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Over the past year or two, the internet has become increasingly tailored so we see only what it thinks we want to see - which in most cases means what Google wants us to see. We investigate what's happening, and how you can prevent your web search being filtered.
Before the internet existed, our main source of news and current affairs was newspapers and TV broadcasts. We saw and read only what the editors decided we should, and our view of the world was shaped by this information. If a story was deemed too boring - let's say the African famine - it wouldn't be reported and you'd instead see coverage on something else.
The internet and Google changed all that. There were no editors, so the information was freely available: all you had to do was search for it. However, whether you realise it or not, today's search results are personalised so you don't necessarily get the same view of the world as your friends, family and colleagues.
Algorithms and filters use data about you, such as your location, age, gender and preferences to deliver a set of results they think will you'll want to see. But is this a good thing?
In some cases, it may be exactly what you want. Social networks such as Facebook filter out the stuff you would have skipped over and let you quickly digest updates from close friends. However, since all this personalisation is largely invisible, how do you know what you're missing out on? Can an algorithm be trusted to make the right choices about which information you see?
In this feature, we'll look at exactly what's happening and explain some of the steps you can take to avoid or disable these filters.
Filtered search: Google searches
You'd be forgiven for thinking that a Google search for a particular word or phrase would return the same results regardless of who was searching for it around the world. That's far from the case, though, and rightly so. If you search for 'passport application' and you're somewhere in the UK, you'd want to find information that relates to applying for a UK passport.
You're unlikely to be interested in finding out how to obtain a passport in any other country, so Google uses information about your location to tailor its results to provide results it thinks are the most relevant.
This has been happening on a country or continent basis for years, but recently the algorithm has been updated to become a lot more personal. It isn't only your location which search engines such as Google use to filter results. Your search history, online contacts, the browser you're using and even the type of computer is factored in and, while the change in results can be subtle, they can sometimes be radically different.
Take the two results lists below as an example. Both searches were run at the same time, one in London, and one in Sydney. Although both start with the Wikipedia entry for Jim Martin (the guitarist in Faith No More), and have the same image results (in different orders, note) the rest of the results are completely different. It's clear which is the Australian search, but the UK search is oddly filled with US-based websites rather than UK-related results.
You don't need to be signed in to a Google account to see personalised results, either. There's enough information about where you're based, plus search history to tailor searches, but things get even more personal when you do sign in. As we showed last month in our Ultimate Guide to Google, the firm has many services which all use the same account details. Not all are brimming with useful information, but if you use the Google+ social network, it's a different story. See also: How to use Google+
Here, Google knows as much as you choose to reveal about yourself. Whether it's information you post in status updates, links and videos you share, or photos you upload, it's relatively easy to understand what makes you tick and prioritise certain websites over others in your list of search results.
If this is all something of a revelation, you might decide to stop using Google. That's certainly one way to stop your data being used to tailor results, but the bad news is that just about every search engine does it. Yahoo and Microsoft Bing both use personalisation algorithms, although Yahoo's has an element of human input, so it's listings aren't entirely generated by machines.
The main problem is that few people realise that any filtering is taking place as it happens automatically. You won't see a warning or the option to opt out. This is the potential downfall in personalisation, as you may not be aware that you're no longer in the driving seat when it comes to what you want to see on the internet.
Some people argue that it's a form of censoring, while others - including the web's inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee - say it can give you a twisted view of the world and can leave you isolated as the information fed to you is more and more personalised.
Filtered search: Social networks
This is especially true of Facebook, which has filtered its News Feed for a while now. As we said at the beginning, the aim is to put the information you want at your fingertips: the motives behind filtering content are largely blameless, but personalisation can still have drawbacks.
Facebook uses an algorithm called EdgeRank which decides what is and isn't shown in your News Feed. If you've used the social network for a few years you'll have noticed when EdgeRank was introduced (and likely been confused or upset by the change). Instead of a chronological list of status updates, the News Feed switched to a filtered one where 'important' updates (currently called Top stories) were prioritised and put at the top.
Without getting into the technical details, the algorithm attempts to calculate what you'll want to read about. It looks at who you interact with most and puts status updates, photos, videos and links from those people high up in your News Feed. It also tries to figure out what else you'll want to see from people you don't regularly engage with, such as updates family members or brands you've 'Liked'.
This is all well and good, but it doesn't encourage you to maintain friendships with people you don't interact with regularly: they tend to disappear from view entirely so you won't see status updates when they post something and won't be prompted to get in touch with them.
To appreciate how much filtering is taking place, browse your list of friends and see how many of them appear in your News Feed. Chances are it's only a fraction of the total. Naturally, there will be some people who rarely post an update, but it should still be obvious that you're not seeing the full picture.
Filtered search: Twitter
Even Twitter has been accused of filtering with its trends, since it panders to users' obsession with what's new rather than what's important. Twitter also tailors search results in the name of making it easier to "get a sense of what's happening right now, wherever your curiosity takes you". But instead of enabling you to discover things, personalisation tends to do the opposite and can prevent you from seeing new things.
Filtering also affects which online ads you see. It's pretty unnerving when you realise you're looking at adverts for precisely the product you looked at on Amazon a week ago. It's certainly clever advertising, but again, it means you're potentially missing out on seeing new products that you might also be interested in.
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Filtered search: Are personalised results such a bad thing?
It's easy to have a one-sided view of content filters, and entire books have been written on the subject: Eli Pariser's The Filter Bubble for one. Eli warns in his TED talk that "algorithmic gatekeepers" can leave us isolated in a "web of one" if they mean the internet no longer connects us all together, introduces us to new ideas, new people and different perspectives.
