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Sandusky Star Journal, The (Newspaper) - October 27, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio TODAY'S TODAY I'S-rPAGES THE HOME PAPER STAR -JOURNAL. American and Other Consuls Jold That Foreigners Will Be THRONE SURRENDERED 'v TO TRU CHENG TiUAN Will Conduct an Investigation of Ministers Whose Resig- nations Were Oct. 27. Li Yuan Hung proclaimed himsslf provisional president of the new republic of WanUnw tn. day.. Foreign consuls were noti- fied that the provisional govern- ment will all possible to pro- tect foreign interests. Li Yuan Hung has commanded the rebel forces about Hankow since the present outbreak began. It is believed his elevation of him- self to the presidency will be ac- cepted by the revolutionists throughout the country. In Pekin the news of the proclama- tion of a Chinese republic has thrown the imperial court into almost hys- terical terror. Manchu officials are leaving for the north in droves. There fire reports that the baby emperor has already been smuggled from the city hut they are not generally belte ed. In official circles the common view is that the dynasty is doomed. _________Throne Gives In. Oft. throne sur- rc-rvlpred to ihe Tsu Cheng 'Ciiiw.'s national and in with its demands dis- minister cf and ordered president of the cabi- before a board inquiry where he doubtless will be severely dealt released from custody the pres- of the Sze-Chuen provincial as- y and other leaders in the riots .-'I. Cheng-Tn in- agreed to fJl that the assembly with a lack of dignity inconceivable to west- bin observers. A aso. the throne treated the-j rational assembly at times almost contumacy. The ministers re- fused to appear before it and budget and other bills submitted for con- sideration were later put aside for ethers more suitable to the palace and the grand councilors. Until even a month ago the defiant of the issued edicts embodying dras- tic one in September against the anti-foreign railway agitators in Sze-Chuen. Now. the first resolution of the convened carrying consequences of irremediable charac- ter has been granted without a day's consideration. Sheng Hsuau Huai has been stripped of his ranks. Prince the prime and Na Tung and Hsu Shih vice prime ministers as well as several been handed over to an inferior DEATH OF WOMAN PHYSICIAN IS STILL SHROUDED IN QUIZZED BY INSISTS SHE FOUND NO 1C STRUGGLE AGAINST TEEL TRUST HITS MARKET NEW HIGH SCHOOL IS NEED OF CITY Drop of Five Points Marks Opening With Steel Prefer- red Sagging Downward. i DISSOLUTION OF ALL Present Equipment Is Aid Only to Those Who Would Go To SUBSIDIARIES ASKED College or Plain Professional Says Super- Individuals Named In The Ac- mtendentWilliams. i A. tion Which Charges Viola- tion of the Sherman Law. Picturing the high school in the present building as nothing but a college preparatory for the most and enlarging on t-'ie magnificent possibilities of a new structure which would fully meet the needs 3f every boy and girl in the Superintendent H. B. Wil- o fthe public at the Sunyendeand club Thursday fired the opening gun in the cam- paign for progressive educational facilities in this city. laboratories. Anj but not an excellent and a large auditorium for and school purposes. course. Sundusky could not ex- pend as much money as Cincinnati on such a said Superintendent Williams. 'The erection of a large annex to the present high school or of a brand new either or both giving opportunities for progressive work of this character. endorsed heartily. course such a plan would cost -The School as a considerable but what are Public convincing his audience dollars and c-nts as compared with importance of training manner of the in tut younger The Delaware cross marking the office of the murdered Helen Knabe. Miss Kath- eryn the victim's is the figure at the and Dr. Knabe at the right. The picture shows her in her inoculating a guinea pig. by logical and astonishing i them by his utter frankness on the j the speaker minced no words said Superintendent in asserting that the present high school is an institution for the class- es and not for the masses. unfortunate condition is not due to any fault of the school but is simply the inevitable out- growth of the cramped quarters in which we are compelled to de- Superintendent Explaining this idea a little more in detail. Superintendent. Williams said that the high as at pre- sent was a purely academic fitting its graduates for college