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Four area high school graduates and Transylvania University students have been named to the Dean's List for the 2011 winter term.
To be named to the Dean's List, a student must achieve at least a 3.5 grade point average during the term.
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Senior Anna Lewis, an educational studies and Spanish language and literature double major, is the daughter of Dwight and Frances Lewis of Cynthiana.
Senior Nadia Smith, a computer science major and Spanish minor, is the daughter of Davis and Rita Smith of Cynthiana.
Cynthiana's Dr. Stephen Besson will be singing the National Anthem at the Lexington Legends game Friday, May 27, as part of the quartet Adelphos.
A new festival is coming to the area.
All American Day will be held on Monday, July 4, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Flat Run Veterans' Park, on Oddville Avenue (US 62 E) in Cynthiana.
The event will be celebrating everything American. The food vendors will be serving classic American food – hamburgers, hot dogs and barbeque. The other vendors are only allowed to sell items that were made in America.
There will also be some old fashioned games: Three-legged, wheel barrow and egg in a spoon races.
Eric Semijalac, son of Alex and Gail Semijalac, graduated from Full Sail University on April 22, 2011. Semijalac studied film, receiving a bachelor's degree from the school, located in Orlando, Fla. He was the class salutatorian, graduating with a 3.94 GPA, and also received a Course Director Award in digital cinematography. He graduated from Harrison County High School in 2008. He is currently living in Orlando, with plans of moving to Los Angeles in the near future.
By Sarah Kinney, Guest Columnist
Jonah Case, an 10-year-old Northside fourth grader, recently visited a college class at the Licking Valley Campus of Maysville Community and Technical College.
Jonah and LVC students collected aluminum can tabs to support Jarrett's Joy Cart, a service at Kentucky Children's Hospital in Lexington.
Vacation season is upon us. And, while the price of gas may be restricting some travel, there is always a chance that you will meet up with a celebrity somewhere along your way.
If you do, have someone snap of photograph of you and that star. We'd love to show it in The Cynthiana Democrat in a new feature called Celebrity Encounters.
If you are going to the Kentucky Speedway this summer, you may run into someone well known in the NASCAR circuit. Get a family member or even a complete stranger to capture the moment.
I'm writing this on May 21 and if you're reading it the end of the world didn't happen as California preacher Harold Camping predicted.
Actually, that's not quite accurate. He predicted that Jesus would return on that day (today as I write this) and take all those who believe in him to heaven, leaving those who don't behind.
Elmarch United Methodist Church will be having their fifth Sunday hymn sing on Saturday, May 29 at 6 p.m. Several local singers will be performing.
Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy an evening of singing and praising our Lord Jesus Christ through song.
Rachel Victoria Lorenz graduated cum laude from Kentucky Christian University, Grayson, Ky. on May 7, 2011, with a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree. The Nursing Pinning ceremony was held on May 6 when Lorenz was presented the Spirit of Nursing award.
Lorenz is a 2007 Harrison County High School graduate. She is the daughter of Timothy and Terri Lorenz, Cynthiana, and the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huffman of Newport, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lorenz of Baltic, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Stein of Baltic.
Julie Henson, daughter of David and Pam Henson of Cynthiana, has been awarded a Trustee Scholarship to attend Georgetown College. Henson, a senior at Harrison County High School, will receive the scholarship upon matriculation in the fall.
The Trustee Scholarship is the top academic scholarship awarded at Georgetown College and is renewable for four years. Students receiving the scholarship were chosen based on GPA, ACT scores, and depth of involvement and leadership in activities.
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Are you a major-league second baseman who suddenly can't throw accurately to first base? A weekend golfer struggling with three-foot putts? Did your high school coach just call you a choker?
Help is on the way. (Unless you're a lefty.)
The American Psychological Association recently published a study, promoting it with the headline, "Simple routine could help athletes avoid choking under pressure."
Too late to help Steve Sax, lead researcher Juergen Beckmann, chair of sport psychology at the Technical University of Munich in Germany, comes up with a surprising finding: that "righthanded athletes who squeezed a ball in their left hand before competing were less likely to choke under pressure than righthanded players who squeezed a ball in their right hand."

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There are many images coming out of 9/11 that are ingrained in the minds of millions of Americans.
One of the images some may recall is the photograph of 2-year-old Patricia Smith walking across the stage of Carnegie Hall to accept the New York City Police Department's Medal of Honor on behalf of her mother.
Her mom was Moira Smith, was a police officer who died saving hundreds of lives in the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
"I feel proud that I did that, and was able to represent her," said Patricia, who at the time was called "The Big Apple's Little Girl." Although Patricia, now 12, was too young to really have any memories of her mother, she recalls a favorite story her dad once told her about her mom "My favorite one is probably the one that my dad told me about when she was about 12, my age," she said. "She jumped in a pool and saved a little girl. Like, even before 9/11 she was a hero to somebody."
Patricia says she's not sure yet if she will follow in her mother's footsteps when she grows up.
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Chris Rainey Cut From Colts For Fire Extinguisher Incident
The Colts waived running back Chris Rainey earlier in training camp but didn't say why. But Thursday night during the team's first preseason game, Chris Rainey tweeted and we may know why now.
According to NFL.com, once Dan "Boom" Herron scored a touchdown, Rainey tweeted ""Nice TD Boom even tho u was in the hallway with me that nite when we was horsing around with the fire extinguisher. Man up like i did." on Twitter.
Rainey is obviously still upset about the incident, whatever may have happened.
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How Does Popularity Information Affect Choices? A Field Experiment
Catherine E. Tucker
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Juanjuan Zhang
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) - Sloan School of Management
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Management Science, Vol. 57, No. 5, pp. 828-842, May 2011
Popularity information is usually thought to reinforce existing sales trends by encouraging customers to flock to mainstream products with broad appeal. We suggest a countervailing market force: popularity information may benefit niche products with narrow appeal disproportionately, because the same level of popularity implies higher quality for narrow-appeal products than for broad-appeal products. We examine this hypothesis empirically using field experiment data from a web site that lists wedding service vendors. Our findings are consistent with this hypothesis: narrow-appeal vendors receive more visits than equally popular broad-appeal vendors after the introduction of popularity information.
