindle. Yes, random.
Though I love everyone's answers, mine is slightly different. I want a crock pot for two reasons. One that means I won't be standing in a hot kitchen for hours making dinners and two, I can be cooking dinner while doing other stuff, such as reading! :bananaangel:
I am hoping to unwrap a new laptop (fingers crossed). My current one is 5 years old and really really needs to be retired. :bigtree:
:decor: A big screen TV. But considering we bought it a week ago and it is stashed in a bedroom, I know I will be getting it! :threecheers
N open ended ticket to travel to anywhere in the world.
Peace and love,
Paula R.
A tablet, preferably a Nexus 7 or a Kindle HD Fire. Not going to happen!! But that is okay as I will probably buy one after the first of the year. I love buying my own presents as they are exactly the right thing!! :bigxmas:
:decor: :elf: :reindeer: :santalights:
Since my laptop has died, I'd like an ASUS tablet. I'm not an Apple fan and after all the researching, ASUS according to reviews is just as good and allows for data cards and is a Droid base. (most reviews haven't been able to choose between the two, so it comes down to preference) And I like having Flash to do things I want on my tablet. And a keyboard for it.
I'd like to get it before i head out to CA to drive The Spawn home, but I doubt that will happen.
Pay to the Order of (my name) the sum of FIVE MILLION DOLLARS TAXES PAID. Thank you and Merry Christmas to you all. :applause: :biggrin:
I want a Nexus 7, too! Or I'd settle for a iPod Touch, then I could have one mini e-reader for all my books and could carry Nook and Kindle on the same device. Oh, and I guess the iPod does music, right? ;)
:santabag: I want an Amazon card for christmas…. :elf:
:reindeer: I would like a new stereo for my car or a new smart phone.
I was going to go with BR, for the Amazon gift card. However, I think I will change it to Monica T's $5 million bucks! I also need a new pair of botks, if we are talking about presents to wrap up.
I meant boots, LOL!
I put my new hd fire on layway last week!!! That's what the hubby is getting me, not that he knows that yet!!! LOL. Merry Christmas to me!! I'm giving my other kindle to my grandson who loves it!!! :elf:
I asked Santa for a new Kindle Fire for Christmas. :bigtree:
Hmmm, everything I need for a new home office.
I know this if off topic but I'm looking into starting my own blog and was curious what all is required to get set up? I'm assuming having a blog like yours would cost a pretty
penny? I'm not very internet smart so I'm not 100% certain. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
:bigxmas: :bigtree: :santabag: I would just like to have world piece and not have to worry if the grovement is going to take everything. Merry Christmas to everyone.
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Winter's version of tumbleweed
Tim Tevebaugh was driving home from work in southern Idaho a few weeks ago when he came across an incredible sight -- a field full of "snow rollers."
According to NOAA, they form with light but sticky snow and strong winds to push and roll them along, but not strong enough to tear them apart. It's as If they're getting the first leg on building a snowman.
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Here are a few shots from this morning. I was waiting for something interesting in the bee world when this tiny fella showed up. I'm loving the added flexibility of the E-M5's articulating display! Just took receipt of the E-M5 and am already quite pleased with this new small beast. Handheld, no flash, good light/overcast conditions.
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- Beast Wars: Transformers Cartoon Episode Guide
- Mainframe Entertainment, BLT, Alliance Communications, YTV, Transformer Productions
- Cartoon Characters: Maximals: Optimus Primal, Cheetor, Rattrap, Dinobot, Rhinox, Tigatron, Silverbolt
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One of the stasis pods lost in orbit during the initial space battle falls to ground in the frozen north. This leads to a race on both sides to recover the pod and the protoform transformer inside.
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Fetter said the supervisors expect to appoint someone to the open position at the board's next regular meeting, set for Feb. 26.
In unrelated business, Fetter said he recently attended a meeting of representatives of other municipalities and the Humane Society of Lebanon County on an increase in the amount charged for stray dogs and the implementation of a fee for stray cats.
The 2013 contract proposal presented by the Humane Society calls for a $45 payment for each stray dog or cat from the municipality.
Heidelberg's supervisors said they are concerned about the open-ended nature of the contract, noting it would substantially increase their payments. In 2012, the township paid $350 for 10 dogs, and there was no charge for 32 cats. Under the new contract, the annual fee would have topped $1,800 for the same number of animals.
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per my piece, it has taken a decade for proof of concept. the technology now is proven. market adoption subsequently began to gain momentum a couple of years ago... battery-based technology in this space is slowly being disintermediated. but don't take it from me; just speak with any consultant engineer in the know about tech in this space.
