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VMware® Virsto™ pools and automates existing resources into software-defined storage to deliver vast improvements in performance, utilization and management.
Native Support
Virsto installs as a dedicated virtual storage appliance in each ESXi host, implementing a software-defined storage layer that transparently leverages a log architecture to speed write performance by up to a factor of 10. Each host gets a small (10GB) dedicated vLog device, located in the SAN. Writes are staged, immediately acknowledged back to the guest virtual machines, and then asynchronously de-staged to a shared storage pool called the vSpace that services reads for all nodes in the cluster.
Virsto works equally well for virtual server and virtual desktop environments.
Bulk Virtual Machine Provisioning Wizards
Virsto integrates with VMware vSphere® to leverage familiar, native workflows—for provisioning so fast that high-performance, space-efficient storage can be spun up as quickly as a virtual machine itself, literally within a few seconds. Virsto Deploy Wizards complement VMware® Horizon (with View)™ for common operations like compose (image), recompose (image update) and refresh (image rollback), in any environment where virtual machines are being frequently spun up and down from templates. The Deploy Wizards mimic native workflows, making them easy for administrators to use.
Advanced Data Services
The suite of Virsto capabilities fundamentally improves storage utilization and productivity. Storage costs are reduced through thin provisioning that is performed behind the logs in vSpace, enabling Virsto vDisks to handily outperform thick VMDKs. vDisks and their snapshots or clones always function at the limit of the underlying storage hardware, delivering the same high performance as a pass-through disk.
You can also depend on Virsto vDisks for superior backup performance in failover clusters—they're fully cluster-aware and accommodate the needs of clustered environments.
Virsto fully supports vSphere vMotion: When a virtual machine is live-migrated from one physical host to another, Virsto seamlessly updates the mapping.
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High-performance snapshot technology (Virsto vSnaps and vClones) accelerates provisioning and provides a compelling new approach for granular backup and recovery. vSnaps and vClones perform at the same speed as their parent devices because the higher-latency operations all occur behind the vLogs, after write acknowledgements have been sent back to the guest virtual machines. This creates new options to use snapshots and clones for easier administration than possible with array-based or native approaches.
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Virsto supports up to four storage tiers that can be allocated on demand from shared pools of heterogeneous storage. You can create blended software-defined storage configurations with a mixture of very fast and very cost-effective tiers. Virtual machines requiring high read performance can be locked into the fast tiers, which are also an efficient location for parent devices of any clones needing extremely high read performance. A single logical "golden master" can ensure accelerated read performance for literally thousands of clones while saving 90 percent or more on storage capacity.
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Boat rides on the Tambopata River occasionally result in sightings of a Jaguar (Panthera onca), the largest cat in the Americas. Although guests visiting Tambopata eco-lodges run by Rainforest Expeditions can't expect to see this near mythical feline on every visit to the Peruvian jungle, they do have a better chance of seeing it while traveling along wild areas the Tambopata Reserve than many other places in its range.
Jaguars are regularly seen in the Tambopata region because this huge area of wild forests and wetlands plays host to plenty of peccaries, tapirs, and other animals that are preyed upon by the neotropical king of the jungle. In addition, much of the Tambopata River between Refugio Amazonas and the Tambopata Research Center is strictly protected wilderness and this part of the river is precisely where these big cats are occasionally seen. They also occur in the forests near Posada Amazonas but apparently don't feel as comfortable about sitting out on the shore as they do further upriver.
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American Music Masters Rock and Roll Night School Part 1: Cosimo Matassa's J&M Studios and the Birth of Rock and Roll
The first of three Rock and Roll Night Schools presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's 15th Annual American Music Masters celebration, this month's Rock and Roll Night School will focus on J&M Studios, Cosimo Matassa's recording enterprise in New Orleans, Louisiana. Musical greats such as Fats Domino, Dave Bartholomew, Little Richard, Professor Longhair, T-Bone Walker and many more recorded in this legendary studio that packaged a distinctive New Orleans sound the gave birth to rock and roll.
Rock and Roll Night School is FREE and open to the public. RSVPs are not required to attend.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's education department presents Rock and Roll Night School, a monthly series of educational, discussion-based evening classes offered free of charge from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The award-winning education department leads the classes, which are geared towards adults interested in gaining more knowledge about rock and roll history. The program explores the history of rock and roll from its roots to its current incarnations.
Special attention is given to the music's impact on society, its reception by fans, and its most innovative practitioners. Each class includes a presentation, music and video clips, and group discussions.
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ZF-7829: Documentation crosslinks are shown as ??? instead of correct name
Documentation crosslinks are shown as "???" instead of correct name. It looks like global issue but the living example can be found here:
where we read:
Rewrite Router comes with six basic types of routes (one of which is special):
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Thank you for commentary, Matthew. I change 7 tags from link to xref. I searched with following regular expression :
And fixed similar problem in Zend_Date-Constants.xml Zend_Db_Table_Row.xml Zend_Db_Table_Rowset.xml at SVN r18151
I had solved this problem at 1.9.3 once.
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Fox wasn't quick to jump into the mountain bike suspension market. But, because of its motor-sport suspension knowhow, when they did it made a huge impact to the market -- for the better. The same holds true for its introduction of the Doss Dropper Seatpost with Remote Lever.
One aspect that's detracted from the utility dropper posts is lateral and rotational slop. When riding aggressively, you need to know what the bike is doing, and one way the bike communicates to the ride is through the saddle. To ensure nothing's lost to poor tolerances, Fox uses a dual internal cam mechanism to solidly lock the post into position.
One cam controls the anti-rotation apparatus, and the other controls post height. One nice feature to this system is that it's self-adjusting. As you use any post, wear is inevitable -- and, tolerances will be compromised. The Doss, however, will remain as solid as it was the day you installed it.
The cams are actuated via a handlebar remote with three distinct settings, which coincide with Fox's new Climb, Trail, Descend (CTD) approach to suspension settings. The ergonomic, all alloy remote can be mounted left or right, and above or below the bar to suit compatibility with any cockpit setup. The lever's reach is also adjustable to fit different preferences and hand sizes.
Another unique, adjustable feature is tune-able speed return. By adjusting pressure in the Schrader valve located below the post, you can speed up or decrease the rate which the post returns to its full height. And, the system is failsafe -- the post will always operate if pressure is lost.