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MONTGOMERY, Alabama -- The runoff for the District 7 Montgomery City Council seat recently vacated by U.S. Congresswoman Martha Roby is less than a week away, and the two remaining candidates are busy last-minute campaigning.
On Tuesday, April 19, voters residing in District 7 will choose between Jenny Ives and Arch Lee, who were the top two candidates of eight running in the March 8 primary election.
The two candidates were featured on 1440 AM's "Capitol Buzz" Tuesday morning, fielding questions from show host Mark Montiel about their aims.
Ives, a 24-year resident of Montgomery and former senior vice president of the Aronov real estate firm, spoke of how her business career prepared her for the position. Lee, a Montgomery native and lobbyist for AAA, spoke of the importance of leveling out city finances.
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The off-the-cuff remark gained much attention, according to WAKA.
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Thursday is the last day voters can register for an absentee ballot. As of Monday, only 60 Montgomery residents had applied for absentee ballots for the runoff.
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As the Writer, who knows things about you.By Jesse Green
Phyllida Lloyd gives it a try in Central Park.By Jesse Green
Primaried stages.By Jesse Green
Eclipsed will be one of only two shows written by a woman in Broadway's current lineup.By Nate Jones
Sing in me, Muse, of the Angels of Hell's.By Jesse Green
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A neighborhood in transition.By Jesse Green
Suzan-Lori Parks's serial masterpiece.By Jesse Green
This production is a statue not fully liberated from the stone.By Jesse Green
"This is why I can't have nice things at home or on my backstage rider. I'll just sit there and compulsively finish it."By Sierra Tishgart
Chloë Moretz will star in The Library.By Delia Paunescu
Alison Bechdel's comic-strip memoir, onstage.By Jesse Green
On musicalizing an odd Shakespearean comedy.By Jesse Green
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With a new kitchen, too!By Mary Reinholz
They gathered with other Public Theater alumni to tear down the lobby before it gets refurbished.By Jada Yuan
A hair-to-fur analysis, in chart form.
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The California Supreme Court's ruling in favor of gay marriage spurred Ellen DeGeneres into action -- she announced during the taping of her talk show Thursday that she and longtime girlfriend Portia de Rossi, who was in the audience, are going to get married, the Associated Press reports. (The show aired Friday.)
Same-sex couples may be able to get married in as little as a month, according to the AP, although opponents say they are readying a constitutional amendment banning gay marriage for the November ballot.
DeGeneres, who dated Anne Heche after she came out in 1997, and de Rossi (who previously dated Francesca Gregorini, the daughter of Barbara Bach and step-daughter of former Beatle Ringo Starr), have been dating since 2004.
It would be the most high-profile same-sex wedding since Elton John married (or, to be technical, civilly unioned) longtime partner David Furnish in England in 2005 and partied with a celebrity-packed crowd including Ringo Starr, Victoria Beckham, and Claudia Schiffer.


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Subsequently commissioned by the Royal Navy as H.M.S. Caledonia.
- Caught fire and subsequently scrapped
Remarkably, the German liner Bismarck, launched on June 20, 1914, never made a voyage under that name. The reason for this was because she was launched only about a month before the outbreak of World War One. During the war, she was laid up, incomplete and decaying.
Following the war, she was handed over to the Allies as part of war reparations. In the end, the White Star Line acquired her, and renamed her R.M.S. Majestic. In taking on this new name, she became the second ship of the title to serve in White Star's ranks; the first Majestic, sister of the Teutonic, entered their service in.
She was completed at the Blohm & Voss yards to White Star's specifications, although it was clear that they were not particularly happy about losing their greatest accomplishment to a British line. In the end, when White Star arrived to formally take possession of the ship, they found her painted in HAPAG colors, and under her original name and registry, along with a few other surprises.
The ship left Hamburg for a very brief set of trials on March 28, 1922. After successfully passing these tests, some more work to complete her was carried out, and she arrived in Southampton on April 10, 1922, now under White Star's colors, and with her new name emblazoned on her prow.
Following a month of preparations for her maiden voyage -- nearly eight years from the time of her launch at Blohm & Voss -- she left on her maiden voyage on May 10, 1922.
The largest liner in the world was back in White Star's stables. For the remainder of her career, she proved to be a much-loved and popular vessel.
She was laid up in early 1936, eventually being sold to the Royal Navy to serve as the training ship H.M.S. Caledonia. In September of 1939, she caught fire and sank; she was finally scrapped, her steel being recycled for the war effort.
If you are interested in the history of the Bismarck / Majestic, make sure that you keep an eye open for Mark Chirnside's latest book, RMS MAJESTIC: The 'Magic Stick' (The History Press, October 2006). According to the blurb:
"With an extensive collection of archive pictures of the Majestic and other ships, including photographs of the White Star vessel's stately rooms, and striking paintings of the ship in vibrant colour, as well as a fascinating and comprehensive narrative chronicling the life of the vessel, RMS Majestic: The 'Magic-Stick' provides a complete history of a ship that was once the pride of the White Star Line."
"With an extensive collection of archive pictures of the Majestic and other ships, including photographs of the White Star vessel's stately rooms, and striking paintings of the ship in vibrant colour, as well as a fascinating and comprehensive narrative chronicling the life of the vessel, RMS Majestic: The 'Magic-Stick' provides a complete history of a ship that was once the pride of the White Star Line."
Mark's previous two works, The Olympic-Class Ships: Olympic, Titanic & Britannic and RMS Olympic: Titanic's Sister (both published by Tempus), have become the definitive works on these vessels, and have twice earned him 'Book of the Month' in Ships Monthly.
The Leviathan (left), Majestic (center) and Berengaria (right) together in Southampton during the twenties. Sketch ©2004/2005 by Chris Mazzella. Not for re-use without permission.
