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|DCL decided to implement its own 4G wireless network, so as to respond to the present and the future needs of its potential customers in Mauritius, Rodrigues and the outer Islands. The system has been tested and proved to be successful.
Initially, the system had been configured to provide services based on the Wimax technology. The installed system is capable of both WIMAX and LTE (Long Term Evolution). Due to limited availability of LTE Devices, DCL decided to use Wimax for the time being.
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What ALICE members will now benefit from is a "pay only for what you consume" connectivity. Along with this, they would be able to benefit from the maximum available bandwidth on the network.
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Through its existing POPs(Points of Presence) in Paris, London and Mauritius, ALICE's cloud services can be easily accessible from anywhere around the world.
COMMUNICATIONALICE promises to change the way its members communicate. More new services will be made available, both for corporate and individuals. A new concept to be made available from ALICE is the conference room. This is a concept that is already existent Internationally, but DCL is the first to make it available on the local market.
Taking place over a phone call, the initiator will have access to book a conference room for a set date and time while the invitees will receive the invite via e-mail with a set telephone number along a PIN code to join the room at a defined date and time. No need for endless travel, start virtual conferencing!
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Hey guys
Are there any free solutions available which could get a list of website's subdomains?
Would be much appreciated.
Hey guys
Are there any free solutions available which could get a list of website's subdomains?
Would be much appreciated.
If they're indexed, search engines!
Scrapebox link extractor.
Yougotsiganl should do that dude
You can find this info out using basic DNS tools like dig or nslookup. These are normally already installed on your computer.
This is however, dependant on how the authoritative DNS Server is setup. If it does not allow AXFR then you will have trouble finding the subdomains. Most likely the DNS does allow AXFR, but only to specific IP's, so you would probably not be able to find this info from the NS.
You might find this thread over at stackexchange useful:
scrapebox can do this./..just try it now.
Yes and that's the thing. A lot of them might not be. What's the most efficient way of scraping the subdomains from let's say google. I got scrapebox available, but would need some guidance.
I don't think we are on the same page here. The link extractor is used for other purposes.
You meant -
That seems to fail for me in most cases. One search came good with 115 results but most probably there are more than that for sure.
Everything presented there seems to be way out of my legue


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Saturday, January 31, 2009. (AP) -- Iman Shumpert hit a pull-up jumper with one second remaining to lift Georgia Tech to its first Atlantic Coast Conference win, a 76-74 upset of No. 6 Wake Forest on Saturday.
Wake Forest committed two turnovers in the final 35 seconds and lost to the ACC's last-place team only three days after beating top-ranked Duke.
Georgia Tech senior Alade Aminu had 10 points, 13 rebounds and six blocks while younger brother Al-Farouq Aminu led Wake Forest with 17 points and 11 rebounds.
Gani Lawal had 25 points for the Yellow Jackets (10-10, 1-6), who ended a five-game losing streak.
Jeff Teague had 16 points for Wake Forest (17-2, 4-2).
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ds store Apr 17, 2012 11:09 AM
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-50 paramErr Error in user parameter list
Use exFAT not MSDOS (FAT32) for your external drives to work with PC's or use OS X Extended journaled for only Mac use
changing the format will erase the data, so remove it first or use another drive to transfer too later
read why here, your likely going over the 4GB file size limit or have bad characters in the file names
tsunamijack Apr 17, 2012 1:28 PM
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All my drives are formatted: "Mac OS Extended (Journaled)."
The drives in question are 2 and 3 Tb each.
The file sizes (up to 5 Gb) and folders (over 100 Gb) are large; but do not have bad characters in the file names.
Also, this problem popped up during a large copy operation. About 800 Gb had already bee copied when the operation stopped. The master (root) file size was 1.19 Tb.
Once the computer stopped copying, I discovered I could not erase either. The same error msg appeared.
ds store Apr 17, 2012 2:06 PM
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I don't think DU can handle 2TB and 3TB drives, all I can think of it's bad sectors on the drive and when you go to copy large amounts....
Use Disk Utility Erase Free Space option, however it might not complete, one other tried that and it didn't work on his 3TB drive so I suggested he partiton it 3x, then zero each then format the whole drive.
These large drives are causing a problem lately with Mac's it seems.
Don't know why really.
fane_j Apr 17, 2012 2:41 PM
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tsunamijack wrote:
I sometimes encounter an "The operation can't be completed because an unexpected error occurred (error code -50)"
One of the causes of this error is a file name containing an illegal character (eg, solidus) being copied over the network, but that doesn't seem to be your problem. At any rate, I regard Finder as unreliable for copying large amounts of data. Try ditto and see if you get any errors with it.
shafiq786110 May 5, 2012 12:44 AM
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Any more updates on this?
Im having the same problem, i used this forum's steps to see if i could fix the problem, the transfer got further but then came up with the same error again http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1078212
I had to change my HDD from MBR to GUID which got it further but im now back at the same problem again
Any help would be appreciated, im using a 3TB external hard drive
Ncat May 8, 2012 1:14 AM
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Hi All,
Likewise - does anyone have any other thoughts on this error. I've had some major problems lately associated with this - I run all my iTunes media from external drives and a couple of weeks ago I started to encounter errors which resulted in Orphaned Files on my external drive. I was running out of space so purchased a new external Firewire/USB disk (4Tb) and copied over all my files, then something happened which orphaned all the files. Thought it was a bad disk so purchased a different make and I've been in recovery mode every since. However, for no reason I've started to get this "error code -50" when trying to do anything on my new external drive - even trying to create a new folder so I know it is not a copy or filename issue.
I unmounted the disk, though I had to force eject because something had it locked, powered off the device and restarted and everything was fine - for a while and then it did it again.
Any thoughts/help/ideas much apprecaited before I lost all my media again :-(
Jacob6 Jul 4, 2012 12:58 PM
in response to tsunamijack
i get an error with some songs when syncing to my iphone, what causes this? HELP
shafiq786110 Jul 4, 2012 1:01 PM
in response to tsunamijack
The error for me occured because my hard drive was faulty, it had a few bad sectors on the drive itself. A quick call to the company who i bought it from got me an exchange and removal of the error
somanna Nov 9, 2012 6:23 PM
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Hello Shafiq,
I have been facing this error 50 'demon' since yesterday. I do not know what will be the fate of the precious projects I have on it. You said that it was a faulty drive that was responsible for the issue. How long did you use your drive before you starting getting this error 50 problem? Okay, you got your drive replaced by the company, fine...but what about your data stored in the damaged drive? were you able to retrieve it?