The post uses a traditional two-bolt clamp that's simple to dial in the correct saddle level and fore/aft position. The Fox Shox Doss Dropper Seatpost with Remote Lever has zero offset and comes in either 31.6 or 30.9mm diameters, and has a 4in or 5in drop option.
- Aluminum post with 2-bolt seat clamp
- Remote handlebar mount lever
- Zero offset
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One of the Best
- Familiarity: I gave it as a gift but have feedback to share
These days there are a ton of options for droppers. Chose this one for a few reasons...
* Air/mechanical construction has been more reliable than hydraulic designs in my experience
* Fast, smooth operation
* Easy to maintain
* One downside is that the post lever is super unwieldy and crowds the bar, but that seems to be typical feedback at this point
Overall, love this dropper!
Droppin bombs
So I added a few upgrades to my Scott bike while deployed and I noticed a buddy of mine had a seat dropper. Well I wanted one. So I did some research and I found the fox doss dropper. Well it was easy to install. My bike had to have an external rout for my set up and it worked perfectly. The dropper I purchased has a 5in drop due to me be 6'1" ft tall. I didn't have to adjust the pressure at all. Straight out of the box the speed of return was excellent. Now, if your not careful it will sack tap you. So once I got it on the trail I was feeling like testing my luck so I went to descend mode and really kicked the trails ass. I've had no issues with play in the dropper and I'm glad to say it has allowed me to challenge myself with speed on approach and better my technique with my seat being out of the way. I recommend fox to anyone.
What is the total seat post length of the 5 inch drop option?
I could not find the exact measurements, but the packaging length is 19" for the 30.9 and 18" for the 31.6.
does anyone have a picture of the lever set up? I'm trying to see how much clutter it really brings to the handle bars.
Hey Josh,
I have this post on my bike. I'll take a photo and e-mail it to you tonight!
The freaky lever ruins it
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The post works fine and I like the set stops so it's the same levels of drop each time. BUT the lever is a monstrosity! It's difficult to get it positioned correctly and it clutters the handle bar. I really wish they has a small activation trigger, like all the competitors. Then it would be a great post.
How do you decide between the 4" & 5"? I'm 6'2", would be going on an Intense Tracer. Riding mostly All Mountain, 160mm travel bike if that helps? Thanks:-)
Typically the longer version is for taller riders. I'd go 5" unless you prefer one with a little less drop.
. If you have any questions feel free to reach out to me direct. My number here is 801-736-6396 x 5630 or email email@example.com
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Solid dropper post with some quirks:
1. The lever is massive, which makes it hard to position next to other business on your bars
2. Stiff lever action--it isn't long before you get a mondo thumb
3. Middle position isn't quite right
4. Slight play in *my* post after about two months of riding
5. Seat-level cable connection means that (like many posts) you're faced with cable drag and housing management issues that can become a PITA
Otherwise, I love this thing. Really, it does the trick. I'll keep it until I can find the pennies (or justification) to upgrade to a KS Lev.
Paired the DOSS with the Superlight 29
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I agree wholeheartedly with the positive reviews here. I paired the 4" drop DOSS with a Santa Cruz Superlight XT 29'er and am very pleased. Some comments to offer here:
1. Excellent quality of materials and workmanship. Entire unit is solid and very precise feeling.
2. Fox falls short on the instructions for set up. They should have provided a guide for seat post psi versus rider weight to spare the new user having to experiment, and repeated mounting and unmounting the DOSS to access the relief valve. I weigh 160 pounds and finally dialed in the right pressure after a few tries to just under 5 psi. If your a heavier rider than 160 I'd say 10 psi would work for 185 lbs, and the max of 25 psi might only be practical only for someone weighing over 220.
3. The slight free play noted by others happens only for the moment the seat post is transitioning to a different height. Once you release the lever the locking mechanism clamps up the post very well.
4. There is no dampening mechanism for the return to Climb height from either Trail or Descent. So the seat comes up FAST. Even with 5 psi.
4. Raising the seat just takes a little common sense given the lack of return dampening. Depress the lever to release the seat lock as you lift your butt. DO NOT raise your butt before pressing the release lever or the seat will cover that gap in about a tenth of a second and slap your junk up into your skull and out you nostrils.
Anyway, an excellent product and added equipment feature that presents noticeable benefits to riding terrain variations.
LOLOL @ "DO NOT raise your butt before pressing the release lever or the seat will cover that gap in about a tenth of a second and slap your junk up into your skull and out you nostrils"...Seems like Rockshox mite be the better bet since you can adjust the rate at which the height compresses and depresses...
Best I've used!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Working like a champ. I've used several droppers and this one edges them all. The lever is kind of huge but I appreciate it now because I don't have to look down to find it and it's easy to push to engage. Dual button is not necessary for me but some may like the dual lever. The seat drops down into both heights real easy and pops up at the perfect rate with the recommended psi. I set the post at xc riding heights find the first drop height to be really good in mixed terrain and usually sufficient for everything but super steep or really gnarly terrain. I don't feel any play in the seat at all when riding.
great seatpost
i been used for 3 month and is amazing, i went to an enduro race, is so confortable, ligth, amazing.
Mostly Good
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Nice mate to Fox fork and frame shocks. Small amount of up/down play (2-3mm) when all the way up. Cable guide will rotate around to back of post which helps when locking in a bike stand. Recoil/return is powerful with the advised 25 psi. - make sure you're in the right spot or it will spank your junk. Seems un effected by cold in contrast to what I've seen from friends with other models.
I put the 4" unit on a 5" travel bike.
Your bike stand clamps around which part of the seat post? The brass-colored extension or the black base part? Is it OK to clamp around the former and not worry about damaging the internal mechanism?
is this the newest one that comes with 3...
is this the newest one that comes with 3 settings up down and lowered but not all the way down
Yep, 3 position like the Fox Shocks basically. CTD
1. Fully Extended - Climb
2. Mid Drop - Trail - Depress Both Levers Together
3. Full Drop - Descend - Big Lever Only
I posted feedback about a slight amount of play in the post but finding that common in almost all makes after talking with many riders in an Enduro Event. This is a good seat post. Hope that helps.
Solid and Reliable.