This White Star Line ad from 1925 features their flagship, the R.M.S. Majestic, the former HAPAG liner Bismarck. She was, at that time, the largest vessel in the world. ~ Author's Collection.
A rare aerial view of the Majestic. ~ Mark Chirnside Collection.
These three illustrations are rarities, especially for their colorized nature. Above is a depiction of the ship's a la carte restaurant. ~ Mark Chirnside Collection.
This illustration shows the First Class Dining Saloon of the Majestic in all its splendor ~ Mark Chirnside Collection.
Like her sisters, the Majestic had a Pompeiian Swimming Pool, seen here in full color. ~ Mark Chirnside Collection.
A color illustration advertising the Majestic. ~ Author's Collection
In late February of 1935, the Majestic's scheduled departure from Southampton was delayed for a full day due to a gale with 60 mph winds; she is shown in the photograph above, still fast to her dock. ~ Author's Collection
A beautiful photograph of the 1st Class Entrance to the Lounge. ~ Author's Collection
A photograph of the Majestic using Southampton's floating drydock in the early thirties. ~ Author's Collection
A rare and beautiful photograph of the Majestic entering drydock in early 1934. ~ Author's Collection
An artist's depiction of the event photographed at left. ~ Author's Collection
A scene in Southampton, England, that was typical during the 1920's and early 30's. At left, the Majestic. Middle right, just visible, the Berengaria. On the far right is the Mauretania. ~ Author's Collection


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The blog is dead – long live the blog!
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I've gone a bit schtum of late, partly because I've been kept fierce busy staying abreast of the big bloggerfuffle as evinced here and here. After all, if blogging is dead, does that make me a necrophiliac? Course, I've also been on hatwatch, which can be very time-consuming indeed, as you can well imagine. But moving swiftly on, a quick alert for an event which has already made an appearance in the comments here, but really deserves its own post: that's right folks, it's the Sing-a-long Sound of Music at Dublin's Sugar Club. So don your Von Trappery and head a-long to said venue on February 6th for a night of raindrops and roses and whiskers on kittens. The film will be screened with subtitles for anyone who gets confused about whether they're sixteen going on seventeen, or how you find a word that means Maria (a flibbertijibbet, a will-o-the-wisp, a clown, in case you didn't know). Kick off at 7.30 p.m. Sing it with me, doe a deer, a female deer. . . .


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GameStop (NYSE: GME ) and Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) ended the previous generation of console gaming on completely different trajectories. The game retailer limped to the finish line, as GameStop had to endure a brutal stretch of quarterly sales declines while new gaming devices exploded in popularity.
Mr. Softy's Xbox 360, meanwhile, outsold rivals over that time period and established itself as the console to beat heading into the next generation. But could these two companies see dramatically different results in this generation? In the video below, Fool contributor Demitrios Kalogeropoulos and analyst Blake Bos discuss GameStop's and Microsoft's quickly shifting gaming prospects.
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According to reports out today, reality TV mom Kate Gosselin will star in a new show on TLC, the same network that drove her family to fame with "Jon & Kate Plus 8."
In this show however, the focus will be off the Gosselin brood, focusing solely on Kate as she travels around the country visiting other families and offering advice on balancing work and home life.
Gosselin has managed to remain in the spotlight since last fall, when she and ex-husband Jon went through a very public divorce and the show changed names to simply "Kate Plus 8."
She is currently a contestant on ABC's "Dancing with the Stars," and many speculate that the show's stellar ratings this season are partly thanks to her and the controversy her type-A personality provides.
In "Twist of Kate," Gosselin will use fan letters from women inspired by her story and profile those women and their own challenges. She'll visit those women in their homes or workplaces and "walk in their shoes" while "providing insight" whenever she can.
Twelve episodes will start airing in late summer.
Gosselin is a polarizing figure in pop culture -- you either love her or hate her -- but it's likely people in both camps will watch this show.
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FC Barcelona is one of the greatest clubs in the world, and it has seen some of the best players in the history of football pass through its ranks.
Players like Migueli, Carles Puyol, Xavi and Ladislao Kubala are renowned for the unwavering commitment towards the club that they showed throughout their careers. Most of these men are considered demigods by Barcelona fans; their names are spoken with a quaver of respect.
We have, however, seen some—for want of a better word—colourful characters in the Barcelona ranks as well. Some players have managed to etch their names into notoriety with their actions on and off the pitch.
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Maybe you should play it first dumbass.
I knew it! I warned y'all about it! Sad to say but true. Don't worry, there will be good Wii FPS games. This one, however, is not it.
"Red Steel isn't completely devoid of merit, but it's a half-baked, buggy game that feels rushed and poorly executed. There's a good concept in here somewhere, as a swords-and-guns shooter pitting you against yakuza villains certainly seems like it could be very exciting. However, the experience itself hardly fulfills any of the promises behind it. So if you're looking for an exciting new way to simulate gunning or cutting lots of dudes down using the Wii Remote, you'd best keep looking."
Maybe you should play it first dumbass.
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Me too
I don't care what others say as long as I like it
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All these threads are getting on my nerves now "redsteel sucks hard cos one reviewer said that he didn't like it"
number 1: don't say anything till you tried it
number 2: Ngamer gave it 90%
number 3: everyone who has it on this very board said it rocks
From gauging public opinion, I'd say the game is good-great, but not as spectacular as what we hoped.
Still totaly buying the game though.
http://www.gabbly.com/wiichat.com <-live chat with WiiChat usersOriginally Posted by Cyan Winters
Seeeeaaaaaaaarrrrrcccccccchhhhhh! this is old
I've been playing it for over two hours straight... and I love it. All it takes is getting used to the controls, and taking the odd drink break! Besides, isn't this a repost anyway?
WiiSports (obviously) / Redsteel / Excite Truck / TC:SO / Rayman RR / Wii Play / Sonic and the Secret Rings / Mad Catz Skinz
notice that Gamespot reviewed it. the same site that game zelda an 8.8
Kris (first replier), that's a great idea!