tints catering almost ex- clusively to those wh-Q desired to eu- ter professional life. we need i is a finely equipped new building or an annex to the old. which will give Jus the opportunity to serve those who j will go into business or some other asserted the speaker. believe that there were' 150 young people in San-dusky last year If a man could work for a million most of 'era would rather win ten on a bet. NEW Oct. stock market today opened weak and feverish on the news of the government steel trust bust- ing suit carried in these dispatch- es Thursday. United States steel common opened at 55 and drop- ped to a decline of five points from last night's close. Steel preferred sagged to after closing yesterday at 103. Other industrials declined. The London market was also steel shares being down three points there. Gary and others heading the corpora- tion will not give up their hold without a terrific legal A secret conference was held at Morgan's house up until 1 o'clock tnrsTViuri liny. IMU merit was issued but indications are the dissoiutior will bs fought to the last ditch. J. F. Morgan sen ice in the suit at his home this morning. In the Brit twenty minutes shares of steel common changed hands on the stock exchange. The financiers who attended the- meeting at Morgan's house arrived in closed with cxirtains rains or snows They hurried -into colder the hpiise and just who attended the Local urday generally j maow shades a' m- year pcrterg ban.ed. _ i 0 Temperature at who did not go to High school from 45. the grammar grades because there Sun rises Saturday at and was nothing to appeal to them in the sets at p .tn. High school course. K- we could Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours j teach all the branches and have' the ending at noon 30- miles north- be drawn and re- Thc view of a fight against the dissolution suit is recent statement issued by and together with a. jf Francis. who shall just j where we stand and with what .we. are Oct. The campaign WFS participated in by and Lawrence the former who held a series of the home of Judge A. Z. who meetings in Poitsmouth.last year and became prominent by reported many converts. Homer Du- voters in Adams county and in rand of secretary of the speechss for the Anti-Saloon Personal Liberty conducted against the Dean bills in the general j the for the went overwhelmingly largest city in Scioto Police Dr. Heiene Knabe-With Thursday in the county option three years ago was carrie.l Oct to day carefully watched the crowd at- Judge tending tue funeral of Dr. Heiene Superintendent Williams. an academic I high school is all r at Ripr nf 'soes. -But it is not uruwa ai mer OTiniunity as it should and every San-dusky is being handicapped more and more by this state of continued. Hughes High a million dollar is a type ot '-i-l-i-_l tions. Both counties had been voted fli by the by 141 the majority for liquor was in 1908 when the law first went into Portsmouth is the home of J that American Held FOP like to see in this city. by here are some 86031186 He COUldlTt Pay its the Judgij. Gary was served last night and today Mor- Daniel G. Reid and others were i being ronndsd up. Judge Gary ar- rived at his office at but de-. clined to make a statement. He' a's- serted that if he had anything to say jit would not come until later in tha day. Amid scenes of wildest excitement board for consideration as to guilt in causing the present members of ihe provincial as- who provoked the uprisings in been released from prison. The edict repeats over the throne's seal the allegations and charges _ELade against the minister of posts and communications and others made by a radical and controlled but Chinese -affairs cannot be judged by 'western standards.- It be considered that the throne acted that it rec- ognized its defeat and submitted to force. Even the degraded ministers are not likely to bear serious ill will. n wen e aw rst wen n allowing county units. Thurs- Blair. His own A of the Knabe in the 'belief that her An up-to-date course in manual day which went wet by 231 atj second went by eight er attend out of curiosity. Her- craimng. that was carried by the as against a majority of Q j Teaching of wcod and iron work. State's Paltry Claim. ers of the liquor traffic by close to nine in 1908. All but six of the twen- and which was dry byi ty-three precincts in the city were a comfortable margin three years ago. carried by the liquor faction. found was carried by the wets by about