And just wait to see what happens when ACPW's new generation of flywheel-based UPS hit the market.. we're likely to see an acceleration in market share loss for battery-based manufacturers.Dec 31, 2010. 07:28 PM | 0 Likes |Link to Comment
Markets and Hype: A Tale of Two Depressions [View article]
Nick, I agree with you. This is one of my favorite topics of conversation: Investors build their strategies based on what's worked within their recent lifetimes. Those who did this did not understand what happened in '08 and did badly; whereas, those who had perspective on what had happened in faraway places (Latin America, Japan, Germany) and long ago times (Great Depression) did well or relatively well.
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> Perhaps the reason why investor sentiment is different now than it
> was in 1930 is history.
> There was another great depression in USA and Europe that lasted
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> In 1930, many people still remembered living through that long 23-year
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Although it's been wetter than usual along the northeastern seaboard so far this spring, many areas of the nation are beginning to get fidgety about water use and lawn reduction. Understanding the principles of xeriscaping can relieve a lot of those anxieties in the months ahead.
The national leaders in this field is High Country Gardens from New Mexico, where inches of natural rainfall per year can often be counted on one hand. Their web site has gathered up many of the best drought-tolerant perennials, most of which are hardy in cold-weather regions of the nation too: http://www.highcountrygardens.com/catalog/browse/xeriscape-perennials/.
Here is a link to one of our previous posts about xeriscaping: http://www.safelawns.org/blog/index.php/2009/08/xeriscaping-an-idea-worth-understanding/ that is adapted from a publication in New Mexico.
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I'll be watching the game while playing in my pool league tonight at the bar here in Jersey City. Everyone on my team are Devils fans and I'll be wearing my jersey hoddie!! LGD beat the Habs and get another W for Marty!!!!!
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Yeah we just gotta stay aggressive and force the issue! I hate this team and we need to return the favor and beat them in their building tonight. Can't let up boys! LGD!
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*First...the photos are far from professional. So sorry about that.:oops: I have literally over a thousand pics of my boy which you are welcome to PM/Email me for. I will also be working on getting some videos of him. Thanks for your patience :)
Many of you know Nimir. I was going to sell him awhile back and changed my mind...but I really do need to downsize so he is available again to the right home.
Amirage Nimir is a 5 year old BRINDLE. He is a 14.2 Straight Egyptian Arabian gelding. He is well broke. He has been used for trails and fun. I have taken lots jumping lessons on him which he REALLY enjoys,I have ridden him on the road,arenas,pasture,woods,etc. He has even gone swimming in the river. He isn't spooky and isn't hot. He is very fun to ride. He had 30d days professional training put on in the spring. He has no vices/bad habits except that he likes to "steal" things left around (brushes,flymasks,etc.) and he can sometimes be a little lazy if he isn't challenged enough (IE: He goes into plod mode with small children). He has an absolutely fantastic personality without a mean bone in him. He is triple registered with AHA,BSEI, and ABEA. His case has been studied/tested at UC Davis and while they couldn't confirm or not confirm chimerism it isn't ruled out and he is definitely brindle. He is a very easy keeper,great hard hooves,has never been sick,injured,etc. He has been ridden english,western,and bareback although most of his riding has been done in a dressage saddle :) He came from DeShazer Arabians Farms as a weanling and I had him brought over from Texas as a 3 year old. He is a gorgeous,FLASHY,very rare, and FUN horse to be around,work with, and ride.
As per riding level he has been ridden by COMPLETE beginners while riding with other riders and he is ALWAYS perfect and very easy to handle. I had an 11-year old little girl that had ridden ONCE before in her life riding him a few days ago and she loved him and didn't want to stop riding. He is very good and careful with children. Any advanced beginner can jump on and enjoy riding this boy. As long as you know your basic cues. He is UTD on everything.
He will go to only the best home! He has even had a SIM horse made out of him ;) 7th one down ( Virtual Pwnies: Sims 3 Pets Demo! )
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What a looker!! I have a soft spot in my heart for Egyptian Arabians. Where are you located?
Oops...sorry...that would be important info :) He is located in Southern Oregon. I can arrange delivery as well if someone needs.
what a lovely boy! I love Gregs and SE Arabs! Good luck!
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Hes just gorgeous. If i had the money and the time id be at your door in a second! Color, brains, and arabian = the trifecta in my opinion :)
Really nice horse & so unique! Hope you find a wonderful home for him.
Thank you all for your kind words :) Hopefully Nims finds another home that will adore him as much as I do...it is still hard though.
He's so gorgeous *Sends a hug* I lived up in Washington State. Hah! We were State neighbors! I like how calm he looks in the water, even up to his shoulders. My Whinny will get in it, but don't expect her to stay in it for long.
Gorgeous gorgeous guy. If I were able to buy him, I would, but Tennessee's very far off, and I don't think my mom would buy him, though Whinny needs another horse in the pasture. I hope you find or have found an awesome home for him.
PS. Bareback jumping is Win!
He's so gorgeous, he's grown into himself so well! I remember when he was all awkward and gangly! Sorry, I'm can't afford him...and I don't have the time or place right now for a horse. I just thought I'd point out he's looking great.