Now, should I spend $50 to try it (defeating the purpose of read before you buy) before I quote GameSpot (not make up my own review), or do you know someone in my area that actually got ahold of a Wii and has Red Steel? Or, do you know where I can buy a Wii so this actually matters?
Should I remain silent and not point out the bad review with a catchy, nipple-tweaking title? Probably. But I'm bad at that kind of judgment.
I'm quoting GameSpot. I haven't played it. I don't own a Wii because I can't find one yet, but as I only need it by Christmas for my kids, I'm not worried.
To those who love it:
I'm relieved for you, if that makes any sense.


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WWE Over The Limit is only three days away and the card looks to be set, though it is expected that a Sin Cara and Chavo Guerrero match will be officially added very soon.
It's not the best first feud for Sin Cara, but he will get some experience in front of a live pay-per-view audience and Chavo is a good worker who will be able to protect the high flier during some of his more dangerous spots.
Meanwhile, the other high flier on the WWE roster, Rey Mysterio, could be getting his own feud with Sin Cara when Wrestlemania 28 comes around. The rumor has been floated around WWE production meetings, and if everything falls into place, that would make for a fun and exciting match.
CM Punk is still negotiating a new contract with WWE. The Straight Edge Superstar will be involved in a tag team championship match at the pay-per-view this weekend, but I am still trying to figure out why he and Mason Ryan are getting the shot.
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A man was struck and killed by a train overnight in Daytona Beach where the railroad intersects with International Speedway Boulevard.
Daytona Beach Police Department officers are looking into the death.
Carl LaBreck's body was found about 75 feet south of the intersection.
LaBreck is a transient who was most recently arrested earlier this month on an alcohol violation. He's also been arrested for trespassing, disorderly conduct and burglary.
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Avoid These 5 Useless Website Promotion Techniques
SitePronews.com- Every owner of a website on planet Earth knows that getting a constant flow of targeted traffic is the key to making money online. The world wide web attracts such a massive number of buyers that regardless of what you sell, you will make some really good money when you have lots of traffic.
Internet marketers are constantly coming up with newer ways to expand their reach across the Internet because no website can survive without enough targeted traffic. In their quest to obtain more of the elusive traffic, the website marketers have come up with some rather creative ways to bring in greater amounts of traffic in a short period of time and with little effort.
My email inbox has been flooded with sales letters promoting some automated software or seldom used secret that promises an explosion of website visitors within 30 days. The disturbing part of all this is that it goes against the teaching of our early years; that nothing good comes easy and there is no quick path to building a successful business. As a result of these promises of abundant website traffic and exploding sales figures, many have abandoned those time tested methods of attracting real targeted website visitors that are prepared to take some kind of action. Keep in mind that website traffic isn't something that you can just get, but visitors will come to your website when you have something to offer, enticing them to click on your link.
Too many people are cashing in on a person's desire to get to the top without much effort by offering some really useless website marketing techniques that could actually kill their search engine rankings. The fact is that these are nothing more than 'Marketing Fads', that may produce some huge results in the beginning, but when the newness wears off their effectiveness will fade away forever just like the telephone booth.
Remember when pop-ups and pop-under advertising came out years ago? This was the hottest marketing tool since the time of placing fliers on cars in parking lots. However, when everyone in the world started using pop-ups to promote their websites there were windows popping up every time you visited and exited a website. Internet users worldwide got so sick of all those pop-up windows that someone invented pop-up killer software. The search engines even started penalizing websites that were using pop-up scripts and soon after that method of website promotion faded away.
I will attempt to identify and explain some of these useless website promotion techniques that should be avoided at all cost. Using some of these bad website marketing techniques could certainly kill your search engine rankings.
Automatic Search Engine Submission Services
These free search engine submission websites allow you to put in your URL, keywords and a description of your website. You then click Submit believing that your website is on its way to being indexed on thousands of search engines. Not so! First of all, the major search engines require manual submission by hand and even implement coding script to prevent auto submission. Secondly, when you click on that Submit button you have no idea where your website link will end up going. Your website link could be automatically posted to porn or international directory websites that are nothing but a colony of spam links. If Google crawls your website and finds out that you have links to your website coming from other websites with rotten content, then your website will pay the price in low rankings.
There is absolutely no substitute for manually submitting your websites to the search engines directly. You will have complete control over where your link is going, and the search engines will automatically crawl your website to get your title and description.
Auto Submission to Directories and FFA Sites
You may have seen those places that claim you can blast your website to over 2 million websites and directories. As a general rule, please stay away from anyone that uses the word 'Blast' because this is just another way of saying Spam. It sounds like you are literally placing your link on millions of other websites and getting tons of instant backlinks to your website. Those FFA or Free For All websites are nothing but a link farm containing links from sites with bad or irrelevant content. The search engines will never see your website as being respectable enough to rank high in the search results if it is affiliated with that type of environment.
Lead Generation Software
I once received an email that said, "Hello Webmaster, My name is John. I have been searching the Internet for some business opportunities and came across your website. I just wanted to know if you are still in business today. Please email me at firstname.lastname@example.com and let me know. Thank you."
I replied to the person giving them more information about one of our websites. That particular email was forgotten until I received a few other emails with the same content from different names and email addresses. This matter sparked my curiosity and prompted me to do some further investigation to find out why these emails turned up so frequently.
I discovered that this was the work of lead generation software that extracts website links and email addresses from the Internet for any category. You just type the keyword in the search box and the software literally pulls in millions of email addresses. The software even allows you to mass email all those addresses. On the surface it appears to be the perfect way to put your website link in front of millions of people in the same industry as you.
This has the look and smell of spam, but because the one sending the email does not attempt to sell you anything, it's not quite spam. This marketing technique is not very effective because the email is generic, impersonal and did not give the reader a reason to respond. Your emails should speak to a person's needs and not just at them. Readers respond to emails if you find a way to reach their interests, giving them a reason to take action.