shafiq786110 Nov 11, 2012 5:46 AM
in response to somanna
Hi Somanna
It was actually a new drive with a bad sector, so luckily there wasnt too much data on there
Nontheless i recovered the data by plugging the drive into an ububtu distribution and copying all the data off to my server. It took a very long time to transfer 50GB of data, usually on the USB3 drive that i had, it would take no longer than 20 mins, this took 4 hrs :/
But a linux distribution should help with the data recovery. Ubuntu is especially good at that
I didnt even have to install ubuntu, i just ran it off a USB on a windows PC i have
somanna Nov 11, 2012 9:21 AM
in response to shafiq786110
Looks good! Could peppermint of linux help in retrieving the data? I have one CD of linux peppermint with me.
shafiq786110 Nov 11, 2012 9:35 AM
in response to somanna
I think so
Im a computer tech and i never use anything but unbuntu when it comes to retrieving data from damaged sector drives. Peppermint should work but previous experience says ubuntu is the best at it
somanna Nov 11, 2012 5:45 PM
in response to shafiq786110
Can we get a feee download of ubuntu? Can this ubuntu help me to retrieve files from my external drive which is in Mac extended journal format?
shafiq786110 Nov 15, 2012 4:23 AM
in response to somanna
Yep Ubuntu is free. Their website is really helpful with guides for creating the discs from downloading the ISo or also creating a bootable USB. Sorry for the delay in replying!!!!


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Tove Klovning
Lecturer in Law; Foreign, Comparative, & International Law Librarian
M.S. 2002, Graduate School of Library and Information Science, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
LL.M. 2001,University of Illinois College of Law, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Post Specialization in American Law 1999, University of Bergen College of Law, Norway
Cand. Jur. 1997 (J.D.), University of Bergen College of Law, Norway
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Legal Research Methodologies I & II
Tove Klovning oversees foreign, comparative, and international law services at the law library and teaches Legal Research Methodologies I & II. She often guest lecturers on legal research methodology strategies in seminar classes and assists researchers with legal research questions relating to foreign law, comparative law, and international law, as well as questions related to the American legal system. She has written several research guides on American, international, and foreign legal issues. Klovning has taught in the Global Legal Studies Master Program at the Universidade Catolica Portuguesa in Lisbon, Portugal, and has been a speaker at both U.S. and international conferences. Before joining the law school, Klovning worked at the Albert Jenner, Jr. Law Library of the University of Illinois, assisted as a Visiting Research Scholar in the Ombudsman Office at Southern Illinois University, Illinois, was a law clerk intern for the Bergen Circuit Court in Norway, and a legal caseworker in Bergen, Norway. Klovning has resided in various countries across Asia and is multilingual. She is an associate member of the American Bar Association.
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Co-Authored Research Guides:
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- Mark Kloempken & Tove Klovning: Are You Seeking Docket Information on a Specific Case? (2012) [PDF or PowerPoint]
Research Guides Authored by Tove Klovning:
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- "Legal Research on a Budget? A CLE for the Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis." (2011) [Powerpoint]
- "American Legislative History Research Options Spring 2010," Washington Unversity School of Law (2004, updated 2010)
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- "Comparative Constitutional Law - a Legal Research Guide for the Novice and Experienced Legal Researcher," Washington University School of Law (2010) [PDF or PowerPoint]
- "Foreign Legal Research Survival Skills for Global Law Review Students," Washington University School of Law (2010)
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- "Patent Law Research Guide," Washington University School of Law (2010) [PDF or PowerPoint]
- "Research Survival Skills in an American Law Library for Visiting Scholars Seeking Secondary Sources," Washington University School of Law (2010) [PDF or PowerPoint]
- "International Legal Process: War Crimes Tribunals Research Techniques," Washington University School of Law (2009)
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- "Researching International Legal Issues – Research Guide," Washington University School of Law (2009) [PDF or PowerPoint]
- "Researching the Law of a Foreign Country - Online Resources," Washington University School of Law (2008) [PDF or PowerPoint]
- A contributor to the American Association of Law LIbraries' Foreign, Comparative & International Special Interest Section Syllabi and Course Materials Database (2004-current)
Book Chapter:
- Tove Klovning and Olga Łachacz, System Parków Narodowych w Stanach Zjednoczonych na tle Rozwoju Międzynarodowego Prawa Ochrony środowiska, in NIELEGALNA EKSPLOATACJA OBSZARÓW LEŚNYCH, 36 - 46 (W. Pływaczewski, M. Duda, red., Olsztyn, Poland 2013). The editor's translation of the title: Tove Klovning and Olga Lachacz , System of National Parks in the United States within the Legal Framework of International Laws , in I LLEGAL EXPLOITATION OF FOREST AREAS 36 - 46 (W. Pływaczewski, M. Duda et al ed., Olsztyn, Poland 2013)
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- Speaker, The Internet as a Legal Research Tool (Washington University Libraries Annual Instructional Week (August 2014).
- Speaker, Managing your stuff in the Humanities with Zotero, Evernote, and File and Data Management Skills (Washington University Libraries Research Studios for Advanced WU Graduate Students in the Humanities (August 2014).
- Speaker, Legislative History Research in A Nutshell, Missouri Federal Depository Annual Conference and Webinar (August 2014).
- Speaker, Cool and Useful Foreign Law Legal Research Tools, at the 2014 Global Legal Skills Conference in Verona, Italy.
- CLE speaker, The Latest on Internet-Based Legal Research & Crowdsourced Legal Platforms, The Bar Association of Metropolitian St. Louis, (March 27, 2014).
- Speaker in WU Professor Brancati's Political Science 495 class Cynthia Hudson, Barbara Rehkop, Research Survival 101:Finding Data (March 2013).
- Speaker, No Access to Commercial Legal Databases? Do Not Worry; You Can Still Assist Non-Lawyers, Missouri FDLP Annual Conference (2013).
- Speaker, Legal Research on a Tight Budget?, The Bar Association of Metropolitan St. Louis (BAMSL 2011).
- Speaker, Researching Federal Administrative Regulations, Regional Federal Depository Librarian Meeting in St. Louis, Missouri, (April 2009)
- Speaker, Researching USA Supreme Court Opinions, Regional Federal Depository Librarian Meeting in St. Louis, Missouri (June 2009)
- Speaker, To Be or not to Be - Ways of Becoming an Electronic Federal Depository Library, Annual Mid-West Library Association Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri (October 2008).
- Speaker, Why Remain a Depository Library when everything is on the Web Anyway?, Regional Federal Depository Librarian Meeting in St. Louis, Missouri (April 2007).
Discussant and Note Taker, Moderator and Course Material Contributor
- Discussant and Note taker, What Steps have Libraries or Libraries' Departments taken to cope with budget cuts or poor financial conditions? American Association of Law Libraries' Annual Conference, Denver CO. Awarded AALL's Legal Information Services to the Public Special Interest Section Kathy Garner Travel Grant (2010).
- Moderator, Federal Depository Issues in the Electronic Era , Regional Federal Depository Librarian meeting in St. Louis, Missouri (August 2008).