Thank you both. Especially you Tempest..he was definitely gangly when I got him.. And unbroke and unregistered. I think he has come a long way and it has been a ton of fun. He really has grown into himself this last year. And he is only 5! He may fill out even a little more :) I know someone will enjoy him as much as I do....
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Green Christmas Gift | Eco-Friendly Dog Bed by P.L.A.Y
We at GEN are undoubtedly animal lovers and for that reason are in the process of opening a cage-free boarding and training facility at our compound in Agua Dulce, CA. Seeing that we're all about lowering our environmental impact wherever we can, we have been contacting many eco-friendly companies to try out their products for review. Enter P.L.A.Y — or Pet Lifestyle and You — a company dedicated to reducing environmental waste by recycling old bottles and turning them into pet beds. This awesome company offered to send us one of their swanky beds for large breed dogs. We tried it out and here is our honest opinion on their product:
This bed is SUPER plush especially considering it was made with recycled bottles. My husband decided to try it out himself and said that it is not only spacious enough for a person to lay on (in the fetal position, granted!) but its also provides ample cushion to keep him from sinking into our hardwood flooring. He also weighs about 200 pounds, by the way. It should be noted that my business partner purchased a few of Costco brand dog beds to cut costs, which are similar in size — and those beds don't even come close to the padding that P.L.A.Y provides. Definitely a well made dog bed.
About 4-5 dogs have already made their home on the P.L.A.Y bed, and every seam and stitch is completely in tact. In comparison again with Costco brand beds, P.L.A.Y is MUCH more durable – as the former already had snags at the seams before any dog even touched it. Since we've only been using the bed for about 2 weeks, it is too early to tell the true durability especially because we haven't had too many dogs coming in and out of the facility yet. Photo below is comparing the cushion in the Costco brand bed (left) to the P.L.A.Y brand dog bed (right).
The style of this "Savannah" dog bed in the sepia/dark chocolate color scheme is absolutely stunning. The top of the bed features a glossy, almost elephant skin looking design, but colored to fit the African desert. They also have an ash grey/cool grey option that actually much more resembles elephant skin, but the brown tones were more appropriate for our indoor dog lounge area. This bed could definitely fit the more upscale home decor.
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The best part about P.L.A.Y beds, as we mentioned before, is the fact that they are made to help reduce the world's environmental waste. An astounding 92 recycled bottles made their way into the polyfiber filling for this particular bed. Not only that, but all the tags on their products are made from F.S.C. certified paper. While it would have been nice to see the entire bed being made out of re-purposed materials, the filling is a good start.
All in all, we couldn't find too many negative aspects about this bed. However, with a price tag of $189 USD, it seems to be more well suited for the sophisticated dog owner looking to lessen their environmental impact a bit while still considering style.
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WATERTOWN — Before the gnats took over Robinson Stadium, Cascade seized control of Watertown's final home finale at the Purple Tigers' longtime home in a 42-6 thrashing Friday night.
The Purple Tigers' night began on the wrong foot when junior free safety Austin Brown was injured on the opening kickoff. Things got worse midway through the second quarter when senior quarterback Ty Jobe went down with what was believed to be a high ankle sprain, pending results of an X-ray.
Meanwhile, the Champions made themselves at home. Fullback Creed Rose rumbled for 110 yards on 14 carries [95 on 11 in the first half], including first-half touchdown runs on 3 and 8 yards. Quarterback Austin Hass scrambled 10 yards for a second-quarter touchdown and lobbed a 5-yard score to Nolan Barnes in the third quarter.
In addition, Ivan Spencer fielded a Seth Price punt at the Cascade 11-yard line and weaved his way through the Watertown coverage team for an 89-yard touchdown.
And finally, Price took a high snap in punt formation and ran, only to be stripped of the ball by Byron Hoffmeister, who returned it to the end zone for the Champions' final score.
"It didn't start out right for us," Watertown coach Gavin Webster. "We just had a lot of unfortunate things happen tonight. We had some injuries, had several penalties [seven for 71 yards], that's stuff we can work on to get better.
"First game usually always tell all. You figure out what you got to work on, see where you're at. Unfortunately, we got a lot to work on to get better."
On the bright side, Watertown's long-term future looks bright after freshman Devin High came in for Brown and classmate Price took over for Jobe. Jobe, who was victimized by some drops, completed 5 of 14 passes for 60 yards. Price hit 10 of 19 for 133 yards with an interception and a 28-yard scoring strike to senior wide receiver Dakota Self in the fourth quarter.
"Devin stepped in and made some plays," Webster said. "Seth Price came in and executes the offense pretty well for us.
"Seth's got a good head on his shoulders, good ballplayer. We feel fortunate to have a freshman who can come in and grasp the offense the way he does."