Backlink Generating Software
Google loves websites that have lots of quality backlinks, considering such links votes on the importance of those sites. Somebody got this crazy idea to automate the link building that Google loves, hoping to get huge numbers of valuable links and move to the top of the search engine results. Google has now gotten smart and has found to way to detect how you are getting your backlinks and even the speed at which you are getting them. So, if you are still buying links or using software to get instant backlinks, then chances are Google will find out and penalize your website. Nothing can substitute for writing valuable content that will automatically attract quality backlinks.
Automated Article Submission and Article Spinning
Writing high quality articles is a great way to attract targeted visitors to your website. Again, someone invented a way to automate this process as well. They came out with article submission software that they claim will automatically submit your written articles to hundreds or even thousands of article directories. There is even software that will take one written article, spin the title and words around, and submit them to more directories. This software sells like hotcakes because people don't want to do the labor intensive work of writing their own articles and submitting them manually to article directories.
The real, authentic article directories that can syndicate your articles are getting smart and have installed a special code that disallows auto submission of articles. They have also installed a special script that can detect articles that have been spun off from the original. Most of them manually approve articles before they are published in their directory and can easily detect duplicate and spinned content.
Widespread use of these automated website marketing techniques has taken away the need to apply really genuine website promotion that gets real results and replaced it with push-button marketing. You may see some quick and positive results, but only for a short period of time. Treat your website like an infant; give it lots of attention, feed it some healthy content, protect it from dangerous spam activity and let it grow naturally over time.
Deek Ennis is the Founder and CEO of Buildstar Wholesale Resources. Since 2003 they have helped over 100,000 businesses fulfill their wholesale and drop ship product sourcing needs and save money with free worldwide shipping on over 5 million wholesale products. Deek is the author of numerous published articles on internet marketing and business such as, "7 Do It Yourself Techniques to higher Search Engine Rankings" and "How to Avoid Getting Scammed While Buying Wholesale". Learn how Deek and Buildstar can help fulfill your wholesale product sourcing needs at www.buildstarwholesale.com.
2010-12-30 at 20:34
Very informative and a valuable offer of content in a great article. These days with all the hidden dangers and flood of spam out there it is often easier and more helpful to report what NOT to do than the other way around. Great read and excellently written. (yes, like it or not excellently is a word)
2010-12-30 at 21:42
Wow, I'm really surprised to see such a terrible article on such a great site. If you think that backlink generating software, article submission programs, and article spinning doesn't work, you clearly do NOT know what you are talking about.
Do you honestly think that people pay $500 + $200-300/month for Xrumer due to a placebo effect? Backlink generating software definitely works, and since a program can accomplish in 1 minute what it would take a human to do in many hours, software programs are definitely superior in my opinion.
You can provide plenty of theoretical reasons why backlink generating software shouldn't work, but if I can find just one person who ranks highly using it, clearly it isn't "useless". And since every single person I know who ranks highly for competitive keywords uses software, clearly you are dead WRONG.
2011-01-26 at 14:11
well i thing its time to forget old money making techniques and start making money using new methods: from mobile web there is really difficult to find mobile guru school, but i think recon to try this ways to make money fast
2010-12-31 at 04:02
Yeah, that's crazy that the guy would say automated software doesn't work. Maybe he's thinking about software which would mass produce thousands of articles that made no sense and spammed the hell out of websites.
Software has gotten much smarter now and better at what it does. It's also laughable that he thinks Google can detect and somehow penalizes websites for getting backlinks too fast. If that's the case then I will send backlinks to all of my competitors in the car insurance, weight loss, and golfing niches and dominate the first page of Google for all of these niches.
Sorry Deek Ennis, but you're dead wrong with this article. JMO
2010-12-31 at 04:44
fitting that this person says that article submission robots are a no-no. AND YET THE ADS ON THIS PAGE ARE FOR ARTICLE SUBMISSION ROBOTS! OOOPS>
2011-01-01 at 05:12
I agree, we need to get back to the basics of providing content that adds value, but I do find it ironic that this article, which implies that popups are dead and advises avoiding article spinning/mass submission "at all cost", appears on a page heavily advertising "Popup Domination" and "Article Marketing Robot". Cognitive dissonance, anyone?
2011-01-13 at 06:06
Automated Article submission does not get the same juice as it did before, as the spun articles carry an article footprint which can be detected by the search engines. Manually spun and submitted carry more weight.
2011-01-24 at 16:08
Good post and review of whats out there and what not to do. I have tried some of these tactics earlier in my career and got the results you spoke of. I agree the best way to get anything done (right) is to take the time and do it yourself. Thanx again…
2011-02-16 at 19:22
Article spinning is good and bad, according to your article http://inside.offervault.com/2011/01/new-do-follo…
If done correctly
2011-02-17 at 00:58
When you are online, your name is your brand and you need to protect it. I don't like to use any automated spinner or submitter that will put something out there on the internet with my name on it unless I can see & approve the content first.
2011-02-24 at 18:01
I guess the PPV ad companies are on their way out of busines………not!
2011-02-25 at 03:12
LOL. @ Automation tools don't work, I thought the author was onto something until I read this article which is highly ignorant. Are you kidding me guy? While you did mention about the short term success and the long term failure, if you can duplicate alot of "short term" successes you have yourself a nice passive income machine utilizing automation tools.
Software TODAY is alot more intuitive than it was say 9 months ago. And the results they render solely depend on the technical knowledge of the user of such software. The biggest improvement I've seen is how they are getting better at reducing footprint. There is countless examples of automation softwared sites on the net that's being successful.
Preaching to people that being a caveman and using manual labor to accomplish what a program can complete without human intervention is just non-sense. You sound dumb trying to justify it. Terrible Article and even dumber subject matter.
2011-03-02 at 20:24
Now I am more confused than before…Does anyone have any solid data on these tactics?
2011-03-03 at 03:22
To the orginal poster, you have not the slightest clue!
While i agree with your opinion in general and say you cannot go wrong with high quality web sites and content (indeed i consider it key)…so you are dead wrong with your assumption that "seo software" (like senuke) or article submission is not effective.