It's true that filtering mechanisms can mean you see more and more of the same sort of content - a kind of ever-decreasing circle which reinforces your views and prejudices and limits your ability to discover new websites (which might challenge those prejudices) because they've been excluded from your search results.
However, it's important to remember that all these algorithms take your lead. They're not actively censoring content, but merely use the data on which links you click (and what you choose to ignore) to predict what you'll want to look at next time. You could argue that your level of exposure isn't any more limited because you wouldn't have clicked on certain news stories even if they were shown in a set of search results. Filters simply mimic your online behaviour.
We've already said that filtered content can be a big time saver, and this is an undeniable benefit in today's hectic world. Finding the information you're after faster is always a good thing, and Google's localised results help to ensure UK users, for example, aren't bombarded with an irrelevant list of restaurants in Birmingham, Connecticut when you type in "restaurants in Birmingham".
Also, being able to see at a glance what the people you care about are saying on Facebook without having to scroll through and manually filter the content from your 650 'friends' makes life considerably easier. It's possible to disable filtering but if you don't, it's probably a good idea to browse through your friends lists occasionally to ensure you're not ignoring anyone by accident.
If everyone saw the same search results world-wide, we'd be in a similar situation to the one where TV and newspaper editors decide what we see. Google would decide what's relevant for everyone, whereas filtered content means that different search results appear to different people. Would you rather be reading a personalised version ofa magazine which included only topics that you had expressed a preference for previously, or have the current version where the editorial team has decided what to include? There are pros and cons of both methods.
Without filtered data on the web, some argue, we would be overloaded with irrelevant information and be unable to handle it and locate what's important and relevant. On the flip side, as Pariser points out, 'important' and 'relevant' shouldn't be the only factors that algorithm designers consider. They shouldn't, for example, block content that might make you uncomfortable, challenge you or provide a point of view that's different from your own.
More important than this, of course, is that companies such as Google, Facebook and Twitter make it much more obvious that filtering is taking place, and make it easier to disable personalisation if you want to.
Filtered search: What you can do
This feature wouldn't be complete if we didn't show you how to avoid or disable filters. It isn't possible to escape personalisation entirely, but there are steps you can take:
It's easy for Chrome users to get non-personalised search results. Click the Spanner icon and choose Settings. Click the Manage search engines... button and scroll right to the bottom of the list. In the box marked Add a new search engine, enter Google UK non-personalised. For keyword, enter Google UKNP (look for this in the Omnibox to ensure you're searching using this search engine). Finally, enter http://www.google.co.uk/search?pws=0&gl=uk&q=%s in the last box. This tells Google not to personalise results, but that your location is the UK so you'll still get localised results. Click the Make default button, and you'll get a 'standard' set of results next time you search.
A few months ago, Google introduced 'Search plus your world' which gives you even more personalised results if you're signed into your Google+ account. Searches are accompanied by results from Google+, but you can click a button at the top-right of the browser window (the one with a globe icon) to hide personal results.
If this sounds like too much hassle, consider switching to a different search engine, such as duckduckgo.com. This doesn't filter results, but you might want to click the More button to the right of the search bar and set the region to UK, since it defaults to US.
Like Google, Facebook regularly changes its interface and options, but currently, there are a few things you can do to view an unfiltered (or less filtered) News Feed. At the top is a Sort link. Click it to toggle between the Top stories and Most Recent views.
This takes you only so far, though. On each post, a drop-down menu at the top right allows you to choose whether you see All updates, Most updates or Only important posts from that person. Click on a person's name to go to their Timeline. Here you can hover over the Friends button to choose which list they're in: Close friends, Acquaintances or other lists you've joined. Click Settings... under Show in News Feed to choose which types of updates appear.
If you really want to see posts from every one of your friends, hover your pointer over Friends in the left-hand menu on the home page and click More. Click the Create list button and enter a name, such as Everyone. You will then have to add every one of your friends (or at least those you don't want to be filtered out of your News Feed by the EdgeRank algorithm) and click Create. It will take a while if you have hundreds of friends, but clicking on this list from the menu when you're done will show posts from everyone in the list.
Other changes to make in Facebook include ensuring that your privacy settings (click the down arrow at the top-right corner of the website) are set correctly. One recent change, for example, is that friends of anyone tagged in your posts can see that post. To disable this, choose Custom, then untick the box marked Friends of those tagged. You can also limit who can see past posts.
In your profile, and in other online profiles, it's worth removing your birthday - or at least the year you were born. This information enables tracking companies to more easily identify you from others with the same name.
Avoid tracking
If you don't want to be tracked, start by enabling your browser's private mode. With Internet Explorer 8 or later, you can enable InPrivate browsing by pressing Ctrl-Shift-P. The same shortcut works in Firefox.
Google Chrome users can click the Spanner icon and choose New incognito window (or press Ctrl-Shift-N). When you browse in an incognito window, pages won't be added to your web history or search history. No cookies will be saved and pages won't leave any other traces, apart from bookmarks you save and files you download.
Bear in mind that if you sign into your Google account from an incognito page, your web searches will still be saved in your Google Web History. To stop this happening, go to google.com/history and click Turn Web History off.
Unfortunately, no browser's private mode is sufficient to stop people tracking you and seeing what you're looking at online. Even factors such as your screen resolution, browser plugins and version of Windows mean you're still leaving 'fingerprints' everywhere you go.