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I bought one for my All Mountain bike and love that it has the 3 settings. An infinite post would be too hard to use for how I use the dropper. I set it in the middle position for all my "normal" riding which includes climbs up to 15% grade give or take, then I can extend it the extra 40mm for the Really steep stuff, 20% grade and up. Then I drop it all the way down for the descent. You always have it right where you need it in an instant without having to reset it somewhere in between. It just is a much simpler design, and there is a certain genius to that simplicity. I would imagine it would be a big plus for a racing application. I liked mine so much I bought a second one for my Downhill bike. now I can pedal the flat with a lot more ease and still drop it completely out of the way for the gnarly stuff. The two stage lever makes finding the position you are looking for so easy you can do it at full speed and concentrate on the trail instead of the lever/seat height adjustments.
Reliable Dropper Post
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Great dropper post. Install is very easy. This post operates in 3 positions only: Climb - full extension, Trail - 40mm drop, Descend - 100 or 125mm drop. It is not infinitely adjustable like a full hydraulic. The cable lever actuation is smooth and the post drops with minimal effort and has a adjustable pressure setting for the air chamber for return speed. You can mount the lever under or over the bar on either side. If you're running a single front ring the lever works nicely under the bar on the left. Stout two bolt saddle clamp is nice.
Buy it!!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
This has totally changed the way that I ride. It allows for so much more control on the steep downhills. I would definitely recommend this product.


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My business began as a hobby and has taken off. I started out doing portrait photography and was getting frustrated at not being able to display my work comprehensively. Along came Blurb and transformed all that! I have created over 100 books for customers since I began. I started out with my own photography but demand has resulted in my compiling customers' own travel photographs from all over the world, their old family photographs, birthday parties, wedding receptions, special events, creating luxurious coffee table books that will be treasured for life. In addition to photo books, I have created for clients recipe books, poetry books, books to promote business for artists and jewellers, portfolios for building contractors .... new and ever increasing areas!
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As you may have noticed I am selling my rear XPA, and I've realised that if I sell my fronts too then I will have around £400 towards some new speakers.
I would like standmounters as this will give me flexibility in case I move the system to a smaller room (I may return to uni... )
I need standmounters that are excellent match for my Arcam CD72 and Cyrus 7, connected with a VDH 102 interconnect and VDH CS122 cable.
Music tastes are predominately RnB, HipHop and Dance - genres that often poorly produced e.g. bright treble - so the speaker will need to be smooth. A chunky speaker will be better as the music is quite 'beat' driven.
I am flexible with positioning but prefer a great looking speaker and a light wood finish.
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State University softball team is hosting the First Annual Guadalajara Invitational on Saturday, September 18. The tournament will be held at the Black Hills State softball complex in Spearfish and is for coed softball teams. Proceeds from the tournament will benefit the Yellow Jacket softball team.
"I hope that folks can come out and enjoy a fun day at the ball park," said Black Hills State head softball coach Amy Gurney. "This is a fundraiser that will help us pay for a trip to Tucson, Ariz. to play this spring."
The cost of the tournament is $125 per team and includes a three game guarantee. Prizes will be awarded to both the first place team and the consolation champion. Other fundraising activities at the tournament will include Yellow Jacket softball t-shirt sales, a raffle, and bar-b-que.
To register for the tournament or to ask any questions, contact Amy Gurney at (605) 641-2622 or via e-mail at email@example.com.
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Some consider Wasatch Mountain State Park a getaway without really getting away. Tucked away in a small canyon in the northwest corner of Midway, it offers true mountain camping, away from the fast-pace world of city living, and yet is only minutes away from stores, gas stops and eating establishments… and all this about an hour's drive away for most Utahns.
The park is roughly 50 miles from downtown Salt Lake City and 30 miles from Provo's city center. It's no wonder Wasatch is one of the most popular state parks. It doesn't hurt that the park also holds one of the state's most popular golf courses.
It's a hard combination to beat—mountain camping and championship golf—and right next door are the sit-down restaurants, full-service stations, shopping centers, movie house and laundry list of assorted activities, such as boating, fishing, swimming, special events, and a few miles away, another 36-hole championship golf course—Soldier Hollow.
Lake Course, Wasatch Mountain State Park Golf Course. Photo courtesy of Utah State Parks and Recreation.
The park was opened in 1961 and is today considered one of Utah's most developed state parks. Named after the mountain range it butts up against, the park covers 21,592 acres and sits at an elevation of 5,900 feet.
It comes in two sections—one for camping and one for golf.
Available are 139 campsites, complete with tables, barbecue grills, water and electrical hookups. Most appealing is the camp areas, carved out within thick mountain vegetation, offering campers a little privacy and a true outdoor atmosphere.
The golf course is one of the most popular in Utah, along with being affordable and scenic. Golf Digest listed the course as one of the Best Places to Play. And, as noted, a few miles to the South is Soldier Hollow, another state-owned, 36-hole golf complex that also gets high marks.
A popular side dish is off-highway travel. Nearby is the Dutch Hollow Trail system of roughly 19 miles open to non-motorized travel—foot, mountain bike or horse. There's nearly 30 miles of trails and dirt roads open to off-highway vehicle travel, with another 30 on Forest Service land.
NRCC OHV Ride, ATV Riding near Little Deer Creek at Wasatch Mountain State Park. Photo courtesy of Utah State Parks and Recreation.
The area is also home to a wide range of wildlife, including deer, elk, moose, sandhill cranes, turkeys, red-tailed hawks and golden eagles, all of which are common visitors, along with seldom seen animals such as bobcats, mountain lions and coyotes.
A short distance away are two of Utah's most popular reservoirs—Deer Creek and Jordanelle. Both mid-elevation waters are open to summer recreation like swimming and boating, and to year-round fishing.
Nature Hike at Historic Huber Grove. Photo courtesy of Utah State Parks and Recreation.
The park is also open to winter activities, like cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. At the northern end of the park there will be, when the snow falls, a 7-mile groomed track for skiers. At Solider Hollow, site of the 2002 Olympic Nordic events, there is a 31-kilometer trail system for skiers and snowshoers.
Snowmobilers will have access to nearly 90 miles of maintained trails. All this is available within a comfortable and relatively short getaway from home.
Visitor Center—435-654-1791
Wasatch Golf—435-654-0532
Soldier Hollow Golf—435-654-7442
Reservations: 800-322-3770 or online at ReserveAmerica
Open year-round: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Entrance Fees: Day use $5 per vehicle
Camping: $20 to $25 overnight for services. $13 primitive.