In fact, please do me a favor and examine some odd "adsense" sites which made it all the way up in Google in extreme niches,.eg weight loss. NONE of those got their position using "natural" ways, the tough niches are dominated by sites using sophisticated link building and SEO – NOT by making a site and then forgetting about SEO and link building. You can do a LOT with SEO software..respective using it intelligently. This doesn't mean its "right" from a morale point of view to use it…but just stating the facts
2011-04-08 at 06:51
Lol! My guess is this is a guest post from a newb who has no clue what he's talking about. Correct me if I'm wrong but thanks a lot for the laugh 😀
2011-07-25 at 17:42
Well it's always good to have somebody else's standpoint on things isn't it? Forces you to start to think properly and also freely, and so i appreciate your leaning on things, although I might not go along with all that you say.
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2011-10-30 at 00:58
I agree that those are just useless promotion techniques and also it would bring harm to your site. Using automated software will only trigger spam detection by Google and surely they will penalize your site.
2012-03-01 at 12:41
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I had the most odd Martha Stewart dream last night. I don't usually dream about food or food related things, which is too bad… I think a cooking or eating dream would be fantastic! Talk about an interesting diet: the lucid dream diet?
I was watching a live taping of Martha Stewart's tv show and very excited as this was her first show since being released from prison. My attention was focused on the large screen displaying the broadcast version of the show, though I was in the audience. Martha was wheeled into the studio, being that a condition of her house arrest was her confinment to a board just like Hannible Lecter in Silence of the Lambs. Her arms were wrapped around her torso in a straight-jacket, almost looking like a cocoon. Fortunately she didn't have to wear the face mask contraption.
Martha's show consisted of her giving a very passioned monologue of how much she loved pies. Cakes were ok, but pie was where it was at. The image on the large screen was a tight shot of her face, with just a bit of the board she was strapped to showing around her head, like a glowing pressboard halo. Her face was frozen in a wide grin, as she proceeded to list every pie flavor she could think of. I silently spoke my favorite pies to myself not daring to call out the flavors she was overlooking.
Grasshopper Pie…
Peanutbutter Pie…
oh, even better: PeanutbutterFudge Pie…
"Boston Cream Pie" Martha chimed in,
Coconut Cream Pie…
"Peanutbutter Banana Pie" I heard her say as I drifted out.
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I love your food blog, and I made my mom list it in her directory website of handpicked links to the best foods/ingrediants/ foodblogs etc at http://www.food411.com
keep up the great work!
Scary dream, but watching a taping sounds fun. How did you get tickets? Was it worth going?
I am looking for an easy recipe for peanut butter pie with a choclate crumb crust


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By Joseph Bayne
Having provided holistic care to runaway homeless youth in Western New York for more than 24 years, I have witnessed state and federal support continue to be sliced and diced.
Local community and faith-based providers to these youths around New York State are already cutting beds and letting go of staff. Our neighbors in Niagara County had to close their Transitional Living Program.
Those who provide for runaway homeless youth are the "catch-all," often the last resort for adolescents who have aged out of foster care, who come from dysfunctional families, who have dropped out of school and, yes, some who have refused love and care by good parents.
Our programs for these youths are non-institutional, home-like, offering structure and mentoring. Our Transitional Living Program on Seneca Street in Buffalo is highly respected for the "tough love" approach, meaning we want our youth to grow/mature via our extensive Living Skills Program with daily adult mentoring. We expect them to finish school and/or gain or maintain employment, to become responsible contributing members of the community. We want them to have self-esteem and sufficiency, not to rely on government handouts.
Compare the cost of any of our programs for runaway homeless youth to those of the Erie County Holding Center, East Ferry Detention, foster care, government entitlements or state-run facilities, and the savings is astronomical. Yet since 2008, funding from the New York State Office of Children and Family Services is down 60 percent, despite pleas to Albany, with no help from our legislators or the governor.
The latest sad commentary on our society hit us from Washington and the Department of Housing and Urban Development. Their new approach with the Emergency Solutions Grant is that shelters and transitional independent living programs are no longer needed. The money taken from us ($25,000 this year) now goes into a new, novel approach – a free apartment for young people.
Can most youths handle managing their own apartment today? The advertisement and requirements for these federally funded apartments right here in Buffalo are printed: No ID required, no requirement to remain sober/clean, no immediate need to seek employment. This is Washington's new approach.
For those of us in the trenches, this is beyond absurd. Federal and state entitlements abound with little or no accountability of recipients, yet critical community services with positive outcomes are forced out of business. So much for our children and youth being considered our hope for the future.
Father Joseph Bayne is a member of the board of directors of the Empire State Coalition of Youth & Family Services.


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GEMA doesn't allow Germans to watch this video! Thank u GEMA!ReplyDelete
so how many months is she? she might be one but theres no way shes 12 months!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Agree. I was thinking "now way in he** she is 12 months..". She looks more like an 2 year old..Delete
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11 months.....
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Raising an athlete.. but then again.. if I grew up in paradise with mountains, I would be a pro too.. Michigan can only take me too far and $$$ is everything after that if you wanna go further. Nay, I got a real job.. damn. (Not being sarcastic.. actually disappointed in my life). Rock on little baby!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 12, 2013 at 6:52 PM
Lets all realize no real danger! Fuckin bunny hill ok. how cute.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 17, 2013 at 3:14 AM
I was a snowboard instructor at Mammoth, so I can say with all certainty that she is killing it! We don't even provide snowboard lessons for kids under 5 years old (while skiers can start at 3) because most kids don't have the motor skills to stop the board. They're like little noodles wobbling all around. This girl is clearly lifting her toes to slow down ... a concept that some adults can't even get ... and she's having a great time. Give the kid and the parents some credit. I do agree about the protective eyewear though!ReplyDeleteReplies
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She is so happy on the board =)ReplyDelete
LOVE! Super cute and she is rocking it!ReplyDelete
Snowboarding is such an enjoyable sport even if it is still your first time. As long as you bring along with you the right gear, this is the kind of sport that you website traffic would ask for more especially when done together with a crowd.ReplyDelete


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"Most on-premise vendors assume that creating a virtual deployment instance of their software and hosting it through AWS makes them a cloud provider," noted Jeff Morris, VP of Product Marketing at GoodData, in this exclusive Q&A with Cloud Expo conference chairs Larry Carvalho and Vanessa Alvarez. "However, what they do not realize is that cloud provisioning must be more instantaneous."