- Moderator, Best Practices in Teaching Legal Research. The Benefits and Risks of Internet in Legal Education Global Legal Skills Conference III - Session 5 C, Monterrey, Mexico (Spring 2008).
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TRI-OKC 2014 Scholarship Program –Scholarship Chair Kristin Killgore
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Brandon Cohen can now say he has literally followed in his father's footsteps.
Years ago, Cohen's father celebrated his bar mitzvah with a visit to the Wailing Wall, or Western Wall, in Jerusalem, a remnant of the Jewish Temple destroyed by the Romans in 70 A.D. The elder Cohen placed a letter to God among the cracks, and in January, his son did the same thing, while on a tour of Israel with other Jewish college students through the Birthright Kesher organization.
To Brandon Cohen, a Keuka sophomore and Marlboro, N.J. resident, that moment was a powerful one.
Recipient of the annual Spiritual Exploration Field Period grant, Brandon Cohen is eager to see, hear, smell, taste and touch everything he can about the diverse offerings of the country of Israel, and the roots tying it to his family.
An occupational science major at Keuka, Cohen will receive $500 towards his January 2011 Field Period trip to Israel with the Birthright Kesher organization. Cohen will travel with approximately 40 other college-age individuals whose mothers are all Jewish – a requirement for participation.
Spiritual Exploration Field Periods can involve work or service in churches, missions, hospitals, or religious organizations that aid the needy, either in the U.S. or overseas; or exploration into a student's own spirituality. The award is funded by an Institutional Renewal Grant from The Rhodes Consultation on the Future of the Church-Related College.
Beyond just exploring the roots of Judaism, Cohen, of Marlboro, N.J., said he wants to learn about Jews, Muslims, Christians and "how it all connects."


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The art of collaboration…
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If I ask you what this image reminds you of, what comes to mind straightaway? Perhaps the movie "Birds" by Alfred Hitchcock righs a bell? I have always been intrigued by the ad campaigns that Bottega Veneta puts out every season. "The Art of Collaboration" brings together renowned talents to Bottega Veneta's ongoing, one-of-a-kind series of creative collaborations. Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, Robert Longo, just to name a few, were all part of this amazing creative force. And this Spring/Summer 2011 collaboration does not disappoint a bit. Tomas Maier, Creative Director of Bottega Veneta, seeked out photographer Alex Prager for this season's global ad campaign. Prager has a way with her imagery… I feel there's a story within a story in each shot, somewhat quirky, but for this particular campaign, she has brought a level of intrigue and glamour to the scenes. I could be bias since I am a huge Hitchcock fan, but these shots are such fresh takes on the mystique of story telling, don't you think? There's a behind-the-scenes video as well, definitely worth a look if you would like to see more of this shoot and hear about the creative process.
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Inspired by… Fashion!
Posted by Erin | Filed under Inspiration, Musings
A few weeks ago, New York City was all abuzz with Fashion Week shows, outfits and wardrobe malfunctions. I was lucky enough to jet-set over to attend a few events myself and was astounded by the talent displayed by one of my favorite designers: Jason Wu. Full of quirky patterns and unexpected ensembles, the show was indeed a platform for greater things: decor!
Below, I've paired a few of my favorite outfits with some complementary rooms. Proof that inspiration can be found anywhere and everywhere!
[Images: Style.com and Lucyina Moodie]
Above, mustard and navy make for a lovely fall pairing and when accented with bright blue, the aesthetic sings.
[Images: Style.com and ArhZine]
By piecing together black florals and sheer patterned fabrics, the result is chic, layered and sophisticated.
Want a bolder look? Pair our very own FLOR tiles with dark pink florals for a vibrant room that's sure to earn you major cool points.
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A sequined tank and a motif of teacups are extraordinarily complementary when paired with black accents. Why not channel this inspirational look and vow to take your decor less seriously?
Now that's what I call fashion forward decor. Happy styling!
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We love fresh spring rolls. Basically, you can fill the rolls with any ingredients you prefer. For me, I usually use grilled chicken breast and prawns, julienne cucumber, red leaf or boston lettuce, mint leaves, blanched bean sprouts, cooked rice vermicelli, chopped roasted peanuts and some deep fried sliced shallots and of course the rice paper rolls.
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Rosa Hoyle and Alvin Zitting, along with Molly and Erik Klebba, learn Old English country dances Friday evening at the Jefferson City Home Educators' Teen Christmas Ball at Capital Ritz. The group has been hosting the dance for several years. The students are encouraged to dress nicely, and a dance master instructs them while they dance to live music.
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Favourite genre of music: Texas/Red Dirt Country, Oldies, Rock, there ain't much I don't like.
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The Power of Independent Thinking
John C. Goodman at P.A.U.L. Festival 2012
Recorded: Friday, August 24, 2012
Independent Institute Research Fellow John C. Goodman addresses P.A.U.L. Festival 2012 on The Free-Market Alternative to Obamacare.
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John C. Goodman on States Potentially Refusing to Implement Parts of Obamacare
Recorded: Monday, July 2, 2012
Research Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis, interviewed on CBN on the issue or states choosing to opt out of parts of Obamacare.
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Recorded: Friday, April 20, 2012
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Here are the final drafts of my Stage Three essays . . .
FYS Paper Stage Three Creative
It's over! That wasn't so bad . . . I definitely had to deal with monster paragraph syndrome again from my first draft to this final draft for the analytical part of my paper, but it isn't like I haven't crossed that bridge before. In this case, separation is key. Again, I had trouble combining my comparison of the original novel and my rewrite with the historical context that acted as a backdrop for both my rewrite and the program currently going on in China. There was SO MUCH to include. I don't think that I melded all my information as smoothly as I would have liked to, but I gave it my best effort. I tried to link everything together as much as possible, while still keeping my argument strong. After writing a paper with so many layers, I fully believe that I can take on anything that college writing throws my way in the future!


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I've seen this happen in other people's lives, and now it's happening in mine…
Somewhere on the Eastern shore of Japan Over the past few weeks several different people have said something very interesting to me. They told me they felt that I had lived "well beyond my years," and that I had the same amount of life experiences as your average 40 year old. They were largely referring to the decade I dedicated to lurking around the hockey arenas of the world, and my stints abroad in Asia. The funny thing is that I have always regarded both of these pieces of my history as embarrassments and unpleasant reminders that I have failed to mature along with my colleagues to the point that, as my 27th birthday draws nearer, I have been left completely and utterly in the dust.
The fact is that over the past 10 years or so, hockey has been the source of all the ill in my life: fake friends, stupid males, poor decisions, etc, etc. All those games, all those road trips, all those hilarious segments on Coach's Corner fail to even come close to making the evils of my life in hockey (to this point) seem worth it.