Watertown will hit the road next Friday with a 7 p.m. kickoff at Eagleville
Cascade 42, Watertown 6
Cascade 7 21 14 0-42
Watertown 0 0 0 6-6
First quarter
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Second quarter
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Cascade — Rose 8 run [Sutton kick], 6:08.
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Third quarter
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Cascade — Byron Hoffmeister 10 fumble return [Sutton kick], 3:22.
Fourth quarter
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Cascade Watertown
First downs 14 10
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—passing 1 8
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Passing yards 193 5
Comp-Att-Int 15-33-1 1-3-0
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Penalties-yards 3-20 7-71
Fumbles lost 0 1
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RUSHING — Cascade: Creed Rose 14-110, Demonya Jones 1-[-2], Austin Hass 8-41, Ivan Spencer 7-59, Byron Hoffmeister 2-6, No. 32 1-4. Watertown: Luke Turner 4-3, Ty Jobe 7-9, Devin High 3-7, Seth Price 2-3, Skylor Scales 1-10.
PASSING — Cascade: Austin Hass 1-3-0-5. Watertown: Ty Jobe 5-14-0-60, Seth Price 10-19-1-133.
RECEIVING — Cascade: Nolan Barnes 1-5. Watertown: Devin High 3-20, Dakota Self 7-98, Brandon George 1-10, Luke Turner 1-11, Hunter Warren 1-42, Vonte Bates 1-2, Skylor Scales 1-10.
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In less than two hours Monday, the Juárez municipal police force went from being sequestered for protection to being back to their regular duties.
City officials announced Monday morning that due to a string of attacks against police officers during the weekend, the officers would be sequestered as long as necessary.
"We are going to sequester the officers as we did before," Juárez Mayor Hector Murguía said in a news release. "They will be sequestered at the federal police headquarters."
Two hours later, the mayor called a news conference to announce that the sequestration had been canceled.
Murguía said the attacks against police during the weekend were not an onslaught "therefore, we are not going to sequester them. Simply, we will strengthen and enhance the internal security measures inside the corporation."
There was no official comments from police Chief Julián Leyzaola.
Two Juárez police officers were fatally shot and three more survived an attack during the weekend.
The violence against city police officers started Friday morning when a police convoy was ambushed by armed attackers at the intersection of Montes Urales Avenue and Oscar Flores Boulevard.
Three officers were injured during the attack. One of them remains in serious condition in a local hospital. The other two were released from the hospital the same day after treatment for injuries that weren't life threatening.
A second attack on police officers occurred Saturday morning when an officer was killed while still in his pajamas outside of his house at La Chaveña neighborhood in downtown. That evening, another officer was shot while patrolling outside a convenience store in the Anahuac neighborhood.
Murguía said the reasons behind the attacks should be investigated by the Chihuahua Attorney General's Office.
Human rights activist Gustavo De la Rosa Hickerson said the attacks on municipal police forces are part of a cycle of violence in which the two main rival criminal groups are bringing in new people and more weapons to continue fighting for control of drug trafficking routes and their markets.
In his opinion, the attacks are related to the fact that authorities have been more aggressive with one of the groups (the Aztecas) causing them more losses. However, the authorities haven't finished with the group and the Aztecas have found ways to acquire more ammunition to fight back.
"What we have is a confrontation between the people that obey 'El Diego' (a drug trafficker affiliated with La Línea and currently imprisoned in the U.S.) and the municipal police forces," Hickerson said. "It is a cycle; the groups get weak as a result of the police action, but they later recover and start attacking again."
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|S. pyogenes (GAS) is the agent that is involved in acute infections that can lead to devastating life-threatening invasive infections. S. pyogenes cell-surface components such as lipoteichoic acid, hyaluronic acid capsule, M proteins, and laminin and collagen binding proteins are responsible for adhesion to human cells. Natural compounds have been associated with decreased adherence of bacteria to cells. The most widely studies of these compounds has been cranberry juice which is thought to disrupt cellular adherence by altering the local cellular. The purpose of this study was to determine if pre-treating or post-treating kidney epithelial cells (RMKEC) with Epigallocatechin Gallate (EGCG) alters GASs ability to adhere to the host cells. Our data indicates that pretreating or post treating the cells with EGCG (10µM, 30µM, or 50µM) inhibited the attachment of the bacteria to the cells in a dose dependent manner. The results also indicate that the remaining GAS bacteria attached to the cellular surface after a 24 hour period was unable to penetrate the epithelial cells. Additional studies also showed EGCG has antimicrobial properties at various concentrations. Our results indicate that EGCG can effectively reduce GAS bacteria cellular attachment and induce GAS cell death and can be used effectively as an adjunct to conventional antibiotic treatments.
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If you flipped on the TV, looked through a newspaper, or surfed the web anytime during the last week of October, you were bombarded with images of Southern California in flames. San Diego, in particular, was ravaged by several horrific fires that burned in the north, south, and east parts of the county, and the seasonal hot, dry Santa Ana winds all but ensured that firefighters had a brutally long battle to get them under control.