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Cloud Computing Journal: How are hybrid clouds evolving to allow the coexistence of private and public clouds? What are the challenges to meeting a true hybrid cloud scenario?
Morris: We at GoodData operate in the private cloud. In general, we nor our customers see a significant need for a hybrid private-public cloud.
Cloud Computing Journal: Are on-premise software vendors successfully migrating their business model to a SaaS model? What are the challenges faced in this journey?
Morris: On-premise software vendors are not successfully migrating their business models to SaaS models because there are significant differences they are not acting on that exist between operating as a SaaS model and an on-premise model.
Most on-premise vendors assume that creating a virtual deployment instance of their software and hosting it through AWS makes them a cloud provider. However, what they do not realize is that cloud provisioning must be more instantaneous. Their current act of creating and configuring a new, full installation of their software does not succeed.
Additionally, they tend not to provision their installation teams with enough resources to successfully manage deployment. The teams end up relying too heavily on an infrastructure service partner, such as Amazon, to provide support for the challenging data governance.
Cloud Computing Journal: With several vendors lowering costs for infrastructure, is there a way for new cloud service providers entering this space to make money?
Morris: The value of cloud-based deployments is not merely that they significantly lower the costs of infrastructure. New businesses make money in the cloud by creating superior value with their applications and/or services.
For example, while GoodData's infrastructure costs and management requirements are much less than that of on-premise vendors, its true value for customers is that it binds together in a single uniform deployment the typically brittle information-to-analytics delivery chain.
Cloud Computing Journal: What are the challenges for end users to adopt a new model for application development using Platform as a Service? Are vendors doing enough to meet their needs?
Morris: End users adopting new models for application development using PaaS are challenged by the fact that most PaaS today are still in their infancy. Most vendors are not supporting their customers enough to meet their needs, causing quick churn among dissatisfied customers moving from product to product.
Successful vendors not only provide the resources for building out new functionality, but also provide advice, strategy, and best practices for bringing new capabilities to market. GoodData's PoweredBy solution offers its customers a full suite of tools and support to enable their rapid success.
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Jeff Morris, VP of Product Marketing at GoodData, is a veteran in the BI and Analytics space with over 11 years of technical product marketing and product management experience at Actuate, one of the leading open source BI vendors. His career began in 1989 at a software engineering vendor, IDE where he was first introduced to analytics, and he ran marketing communications at Forte Software during its IPO (later purchased by Sun). He's held product management roles Borealis Technology, an early sales automation vendor, and for five years with open source pioneer, Sendmail.
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Traditionally, the Royal Rumble has been sold as an event that could help any WWE Superstar's career. The winner gets his choice of champion to face at WrestleMania. This means a main-event spot on the biggest show of the year.
Yet the reality has been different for some years now.
The last Royal Rumble winner to get the final match on the card—therefore the actual main event—was Randy Orton back in 2009. He lost that match, leading to the statistic that four out of the last five Rumble winners have failed to capitalize on their victory.
Even the one winner in that run—Sheamus last year—had a relatively underwhelming WrestleMania. His match against then-champion Daniel Bryan culminated in just 18 seconds.
It is easy to see why some fans see the Royal Rumble reputation as misleading.
However, there are many ways that the Rumble can help lift a wrestler's career. Beneficiaries can range from those athletes who are trying to break into title contention to newcomers just trying to make a name for themselves.
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On Sunday there is a four hour workshop on IP quality, jointly hosted by Atrenta, IPextreme, TSMC and Sonics. One of us from SemiWiki should be there so there should be something more about what happened after DAC. There will be demos and everyone will be touching on using SpyGlass to qualify IP.
On Monday afternoon, Mike Gianfagna will be on John Cooley's Troublemaker panel. It is in ballroom G at 3pm. Also on the panel are Joe Sawicki (Mentor), Joe Costello (Oasys), Dean Drako (IC Manage), Jim Hogan and Gary Smith. John Cooley, of course, is moderating (or trying to encourage lack of moderation).
One the designer track, Atrenta are presenting 3 times:
- Churning the Most out of IP-XACT for Superior Design Quality, 10.30-12pm on Tuesday in room 18C. Presented with Texas Instruments.
- Scalable Hierarchical CDC Verification, 12.30 to 1.30pm on Wednesday in hall 5. Poster session with Cisco.
- Path-Finding Methodology for Interposer and 3D Die Stacking, 4-6pm on Wednesday in room 18C. Presented with Qualcomm
Atrenta are also busy in the evenings at DAC. Atrenta and Mentor are sponsoring all the musical entertainment for the 50th Kickin it up in Austin party at Austin City Limits Live on Monday night. They also sponsoring a bar on the mezzanine level where you can get a SpyGarita. Two of these and youll see the future. Atrenta is also proud to be a sponsor for Jim Hogans benefit party on the third level of Austin City Limits on Monday night. They have some very special surprises in store for that event. Entry to the event requires a fee (tax-deductible contribution to a local childrens advocacy group in Austin called CASA).
On Tuesday evening, Atrenta is one of the sponsors for the Stars of IP party. This is a private, invitation-only event hosted by the IPextreme and their Constellations group. Live bluegrass music on the rooftop bar, a full Texas-style barbeque dinner and other surprises throughout the evening.
And, of course, Atrenta are one of the sponsors of I LOVE DAC where you can get a free exhibit pass. Sign up on the DAC website here.
Full details of everything Atrenta is up to at DAC on their website here.