Cabins: $65 per night
Group Day Use: $125
Group Overnight: $250
Golf: $42 per 18 with cart


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Small enters her second season as a volunteer assistant coach for the Vandals. Prio to joining the staff in 2013, Small played her way into the Idaho soccer record books.
2011: Small was a First-Team All-WAC selection for a third year in a row – an unprecedented accomplishment in Idaho history … was voted Third-Team All-West Region by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America … started all 22 games for Idaho and led the team with 10 goals and 24 points on the season … netted two game-winners for Idaho in 2011, including the deciding shot in the 3-2 win over North Dakota State on Sept. 11 and the winner in Idaho's 1-0 victory at Louisiana Tech … became Idaho's all-time leader in goals (31), points (74), shots (313) and game-winners (12) during the season … was named WAC Preseason Offensive Player of the Year by the league's coaches … tallied her seventh career multi-goal game when she scored a pair in the 3-2 win over North Dakota State … scored a goal in three consecutive games from Aug. 28 to Sept. 4 … also added four assists during the season to run her career total up to 12, which ranks third all-time at Idaho … earned the team's Golden Boot Award as the leading scorer … was voted NSCAA First-Team Scholar All-West Region and was a Fall WAC All-Academic honoree.
2010: Small picked up right where she left off as a true freshman. She was named WAC Offensive Player of the Year, First-Team All-WAC and NSCAA Second-Team All-Region, and was a CoSIDA First-Team Academic All-District and Second-Team Academic All-America honoree. She broke Idaho single-season school records for goals (13), points (30), shots (121) and game-winners (8). She also tied the Western Athletic Conference record for shots attempted in conference matches (58). With nine career game-winning goals, she also now holds that Idaho school record. She was twice honored as the WAC Offensive Player of the Week and also earned All-Tournament Team mention at the Redhawk Invitational and Governor's Cup. She set an Idaho record with game-winning goals in four consecutive games between Sep. 28 and Oct. 10. She had four multi-goal games, and one multi-assist game. She had four assists, two of which led to game-winning goals at South Dakota and CSU Bakersfield. She was voted co-Players' Player of the Year, along with midfielder Amber Pimley, by her teammates and Player of the Game five times during the season.
2009: Small was honored as the WAC Freshman of the Year and a first-team all-WAC selection after leading the conference in shots (101) and shots per game (5.32). She tied an Idaho freshman record with 20 points after scoring eight goals and passing out four assists. In addition to leading the WAC, Small's 101 shots are also an Idaho single-season record. She started all 19 games for Idaho as a true freshman. Her eight goals ranked 25th among NCAA freshmen and led all WAC first-year players. She was the only freshman honored with first-team all-WAC accolades and is the first player in Idaho history to be so honored. She had her first career multi-goal game in the 3-0 win over Arkansas-Pine Bluff on Sep. 13, then repeated the feat with a pair of scores in Idaho's 3-1 win over Boise State on Oct. 18. She earned her first career game-winner on Aug. 30 in the 3-1 win over Utah Valley University. She earned Governor's Cup All-Tournament Team honors after helping lead Idaho to its first Governor's Cup title since 1998. She earned WAC Offensive Player of the Week honors for her efforts.
High School/Club: Small helped lead the Torrey Pines High School Falcons to three consecutive CIF San Diego Section Division 1 championships from 2006-08. During her freshman and sophomore seasons, the Falcons were undefeated, with a combined overall record of 45-0-6. She had her best statistical season as a freshman, when she scored 12 goals and had seven assists. She led the team in assists as a senior, with eight. In all, she scored 20 goals and had 15 assists in her first three years with the program. At the club level, Small competed with the San Diego Surf, which she helped earn a finals spot at the 2008 Surf Cup. She earned Most Valuable Player honors at the 2006 Chivas Cup after leading the Surf to the team title. She was also a participant in the Olympic Development Program and was a national finalist and Region IV champion in 2007 with the SoCal ODP program.
Personal: She is the daughter of Donna and Joel Small. She has one brother, Zach. Her major at Idaho is Math.


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Verana, Serene and Secluded
Published Dec 2, 2008 - (Updated Aug 13, 2012)
A truly heroic feat to build, this primitive, chic haven on a remote jungle-clad mountain is an apt demonstration of imagination at its zenith.
Prior to building Verana, its European owners, Heinz Legler and Veronique Lievre, had long reveled in creating something out of virtually nothing, their careers spent building and decorating Hollywood movie sets.
So, in 1996 these talented artists chose this remote two-acre site above the beach town of Yelapa, 30 miles south of Vallarta, to build the vacation home of their dreams. Aware how vital to the outcome positioning is, they camped here frequently for a year before starting to build, soaking in the place to get a sense of where the sun rose and set, where the views were the most spectacular and so on.
And they weren't afraid of hard work. Not only did all the materials have to come by boat, but with no road to the site, absolutely everything had to be carried up a winding trail on donkeys and people's backs!
Starting with just a couple of rooms and a bar, they found they so enjoyed this creative process that they were continually tweaking the details and adding to it. So, their concept transformed into a fabulous one-of-a-kind small hotel, where others could also come to discover how simply beautiful life can really be.
Opening in 2000, today Verana is a member of the prestigious Mexico Boutique Hotels collection, consisting of the most intimate and uniquely luxurious accommodations in the country.
If you have a penchant for design innovation as well as delicious tranquility, you would be in your glory here, because everywhere one looks there is something novel to consider. And the surprises begin right as you arrive! A monumental piece of pottery sits next to the trail, unexpectedly, right after Verana's little entrance door in the middle of the jungle.
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Expanding program gives kids a chance to play soccer
Published: Monday, March 18, 2013 at 10:37 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, March 18, 2013 at 10:37 p.m.
Kim Crabbe embraces being a role model and mentor for young people through a sport that opened doors for her.
Soccer Outreach
What: Cape Fear Soccer Club Outreach Program
Where: Schools and youth clubs throughout New Hanover County
More Information: Go to CapeFearSoccer.com and click the "Outreach" tab
Crabbe, director of the Cape Fear Soccer Club Outreach Program, runs weekly soccer clinics at a number of local schools, parks and community centers, bringing the sport to children who normally wouldn't gain exposure to it.
Crabbe made history in 1986 as the first African-American to play on the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. The native of Reston, Va. played at George Mason University and won a national collegiate title in 1985. She also played professional soccer and is a member of the National Soccer Hall of Fame.