carried the rural precincts in mornin nnn-nVt- c oo-ainot Q79 hv death is still a mystery. That Dr. Vvhos and short- Turks Pressing Italians. Oct. hundred Italians were Mled in the fighting science. Millinery. in her apartments Monday A department that of tre was deliberately murdered college. county by but as against 372 by some one who had reason to feai phases thorou j in 1908. or hate is the -theory ol the an subjects' as bookkeeping 1 Scioto- county entered the thorities who are working on th-.1 -han'd. anti-linuor ranks in 1308 flfb'-two sa- case. A miniature well equipped IOOES were compelled to shut their Coroner who doors and cease business. It is esti- the autopsy an who is conducting mated that fully that many will be official believes rfMHy i'.-i thr- billed thx 2 GEO. B. i when the result of the ical expert. No other in his election becomes effective. could account for the strange Oct. the IrontDn is the principal city and nature of the crime and the clever first time in many years the Cin- county seat of Lawrence county. The way in which all clues were cinnati leo'rmc Pa i carried the corporation by'67 ated. endorsed and advocated the VJaS JcdiQUS Jc-1 votes in the last election. Thursday The police have abandoned the I the attack upon steel shares coatin- tied throughout the day. Steel com- dropped to 50 with steel pre- nurrn ni- i following. Internationl Har- QUEER CONTRAST OF lost ttve points upon rumors i of trust prosecution and other indus- trials sunared. Gary aad Morgan ji.vt- L..MW K fl Li 1CIJQ KJUUdlt-VJ. VJUl J.U.VJ covering its various Foreigners Charged With Mur-iheW a conference this aiternooa. 'ncluding such j The suit is the most sweeping a der Plead Not Guilty and Trial Date is election 01 cause. His Wife Was Twen- ty Years Younger. Oct. by around Tripoli Monday and j T. H. years j SFF3 WAVE but all newspaper correspondents fatally wounded his wife. Mrs.1 'were forbidden to communicate the twenty years yov.ng- exteut cf the according to j and then the revolver a news agency dispatch received here jagainst inflicting a wound from Tripoli which escaped Italian caused his' 'death. The censorship by being filed at Valetta. Iwas enacted in the Williams homf in. The situation at the clis- j Logan siveet at patch is serious. European j Neighbors who heard Williams' residents fear a massacre as a holy j threats against Ins wife believe the war has been proclaimed by the na-i disparity in their made him tives. Mrs. a wit- At Sharashett the left line of the the shooting. Willises shot Italian defense is reported as being jnjs v.-ithcut then hard pressed by the Arabs. I shot himself toe she All efforts of the press association itold police. Beth the'man and of supported by several sen-jan were taken to Si hos- p.iors and deputies and a protest pifal. There it was found that two of the newspapers generally have failed the bullets had pierced the woman's to .move Premier Giolitti from his i brain. The bullet which her cleteraination to maintain fl strict enter-jd b.'-'r.w the censorship of all war news and pre-l.ear. Both disci or. tre table vent correspondents .from follov.'in too campaign. noisily their have been impossible for her to have inflicted the wound her threat and to have dis- posed of the weapon used. has been regarded as a Cox organ. COLUMBUS. Oct. -Ssn- Thomas A. Dean Friday made the 70 psr of counties wbich voted rnder Rose county local oo- tion law will go at the next HP three years of trisl cf the Rose law hsve shown it v.-orcrilesa. the re- suits in Scioto Lawrrnce coun- which rsturncd to V1c coiurpn ro decisively on demcnstrste this. SAYS PRESENT HIGH SCHOOL SERVES CLASSES NOT THE BECAUSE IT IS INADEQUATE anti- trust action ever brought by the de- partment of justice. asks not only for the dissolution of the United States' Steel but for the dissolution of all constit- j uent c-r subsidiary which are alleged trt have combined in viola- i tion the Sherman law to or attempt to a monopoly of ihe steel The petitioners were Joan B. i United States district attorney i f or New George W. Wicker- attorney general of the United and Jacob M. spe- The first feature of this striking assistant to the attomev gener. contrast was the arraignment of Dora- JJr_ Was Presideat nic Selvaggio and Rocco first S5Cretary of war indicted for first degree murder. The A Qf deoartment of justice charges were read to them in the Its int not guilty. me cases win oe for While arrangements were being made at the court houss Friday morning to give two forEigncrs- every chance in t'sm -world to clear themselves of gruesome murder an American-born citizen was being rushed to the stats pen- itentiary at Columbus because he was not fortunate enough to pos- the paltry sum of ihargos were reaa to uiem in uic and bureau of corporations and _talian languag-3 by Ruggiero the stanley of'the honse ar.i they entered pi oi of rcnresenatatives gaihered the evi- not guilty. The cases will be ..eard fnr thp SI.jt We cf ear. Both disci or. tl'e operatin exactly the sanio time. q reiv.