Over the course of a few days, more than a million people in San Diego were evacuated from their homes, in what turned out to be the largest displacement of U.S. citizens since the Civil War. Thankfully, local and state authorities erred on the side of caution, and most evacuees returned home within 48 hours to find their homes and their neighborhoods intact. Sadly, more than a thousand homes were lost to the fires, and it will take years for hard-hit neighborhoods like Rancho Bernardo to rebuild.
Despite the devastation and unimaginable loss the many victims of the fires suffered, there is good news to report: San Diego is alive and well and as beautiful and welcoming to visitors as ever. Although more than 300,000 acres burned—a staggering 25% of the county—the vast majority of this land falls in remote regions, in the numerous canyons and mountains that criss-cross the outlying suburbs and unincorporated areas. No losses were suffered along the coastline and westernmost portion of the city—where more than 75% of the population lives and where almost all tourist attractions are located.
Guests visiting popular beach communities like La Jolla, Del Mar, and Coronado will see no fire damage whatsoever, nor will visitors to the popular Gaslamp Quarter downtown, the tourist mecca of historic Old Town, or the pretty string of beach cities that fall along the scenic Coast Highway. Likewise, major attractions like SeaWorld, the San Diego Zoo, Legoland, and Balboa Park were completely untouched by fires, and in fact were not close to harm's way.
The San Diego Wild Animal Park, located in the San Pasqual Valley, in the east county, was threatened by the fires, however, and took extreme precautions, including evacuation of animals. But thanks to the phenomenal efforts of firefighters—those based in San Diego and beyond—and of many employees of the Wild Animal Park, who themselves stayed behind throughout the ordeal to battle the flames, nothing inside the park perimeter was burned. Visitors will see charred vegetation to the fence line, but inside the more than 2,000 acres of the park, animals once again roam through the expansive open habitats and the tens of thousands of endangered plant species on display still flourish.
And there's more good news. San Diego handled the emergency in typical southern California fashion: With a friendly smile, a willingness to help others, and a fierce commitment to protect the quality of life that attracts so many to San Diego. When displaced San Diegans were told to evacuate to the Qualcomm Stadium, a large, outdoor football arena used by the San Diego Chargers, it was difficult not to be haunted by the debacle at the Superdome during Hurricane Katrina—when thousands who sought shelter there were left to fend for themselves in a lawless, inhumane setting. However, it was immediately clear that Southern Californians were determined that those displaced to the stadium were not going to suffer unnecessarily. Donations of food, toiletries, diapers, tents, blankets, toys, and clothing poured in. So generous were San Diegans that those in charge of relief efforts soon begged people via the TV air waves to stop bringing donations, because within 24 hours they received much more than they needed to care for the more than 7,000 folks who called the stadium their temporary home. Border Patrol agents on special assignment walked the corridors of Qualcomm to ensure orderly behavior; temporary showers and restroom facilities were brought in; teachers from throughout the county were asked to report to the stadium to help keep children busy; local news stations carefully broadcast the status of the fire across the stadium jumbo tron; bands played to entertain the evacuees; clowns showed up to make balloon animals and circus performers entertained in the parking lot; and local restaurants served thousands of hot meals to the evacuees and to the volunteers who poured in to Qualcomm by the thousands. By the time Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger arrived to meet with evacuees at the stadium, there were as many volunteers helping at Qualcomm as there were displaced citizens.
Elsewhere in the city, evacuees flooded local hotels, which threw open their doors to temporarily homeless individuals—many suspending their no-animals policies to allow families to bring in their beloved pets, without whom many would not leave their homes. Swank downtown hotels were booked at 100% during the crisis, and reported turning away only one person: A woman who hoped to check into a four-star resort with a dairy cow. (She was redirected to the Del Mar Fairgrounds, which was able to accommodate her and her bovine companion.)
San Diego politicians, as well as federal representatives, have stepped in and stepped up to provide financial relief, and locals have been impressed both by how well orchestrated the emergency response was and by how quickly life has returned to normal throughout most of the county. Without a doubt, San Diego bears the scars of the fire, and its citizens are deeply sympathetic to those who lost their homes or livelihoods during the tragedy. However, visitors who want to discover or rediscover this charming city should understand that the community is now back open for business and eager to welcome tourists, who will see little (if any) evidence of the fires. Today guests to San Diego will find not only the blue skies, warm sunshine, tall palm trees, and laid-back attitude for which the city is famous; they will also find a city reenergized by the united purpose of rebuilding damaged neighborhoods and will encounter locals who are even more thankful to be living in what most of us believe is still the America's Finest City. Copyright (c) 2007 Debbie K. Hardin. Permission required to reprint.