Another option is to use Tor from torproject.org. This is a free VPN (Virtual Private Network) utility which effectively makes you anonymous online and prevents websites from identifying your real location. Tor is available for Windows and Android devices, but there's also a Tor web browser bundle which works on Windows, Mac and Linux and can run from a USB flash drive.
Cookies are a hot topic at the moment, as the new EU law (the e-privacy directive) came into force in May. Now, users must be made aware that a website uses cookies, and must accept them in order to continue using the site. Cookies can be useful, as websites will remember your preferences for things such as currency. However, they can also be used to track you, and it's a good idea to delete all your cookies from time to time.
In Chrome, click the Spanner icon, then Settings, then the Show advanced settings... link. Click Content Settings... in the Privacy section and you'll find all the cookie settings. Finally, click the All cookies and site data... button and then the Remove all button.
Firefox users should click the orange Firefox button, then Options, then the Privacy tab. You can click the Tell web sites I do not want to be tracked box and then the 'clear your recent history' link.
In IE9, click the cog icon, then Safety and Delete Browsing History. Here you can choose what to delete, so you can keep the list of sites you've visited and just remove cookies.
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"I never knew this would happen," says Kort. "It's trashed."
Dave Prevatt smiles ruefully and shakes his head. He's heard words like those before.
A professor of civil engineering at Clemson University, Prevatt is here to see which houses withstood the tremendous forces of Hurricane Ivan, and how they differed from the ones that didn't.
Unlike many of her neighbors, Kort stayed put the night Ivan rolled through. So she can tell Prevatt exactly how this happened.
With her husband and a friend, she watched Ivan's winds accelerate to more than 100 mph. Around that time the screen enclosure on the back of the house ceased to be.
"It was, like, scooped up," Kort says, her eyes wide. This is clearly a woman who is thankful just to be alive.
Water started leaking through the windows and then the ceiling. Kort and her companions started putting buckets and trash cans under the leaks, but soon there were too many to keep up with.
When pieces of the ceiling started coming down they retreated to the garage, where the former skydiver and self-described adrenaline junkie says she began to pray.
"We thought, 'This is it,'" Kort tells Prevatt. "I'm thanking God on my knees I am alive."
When a hurricane makes landfall in the continental United States, Prevatt and his colleagues in the Florida Coastal Monitoring Program are out evaluating which construction methods best protect homes from the tremendous wind forces the storms deliver. The program is sponsored by the Florida Department of Community Development and staffed by scientists from Clemson, the University of Florida, Florida International University and the Institute for Business and Home Safety, an insurance industry research center in Tampa.
"If we can define the wind forces, then as engineers we believe we can design something that will withstand these forces," says Tim Reinhold, vice president of engineering at the Institute for Business and Home Safety.
Established after Hurricane Andrew socked an unprepared South Florida in 1992 with an estimated $26 billion in damage, the program sets up portable instruments along stretches of coast where hurricanes are poised to come ashore. Engineers erect weather towers that make detailed measurements of the hurricane's winds. They learn about the forces that houses are subjected to by putting pressure sensors on their roofs.
For the research team, the hours before a hurricane are a frenzy of driving and speedy construction. As Ivan's outermost fringes blustered into Mobile, Ala., four researchers were scrambling to put up a portable weather tower along the city's industrial waterfront.
After cruising around looking for a suitable spot, they settled on an open area just outside the chain-link fence surrounding the Mobile airport. For the next hour they were all socket wrenches and screwdrivers. The men unhitched the trailer they'd been pulling behind a pickup, then extended the four steel legs that can keep the 6,000-pound tower from toppling in 200-mph winds. They tested the instruments and winched the tower up to its full 33-foot height.
Towers like this one can measure wind motions in much greater detail than standard meteorological instruments, explained Kurt Gurley, a professor of civil engineering at the University of Florida. When meteorologists talk about a storm's maximum wind speeds, they're citing readings of the air's horizontal flow taken in a single location at one-minute intervals.
But in a hurricane, the most damaging winds are gusts that last a few seconds or less. They don't come in a smooth horizontal flow, but in localized updrafts, downdrafts or swirling eddies that might demolish one house without touching the one next door.
To capture all that chaotic motion, the engineers mount two sets gauges on their towers at heights of 16 feet and 33 feet that measure wind speed and direction in all three dimensions. Three of the program's four portable weather stations also have two smaller towers that are set 50 feet and 100 feet from the main one in order to determine how much territory sudden gusts cover.
The monitoring program has also wired up more than 30 homes along Florida's coast so they can be quickly outfitted with rooftop pressure sensors that measure the forces exerted on the buildings during the storm. In return for their hospitality the homeowners get free hurricane protection retrofits, including storm shutters and sometimes even new roofs.
For Ivan, the program's engineers mounted pressure sensors on 10 homes along the Gulf Coast from Seaside, Fla., to the Alabama line. Then they sped back east on Interstate 10 in a mad dash to get out of harm's way.
"With all this storm chasing we've been doing, we've just about had it," Gurley says.
This year is by far the busiest hurricane season in the Florida Coastal Monitoring Program's seven-year history. In past years the engineers have been lucky to see one hurricane-strength storm hit the U.S. mainland, but so far in 2004 there have been three.
First Charley, a compact 145-mph whirlwind that hit Florida's west coast communities of Punta Gorda and Port Charlotte with enough force to damage 12,000 homes. After that storm the researchers were relieved to see that homes constructed since Florida's most recent building code revision suffered little or no damage. The 2001 code requires nailing instead of stapling roof shingles, reinforced connections between a home's roof and walls, and features such as hurricane shutters or shatterproof windows to defend against flying debris.