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A learned Catholic theologian and polemical writer, born of Protestant parents at Stuttgart, 28 December, 1535; died at Ingolstadt, 4 May, 1578. He studied the humanities at the Latin school of Stuttgart, and the liberal arts and philosophy at the University of Tübingen. To please his father, who was burgomaster of Stuttgart, Eisengrein matriculated as student of jurisprudence at the University of Ingolstadt, 25 May, 1553, but before a year had passed he was at the University of Vienna, where he took the degree of Master of Arts in May, 1554. During the tolerant rule of Ferdinand I, Eisengrein, though still a Protestant, became in 1555 professor of oratory and, two years later, of physics at the University of Vienna, a Catholic institution. Though his Catholic surroundings and especially his frequent intercourse with the Jesuits of Vienna may have had great influence in bringing about his acceptance of the Catholic Faith, still his conversion was one of conviction, as is apparent from his numerous controversial writings and his scrupulous solicitude for the integrity of Catholic Faith and morals at the University of Ingolstadt. His conversion took place about 1558. In 1559 he received a canonry at St. Stephen's in Vienna, and a year later he was ordained priest. In 1562 he went to the University of Ingolstadt whither he had been invited by the superintendent of the university. Frederick Staphylus. He was appointed pastor of the church of St. Maurice, which was incorporated with the university, and in April of the same year he was elected rector of the university. Besides being professor, he devoted much of his time to the study of theology and, after receiving the degree of licentiate in this science on 11 November, 1563, he began to teach it in January, 1564. Duke Albert V of Bavaria chose him as councillor, appointed him provost of the collegiate church of Moosburg, and shortly afterwards of the collegiate church of Altötting and the cathedral church of Passau. In 1563 and 1564 he took part in the politico-religious conferences at the imperial court of Vienna ; in 1566 Duke Albert sent him to Pope Pius V to advocate the appointment of Prince Ernest as Prince- Bishop of Freising, and in 1568-9 he was imperial court chaplain at Vienna. In 1570 he was appointed superintendent of the University of Ingolstadt , and henceforth he turned his whole attention to the advancement of the university.
Just at this time the friction between the lay professors and the Jesuits, which dated from the time when the latter began to hold professorial chairs at the university in 1556, threatened to become serious. In 1568 Eisengrein and Peter Canisius had peacefully settled certain differences between the two factions, but when in 1571 Duke Albert decided to put the pœdagogium and the philosophical course into the hands of the Jesuits, the other professors loudly protested. By his tact Eisengrein succeeded in temporarily reconciling the non-Jesuit professors to the new arrangement. Soon, however, hostilities began anew, and in order to put an end to these quarrels, the Jesuits transferred the Pœdagogium and philosophical course to Munich in 1573. It seems that the Jesuits were indispensable to the University of Ingolstadt, for two years later they were urgently requested by the university to return, and in 1576 they again went to Ingolstadt. In the settlement of the differences between the Jesuit and non-Jesuit professors, Eisengrein always had the welfare of the university at heart. He publicly acknowledged the great efficiency of the Jesuits as educators in an oration which he delivered before the professors and students of the university on 19 February, 1571, and he was pleased to see their influence gradually increase at Ingolstadt. There were, indeed, some differences between Eisengrein and the Jesuits in 1572, but the estrangement was only temporary, as is apparent from the fact that he bequeathed 100 florins to the Jesuit library.
The greatest service which Eisengrein rendered the University of Ingolstadt was his organization of its library. It was owing to his efforts that the valuable private libraries of John Egolph, Bishop of Augsburg, Thaddeus Eck, chancellor of Duke Albert, and Rudolph Clenek, professor of theology at Ingolstadt, were added to the university library. Eisengrein's activities were not confined to the university. By numerous controversial sermons, some of which are masterpieces of oratory, he contributed not a little to the suppression of Lutheranism in Bavaria. Many of his sermons were published separately and collectively in German and Latin during his lifetime. Some have been edited by Brischar in "Die kath. Kanzelredner Deutschlands" (Schaffhausen, 1867-70), I, 434-545. He is also the author of a frequently reprinted history of the shrine of the Blessed Virgin at Altötting (Ingolstadt, 1571) and a few other works of minor importance.
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Judge lets Millcreek fee case proceed
Millcreek Township has failed in its effort to have a judge toss a request that it pay $3.4 million in legal fees in a civil case over flooding and eminent domain.
Still unresolved is how much, if anything, the township will owe its opponent, a trust controlled by one of the township's wealthiest residents, Laurel Hirt.
Senior Erie County Judge John A. Bozza has moved the drawn-out dispute ahead by refusing to dismiss the case. In an opinion filed Wednesday, he rejected the township's claim that Hirt's trust waited too long to ask for the fees.
The township is also arguing that the amount of the fees is unreasonable. Bozza said in the opinion that he would rule on that issue after he holds a yet-to-be-scheduled hearing on it. He would then be in line to rule on the final amount of the fees.
If Bozza awards any fees, they are likely to be less than the $3.4 million that Hirt's trust, the Angela Cres Trust, has been seeking from the township. He ruled the trust could pursue fees only for litigation over eminent domain in Erie County Court. Bozza stopped the trust from asking, as it had been, for fees it incurred in a companion claim before the state's Environmental Hearing Board. Those fees had been part of the $3.4 million request.
The court proceedings and the regulatory case do not appear "to have any direct relation to each other," Bozza wrote in the seven-page opinion.
The court action started in 2005, when the township sued to condemn about 800 feet of a drainage ditch on the trust's property, on Sterrettania Road, just northeast of Heidler Road, near Walnut Creek Middle School. Hirt, a granddaughter of the late co-founder of Erie Insurance Group, has her residence there.
The township said it wanted to dredge the ditch to control flooding. The trust defeated the township in 2012. It successfully argued that the township's attempt to take the property was too broad under Pennsylvania law.
The trust in October asked the township to reimburse its $3.4 million in legal fees, which it has paid its lawyers. Pennsylvania allows the victors in eminent-domain cases to make such requests.
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