-Xe to tic of Anti-Sr.icor' League. A. Z. ard Evc.igsMst Sun- day. in ce- nunciaticn cf t'r.e Anti-Saloon League. Claim Big Victory. ROME. Oct. himdre'l Turks wore Wiled or in a battle with Italians accord- ing to official advises from Tripoli to- day. Bey. Turkish com- was the Italian forces victoricny. FEW WITNESSES SEE ELECTHOCU GREENE iON OF CHARLES COUNTY AT PEN COLUMBUS. 0.. Oct. ently as he- had a W society. It was Thursday that he had a knif-i ronwaiert and it was taken from him. It was stated that h'1 had i Jones good his word to the sordid gatiiering of msn which has for years flocked TO evfry electro- prepar5d tcuticn and there were few present Charles Justice. ccunty was to his w'uen he to lead him to tr.e Ks of Tiv.-eft men nnj. r.risrnsor .lit- the other prisoriprs them to meet the the chair to fee the killing by His last meal Was up r-rinc'i-- of thai road 'legal process of various niurderers. pally of chi'-ksn. the fact that I a of of these i When tie took of he was arrested workers will on entire i the institutions Warden Jones was killing a farmer who tried to defend i giver. permis.Mon to riiscontin'-e this 'his chicken coop .Tustire was practice and to rrb'iing it. Father Kelly. Catholic fit per men fhgplain of the Justice accepted his fate indiffijr- man to the end. Oiitral agrees eirikinfr boiler Xew York system. Union of- here 'otiry hifor- r-nricn r-'-ders to be prepared 10 strike at or.co. after thi xiii CTiia the of thirty-six prospective that'Attorner General jurors were drawn from wheel. -wickersham the services of The latter T1ere arp thirt-siss-.baidian- cor- poration.s named as J These will be given the first chance to sit in on tre pris- the ont-rs. arc from the city and twelve the country. Court attaches expect that Morgan. John D Rockefeller there will l.o considerable trouble Andrew Charles .M. Schwab' lore a jury is They reason George W. Perkins. E H. Garv John that there has so much wmteu D. jr.. Hear.- c'Vriek and about the alleged niur- Charies James Gayley Wil- ders that nearly everybody has formed Ha.m H. J. H. Mocre an opinion in the cases. C. Converse. Percival Fob'e-ts Attorney George C. Beis was ap- Daniel G. Kc-man B. Beam p' pointed Fiiday moming by A. B. Widerer nrl P Palra- Stohl ts assist the state in proserut- er are named individually as defend- the murderers. Attorney George Rit'.-r represents the defendants. The sending of Philip Duncan to thf penitentiary was regarded arotmti tho house as one of foe saddest happenings in --court procedure. was a man of far above the averaw and had an earnest de-1 to the path it the matter and sincertv of his utt-r-i ances the court. Monday w-crc anj indication. j But the technicalities of the latf j ruled supreme in the of this man. i who pleaded guilty to forging for just five dollars on raphf-r Stahi ly desired to set the man under but the statutes i stated under such circumstances the prisoner must pay the costs in the and twentv-five dollars to the state before a suspended tence be given. on Page HI j Arguments For Leave to File Bill of Exceptions Will Be Heard November 2. was with thai SUPERINTENDENT H. B. COLUMBUS. Oct. for Rodney J. Diegle today filed a mo- tion iu the supreme court j Duncan didn't have the fifty leave to file a bill of Ar- I and he had no friends here who would guinents will be Nov. 2. I or could advance him the amount. set forth in for that and for that rea- supporting Diegle's motion airt son he is going to spend which were advanced in the mo- or the better part of behind tior. for a new trial in common i prison and carry the nisgratM of court and his petition in error in ja felon's stripes to the grave. court. JNEWSPAPERr SPAFERl ;
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England won the first Test yesterday by seven wickets on the fifth and final day after a half-century by Michael Vaughan condemned Bangladesh to a 24th defeat in 25 matches.