"The new Florida building codes have really helped increase the safety and decrease the amount of damage overall," says Jason Smart, a project engineer with the Institute for Business and Home Safety. After Charley, he adds, "we saw a lot of failures of old structures -- and by old I mean 15 years -- that wouldn't have failed if they'd used nails" to attach the shingles.
Frances, a less powerful but wetter storm than Charley, came next, causing at least $4 billion in damage as it swept across the state from west to east. Engineers found the same pattern as Charley -- homes built in the last few years fared far better than even slightly older ones.
Then Ivan, a storm that combined Charley's ferocity with Frances' deluge. The storm barreled ashore with winds of 130 mph and sustained much of its power even miles inland. Because the program started after Andrew, this was the first time the researchers have been able to study the impact of such a powerful storm in such detail.
All of this season's information -- the damage surveys, the rooftop pressure readings and the detailed meteorological observations -- will prove useful in a number of ways, Prevatt says. It will help improve the accuracy of equations that engineers use to calculate how the forces exerted on a house grow as wind speeds increase. Right now those calculations assume smooth air flow without accounting for the turbulence of hurricane winds.
The data can also be used to improve wind tunnel tests, said Prevatt. At his Clemson laboratory, he is trying to build models of entire neighborhoods to see how the distance between houses and other factors influence wind damage. The real-world information he's collecting in Florida will help improve the accuracy of those models.
This research will also help engineers find the most cost-effective ways to prevent houses from failing during a hurricane. If they find, for example, that lost shingles are the main cause of damage, there's no point in spending thousands of dollars making a house's walls stiffer.
The cost of protecting houses from hurricane-force winds has been a big issue in Florida in recent years. Building code changes inspired by Hurricane Andrew have provoked complaints from some builders that they add too much to construction costs.
Smart says the codes "have really helped to increase the safety and decrease the amount of damage overall," but he acknowledges cost is a concern.
So the Florida Coastal Monitoring Program aims to identify inexpensive building methods that can make a big difference.
As he inspects the Kort home, Prevatt may have found one. He notices that the contractor who built the house about a decade ago neglected to peel off the plastic backing over a sticky adhesive strip on the back of each shingle. That extra adhesion might have held the shingles in place the night Hurricane Ivan blew through.
"You have no damage to the roof structure itself," he explains to Kort. But when a patch of shingles blew off, water poured into the crawl space under the room, collected, and brought the ceiling down, ruining the interior.
But when she rebuilds, Prevatt tells her, she should pay close attention to how the roofer is doing the job.
Because in a hurricane, every little nail counts.
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Wednesday, Aug. 18 at MCU Park
After the headiness of the All-Star Game, where eight Cyclones stood as heroes, the team was flat as a pita bread in the opener of its last series of the season against the hated Yankees.
Yes, the Clones got on the board first, thanks to Jeff Flagg's RBI double, but the bats went silent, wasting a great outing by starter Jonathan Kountis, who gave us just two hits in five innings.
Reliever Adam Kolarek gave up two runs in the seventh, and that was the end of that.
Slugger Cory Vaughn was a last-minute scratch due to an injury to his elbow. He's day to day.
Darrell Ceciliani, who is falling apart in his quest to be the first player in the New York–Penn League to hit .400 since 1971, went 1-for-4, lowering his average to .362.
The Cyclones' first-place lead is now eight-and-a-half games.
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I have read and tryed this :
What I want but can get it the right way is having a sidebar sub-navigation showing the child pages, preferably inside a page/section So like a second navigation in sidebar just for this section.
works! (nothing is showing)
mysite.com / page A
works! (but would be better without the subsub showing)
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Doesn't work! (nothing is showing... so how to go back ? Maybe because there is no more children page regarding the WP nav... I would like it to show exactly like on "sub-page A" please.)
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By Todd Franko (Contact)
Time magazine called 2011 "The year of The Protester."
In Ohio, this could be called "The year of the government worker." It seemed no matter where you turned, everyone had a concern one way or another.
Gov. John Kasich beat his Senate Bill 5 drum.
Schools and townships pushed new levy efforts — many to failure.
Some government worker contracts showed no pay hikes for the first time in forever.
And arbitrators paid out more tax dollars that weren't theirs in places such as Liberty Township.
All of this puts us at a good point to make change.
In some local government operations, there was actually evidence of courage against the accepted (I'll get to that at the end).
I think a few more failed levies and personnel changes this coming March will get taxpayers in even better shape.
I say that because while there is attention, there is not enough action. Mahoning County operations continue to be a great poster child for such.
Here is a suggestion for the Occupy Youngstown folks: You will have more impact locally if you occupy a commission meeting or a township meeting. Try it for a few months, please.
We are a county that has little banked money, has 219 jail beds closed while bodies pile into the morgue, has roads repaved every 20 years instead of every 10, has employees on layoffs across many departments, among other issues.
Yet, through November, we handed out $655,700 in 2011 pay raises. You can bet that by December, we will be at $750,000 in increased wages. And those increased wages also include increased pension and benefits payments. Combined — you could easily round up to $1 million in new wages this year for the county.
Those raises include Prosecutor Paul Gains' legendary-by-now staff raises of 15 percent and 20 percent, and Engineer Richard Marsico's wages-in-lieu-of-new-dress-shoes-allowances and the forgotten raises at the county board of health.
Add to those charades:
An assistant prosecutor in November who got a 4 percent bump that was on top of an 11 percent bump in February that was on top of a 10 percent bump in 2010.
At Child Support Enforcement, four staffers got 8 percent pay bumps in October that were on top of 3 percent bumps in the spring.