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Four generations of Clefisch family on Century Farm
The Clefisch family farm in rural Clayton County was recognized as a Century Farm this year at the Iowa State Fair. Three generations of the family attended the award ceremony in August.
The farm is located at 28546 Kennedy Road, near Garber. The house and buildings are nestled in the valley near Cedar Creek. William Clefisch purchased the farm on Feb. 12, 1913. Over the next one hundred years the farm was sold to a son in each generation: William to son Virgil, Virgil to son Richard, and Richard to son Steven.
Over the years the farm has had milk cows, beef cows and pigs. The farm's crops have been corn, hay, and oats. Allis Chalmers has been the tractor of choice.
The farm has been a treasure for the Clefisch family for a hundred years and hopefully will continue to be one for many years to come.


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|Nutrition assessment and management in advanced liver disease.
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|PMID: 23319353 Owner: NLM Status: In-Data-Review
|Malnutrition commonly complicates the course of patients with cirrhosis and has a multifactorial etiology. Despite the important role that nutrition plays in the prognosis of those with cirrhosis, the nutrition assessment process can be challenging in this setting. A number of tools are available to aid in the nutrition assessment of the cirrhotic patient; however, none are without limitations. Although the assessment process can be difficult, the ability to properly manage the nutrient needs of the patient presents an additional set of challenges because of the catabolic nature of the disease process and common occurrence of anorexia and other symptoms leading to poor oral intake. In this review, the nutrition assessment tools and general guidelines for nutrition management in patients with advanced liver disease are discussed to promote recognition of the nutrition issues affecting this patient population and lead to their improved survival and reduced morbidity.
|Tammy M Johnson; Erin B Overgard; Ashley E Cohen; John K Dibaise
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|Title: Nutrition in clinical practice : official publication of the American Society for Parenteral and Enteral Nutrition Volume: 28 ISSN: 1941-2452 ISO Abbreviation: Nutr Clin Pract Publication Date: 2013 Feb
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|Tammy M. Johnson, CNSC, Department of Food/Nutrition, Mayo Clinic in Arizona, 5777 E. Mayo Blvd, Phoenix, AZ 85054, USA. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The At Sixes and Sevens project is looking for young musicians and singers (aged 15-19) to join a new band for a big performance as part of City of Culture on July 3.
The performance which marks the 400th anniversary of the unique historical relationship with the City of London will involve the London Symphony Orchestra, Camerata Ireland, and young musicians from the City of London and the City of Derry and region!
The project organisers looking for able and talented musicians from all musical genres who are open to creating their own music and playing by ear. They need up to 30 instrumentalists in the following instruments/voices:
Flute, whistle, clarinet, saxophone, French horn, trumpet, trombone, percussion, harp, piano/keyboard, violin, viola, cello, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, double bass. In addition they need a small number of solo singers.
Young musicians can apply by talking to their Head of Music at school or visiting www.wall2wallmusic.org. For an informal chat about the project contact Sarah Murphy on 0044 781 110 7065. Deadline for applications is February 15


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The tennis pavilion at Regency at Monroe will bring a 2,000-square-foot clubhouse with a kitchen and six new tennis courts with soft surfaces and night lighting to this active-adult community.
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Toll Brothers, one of the nation's leading builders of luxury homes, has announced the official ground breaking and start of construction on the community tennis pavilion at Regency at Monroe, a resort-style neighborhood featuring a 40,000-square- foot clubhouse by Toll Brothers Active Living.
Tennis is one of the most popular on-site activities for Regency at Monroe homeowners. Currently, the community has two tennis courts available, but by this fall, homeowners will be enjoying a brand new 2,000-square-foot recreation center overlooking six additional lit courts, plus a covered outdoor facility where residents and guests can relax in the shade while viewing the matches.
In addition, the centrally located tennis pavilion at Regency at Monroe will include a large meeting room, kitchen, and a landscaped walking trail with numerous benches surrounding the pavilion. Toll Brothers worked with the best in the industry to create a cushioned state-of-the-art tennis court surface similar to the U.S. Open courts, and manufactured by the same company.
"We're very excited to announce the final plans for our new tennis pavilion," said Scott Boegner, Toll Brothers senior project manager at Regency at Monroe. "Our tennis-playing residents will love the cushioned tennis court surface because it is easy on the joints," he added.
Regency at Monroe is the only new-home active-adult community in Central Jersey with a USGA nine-hole Arnold Palmer-designed golf course, an award-winning 40,000-square-foot community clubhouse and luxury homes with personalized options. The clubhouse hosts weekly social functions. Various homeowner groups, such as the Men's Club, Women's Group, Car Club and Actors and Players, hold events at the clubhouse throughout the year. Clubhouse amenities include concierge service, a 4,300-foot-fitness center; a spa with massage therapy, steam rooms, a hot tub, indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools, tennis and bocce courts, a library, an arts and crafts studio, card and billiards rooms, and a tot lot for visiting grandchildren. A multipurpose room with capacity for more than 1,000 people touts a hi-tech multimedia theater with surround sound, dining and catering facility, spacious dance floor and a dramatic rear deck that overlooks the golf course.