The tourists reached their target of 164 for the loss of three wickets in 39 overs with Vaughan unbeaten on 81, his highest Test score as captain, and Graham Thorpe on 18.
Earlier, Bangladesh's slender hopes of victory vanished when it lost its last four wickets for 10 runs, having resumed its second innings at 6-245.
England made short work of its victory target, although first-innings centurion Marcus Trescothick was out for 27 when he was stumped by wicketkeeper Khaled Mashud off a spinning Mohammad Rafique delivery.
Rafique also dismissed Mark Butcher (8) lbw with a ball that kept low and seamer Mashrafe Mortaza trapped Nasser Hussain lbw for 17.
England pacemen Steve Harmison and Matthew Hoggard set up the victory chase after rattling through the middle and late-order as Bangladesh collapsed in the morning session.
Skipper Khaled Mahmud was the first man to fall, trapped lbw by Harmison for 18.
Rafique (1) then edged a low catch to wicketkeeper Chris Read off Harmison before Hoggard enticed Mortaza (1) to nick an outswinger to Trescothick at first slip.
Hoggard wrapped up the innings by trapping Enamul Haque jnr lbw for a duck.
Mushfiqur Rahman, who was unbeaten on 43 overnight, ended 46 not out.
Harmison finished with 4-44 to take his match haul to nine wickets and was later named man of the match.
Hoggard took 4-48, giving him a match tally of seven wickets.
England all-rounder Rikki Clarke could face a ban after he was charged with verbally abusing Rahman on Friday.
Debutant Clarke was to appear before match referee Wasim Raja late yesterday.
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A schedule for non-traditional, commuter, veteran and transfer students can be found here.
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monday, Sept. 5
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Like to volunteer your time helping the community? Well here is an event for you! Along with many other first year students and involved campus student leaders, you will be going out to different locations and will be helping the local community of Platteville. Some of these projects include painting (buildings &/or storm drains), cleaning up parks, or doing restorations of trails and much more! Participating in this will help you get to know the city of Platteville along with making new friends!
There is a group picture at the end with your free t-shirt. In order to make all of the arrangements work, we need you to sign up in advance. You have until Tuesday, Aug. 23 by noon. Click on the link and complete the form on PioneerLink. You will have to use your regular campus user name and password to log in.
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Ken Smith from the FreeBSD Release Engineering Team has announced the released version 7.3 for download. The new FreeBSD comes with updated ZFS and a re-worked bootloader.
According to the announcement, the bootloader gptzfsboot, which supports GPT and ZFS, is among the most significant improvements included in the current maintenance release of the stable 7.x- branch. Originally developed by Sun, the FreeBSD team have upgraded the data system to version 13. KDE and Gnome are in versions 4.3.5/ 2.28.2 included.
FreeBSD 7.3 can be downloaded from several mirror servers, and as Torrent for amd64, i386, pc98, and sparc64 architectures. Besides network installation, CD and DVDs are also available. Version 7.3 is expected to be followed by one more update for the current stable branch. After that, the team will be concentrating on the maintenance of version 8.0
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Crude oil prices slumped on Monday on profit-taking. The surprising decline of almost US$5 in just a few minutes on very high volume triggered the CFTC to investigate the case with the CME. The front-month contract for WTI crude oil slipped to as low as 94.65 before ending the day at 96.62, down -2.40%, while the equivalent Brent crude contract plunged to a 6-week low of 111.5 before settling at 113.79, down -2.66%. Gold also faced profit-taking and USD's recovery, sending the Comex benchmark contract -0.12% lower. Market sentiment turned cautious, following the excitement last week due to QE3, as the New York Fed manufacturing index fell to the lowest level in more than 3 years. Territorial disputes between China and Japan over Diaoyu islands and the resulting anti-Japanese protests have caused a number of Japanese firms to temporarily shut their Chinese operations. Asian shares declined due to rising geopolitical tensions in the region.