I started out, so I thought, as a sort of activist. But I've long lost the will to fight for what I had been fighting for. My cries of reason seemed to fall on deaf ears. I had hoped to help the women of hockey change their self-oppression under the imagined threat of the puck bunny. However, instead of listening to my message, I was dubbed the heretic, and even the lone oppressor in the history of the game itself. So, now I will spare myself the exhaustion of being a broken record, and leave all of you, whom this involves, to rot in the darkness of something you don't understand, and all the murderous inward and outward rage that this ignorance can and will breed. Frankly, I wonder why I ever took up this cause in the first place, but deep down I think I had selfish intentions of making my own little world, the hockey world, a better place for me and me alone. You can't really blame me for being so shortsighted. I was 17 when this whole notion came into my head, but God, there really are so many other things that I could be fighting for.
Activism aside, I think I had also become a truth seeker of sorts. I wanted to know every secret. I wanted to see everything, and go everywhere. But this knowledge, and this experience has really just become a curse. It's to the point now that I can't even go back to just being a fan. Every hockey game I see reminds me of something horrible, or traumatic, or embarrassing, or downright evil, and there is always a moment in every game that I have to suppress the urge to tell the whole arena to go fuck themselves. Yes, hockey really does make me a psycho. And while I do love the game, the hatred I feel towards the baggage that comes with it prevents us from any sort of reconciliation. Sometimes I wish that I could suffer from total amnesia and just forget everything that has ever happened in my entire life because, frankly, I can't remember anything before my life in hockey. But sometimes I think even that is not enough. I couldn't even tell you the kind of girl I'd be today if I never got involved in hockey because it is completely beyond imaginable. I really should have taken the blue pill.
So what happens now? Is Psycho Lady Hockey finished? Maybe, although I have no plans to take any steps toward shutting it down. All I can do right now is go through the motions, as I have been doing, hoping for some sort of electric jolt that can make me love hockey once again despite its flaws, and grant me the ability not to see beyond the final buzzer. Plus, having 4 NHL rinks left to visit hangs over me like a menacing storm cloud, though I'm not sure why, exactly. I mean it's not like I'm going to get some award for visiting all the rinks. Hell, in my case, I'll probably just get called a stalker, or puck bunny, or desperate whore (again) for achieving this feat.
You know what's interesting? Every time I pick up an autobiography of some member of the hockey community, I always laugh when I flip to the last chapter and see, "I HATE HOCKEY!" written in big capital letters. I think I must find it funny because I can identify with it. I think for those of us who have allowed hockey to take us, to own us, and to, inevitably, become us, we can't help but get knocked across that thin red line between love and hate. When hockey is everything, it is all that is bad and all that is good, and in the end it becomes impossible to see through that wall of shit to all the joy that the game once brought us. Maybe for people like us, we will all hate hockey in the end, but maybe, just maybe, we will, with time, be able to love again.
P.S. Happy Birthday, Wayne Gretzky.
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Terrance Keenan: A Trailblazer for Philanthropy and Health Care
Terrance Keenan was a naval aviator in World War II, a Golden Gloves boxing contender, a teacher, and a biographer. But it was as a vice president at the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) that he had the greatest impact. One of the Foundation's first employees, Keenan was pivotal in shaping RWJF's approach to giving and helped change the nature of health care philanthropy.
"A lot of the ideas that became very important to the Foundation were originally suggested and nurtured by Terry," said Ruby Hearn, a former senior vice president at RWJF and one of Keenan's colleagues. "He was sort of the progenitor of many of the most significant programs we have ever done."
In 1972, when RWJF began its work, Keenan oversaw the authorization of the largest grant to a single institution. RWJF gave Meharry Medical College, which graduated half of the nation's practicing African American physicians at that time, $5 million to enlarge its primary care teaching facilities. In that first year, Keenan oversaw numerous grants to programs that came to reflect key focus areas in RWJF's grant-making. Among them, nurse practitioner training, rural health and increasing the diversity of health care professionals.
During his more than 30-year career, Keenan championed and supervised 942 grants, many made to small community organizations that provided health care, including a community-based program that came to be a model for ensuring sustainability. The Community Care Funding Partners Program required that grant applications included dollar-for-dollar matching funds from local partners, to ensure the local program's sustainability after the RWJF grant ended. This approach has since been widely adopted.
A fervent champion of expanding the field of nursing and nursing education—which is still a core goal of RWJF—Keenan was instrumental in early Foundation efforts to support nurse practitioners' training and practice and build a cadre of nurse leaders to shape the nursing field. Two of the programs he created to advance those goals, the Clinical Nurse Scholars Program and the Nurse Faculty Fellowships Program, include alumni who today are leading nurse researchers, deans of nursing schools and heads of national organizations.
Always the trailblazer, in 1983 Keenan encouraged RWJF to provide a $2.3 million grant to the then-fledgling Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers Program, which gave grants to diverse houses of worship to create coalitions through which members of different faith communities provided non-medical care—including transportation to doctors' offices, shopping and companionship—to people suffering from chronic illness. Ultimately, the program helped create 25 interfaith coalitions, 20 of which were still active a decade later, helping fill important gaps in the long-term care system. Building on that success, in 1993 RWJF created a new program, Faith in Action, which funded more than 1,000 coalitions that enlisted nearly 60,000 volunteers as caregivers.
Perhaps one of Keenan's greatest achievements is Grantmakers in Health, which he established in 1982. A nonprofit, educational organization dedicated to helping foundations and corporate giving programs improve the health of all people, it now has more than 240 members. In recognition of his influence and vision, each year Grantmakers in Health presents the Terrance Keenan Leadership Award in Health Philanthropy to a person whose outstanding work is distinguished by leadership, innovation and achievement.
"Terry's heartfelt compassion for the most vulnerable in our society came across in the way he approached philanthropy," said Risa Lavizzo-Mourey, MD, MBA, president and CEO of RWJF. "When Terry joined the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, foundations in general were not terribly active; they did not have a mission and a program for change. In fact, philanthropy was considered suspect by many people who believed wealthy individuals were establishing foundations to use as tax write-offs. Terry helped change both the reality and the perception of foundations."
In that same speech, Lavizzo-Mourey said, "Describing someone as a 'legend' may seem excessive. But in the case of Terrance Keenan, the term is entirely appropriate."
In recognition of his contributions to health care philanthropy, Grantmakers in Health established a Terrance Keenan Institute for Emerging Leaders in Health Philanthropy, which aims to nurture the next generation of leaders, build relationships among them, and connect them with established figures in the field. Institute fellows are selected to participate in a two day institute (October 2-3, 2012) that emphasizes leadership development, mentoring, and building collegial connections that endure throughout one's career. David Adler, RWJF communications officer for the coverage team, is among those chosen to participate. Jasmine Hall Ratliff, program officer for the RWJF childhood obesity team, attended the Institute in its inaugural year, calling it "both an energizing and reflective period of time for me." Read Ratliff's blog post about the experience. More information about the Institute is available on the GIH website.