Regency at Monroe is is convenient to major state thoroughfares. The community is just 16 miles from Princeton and New Brunswick, and 40 miles from New York City, allowing homeowners to remain at the center of everything while still enjoying a quiet, picturesque community.
For a tour of the community, clubhouse and its five professionally decorated model homes, visit the sales center from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. any day. For more information, call 732-605-1717 or visit RegencyAtMonroe.com.


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After a long journey, we are pleased to announce the Granlibakken Vikings' official name – The Granlibarbarians. Bestowing us with our new moniker – Sarah Jane Taylor from UCSF. As thanks, we've invited Sarah and her UCSF tribesmen and women to journey to Granlibakken for an all-inclusive meeting, valued at $20,010.
The merriment doesn't stop here. We each now have our own Viking name! We've also given three more of our kindred Viking spirits, Mary Ann Trygg from Nevada City, CA, Lee Mokri from San Francisco, CA and Laurie Trainor from Los Angeles, CA, each four-day, all-inclusive getaways for four. From here on in, we shall each be known as:
Lars the Loud – Frida Romabout – Bjorn Beautiful the Bezerker. We look forward to breaking bread with the tribe from UCSF, Mary Ann, Lee and Laurie. Stay tuned for exclusive announcements from the Granlibarbarians on our blog as well as on Facebook and Twitter.


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Google Knowledge Carousel
A new Google Knowledge Graph feature was discovered today by Gyi Tsakalakis. In the source code it's marked up only as "KL" but Googlers refer to it as the Knowledge Carousel.
What was the original name? If I could take a guess it would be something like:
- Knowledge Link
- Knowledge Lane
- Knowledge List
Here's how it looks like for Jamie Oliver "TV" triggered search:
University-related search queries:
Another query which triggers the knowledge link feature is related to authors and books:
We know this is definitely related to the knowledge graph as the feedback link activates corrections for the top strip as well as the standard knowledge graph box.
In source code the feature is named "KL", for example in CSS: .klbar and kl:active. They also refer to it as an "app" and there seem to be a link to www.corp.google.com/kennedy/spec/assets/images/disclosure_arrow_dk_grey.png in there (https://login.corp.google.com/).
Mark Traphagen reports that the feature was announced a couple of weeks ago in a "Breakfast with the Google Search Team" video and points out at a very cool "Moons of Jupiter" search query:
Breakfast with the Google Search Team
Have you seen any more search query types which show Google's new feature? Please let us know.
Tip: Try this Justin Bieber search for a bit of a laugh.


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A Debate over the Dunes
A friend of mine recently spent a few days of vacation on the Jersey Shore. She stayed in a particularly beautiful part of our country called Long Beach Island. Located about 25 miles north of Atlantic City, Long Beach Island is no more than 20 miles in length and a half mile wide (at its widest point), and includes a nature reserve located on the southern tip. It is a small community for most of the year, but booms to about 100,000 seasonal residents and vacationers in the summer months.
Dabbling with Soy
One of my new year's resolutions for 2013 was to eat healthier. Most people who know me are aware that I am already a healthy eater and I live a healthy lifestyle. I walk my neighborhood as much as possible. I sleep well. I exercise my mind and my body. I enjoy the company of friends. Though I am not a vegetarian, I tend to eat many of the same foods because they taste good and because they are healthy for my body. But there is always room to grow.
Seeing the world from above
I was recently flying across the country and gazing out the window at the beautiful landscapes. I thought about how lucky we are to have this perspective. No bird has ever flown as high as today's commercial airliners. There is no tree high enough for a bear, snake, or monkey to climb to the top to see our world this way either. We as humans are blessed with this vantage because of our technology. If you ever fly in an airplane, be sure to sit by the window so you can see the glory of our Earth from an entirely different perspective.
Email storms and cyber waste
The mainstream digital age has only been upon us for a short time -- about 25 years. That's not even a blink of the eye in term's of Earth's lifetime when you consider that the dinosaurs walked around our planet for 135 million years! But still, it's enough time to accumulate waste and develop digital practices that are wasteful. While it may be true that cyber-waste is cleaner than the toxins emitted by our cars and the junk that we toss into the trash each day, but all of it is starting to build up in one big digital garbage dump.
SEED around the world
In 2012, we hit a milestone at SEED: we granted the first SEED school in Bangladesh, which means we now bring the program to SEED schools in 44 countries. I am continually amazed by the eagerness of my colleagues at Schlumberger to bring our program to more students and teachers in their locations.
Learning Something New About Lightning!