She started the Outreach Program last year with approximately 200 kids at two locations, the Martin Luther King Community Center and Rachel Freeman School of Engineering.
The sessions have since expanded to approximately 400 kids, and the numbers will expand when the TOP Soccer program gets underway for children with special needs.
"I think that is my duty, to give back," Crabbe said. "This is a vehicle that I know, through soccer, to do that. So it's just a natural thing for me to do.
"It's great that I can do it through soccer, something that I love to do. Like I tell everybody all the time, I feel like I'm in a great place in my life. I'm very comfortable and I just feel like this is what I'm supposed to be doing."
During a recent interview, she delved deeper into being a role model.
"The ones that say, 'I don't want to be a role model' – I can't speak for them," Crabbe said. "I enjoy being a role model. I think it's an honor to be a role model.
"It's just a joy every day to come out and work with kids. The gift is mine. I get the gift every day."
While soccer does not enjoy the same popularity in the U.S. than in other parts of the globe, it works perfectly for the mission of the Outreach Program.
"Every kid loves to run," she said. "Every kid loves to kick and every kid likes to have fun. It's all right in this sport."
One of Crabbe's goals is to see more kids advance beyond her after-school sessions. She also wants to see some the kids in the outreach program get scholarships to engage in league play.
"Not everybody can afford a fee to play. Internationally, in some of these clubs, you don't even have to pay to play," she said. "I think we're one of the only countries where you've got to pay to play a sport.
"I think that unfortunately has been a big deterrent for some folks"
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Senior Night Saturday Highlights Women's Basketball Weekend Homestand
| Game No. 26: Princeton (18-7, 9-2 Ivy) vs. Cornell (14-12, 6-6 Ivy)
|Game Info:
|Friday, Mar. 7 • 7 p.m.
|Princeton, N.J. • Jadwin Gym • Directions • Parking • Tickets
|All-Time Series:
|Princeton leads 43-16
|Last Meeting:
|Princeton won 71-56 on Feb. 8, 2014 in Ithaca, N.Y.
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|About Princeton:
|Roster l Schedule l Stats
|About Cornell:
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|Game Notes:
|Princeton Game Notes • Cornell Game Notes
|Game No. 27: Princeton (18-7, 9-2 Ivy) vs. Columbia (6-20, 3-9 Ivy)
|Game Info:
|Saturday, Mar. 8 • 6 p.m.
|Princeton, N.J. • Jadwin Gym • Directions • Parking • Tickets
|All-Time Series:
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|Last Meeting:
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This Week for the Tigers:
• The Princeton women's basketball team (18-7, 9-2 Ivy) returns home for its final trio of regular season contests at Jadwin Gym.
• The three-game slate begins this weekend with Cornell (14-12, 6-6 Ivy) on Friday, Mar. 7 at 7 p.m. and Columbia (6-20, 3-9 Ivy) on Saturday, Mar. 8 at 6 p.m.
• Prior to Saturday's game the Tigers will host their annual Senior Night ceremony. The day also marks National Girls and Women in Sports Day.
Last Time Out:
• The Tigers opened their road trip with a sound 85-63 win over Yale on Feb. 28 to sweep the season series.
• Princeton shot 61.8 percent (33-for-54) from the field behind five in double figures, while holding advantages in rebounds (41-29), assists (15-7) and blocks (6-0).
• After winning their eighth straight, shooting woes plagued the Tigers the next day at Brown and ultimately resulted in a 61-58 stunning loss.
• Princeton had not lost to the Bears in the last 14 meetings and Brown was the only other Ivy team aside from Harvard to top the Tigers since 2010.
On Deck:
• Princeton's home finale is set for Tuesday, Mar. 11 at 5:30 p.m. versus Penn at Jadwin Gym.
• Entering this weekend both Princeton and Penn are tied for first place in the Ivy League.
Get Connected:
• Are you following Princeton on social media? Follow the athletics department at Facebook.com/PrincetonAthletics, Twitter.com/PUTIGERS, Vine.co/PUTIGERS and Instagram.com/PrincetonAthletics.
• To connect with the women's basketball program, follow the Tigers on Twitter via @CoachBanghart and @PrincetonWBB.
Ivy League Digital Network:
• Fans can tune into all Princeton's Ivy League contests live on the Ivy League Digital Network. All home games will feature live play-by-play with the video stream.
• To sign up visit IvyLeagueDigitalNetwork.com.
National Girls and Women in Sports Day:
• Saturday Princeton will host its 15th annual National Girls and Women in Sports Day at Jadwin Gym.
• The event will feature a sports clinic behind the main court on the indoor track beginning as soon as the doors open at 5 p.m., and continuing until the start of the basketball game.
• The clinic will offer participants the chance to learn the fundamentals of a variety of sports from Princeton student-athletes and coaches. There will also be a bounce house and face painting.
• Admission to the sports clinics is free with the purchase of a ticket to the basketball game. Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for children under age 14 and will be available at the door.
Scouting Cornell:
• Cornell heads to Princeton after splitting its last three Ivy League weekends and holds a 14-12, 6-6 Ivy record.
• The Big Red are averaging 64.6 points per game, a +1.8 scoring margin versus opponents.
• Cornell leads the league in steals with 9.0 per game.
• Allyson DiMagno headlines the Cornell offense with 13.8 points per game, and leads the Ivies in free throw percentage (84.8) and offensive rebounds (3.3/game). She is averaging 8.7 boards per game.
All-Time versus Cornell:
• Princeton owns the all-time series versus Cornell, 47-20, including winning the last 11 straight matchups.
• The series was established in 1974-75 and Friday's meeting marks the 67th between the Ancient Eight programs.
• The Tigers handed the Big Red a 71-56 loss on Feb. 8 in Ithaca, N.Y. in the first meeting this season.
Scouting Columbia:
• Columbia enters this weekend riding a three-game losing skid and sits at 6-20, 3-9 Ivy.
• The Lions are averaging 60.9 points per game, an -11.6 scoring margin versus opponents.
• Tori Oliver and Miwa Tachibana guide the Columbia offense, averaging 10.8 and 10.2 points per game, respectively.
• Amara Mbionwu is the team's rebounding leader with 5.9 per game, followed by Courtney Bradford's 5.8.
All-Time versus Columbia:
• Princeton owns the all-time series versus Columbia, 43-16, including winning the last 11 consecutive meetings.