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13 cents) to close at $16.45 yesterday.
Per the renewed contract, the people of Vietnam will now be able
to send and receive funds, contrary to the earlier contract which
only permitted receiving money. These services will be available
across 400 outlets of Vietcombank.
As per the estimates of the World Bank, roughly $9.2 billion was
remitted to Vietnam in 2011. Vietnam has one of the highest
remittances primarily because a majority of its population, which
lives, studies, travels and works abroad, needs to send and receive
money to and from their families.
This follows MoneyGram's recent agreement with Banco Ganadero to
make its money transfer services available across 600 locations in
Bolivia. Also, earlier this month, MoneyGram renewed its contract
with Advance America, a financial service provider and a unit of
leading Mexican bank, Grupo Elektra SA, for the next five years. Of
late, the company has been renewing several contracts with the
clear intention of augmenting its core products.
MoneyGram reported second-quarter 2012 earnings per share of 23
cents, in line with the Zacks Consensus Estimate. Higher money
transfer transaction volumes and higher fee and other revenues
drove the top line, while absence of preferred dividend payouts,
lower interest expenses helped the bottom line and margin expansion
in the quarter.
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I did many things in nursing. I've been a nurse since 1977. I worked in various fields. What I love about my day job is it's basically a dream job. I just stand up and tell people things and they listen to me! Seriously, I have a very dry sense of humour, and part of the reason why I'm teaching is because I want to look after myself down the road. I know I'm going to be a consumer sooner or later, and basically I want to make certain the people who are going to be looking after me are going to be doing a good job.
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Three people were arrested on drug charges after a traffic stop in Coarsegold led to the recovery of a stolen car and nearly $1,000 worth of crystal meth, Madera County Sheriff's office announced Monday.
Deputy Richard Gonzales pulled over a red 2000 Geo Metro on Friday at 3:24 p.m. near Skyline Ridge Road and Skyline Ridge Court. The driver of the car, Melissa Mae Johnson, 32, of Ahwahnee, said she was lost, but Gonzales thought that unlikely because passenger Summer Marie Addington, 23, was a Coarsegold resident, officials said.
According to records, the car had been reported stolen out of Oakhurst on Jan. 29. Deputies seized two glass smoking pipes, four packages of crystal meth weighing nearly 20 grams and worth almost $1000, and more than $400 in cash, according to Madera County Sheriff spokeswoman Erica Stuart.
Johnson, arrested on felony drug charges and car theft, remains jailed in Madera County Jail with bail set at $25,000. Addington is being held without bail for probation violation. A second passenger, Todd Andrew Kjeldergaard, 41, of Oakhurst, was arrested on felony drug charges and posted his $10,000 bail.


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The Daily Agenda for Friday, August 5
Jim Burroway
August 5th, 2011
Response to "The Response": Houston, TX. Tomorrow, Houston's Reliant Stadium will be the site for Texas Gov. Rick Perry's Day of Prayer he's calling "The Response." The rally, which is being sponsored by the SPLC-certified anti-gay hate group American Family Association, will feature virtually every anti-gay extremist this side of Westboro Baptist, including Family "Research" Council's Tony Perkins, Rev. John Hagee (he declared that the anti-Christ would be "a blasphemer and a homosexual") five senior staff members of the dominionist International House of Prayer (members of which have endorsed Uganda's "Kill-The-Gays" Bill), and "prophet" Cindy Jacobs (she declared that birds were dying in Arkansas because of DADT repeal). A coalition of groups, including GetEqual and other LGBT organizations and affirming churches will hold two rallies tonight. The first one is from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at Mount Ararat Baptist Church, 5801 West Montgomery Rd., Houston, TX. The second rally this evening is from 7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Tranquility Park in downtown Houston. There will also be an all-day rally at Reliant Stadium tomorrow, beginning at 8:00 a.m.
TransOhio Trangender & Ally Conference: Columbus, Ohio. TransOhio will host it's fourth annual conference beginning today and through the weekend. Over 250 participants are expected to attend and participate in more than seventy workshops on such issues as health and safety, sex and sexuality, legal issues, family issues, religion and spirituality, education and culture. The conference takes place through Sunday at The Ohio State University's Multicultural Center and Student Union.
Sweat for Equality: Arizona. Most communities in the lower elevations of Arizona have had solid triple-digit temperatures now for a couple of months. It's the time of year when we carefully plan our movements, from an air-conditioned home to an air-conditioned car to an air-conditioned mall. But beginning today, seventeen Equality Walkers will walk 99 miles, representing the 99 years since Arizona's statehood, in a state without marriage quality. The walkers will walk through eighteen cities and nine counties, and will follow the following route:
Friday, August 5th — Parker
Saturday, August 6th — Yuma
Sunday, August 7th — Casa Grande, Eloy, and Arizona City
Monday, August 8th — Tucson
Tuesday, August 9th — Nogales and Sierra Vista
Wednesday, August 10th– Bisbee and Tombstone
Thursday, August 11th — Safford, Thatcher, and Pima
Friday, August 12th — Clifton and Duncan
Saturday, August 13th — Florence and Queen Creek
Sunday, August 14th — Phoenix
Pride Celebrations This Weekend: Amsterdam, Netherlands; Hamburg, Germany; Leeds, UK; Oakland, CA (Black Pride); Reykjavik, Iceland; Salem, OR; Stockholm, Sweden; and Windsor, ON;
Also This Weekend: Summer Diversity, Eureka Springs, AK; and Louisville LGBT Film Festival, Louisville, KY.
Clinton Forbids Denying Security Clearances To Gays: 1995. President Bill Clinton signed an Executive Order officially banning discrimination based on sexual orientation in granting security clearances. For decades, federal agencies routinely denied security clearances to gay people on the assumption that all gay people were subject to blackmail. But a GAO study found that eight government agencies had already stopped using homosexuality as a reason for denying clearances, including the Defense Department, State Department, the FBI and the Secret Service. A 1953 Executive Order signed by President Dwight D. Eisenhower included "sexual perversion" as a basis for firing from the federal workforce. That ban was lifted in 1975, but policies regarded security clearances remained vague. Clinton's Order established uniform standards for granting security clearances, and it added sexual orientation to the non-discrimination clause. This Executive Order came two years after "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" was passed by Congress.
The Family "Research" Council's Robert Maginnis denounced the move, saying that "in all healthy societies, homosexuality is recognized as a pathology with very serious implications for a person's behavior. … Even more importantly for security concerns, this is a behavior that is associated with a lot of anti-security markers such as drug and alcohol abuse, promiscuity and violence." FRC hasn't changed much since then. Rep. Bob Dornan (R-CA), who was never at a loss for words when it came to outrageous statements, called gay people "promiscuous by definition," and said that Clinton's action was "something else he didn't have to do that's gotten in our face. I wouldn't trust them with a $5 loan, let alone the nation's secrets."