About 20 folks at Job and Family Services cashed in nearly 5 percent raises this month.
For CSEA and JFS, the raises were called for in their contract.
"Called for in the contract" is among my favorite government speak, right up there with "These are not pay hikes. These are step increases."
Did that same contract call for 10 percent unemployment?
I would love to see CSEA and JFS folks sit down with the deputy sheriffs' contract people and compare approaches to doing the right thing.
Over the past couple of years, deputies have coughed up about $4,000 to $6,000 per person to keep co-workers off the unemployment line and keep safety services at the highest affordable levels.
Workers at CSEA and JFS? Well — their union reps protected them from earthquakes and ensured their contracted pay raises were adhered to as they served more of our newly unemployed.
So though there is attention, there's certainly not enough action.
Hence the request for a few more failed levies, some help from Occupy Youngstown and pressure on all government workers to force the bad workers to buckle.
Here's why I think there is hope:
In Beaver Township and in Poland Township over the past several weeks, township workers acted against their own township workers due to misdeeds.
Would that have happened in 2010 or 2005?
In Poland, three street department workers were suspended (one opted to retire) after unspecified misdeeds arose. One worker was the brother of the police chief, who reportedly was not even made aware of the probe.
In Beaver, two firefighters who were brothers resigned after they admitted padding their timecards for a few extra thousand dollars.
The kicker was that some friends implored Beaver officials to just give them a warning.
"They should have been immediately told they cannot do that," someone wrote.
Told what? Thou shalt not steal?
I think the Ten Commandments covered that. But some worker contracts probably trump that set of rules.
So in Beaver and in Poland, leaders did the right thing and pounced on problems in their ranks.
I call that a good start heading into 2012.
Todd Franko is editor of The Vindicator. He likes e-mails about stories and our newspaper. E-mail him at email@example.com. He blogs, too, on vindy.com.
The correct question isn't whether those actions (Poland and Beaver employees being disciplined) would have taken place in 2005 - they would have, no question. The question is, would it have made news in 2005? Has anyone ever bothered to check and see if any employees were EVER disciplined or fired before?
This editorial makes it appear that this is the first time a public employee has ever been punished. That is, to be polite, misleading.
Let's also clarify a point: those Beaver firefighters were not full-time employees, comparable to the departments with full-time staffing. They were not earning a steady paycheck and benefits and pension. Yet you smear the area's full-time firefighters with that brush by not making the distinction between they and the volunteers and part-timers.
Just more of the continuing attack on Ohio's public employees - same garbage, different day.
The bigger issue /concern here (to me) is the fact that Mahoning County Sheriffs deputies have been on a pay freeze for HOW LONG??????? While Paul Gains is giving his employees HOW MUCH in raises???
That is LUDICROUS!
Once again I admire your courage. This is what journalism looks like. Too bad the opinions of your editorial staff is so lopsided and seeps into the Vindy reporting.
But aren't all these bumps and raises going to the 99%. Maybe a burn barrell and campsite outside of Phantom Fireworks' Zolden (and other 1%ers) would create some explosive news (pun intended).
Truth be told the Vindy/WFMJ will not go against those beholden for its ad revenue.


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Alan McManus recovered from a two-frame deficit to beat Ali Carter 13-11 and reach the World Championship quarter-finals.
Alan McManus recovered from a two-frame deficit to beat Ali Carter 13-11 and reach the World Championship quarter-finals.
Furious Ali Carter hit out at what he called the worst conditions of his career after crashing out of the World Snooker Championship in the second round on Saturday.
Stuart Bingham became the latest victim of the 'Crucible curse' as the man who lifted the trophy last May crashed out on day one of the Betfred World Championship.
Ali Carter opened up on his ongoing health problems after his UK Championship third-round exit against John Higgins.
Ronnie O'Sullivan eased into the World Snooker Championship quarter-finals with a 13-5 victory over Matthew Stevens, while Neil Robertson saw off Ali Carter 13-5.
Ali Carter received a standing ovation as he made his return to big-time snooker in Coventry.
Last year's runner-up Graeme Dott held off a fightback by Mark King to win 10-7 and clinch a second-round match against Ali Carter at the World Championships.
Neil Robertson began the defence of his Betfred.com World Championship title by splitting the opening four frames of his first-round match with qualifier Judd Trump.
Peter Ebdon battled through a bout of illness to edge an attritional encounter against Ali Carter 6-5 in the The Masters Snooker at Wembley on Sunday.
Welshman Mark Williams knocked out world number two Ali Carter to earn a place in the last 16 of the World Open in Glasgow.
Ali Carter won the Shanghai Masters with a hard-fought 10-7 victory against Jamie Burnett.
Ali Carter will face Jamie Burnett in the final of the Shanghai Masters after both won their semi-finals with ease today.
Neil Robertson became Australia's first World Championship finalist for 35 years as he completed victory over Ali Carter this afternoon.
Graeme Dott became made a 146 break as the resurgent Scot took charge of his semi-final against Mark Selby, while Neil Robertson is only two from victory against Ali Carter.
Neil Robertson outplayed a weary Ali Carter in the first session of their marathon last-four showdown as he began his quest to give Australia their first ever Crucible finalist.
Mark Williams will face Ding Junhui in tomorrow's final of the Sanyuan Foods China Open after beating Ali Carter 6-4.
John Higgins claimed his second totesport.com Welsh Open title with a 9-4 victory over defending champion Ali Carter in the final at the Newport Centre.
John Higgins and Ali Carter will meet in the final of the totesport.com Welsh Open at the Newport Centre tomorrow.