PlanetSEED is a large Web site. We have thousands of pages of science articles, labs, experiments, journals, and more, and all of it is available in seven languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish). The majority of our articles were written by the amazing science experts from Schlumberger. And every time I think I have read each article and experimented with each lab, I find another one hidden away that I had not seen before.
Opening doors in Quito, Ecuador
Since we started the SEED program in 1998, I have always dreamed of the doors that our program could open - for students, teachers, volunteers, countries, and communities. Now that I am in Ecuador for the first National Teacher Conference, it has never been clearer that we are achieving that dream.
On one level, this workshop is giving teachers resources and support to bring innovative science techniques to their schools. It provides the tools and the confidence teachers need to use technology in their classrooms.
Nature's Surprise
As a long time New Yorker, I have become accustomed to the way nature can grow within a massive city. We have city parks, zoos, rooftop yards, and other spaces designated for nature. Let's face it: the city is no place for a herd of wild horses. So, nature's space has to be carved out of the skyscrapers, streets, and train tracks. It is as important for nature to thrive in the city as it is for those of us who share the space. But every now and then, I see or hear or read about nature's way of growing and thriving within the city beyond its normal walls.
My favorite math puzzle
SEED published its collection of 83 math puzzles in one volume earlier this year. The Amazing Puzzle Book from SEED has 170 pages and more than 40 co-authors from around the world! It is also published in seven languages. I have tried most of the puzzles myself and I have to admit that I am often stumped! It's a good thing we have so many math and science experts on our team and within our volunteer ranks!
The Pioneers of Hands-on Science
One of my colleagues on the SEED team sent me the link to this great video yesterday and I want to share it with the SEED community. It talks about the founding of the Science Exploratorium in San Francisco. The concept of a hands-on science museum was novel in the late 1960s. Now they are commonplace, and I am thankful for it.


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Dear Amy: My daughter had a child out of wedlock four years ago. My wife and I have supported them both emotionally and financially and by baby-sitting the child.
Now my daughter is engaged to a very good guy. She wants to have a wedding that will cost approximately $10,000, and she wants me to pay for it.
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Beijing LTSN Electronics Co., Ltd.
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|Trading Company
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|Beijing, China (Mainland)
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LTSN Electronic Co., Ltd. plans for EAS, and is a high-tech enterprise, professional for designing, manufacturing, marketing, and engineering electronic security equipment in EAS industry. We are a member of SSTL international group composed by Hong Kong SSLT international group Co., Ltd. and Beijing SSLT Culture Development Co., Ltd. We are also a member unit of China's security product industry association.
Since the inception, we have been always strictly following the standard of ISO9001:2000 quality management system certification which our company has attained. (Registration number is 07608Q10571ROS). We deal in the production and service at high standards for high quality organizations.
Since being marketed, our products have won a high reputation among customers with high sensitivity, stable performance, accurate report, beautiful appearance, first-class product quality, many and faster updated styles, the integrity of the business style, and the high standards of service concept. We have passed the inspection of the ministry of public security and the text center of alarm electronic product quality.
Our company not only has thousands of long-term customers of libraries, bookstores, private bookshops, pharmacy, clothing stores, supermarkets, cosmetic stores, and army at home, but also export products to Spain, Mongolia, Russia, South Africa, the Czech Republic, and Namibia, to more than 50 countries and regions.
In the early of 2006, our company simplifies all brands name to "Long Map" to unify corporate image and brand promotion, with English brand "SSLT". Since the change from the brand name, our single name has won a vast number of old and new customers' strong support and understanding; and "Long Map (SSLT)" series of products have laid a solid foundation to further promotion.
Currently we have become the outstanding brand enterprise in the domestic EAS systems, and become the leading supplier of solutions, and safety and security systems.
We have successively set up branches in Wuhan, Hangzhou, Guangzhou, and Xian, to form our large sales network around China. We provide comprehensive, professional, efficient and convenient customer service and technical support for you.
SSLT hopes to provide a full range of products and services with high quality and comparative price for our customers based on honest and sincere cooperation, by the principle of resource sharing.
SSLT market position:
1. China's first anti-theft system provider of a wide range of installation.
2. China's first manufacturer and the only one that totally export acrylic materials for high-end crystal security products.
3. China's first manufacturer of electromagnetic wave and radio frequency system with intelligent module independent accumulated traffic flow statistics function.
4. China's first professional equipment manufacturer whose electromagnetic wave and radio frequency system has passed the inspections of the ministry of public security and the test center of the alarm electronic product quality.
5. Our products are largely export to the EU, America, Russia, Mongolia, the Czech Republic, and Namibia.
6. Our company is a member unit of China's security product profession association which has attained ISO9001:2000 certification.
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Domestic Market : 40.00%
North America : 5.88%
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Test Equipment and Facilities : acrylic RF anti-theft system
R&D Capacity
No. of R&D Staff : Less than 5 People
Equipment and Facilities : 9188 Anti-theft alarm
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