Rev. Gene Robinson Elected Episcopal Bishop: 2003. Overcoming eleventh-hour charges that he had sexually harassed a parishioner — charges which were withdrawn with regrets from the person making them — senior bishops at the Episcopal Church's General Convention voted 62 to 43 with two abstentions to approve Rev. Gene Robinson's election as bishop of New Hampshire. The election ended months of emotional debate, threats, and bizarre charges. One charge was that a web site run by a youth advocacy group that he supported had links to porn sites. The Boston Globe investigated, and found, that, yes, it was possible to find explicit photos from that web site, but it would take seven clicks outside of it to get there.
At issue was the fact that Robinson was not celibate and had been living with his life partner since 1988. During committee hearings leading up to his confirmation, Robinson said that his relationship with his partner was an essential element in his own spiritual life. "'What I can tell you is that in my relationship with my partner, I am able to express the deep love that's in my heart," he explained. "And in his unfailing and unquestioning love of me, I experience just a little bit of the kind of never-ending, never-failing love that God has for me. So it's sacramental."
When Robinson's election was finally confirmed, about thirty delegates walked out, and opponents called the election "a step toward moral disintegration in America. Anglican leaders in Asia and Africa immediately denounced the decision and threatened schism.
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The Dow closed above the 15,000 mark for the first time by climbing 87 points to 15,056. Nasdaq rose 3 points to 3396.
On the upside
The Drug Enforcement Agency classified Arena Pharmaceuticals' (Nasdaq: ARNA) obesity treatment Belviq a Schedule IV drug, the second least restrictive designation. Belviq will be available by prescription in thirty days and Eisai will make a $65 million milestone payment to Arena.
Magnum Hunter (NYSE: MHR) subsidiary Alpha Hunter Drilling acquired a Schramm T500XD drilling rig for its Utica wells.
Insulet (Nasdaq: PODD) narrowed first quarter losses more than expected as revenue climbed.
On the downside
BMO Capital Markets downgraded Synta Pharmaceuticals (Nasdaq: SNTA) from an Outperform rating to a Market Perform rating and slashed its price target from $18 to $9.
Profit taking sank shares of Genco Shipping (NYSE: GNK).
Vitamin Shoppe (NYSE: VSI) reported higher first quarter earnings and revenue but the company trimmed its full year guidance.
In the broad market, advancing issues outpaced decliners by a margin of more than 5 to 2 on the NYSE and by 5 to 3 on Nasdaq. The broader S&P 500 index gained 8 points to 1625.


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When it comes to your health, the old saying is
true: "Don't believe everything you read." This is especially true
on the Internet. The Web can be a great resource to increase your
health IQ, but it's important to remember to be skeptical. Using
the Internet is like going on a treasure hunt: You can find some
gems, but you can also end up in some very strange places.
Consider these ideas to improve your chances of finding
accurate information:
1. Is the site
selling something? If so, the viewpoint is
more likely to be biased than on sites simply trying to provide
Try to figure out who runs the site. Look for a section
marked "about us." It may be in the fine print at the bottom of the
page, but it should still be visible. In that section look for an
editorial board, a selection policy for how they decide to include
or exclude information and a review process that shows the site
tries to verify the accuracy of the information. Many sites simply
trying to sell you something will not have an "about us"
If there are ads on the site, it should be easy to
separate the ads from the health information. Even the most
reputable sites may have ads, but they should be clearly labeled as
2. Good sites rely
on medical research, not on opinion. You
should be able to find out where information came from so that you
can go back to the source and check the facts. If "a recent
research study" is mentioned, there should be details about who
conducted the research and where it was done.
A site should clearly state whether it is providing
opinions or facts. Personal experiences can be valuable to others
considering a particular treatment, but opinions or testimonials
should be clearly labeled.
To validate information, compare it to others. When
several sources report similar information on a topic, it is more
likely to be accurate.
3. Is the site
reviewed and updated regularly? The last date
when the site was updated is often clearly listed. If the last
update was in 2009, then you should move to a site with more recent
4. Some sites ask
you to become a member. Look at the site's
privacy policy to see how your personal information will be used
before becoming a member.
5. Online
information is not a substitute for medical
advice. Your doctor knows your child's
specific health issues and is the best person to answer questions.
If you find information you think is relevant to your child's
health, be sure to share it with your pediatrician. Being an active
partner with your physician will lead to the best medical care for
your child.
Dr. Lisa Thornton, a mother of three, is director of pediatric rehabilitation at Schwab Rehabilitation Hospital and LaRabida Children's Hospital. She also is assistant professor of pediatrics at the University of Chicago.
See more of Dr. Thornton's stories here.
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Mara Alper, assistant professor in TV/Radio, will offer "Making Documentaries: An Introductory Workshop" for people in the IC community who want to learn about making short documentaries for educational or training purposes. It will take place Saturday, February 28, from 10:00 a.m. to noon in Park Hall.
This short introduction will include the basics of documentary styles and organization. Topics covered are: the documentary as storytelling, key preparatory questions, planning, shooting for the edit, and the editing process. Examples of effective documentaries will be screened.
This is offered in conjunction with a training session for the South Seneca Elementary School literacy project. Alper and her video production students will assist them in creating a documentary to help parents of young children foster literacy at home. Project Look Sharp served as liaison between South Seneca Elementary School and Alper.
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Terabitz, a leading enterprise real estate web platform provider for brokers and their agents, has announced it is rolling out deeper Facebook integration including login and house sharing with friends. Additionally, it is also introducing individually branded mobile sites for agents. The company has begun the process of contacting their existing clients and will make the real estate technology available for all new engagements going forward.
Ash Munshi, the Silicon Valley executive and Terabitz founder and chairman, addressed these two important real estate technology enhancements. "When we launched our firm in 2006 we were considered an innovator. We continue to take that responsibility very seriously. The industry has evolved to embrace Social Media Networking and the Appification of websites, consequently, we have responded by making appropriate changes in our product Steven Hebert, COO of Coldwell Banker Pelican, launched his company's website with Terabitz last fall (www.coldwellbankerpelican.com).
"One of the reasons we engaged Terabitz was their consumer-focused approach to building websites. We were ecstatic when we went from page four of Google to page one on our top 10 search terms within the first six weeks of launch. This new announcement is yet another reason why we are so happy with our decision and proves that Ash and his team understand what is truly important to the real estate consumer and broker."
According to the company, Terabitz' Facebook integration will allow everything done on the brokerage website to be tracked and shared as well as give the ability to invite Facebook friends onto the page. Once they join as a friend, activities can be viewed on the broker's webpage and website. The new agent mobile sites are enabled for smart phone, tablet or iPad. These device-ready real estate websites have the same search functionality as the main website—including access to the Agent Backend Panel, where Terabitz' robust sales and marketing tools are located.