Ronnie O'Sullivan delivered a scathing criticism of his game despite fighting back from 3-0 down to beat Neil Robertson 6-4 before Mark Williams shook off the effects of whiplash to beat Ali Carter in two eventful second-round matches at the Pokerstars.com Masters at Wembley today.
Neil Robertson demolished Ali Carter's bid for world title glory by knocking out last year's beaten finalist at the Crucible.


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Pregnancy After Bariatric Surgery
Topic Overview
What is bariatric surgery?
Bariatric surgery (such as gastric bypass or banding) helps people lose weight. It's only used for people who are obese and have not been able to lose weight with diet and exercise.
This surgery makes the stomach smaller. Some types of surgery also change how your stomach connects with your intestines.
How can the surgery affect your pregnancy?
Weight-loss surgery before pregnancy can:1
- Help you get pregnant if obesity was the reason you had trouble getting pregnant.
- Lower your chance of some pregnancy problems. These include high blood pressure, gestational diabetes, and preeclampsia.
- Reduce how much weight you gain during pregnancy.
This surgery may increase your risk of having a cesarean section (C-section).1 But there is some debate about why. It may be that past C-sections increase the risk, rather than the weight-loss surgery. Talk with your doctor if you have concerns about your chance of a C-section.
How long should you wait after surgery to get pregnant?
Experts suggest that a woman wait for 1 to 2 years after bariatric surgery to get pregnant.1 This surgery helps people lose a lot of weight quickly. Getting pregnant too soon after surgery could mean that a growing baby might not get needed nutrients.
How will your pregnancy be different after weight-loss surgery?
In most ways, your prenatal care will be the same as for other women. But there are a few differences.
- You may need to keep seeing the doctor who did your surgery. This is to make sure that you aren't having any delayed problems from the surgery.
- A dietitian may work with you to make sure you're getting the nutrition you need and to help you plan meals.
- You may need to take extra vitamins and minerals. Weight-loss surgery can make it hard for your body to absorb some nutrients, such as folic acid, calcium, vitamin B12, and iron.
Some women may have a hard time with the idea of gaining weight for pregnancy after losing all that weight. Talk to your doctor if this bothers you.
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Russian Tea Cakes
These powdered-sugar cookies end up on many a holiday cookie platter and are one of my personal favorites. Here's a light rendition I love just as much.
- 1 cup no- or low-trans-fat margarine with 8 grams of fat per tablespoon
- 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract
- 1/4 cup powdered sugar
- 2 tablespoons sugar substitute
- 1 cup unbleached white flour
- 1 cup whole-wheat flour
- 3/4 cup chopped walnuts or pecans
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- Step 1
- Preheat oven to 350°F. In a mixing bowl, beat margarine and vanilla until smooth.
- Step 2
- In a 4-cup measure, whisk 1/4 cup of the powdered sugar, sugar substitute, and both flours together, then beat into the butter mixture until just blended.
- Step 3
- On low speed, beat in the chopped walnuts.
- Step 4
- Use a cookie scoop (1/8 cup) to place the dough on an ungreased nonstick cookie sheet or jellyroll pan, 2 inches apart. Using your fingers, press down on the dough balls to flatten to 1/2-inch thickness.
- Step 5
- Bake for about 12 minutes, or until starting to lightly brown. Let cool, then roll in the remaining 1 cup of powdered sugar.
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SSL page error after clicking on Billing.
That page can't be used without SSL. If someone only has PayPal Express, we'll need to just direct them to PayPal to manage their account.
I'll add some of that logic to the next release. So if the gateway is PayPal Express (without Website Payments Pro), it will use the HTTP version of the page and just include some language and a link to PayPal.
Will be fixed in version 1.3.14 coming out soon.
I am sorry to make you work so hard on this, however I think this is needed for those who opt not to use SSL or using a local server for testing.
Thank you for your dedication on this matter.
Yup. No problem. That was a good catch. Making the plugin better.
Update coming soon.
You say, "If someone only has PayPal Express, we'll need to just direct them to PayPal to manage their account."
Does this imply that there will be no history within the PMP billing panel if it gets redirected to PayPal?
The account page will still show the billing information from their last order. And if you have the PayPal IPN URL setup in your PP account, invoices for new orders should show up there too.
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If I paste in the billing.php into my theme, it works, in that it displays the membership status.
If I paste the invoice.php into my theme, it works, you see all current invoices.
If I paste account.php into my theme, it displays the SLL error page when clicking on the billing link.
If I change to a WP packaged theme, it still presents the SSL error page. The account.php script includes: WP user profile, invoices and billing whereas the billing and invoice are separate from one another.
If you update PMPro and delete any "besecure" custom field on your pages. It should be good. If not, email me a membership account and the URL to the account page.
Caps, thanks for your help. The issue was with members who didn't have an order (e.g. if the admin set their membership level). The billing page was trying to be secure for them even though it didn't have to (no form is shown, just a message saying they don't have a subscription to pay).
I've patched your install. Update 1.3.15 will include this fix when it is released.
Thanks again.
Really? What a discovery. Thank you for your persistence in cracking this error.
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HOUMA — A new Taco Bell will be going up at 5974 W. Main St. in Houma.
Construction is expected to start by Aug. 1 and be finished in late October or early November, according to Carl Blum, the architect on the project.
The new $385,000 store will replace the location across the street and down a few blocks at 6489 W. Park St., where the lease is expiring.
The store will offer more parking and an expanded drive-thru lane, Blum said. It is owned by B&G Food Enterprises of Morgan City.