• The series was established in 1978-79 and Saturday's contest marks the 59th between the Ivy foes.
• Princeton dropped the Lions, 70-41, in the first meeting this season on Feb. 7 in New York City.
Title on the Line:
• After losing to Brown last weekend, Princeton now shares first place in the Ivy League with Penn.
• To clinch their fifth straight league title the Tigers will need to win out their next three games.
The League's Top Offense:
• Princeton maintains its stance as the top offense in the Ivy League, averaging 75.1 points per game (+11.2).
• The Tigers are guided by their league-leading 47.9 field goal percentage.
Off the Glass: Along with pacing the Ivies in scoring, the Tigers are averaging a conference-best 32.9 rebounds per game (+8.6).
May I Assist You?: The Tigers' 16.2 assists per game serves as the league's leader.
Wheatley Paces from Field: Princeton is paced by Alex Wheatley's league-best 55.6 (105-189) field goal percentage.
CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25:
• Princeton slips two spots in the CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top-25 and is tabbed No. 17 with 266 points this week.
• The Tigers are 5-1 versus polling opponents.


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Women's Wednesday - Coloradoan Amy Dombroski Talks about her first year abroad
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Young rising star, Amy Dombroski, talks surviving and striving in her first racing year abroad. It takes a lot to race abroad and it's more than just physical strength. Very interesting read especially some of the comparisons to domestic cyclocross racing, here is one
Last season was my first season racing in Europe. I learned a lot. I had really high highs, but very low lows. In the end, I knew that if I just packed it in, and went back to racing in the US, it would have been a huge waste. In the end, I learned so much about racing here in Europe. For example this race, Zonhoven. In the US, a 'cross race is a 'cross race. There's grass, there's a little bit of sand…there's really not a lot to it.
But then I came here [to Zonhoven], and after one of the first turns is that huge descent down into those sand dunes. I got to the edge, looked down, and almost cried. I just thought to myself "how do I go down this thing?" That was early on in the season for me, one of the first races. So, after that, I had to start looking up races on YouTube the night before I went to them, so I knew what I was getting into.
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Early this week, Salt Lakers have the opportunity to see all manner of pioneering rock and rollers, from the epic art-rock of Jane's Addiction to the steel-guitar slickness of Bonnie Raitt and soulful sounds of Mavis Staples.
JANE'S ADDICTION, SALTAIR, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., $40 day of show
Being a fan of Jane's Addiction is a bit of a conundrum in 2012. Nothing's Shocking is still one of my all-time favorite records, and the opportunity to hear Perry Farrell et al perform "Mountain Song" or "Had a Dad" is always welcome. one of my fondest high school memories is seeing the band on the Nothing's Shocking tour at the old Utah State Fair Park arena. At the same time, the music that the band has sporadically released since has never lived up to that release (and yes, I'm including the hit follow-up Ritual de lo Habitual, a so-so album with a few great songs, especially compared to its grounding, Shocking predecessor). And the occasion tours inevitably feel like cash-grabs, even when Jane's Addiction has new tunes to perform, which is the case this time around as the band is ostensibly on the road in support of its latest release, 2011's The Great Escape Artist.
BONNIE RAITT/MAVIS STAPLES, RED BUTTE GARDEN, Tuesday-Wednesday, 7 p.m., $63
Not a lot needs to be said about why this double-bill is worth checking out; there's a reason Red Butte Garden booked two nights for this double-shot of Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. In Raitt, you have a slide-guitar killer who consistently releases collections of rock-solid blues and pop-rock, including this year's Slipstream. And in Staples, you have one of the signature voices of American soul and gospel music, a familiar face since her days with the Staples Singers who has released a string of killer albums the past few years, particularly You Are Not Alone in 2010. Don't get to these shows late, and don't plan on leaving early. Tickets are still available as of August 26, but both will most likely sell out.


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ZF-6724: Error with options count in Zend_View_Helper_Translate
In the public function translate of Zend_View_Helper_Translate the options count should be updated after every change in options array. This is not really the case. This can lead into problems with the last return "return vsprintf($message, $options)".
As an example i have a messageId like 'translate-me' which should be translated into two languages.
de - translate-me = 'Dies ist 100%tig übersetzt' en - translate-me = 'This is 100% translated'
The % in both aren't placeholders for vsprintf, they are just what they are.
So if I show both translations on one site for translation purposes, I'll render them in a view with $this->translate('translate-me','de') and $this->translate('translate-me','en').
Now the bug comes into game. The translate function won't return the translation, it will throw an Exception "Warning: vsprintf() [function.vsprintf]: Too few arguments in...".
What happened is that the $count variable in the translate function is fixed to options count value before the locale is popped of the end of the options array. The $count value is used for deciding return the translated message if it's 0, but in this case it cant be 0. So the function goas by and tries to return it as a vsprintf string. but there are no more options (the locale gets popped of the options).
I'll provide a patch which should fix this without affecting anything else :)
This patch does not work and breaks existing unittests.
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The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Mary Kay Cabot believes the "odds are very, very high" Robert Griffin III opens the season as the Browns' starting quarterback.
Updating a previous item, Andrew Luck's new six-year, $140 million contract makes him the highest-paid player in NFL history.
Ex-NFL QB Johnny Manziel said he's going "completely sober" starting this Friday, July 1.
Seahawks signed WR Doug Baldwin to a four-year, $46 million extension through 2020.
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Cordarrelle Patterson admits his work ethic lagged at times through the first three years of his career.
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VIDEO: ASU press conference following Arkansas win that clinched Tempe Regional title
VIDEO: Arkansas press conference following Arizona State win that clinched Tempe Regional title
Game 6 Tempe Regional, Arkansas vs. Arizona State
Arkansas Razorbacks
Head Coach Dave Van Horn
Opening statement:
"First off, I'm really proud of our team hanging in there. It's been a long day. It's hot, and I thought we played extremely well the first ball game. The second game, we're one pitch away from getting out of the first and they hit one in those trees out there, and we're down 2-0. We kind of knew that we were going to struggle off that left-hander. He was really good against us last year. He held us down that first game, and really the only difference was it seemed like he threw his fastball a lot more tonight. I told the team I'm proud of them. If you would have told me all of these young guys were going to win forty games last fall, I probably would have chuckled a little back, turned my back and thought `well, we'll see.' Somehow we did it. Somehow we won forty ball games. We played a pretty good schedule and hung in there in our league. We were hoping we'd get a regional. We didn't get one, but we got to go to one. We gained a lot of experience. I have an army of freshmen coming back, and a lot coming in. I'm already looking forward to next year.