For more information, visit www.terabitz.com.
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does a second baby weigh more than the 1st?
my unborn baby already weighs 6lbs 12 oz and my first born weighed 6.1 i'm 36 weeks, does this mean i will have a much bigger baby or will baby be early as my first was?
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Every baby and pregnancy is different. I never listen to the weight when they "Guess" on the u/s or by feeling. I have 3 children and all three were not anything what they said as far as weight. My first was born at 37 weeks and was 7lbs even. My second was born at 39 weeks and was 9lbs 10ozs. My third was born at 36 weeks exactly and was 7lbs 3ozs. My husband is a identical twin and they were both huge babies so I think alot of it is genetic as well! I just hope this baby isn't another 9 pounder! lolposted 04/16/2010 by twinks_3winks
With all three of mine the guesses that the dr gave me for weight before they were born were off by +/- a pound or more! The crazy thing is that all three were 6lbs. 4oz when they were born! Every pregnancy is different and every baby is different. I am 23wks with my 4th now and I am sure the guess with this one will be wrong as well.posted 04/20/2010 by adchelf
they said my 1st was going to weight 7lbs and she was 6lbs 8 ozs. My say they said 7 1/2 to 8 lbs and he was 6lbs 11ozs. I believe I wieghted the least and i'm the middle child with 2 sisters so really there is no way to tell.posted 04/15/2010 by j_78_s
My first daughter was 6lbs 13oz. and I gained 24lbs and was induced 5 days past the due date. This pregnancy at 35wks 6dys this little girl is estimated at 6lbs and 2oz and I've so far gained 25lbs. My doctor said of course every pregnancy is different and usually there is a 20oz difference with your next (2nd?) pregnancy. With 4 more weeks to go It'll be interesting how much more weight she'll gain.posted 04/30/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
My first baby weighed 8.6 and 15 years later I had another one. My girl only weighed 6.3 lbs. They told me she would probably be like 9 or 10 lbs. I had gestinal diabetes with my second baby so I had to watch what I ate so she wasn't a 10 pounder!! Just wish for a healthy baby no matter the size =)posted 04/16/2010 by mtaylo26
No necessarily. I have two brothers. I am the oldest. I weighed only about 6 pounds when I was born, my brother right after me only weighed about 3 and my youngest brother weighed over 8. Each pregnancy is different just like each baby is different.posted 04/15/2010 by najia77
You can't ever tell. Every one is different. My first boy was 7.7 and second girl was 8.3. Also when they tell you the weight of the baby from the sonogram, sometimes that is off a little.posted 04/14/2010 by vanessashay
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The sales funnel has exploded. However, the pieces of the funnel are still highly relevant. You need to be there in the consideration phase. You need to streamline the purchase process so it's frictionless. You need to work to maintain retention and get fanatical loyalty.
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How to Use Schema Markup to Improve Your Website Visibility in Search
Schema markup has become quite a hot topic among SEOs, especially since Bing's Sr. Product Manager Duane Forrester confirmed that schema markup is a ranking factor. Google also encourages the use of structured data. It's the newest form of website optimization that hardly anyone is using. In a recent study, Searchmetrics revealed that only a small fraction of domains incorporate schema markup (less than 1 percent!). However, more than a third of Google search results contain rich snippets, which are extra bits of information that make a result stand out.
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February 23, 2012
Everything You Need to Know About the Facebook Subscribe Button
The Facebook Subscribe function launched late 2011, and many have since adopted it as a way to share content and gain reach — further than they had been able to before. But, without access to hard data, some are questioning if it's worth it to them, while others see it as a powerful way to market. If you haven't made the decision on whether or not the Facebook Subscribe button is right for your business objectives, read on. We'll dive into the "whys" and "hows" of the Facebook Subscribe function, and what people are saying they've discovered about it since it's inception in September 2011.
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February 13, 2012
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Bruce Clay Australia's SEO Factors and Trends report is out, packed full of information on the key factors in 2011 that impacted search engine optimization, including tips on how to address them, plus a look into 2012 trends. The 25-page report is a handy reference guide for professionals and business owners who want a high-level overview of the issues in search marketing that websites need to address to help shape Web marketing strategy. The report is free and available for download here.
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Day 3 of our "Best of Search Conferences 2011" is upon us, and this post wraps up the series here on our blog. Looking through the coverage, one thing we can say for certain is that there are a ton of enthusiastic, brilliant people in the search marketing community who have a passion for sharing ideas. Thanks to all of them, and special thanks to the conference producers who offer a vehicle for these people to share knowledge with the community. Today's Day 3 coverage is all about exploring thought-provoking topics in the areas of understanding your audience, holistic marketing, online reputation management and branding, plus cutting-edge topics from this year's search marketing events. And don't forget to check out Day 1 and Day 2 if you happened to miss them.
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In 2011 the Internet marketing industry had yet another year full of huge changes. In other words, it was business as usual. Google rolled out its Panda update, an adjustment to the search ranking algorithm that aims to remove low-quality content from search results pages. The update also had repercussions for the practices of conversion rate optimization and analytics. To help you keep track of these changes and more, here's of the first day of our "Best of Search Conferences" for 2011, with top takeaways for analytics, paid advertising, SEO and CRO.
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AS the final siren loomed large, an epic encounter was decided by shear brilliance. The Cooma Cats were trailing deep into the final quarter of the 1984 2B Monaro AFL grand final. A young Cat broke clear of the congestion in the middle of the Yass Showground. Running and bouncing, running and bouncing.
He dropped the ball onto his left foot and through the goals it sailed. The Cats were the 1984 premiers, a milestone they will mark this Saturday when past players and officials gather to commemorate 30 years since the Cats premiership.
It is a moment Maurie Hore, coach of the premiership side, remembers vividly. "My biggest memory of the game was the last quarter. The lead kept changing back and forth," Mr Hore said.
"The crowd also sticks out. There was a Cooma chant going up around the ground which spurred the players on."
The current crop of Cooma players will line up against Eastlakes this weekend in front off the largest crowd to gather at Snowy Oval in many seasons.
From Perth, Brisbane and Sydney former greats of the club will converge to cast their eye over the new talent running around.
"I'm looking forward to catching up with the past players and officials," Mr Hore said.
"There is someone from Perth coming back and the captain of the 1984 side, Peter Dean, will be in attendance."
As Maurie takes the trip down memory lane he says the Cats won the match against all odds.
"We weren't expected to win this game. The premiership medallions were in the colours of the opposition.The runner up medallions were in our colours.'
"The league committee then wanted to swap the medals and I told him there was no way that would happen."