BBQ restaurant gets high rating
HOUMA — VooDoo BBQ & Grill has been voted the top barbecue restaurant from readers of AAA Southern Traveler.
It was part of the "2010 Best of the South" contest held in the magazine, which was voted on by AAA members from Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi.
"We are honored by this award," CEO Tony Avila said. "It's a great accomplishment when so many southern readers recognize our hard work and dedication to serving great BBQ. We want to thank the readers, and we hope all travelers visit our restaurants."
VooDoo is based in Baton Rouge and has a Houma restaurant at 1779 Martin Luther King Blvd., Suite 204. Call 655-5227.
Nurse honored for achievements
HOUMA — Andrea Papa of Terrebonne General Medical Center's emergency department has been granted the Daisy Award, which recognizes the extraordinary work of nurses.
"I appreciate this award from my co-workers and patients. Thank you," said Papa, a four-year veteran at TGMC.
The award is given by the Daisy Foundation, whose overall goal is to fight immune-system diseases. TGMC is one of 37 other medical providers that distribute the honor.
Civic Center has new catering options
HOUMA — Those planning events at the Houma-Terrebonne Civic Center can choose from four new caterers.
Signed by the Parish Council for a three-year term, they are Cannata's Catering, Cypress Columns Catering, Head and Tails Catering and Premier Catering and Event Services.
"These caterers are established, professional and highly-qualified to provide our clients the best quality food and beverage service, whether they need breakfast, buffet, plated meal banquet service, or anything in between," Civic Center Director Janel Ricca said. "This opportunity provides our clients with a choice they never had before, while also maintaining a high-quality, well-presented catering experience."
Previously, the facility used an in-house catering service, which still will provide concessions.
Women's business lunch coming soon
HOUMA — Network with colleagues at an upcoming luncheon of the Women's Business Alliance.
The lunch will be from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aug. 5 at Woodmen of the World, 309 S. Hollywood Road in Houma.
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Well said. I hated my UQ until I got the fit just right. It did take quite a bit of modification
also. Since I have found that sweet spot, I feel that I have to adjust less than my pad. Getting...
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Well said. I hated my UQ until I got the fit just right. It did take quite a bit of modification
also. Since I have found that sweet spot, I feel that I have to adjust less than my pad. Getting...
If you have the cash, get an underquilt and pretend pads dont exist. I use pads because im a hybrid between ground and hammock. Hammock when im solo and tarp tent with the woman.
Here and here are a couple good threads discussing R-Value.
In lamens terms, the higher the R-Value, the warmer you are. For example, an R-Value of 1 would be suitable for summer camping but you...
True it does weigh more and also costs a bit more than I originally thought. It looks like about $40 for the 25"x77" ridgerest when I thought it was $20. I was looking at the small size. Anyhow,...
This is just a yoga mat people, not some profound and new innovative technology. Spend a few more chucks and get a ridgerest.
Thanks I can barely see that.
Know the weight on these?
Received, mods close please.
Sent you a PM with payment info. Sold pending payment.
Sold pending payment
Military Patagucci R1 Knockoffs - Well they aren't technically knockoffs.... they are the real deal military issued gear. Very same weight material (Polartec brand) that...
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I'm in... hopefully I get struck by lightning!
You're excited because you get to go on a hang! :D
Per the forum rules you must make an "Ill take it" or "dibs" type post in the public forum. Expressing interest (through PM or publically) does not state that you are claiming the item.
Please delete this thread.
Does this run big from your experience? I'm 6'2, 190lbs and was hoping to have a casual fit, not too loose but not too tight. :)
I have a Warbonnet Traveler for sale in excellent shape with no issues:
$70 1.7DL (Olive Green) - Costs $85 shipped from Warbonnet
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Started new thread because I listed these as "WBBB Travelers."
The new thread is here.
Oh and I can't take pics, sorry! It is in perfect shape and I will stand by that.
Like the above commenter stated, it is sort of the same. They both have dimensions 65x120, but the traveler lacks the luxury items that the blackbird has (tie outs, shelf, integrated bugnet). All...
that was quick! Sent you a PM.
I have two WBBB Travelers for sale, both are in excellent shape with no issues:
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Not hurting my feelings. However, I would encourage Stalker42 to read all the terms of service, especially the rules posted in the Buy/Sell forums.
It took me a little while to get the hang of it...
Technically nobody called dibs. Per the hammock forum rules, this was still available even after the "sold pending funds" because nobody said "I'll take it"
Nevermind :D
Some good info here. Has anyone thought to use a Merino wool blanket?
Retracting my claim because I thought they were all GG Sitlight pads.
I'll take the Traveler.
Perhaps a mod could chime in to which sub-forum this post would be allowed (if it is allowed)? I thought about posting it in "General" but wasn't sure.
Sorry, my sole intent is to help someone...
Please take this thread down if it is not appropriate but I saw this thread on another forum that has a WBBB 1.7 for $100 shipped....which is a helluva deal.
No affiliation. I just wish I'd paid...
Got ya. Thanks for elaborating.
Although I try to update things immediately, I see how this becomes confusing.
You may close this thread if you'd like, I am mobile ay the moment. I can take it...
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I just reread the forum rules and couldnt find where it says this is not allowed. Can you paste that info here?
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The Grass March Cowboy Express, a group of horse riders raising awareness and bringing attention to the plight of ranchers who are, in their opinion, having their grazing rights on federal land stripped away, will be traveling through Russell County Tuesday and Wednesday.