On what area they need to get better at:
"We have to get better offensively. We struggled. It was a battle for us. We took what everybody would give us, and that's why we stole so many bases. If you didn't pay attention, we'd steal. That's what helped us win a lot of games. If you did, we'd hit and run. We just have to get better offensively. It was a down year for us offensively. We kind of knew if was coming. We'll get there. We'll be fine. We just have to wait for this draft to get over, because we have a great class signed. I know we're going to lose four or five on the first day and early on the second day, but we just have to see where we're at."
#25 Collin Kuhn
On coming back after being drafted and the progression of the team:
"I think it was good to see a lot of the team and the players grow. I think that the team had pretty good leadership with James [McCann] and myself and DJ Baxendale, and a couple of other guys. It was good to see them progress through the year. I'm proud of them."
#27 James McCann
On the rough night for the pitching staff:
"When I think back about this year, I won't remember this game as far as our pitching staff is concerned. They carried us all year. Those young arms did a heck of a job. This game has no meaning to their season. I look for big things out of them. That pitching staff is going to carry them a long way. I'm proud of them for the way they battled all year."
Arizona State Sun Devils
Head Coach Tim Esmay
Opening statement:
"We're excited about the opportunity to move forward. I thought after Friday night's game against New Mexico, our kids really came and relaxed a little bit more. We played really good Sun Devil baseball. Today, especially, against a very good Arkansas team that we've seen more than we want to in the last couple of years. That's a good program, well-coached. This is not easy. We're enjoying it. We're proud of our program. But this process, this journey, is not an easy one. We are embracing it and we're looking forward to another opportunity to play again next week."
#40 Mitchell Lambson
On if it was difficult to change his mentality to that of a starter:
"The start last week definitely helped me get back in the starter mentality. You have to be more efficient and try and go deeper in the game than when you're closing. Either way, when I look at starting, and try and think it's just like relieving. Hopefully, you're throwing a few more innings than one or two."
On how he felt coming out of the visitor's bullpen:
"I've come out of there a few times, so it wasn't too bad. It doesn't play a big factor. But when the other team gets last at bats, especially a team like Arkansas, it's tough and we knew we were in for a battle."
#18 Joey DeMichele
On scoring early:
"I think scoring first is a huge part of the game. Playing from behind is really tough. You're expending all of your energy. Anytime you score first is great. Getting runs in the first and second inning is always good."


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OVERRATED!? really Chicago? LOL
why is fields even in the game o.O
Get the ****ing rebound.
Oh dear me.
Look at those two plays. Stat didn't even TRY to go to ground on that hustle play with Noah. Thankfully Lin hustled and got it for him. Im not sure if its because Stat is still hurt or what. He just looks stiff out there. Maybe the knee is still bothering him.
Then melo getting VISIBLY angry at fields for not getting a pass into the post. Come on man.
another offensive rebound ! FFS !
Stat just standing there lookin like a dickhead
we cant make FT's, we Cant play D and we cant Rebound....
I wish Fields would work on his release...
Its amazing this we're still sorta in this game with the way we've been raped on the boards
A lot of heart on the drive by Fields.


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The high school theatre honors organization, International Thespian Society, at Arnold High School competed last weekend, January 16th and 17th, in Niceville against 26 other area high schools.
Arnold proudly took home six Superior ratings that included 27 of the 41 students who participated from their school, and 12 Excellents which included 18 students. In addition to the numerous high ratings Arnold competed in the District One Act Festival and not only got a Superior but also ranked in the top four gaining the coveted opportunity to compete with the one act at the State Thespian Festival in April.
All Superior rated pieces and some Excellent rated pieces from Arnold will also compete in April at the largest International Thespian Society festival in the world with over 8,000 other high school thespians.
Arnold High School's Thespian Troupe Sponsor Shannon Taylor is thrilled with the results and said Saturday, "I can't wait to take over 30 students to state festival and I have no idea how we are going to pay for this, but the kids are so deserving after all of their hard work. Many of these students have been working on their events since June of last year because we only get one chance to qualify for State, and recognition like this helps them to see how dedication to something you believe in pays off."
One Act: Alex Schoeni, Kade Dalton, Nick Riveras, Keegan McClanahan, Matt Easterwood, Emily Hankins, Vincent Claypoole, Dakota Bingaman, Rianna Deyo, Laura Linthicum, Bryan Izor, Garrett Poladian, Tia Faulkenberry, Thor Richardt
Large Group Musical: Lindsey Arick, Ashlee Ballew, Dakota Bingaman, Julie Davis, Sarina DiCalogero, Tia Faulkenberry, India Gray, Emily Hankins, Amber Persilver, Jenna Reeves, Marie Rivera, Marie Smithwick, Katie O'Connor
Solo Musical: Wade Pickrell
Publicity Design: Sean Libby
Duet Acting: Thor Richardt and Zac Pipkorn
Ensemble Acting: Kade Dalton, Alex Schoeni, Nick Riveras
The Following Students also received an Excellent on one or more of their pieces:
Sarina DiCalogero, Laura Linthicum, Marie Smithwick, Marie Rivera, John Hamati, Deanna Naegele, Bryan Izor, Rianna Deyo, Michaela Jones, Amber Persilver, Erin Branham, Wade Pickrell, Samantha Zycynski, Garrett Poladian, Emily Hankins, Keegan McClanahan, Macen Payne, Dillon Grice.


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I am able to run plasma_zgeqrf with a matrix that is 73728x1800 (1.977539 GB), but when I run a matrix that is 73728x1825 (2.005005 GB) it fails because it cannot allocate the memory. I am calling the routine from Fortran.
PLASMA ERROR: plasma_desc_mat_alloc(): malloc() failed
PLASMA ERROR: PLASMA_zgeqrf(): plasma_shared_alloc() failed
We have 132 GB of memory on the system and no one else is on it at the moment so there is plenty of memory free. There is likely something defined as an int when it should be something larger?


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• To develop in each learner the skills and attitudes necessary for the attainment of academic, career and life goals
• To ensure proper placement by assessing each learner's level of preparedness for college course work
• To maintain academic standards by enabling learners to acquire competencies needed for success in mainstream college courses
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Studies conducted by the college clearly show that students completing the required developmental courses are retained at a higher level and perform in college level courses as well and in many cases better than non-developmental students.