The afternoon of September 15, 1984, will go down in local sporting folklore for at least another 30 years. The premiership side had a team boasting with talent.
"We had one bloke who would've made it in the Victorian League had he not busted his two legs," Mr Hore said.
"He still dominated locally and we were fortunate to obtain players who were in town working on the ski tube."
While the 1984 grand final was in the balance, president Des Smith came bounding over to coach Maurie.
"With only about ten minutes to go Des [Smith] gave me a nudge and asked what I thought of our chances."
"We both believed the win was ours and he came back with two bottles of champagne before the match was over."
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Body of Proof Recap 3/26/13 – 'Fallen Angel'
We learn the baby's father is Arco Starkovich, a Ukrainian-American who is big in the import-export business. Tommy and Megan catch him just before he was heading off to celebrate his mother's birthday. Arco claims he met Oksana at a place called Club Tatyana. Adam knows the owner. Tatyana reveals the barcode on the victim's neck indicates she was victim of sex trafficking. Back at the office, Kate is shocked when she sees a photo from the political event. It shows Arco getting chummy with Sergei. Shocking because Sergei had seen his photo in a text sent to Kate and denied even knowing him. Uh oh!
When Kate confronts Sergei he claims to he only met Arco for a few minutes at the gala. Kate isn't sure what to believe when she finds a bloody shirt in Sergei's closet. She steals it and shoves it into her bag before hastily leaving Sergei. She accidentally leaves her cell phone behind. Kate runs tests to determine that the blood came from the victim. Megan learns from Tatyana's girls that a man came in looking for girls with barcodes. She deduces that it was Sergei, who returns Kate's cell phone to her at the office. Kate realizes she made a big mistake in taking the shirt and has to get it back to Sergei. Tommy reams her and tells her she better get it back to Sergei – so he sets her up with a wire and then she meets Sergei back at the hotel.
Kate convinces Sergei to leave the room while she puts the shirt back where she found it. Unfortunately, the wire Kate is wearing is discovered. Sergei bolts. Tommy tracks him down at the airport. He arrests him, but questioning must cease when diplomatic immunity comes into play. Sergei tells Kate that he didn't mean to hurt her before walking free.
Kate notices that the necklace Oksana was wearing in all her photos was not on her body when they found her. That's because it was being worn by Arco's mom. This lady is the mastermind behind the sex trafficking operation. She was upset when she learned her son got Oksana pregnant. She killed the girl and wore her necklace as a warning to her son to not mess with her business. Arco loved the girl and planned on leaving his wife for her.
Kate goes to the Ukrainian embassy to see Sergei deliver Oksana's baby to her parents. The girl had been kidnapped. Sergei was hired to save her, but she died in his arms. He managed to save the baby. He also rescued two other barcode girls. He couldn't say anything until the baby was safely delivered to Oksana's parents.
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Munford is not running anybody off the court this year.
The Cougars aren't scoring 80 points a game, they're not winning games by 30 points and nobody on the team is averaging more than 11 points a game.
What they are doing, however, is winning.
After a 61-46 home win over District 13-AAA foe Brighton Friday night, their fifth victory in six games, the Cougars were 11-6 overall and, at 2-0, sitting atop the district standings.
"This is an unusual basketball team," said head coach Butch Hopkins. "Most of the time when you have a good basketball team, you have an outstanding player and other people play around him. This team, we never know what's going to happen."
Friday's win was typical for Munford this season.
The Cougars led by five or seven points most of the second quarter and pushed it to double digits midway through the third quarter. The game was never completely out of reach for Brighton (3-10, 0-2) until the final minutes, but Munford seemed to be in complete control from the second quarter on.
After earning a 30-25 halftime lead, Munford started the second half on an 11-2 run.
Kylon Hall finished off the run with a tip-in basket with 1:53 left in the quarter to push Munford's lead to 41-27. Andrea' Bell, Juane Tolton and David Hunter also scored during the run and Hall threw down a dunk in the closing seconds of the period to put an exclamation point on the surge.
Tolton led Munford with 15 points, Hall had 13 and Reggie Holmes and Hunter each scored 12. Bell finished with eight.
Lorenzo Hunt led Brighton with 13 points. Tyvon Cooper scored 10 for Brighton and Tramaine Cooper added nine.
Hopkins praised his team's rebounding, said free throw shooting needs to improve and lamented about how different players seem to lead the team's offense every game.
"We don't ever know where it's coming from," he said. "We just have to see how the flow's going and find out where we need to go with the ball. That's where we are. If we ever find the rhythm of what we need to do, we'll be good."
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Munford traveled to Brownsville Saturday night and suffered a 55-41 loss to Haywood, the state's second-ranked team in Class AA.
The Cougars led 24-22 at the half, but the Tomcats (15-0) outscored Munford 21-7 in the third quarter to take control.
Hall and Bell each scored 11 points for Munford and Tolton added 10. Bell scored nine of his 11 in the first half to help the Cougars to the lead.
Sadarius Delk scored 13 of his 16 in the second half to spark the Tomcats, who completed a season sweep of the Cougars.
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PNG Auditor General's Office Investigated For 'Misdeeds'
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PORT MORESBY, Papua New Guinea (PNG Post-Courier, Feb. 25, 2013) – The national Auditor-General Office (AGO) of Papua New Guinea is under investigation by various investigating agencies for procedural appointments and alleged "misdeeds."
According to reports obtained by the Post-Courier, all was not well with the AGO, especially with appointments starting at the top and the procedures of these appointments.
Other allegations which are now the subject of investigations include misconduct in office; controversial decisions; misapplication of entitlements; non-compliance with legislative requirements; outstanding annual reports; and the fact that executive heads were never sworn into the office by the Chief Justice of Papua New Guinea.
The office is also being investigated for allegations surrounding the PNG Sports Federation, an issue that has been hanging for the AGO since 2011.
The Ombudsman Commission was contacted last Friday and they confirmed they have received a copy of a report on several allegations with respect to the office but the commission could not divulge details of the report and the investigations.
The Task Force Sweep Team was also contacted and they confirmed that they have also received some papers on the matter but could not comment further.
The Government has also been furnished with a report on the operations of the AGO and the allegations surrounding it. The Post-Courier is in possession of the some of the reports provided to these investigating authorities.
The AGO was contacted but the newly appointed Auditor-General Philip Nauga was not available for comment.
Instead the office provided information about the AG's office five-year plan and that their primary function is the audit of financial affairs and activities of the government in accordance with Section 214 of the Constitution.
The office expressed concern that their reputation would be tarnished if the investigation reports were published for public consumption. Mr. Nauga replaced former AG George Sulliman in 2012 after the change of the Government. He has been acting AG since then.
The AGO reports to the National Parliament, except in the case of Provincial Government and Local Level Governments whose reports are submitted to the Minister responsible who in turn tables the reports in the National Parliament.
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