USD 407 Named a Kansas School Breakfast Challenge Winner
The Kansas State Department of Education, in partnership with Midwest Dairy Council, Harvesters, Kansas Food Bank, Second Harvest Community Food Bank and Kansas Action for Healthy Kids, announced Friday the winners of the 2013-2014 Kansas School Breakfast Challenge.
Russell Man Injured in Sumner County Motorcycle Versus Tractor Crash
A Russell man and a woman were taken to Wesley Medical Center in Wichita with injuries after their involvement in a motorcycle versus tractor crash over the weekend in Sumner County.
FHSU Changes Commencement
Fort Hays State University, one of the fastest growing universities in the nation, will make major changes in the way it conducts graduation ceremonies beginning in spring 2015.
KU to Honor Local Students
Students from nine Kansas high schools will be honored Thursday, October 9, by the University of Kansas Alumni Association and KU Endowment.
Junior Pruter Memorial Blood Drive a Big Success
The American Red Cross thanks all who donated blood Wednesday in Russell in memory of Natoma's Junior Pruter. The goal was to collect 55 units and 66 units were collected.
Presence of Rattlesnakes in Russell Reported
In the past week, the City of Russell has seen an increase of rattlesnakes in the East 15th, North Fossil and North Culp Street areas. With the cooling temperatures, the snakes are looking for warmer areas.
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Scott Brecheisen fired a gross score of 157 (80-77) this past weekend to confiscate the Hillcrest Country Club Men's Senior Club Championship crown.
Golfers participated Saturday and Sunday in the links battle.
Randy Lawrence rocketed past the rest of the Governors Flight field to claim the flight title with a net total of 140 (72-68). Rounding out the top three were David Legg (148, 69-79) and Thad Friedman (153, 77-76).
In the Senators Flight, Steve Brecht also buried all his rivals. He collected the top honor with 144 (75-69), followed by Jim Scinta (153, 75-78) and Jim Curd, Jr. (155, 81-74).
The Presidents Flight, however, was good to the last drop.
Jerry Barnett squeezed out first place by a margin of one stroke. He registered 153 (79-74), followed by Bob Heaton (154, 76-78) and Bob Pomeroy (155, 85-70).
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Ken Moore and Brent Baughman combined skills to repel the rest of the field during last week's Adams Senior Men's Golf Association action.
Competing as two-man team, with one low net from the executive tees, Moore and Baughman whittled out 51 to edge out by two strokes two other teams in the 'A' Flight.
Knotted with 53 were the twosomes of Reuben Anguiano and Roger Lawrence, and Paul Taylor and Al Leik.
Gary Reheis and John Tagliaferri owned third place with 55.
The 'B' Flight deserved an 'A' for down-to-wire excitement.
There was a two-way logjam at the top between the duos of Dennis Befort and Ken Bruno, and R.G. Hutchings and Ray Stas. Both squads finished with 48.
Jim Anderson and Farrell Oldham hooked up to record the second-place score of 50.
Landing in third place, with 53, was the pairing of Darrell Harris and Bill McFarland.
Tom Polk and Ben Lewis carved out a round of 46 to easily capture the 'C' Flight honors.
Don Noak and Flo Neuzil earned runner-up honors, at 49, followed by Vic Scullawl and Marvin Thurman at 50.
In the 'D' Flight, Tim Smith and Danny White harvested a first-place total of 47, followed by Marvin Traxson and Charlie Driskill with 49.
Don Shaub and Dwain Baker joined forces to register 50 and finish third.
During the previous week, Moore and Baughman again were teamed up and won the 'A' Flight in the 2-man team flighted shootout competition.
The format included alternate holes on one-through-six, scramble on holes seven-through-12 and one low net on holes 13-through-18.
Moore and Baughman came in with 62, three strokes better than Gary Knupp and Larry Palmer.
The twosomes of Anderson and Taylor and Bob Wilson and Lawrence tied at 66.
Befort and Stas carved out 68 to capture the 'B' Flight title. Bob Brown and Eldred Traxson secured second place with 70, followed by Harris and David Holder with 71.
Five teams finished within two strokes of each other in the 'C' Flight.
Tied for first, with 71, were Don Antle and Oldham, and Lewis and Dennis Cubbage.
Jim Meyer II and Neuzil earned a share of second place, with 72, along with Thurman and Tom DeSalme.
Noak and Weldon Dowden owned sole possession of third place, with 73.
Tom Rogers and Kim Shepherd nailed down the 'D' Flight crown with 72.
Smith and White finished close behind, with 74. The duos of Jack Huffman and Bill Schmidt, and Shaub and Jim Hampton were deadlocked, with 80, for third place.
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John and Jennifer Hoyt combined to shoot 136 (gross) to seize first place in the recent Hillcrest Country Club 2012 Couples Club Championship.
The Hoyts turned in rounds of 70-66.
Thad and Sandy Kent whittled out the low net score (132, 66-66), followed by David Oakley and Karen Befort (133, 65-68).
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Ken Moore proved to be the most — or least — at last month's Adams Senior Men' s Golf Association Club Championship battle.
Moore turned in the championship gross score of 72, to win by three strokes.
Paul Taylor conquered the course with the runner-up score of 75, followed by Larry Palmer with 76.
Following are the flight net winners:
President's: Jim Anderson, 66; Larry Palmer, 67; Paul Taylor, 68.
Senator's: Bob Havens, 69; Rick Blevins, 70; R.G. Hutchings, 72; Bob Brown, 72; David Holder, 72.
Governor's: Boyd Geary, 68; Malcomb Shaw, 69; Don Noak, 70.
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