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Anyone who plans to enter a degree, diploma, or certificate program at Patrick Henry Community College is required to take the college placement test. If the student scores less than a certain "cut score" on the Placement Test, then he or she will need to enroll in the appropriate developmental studies course or courses. The Placement Test is given by Student Development Services staff often during the year (days, evenings and Saturdays). Prospective students can sign up for the Placement Test by calling (276)656-0325. Download the Placement Test student Guide for some test-taking tips and samples.
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To ensure accurate course placement students are re-tested the first day of class in each of the developmental courses. If the student scores high enough then he/she is placed in the next appropriate course. Students are encouraged to review prior to the first day of class. Math students can find an exam review on the math lab web page for each of the developmental math courses.
Students scoring developmental in at least two areas such as English and Math should see a developmental advisor. Call (276)656-0227 for more information and/or to set up an appointment. Advisors include: Greg Hodges, Dean of Instructional Support Services (276) 656-0211; ; Bronte Miller (276) 656-0339 ; Jandy Sharpe (276) 656-0274 ; David Dillard (276) 656-0284 ; Angela Williams (276) 5498 ; Michelle Zollars (276) 656-0295 .
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Reports: Facebook Beefing Up Search
Signaling a shift in the Internet marketing landscape, Facebook is reportedly working on developing its own search engine, challenging Google.
About two dozen Facebook engineers are working on an improved search engine, according to BusinessWeek's Douglas MacMillan and Brad Stone.
The project is headed up by ex-Googler Lars Rasmussen, a Danish computer scientist who collaborated with his brother Jens on the ill-fated Google Wave project. Previously, Lars Rasmussen co-founded mapping software company Where 2 Technologies, sold it to Google in 2004, and helped create Google Maps. He left Google for Facebook in 2010 after a personal pitch from company CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
I'm not seeing any indication that Facebook wants to go head-to-head with Google on searching the entire Web. Rather, Facebook wants to do a better job searching the content members create on Facebook itself, such as status updates, articles, videos, and other information across the Web that members Like, according to BusinessWeek.
Another reason Facebook won't be going head-to-head with Google: Facebook members only see and rate a small fraction of the content of the Web. And that content skews heavily toward the more recent -- today's news or e-commerce offerings. Google is likely to remain dominant in the rare and obscure searches that, aggregated together, make up the bulk of search business.
According to BusinessWeek:
The $15 billion search advertising market could be a huge opportunity for the company. Its also a way to attack a chief rival, Google, which is moving in the opposite direction, from search to social, with its incipient Google+ network. With a more potent search engine, Facebooks wine-loving users might be able to query the closest wineries that have been liked most often. That would give people one fewer reason to leave the sites walled garden. Facebook could also follow the lead of companies such as Google and Microsoft and start selling relevantand profitablekeyword ads alongside results. Search is the best form of monetization on the Web by far, and they are leaving that on the table, says Doug Leeds, chief executive officer of search engine Ask.com. From a business perspective, you have to think about going into search.
TheNextWeb's Drew Olanoff imagines what search on Facebook might be like, and his vision has powerful marketing implications:
For example, I wanted a taco, I wouldnt necessarily type taco into an open search box like I would on Google. Id choose a location or a group of friends and then search for taco. Based on where theyve checked in on foursquare or Facebook, or things that theyve liked, I could be given results to check out.
There's certainly a lot of room for improvement in Facebook search compared with Google. For example, when I search Google for "glasses," I get a list of places I can buy eyeglasses, both near me geographically and on the Web. Searching Facebook, the top listing is for something called "Alioscopy - 3D Displays, No Glasses Required." Second is something called STUN Glasses, an online sunglasses store. I also get pages for "glasses" and "sunglasses" containing no useful information at all, as well as listings for several people with no indication why they come up in a search for "glasses."
If Facebook beefs up its search engine, the implications for marketers are profound. For years, Internet marketing has been a pillar of marketing overall, search marketing has been a pillar of Internet marketing, and Google has dominated search. Marketers focus on getting good search results on Google and Google AdWords. Facebook search would likely emerge quickly as a rival to Google, meaning marketers would have to rapidly shift their focus to making sure their searches do well on both Google and Facebook, two very different arenas.
What do you think? Is traditional search marketing, as exemplified by Google, becoming less important?
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Is the power of Fifty Shades of Grey keeping you up at night? Maybe you just need some jammies inspired by the racy triology.
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Clearview Baptist
The church, 120 Clearview St., will have the Harvesters at 11 a.m. Sunday.
Ezekiel A.M.E. Zion
The church will host the Rev. Anthony Jabo Knotts at 3 p.m. Sunday. Lunch will be served at 1:30 p.m.
Full Deliverance Outreach Center
The church, 15 E. Third Ave., invites parents and preteens/teens to come hear the teaching "The Truth Behind Teen Dating: Boyfriends and Girlfriends" by G. Craige Lewis at 3 p.m. Sunday. For transportation, call 248-5916.
Heaven's Gate Full Gospel
The church, 100 Rolling Park Drive, off Old U.S. Highway 29, will host Genesis from West Virginia at 6 p.m. Saturday. The event is free, and a love offering will be accepted.
Union Chapel A.M.E. Zion
The pastor at the church, 4329 Sowers Road, Linwood, will observe the Twelve Tribe Rally at 6 p.m. Sunday . The Steward Board will have a singing program at 5 p.m. Saturday. All surrounding men's choirs are invited. If more information is needed, call 249-8629.
United Baptist
The church, 1007 Eleanor Drive, will celebrate its 18th anniversary at 3 p.m. Sunday. The Rev. Paul Jones and his congregation from New Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Salisbury will be guests.
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I'm nearly done with my SAS Sten Mk 3 kit (nice conversion kit, BTW), and I hit a nagging question.
What constitutes a 'permanently attached' extension? If I weld onto the barrel, that's fine, but my welding skills aren't super, and I'm worried about damaging the bore. What about welding the extension onto the front trunnion? Does that count? The whole reason I ask is that I'd like to remove the extension when I get the paperwork done and approved for an SBR, and I don't want a junky barrel or damaged barrel. Welding on the front trunnion would be easier to clean up for an SBR if that's legal.