In the Eurozone, investors were disappointed by the lack of agreement reached by EU leaders regarding a unified banking supervisory framework. The progress has been slow and an ECB Governing Council member Nowotny stated that "quality must come before speed". While policymakers have been endeavoring to keep the member countries in the bloc, a poll showed two-third of all Germans think their country would be better without the euro. Yet, Luc Coene, an ECB Governing Council member, denied any ideas that Germany would leave the Eurozone. He said that Germans "know perfectly well that the euro has been a blessing for them, because it has kept the currency somewhat undervalued". Meanwhile, Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel showed more enthusiasm in closer political coordination with the bloc. She also suggested that Germany's share in the ECB bond-buying plan might not be capped at 190B euro.
The RBA released the minutes for the September meeting. While the central bank left the cash rate unchanged at 3.5%, the minutes showed that policymakers are willing to lower interest rates if the economic condition deteriorates further. According to the minutes, "the current assessment of the inflation outlook continued to provide scope to adjust policy in response to any significant deterioration in the outlook for growth". Meanwhile, strength in AUD has also affected economic growth. As indicated in the minutes, "members discussed the possibility that the high level of the exchange rate was weighing more heavily on the economy than might be expected".
On the US data, the Empire State manufacturing index dropped to -10.4 in September from -5.85 a month ago. The market had anticipated an improvement to -2. Today, the US' NAHM housing market index probably added +1 point to 38 in September. Germany's ZEW economic sentiment might have climbed to -20 in September from 25.5 a month ago. Current situation and economic sentiment indices probably also improved from a month ago.


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LiveBlogging US Conference of Mayors Debate on Bring the War $ Home Resolution
Here's the resolution's key language:
"NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the U.S. Conference of Mayors supports efforts to speed up the ending of these wars; and
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the U.S. Conference of Mayors calls on the U.S. Congress to bring these war dollars home to meet vital human needs, promote job creation, rebuild our infrastructure, aid municipal and state governments, and develop a new economy based upon renewable, sustainable energy."
This resolution could have passed in a batch of resolutions without debate, but Mayor Pete Lewis of Auburn, WA, asked that it be pulled, resulting in a debate and vote individually on this resolution.
Lewis expressed horror that such a resolution might have been passed during Vietnam or other previous wars - What would have happened?! But the US Conference of Mayors did pass a resolution in 1971 urging that the US military get out of Vietnam.
11:15 a.m. The US Conference of Mayors is clearly incapable of running a PTA meeting. After this stunning display of incompetence, taking half the morning to do literally nothing, it may do something useful.
11:16 Now the antiwar resolution is up. Pete Lewis speaks first. "I live in a military state." As opposed to WHAT? "Making political statements in this forum about the war I do not believe is proper." He equates this with bashing Vietnam veterans, even as claiming to support the redirection of the funding.
11:18 Another mayor does not introduce himself, but points out the resolution that was passed during Vietnam. He calls this resolution "rather temperate" as it "does not call for an immediate withdrawal." He was Mayor Soglin of Madison, WI.
11:21 Mayor John Dickert of Racine WI mentions meeting with Mayor of Kabul (actual mayor of Kabul, not Karzai) and mentions horrible state of US infrastructure and its low rating. He wants troops cared for at home and resolution passed.
11:23 Mayor Mick Cornett of Oklahoma City says the whole topic [of where over half our $$ go] should be ignored and avoided, says the resolution is divisive and not appropriately bipartisan, says Congress should not be "singled out."
11:26 Mayor Randy Hayes of Pendleton SC is from a military city (as opposed to WHAT?). But he thinks the resolution is very restrained and really beyond debate and should be passed. He thinks mayors all actually agree on the substance of the resolution.
11:28 Mayor Craig Lowe of Gainesville FL says this is a resolution that supports troops by trying to bring them home, this is the only resolution anyone has urged him to vote for, and Vietnam veterans have urged him to vote for it. Vote our consciences, he says.
11:31 Mayor Robert G. Sabonjian of Waukegan, IL, says the US military is the biggest organization in the world and out of control, and could control costs if it chose. He sees nothing denigrating to troops or aiding of the enemy in this admirable resolution. The military is full of waste which needs to be called out and be attacked. This money could help fund the educations and healthcare of the families of the troops sent over there.
11:33 Mayor Joy Cooper of Hallandale Beach, FL, says all city budgets have been cut. This resolution is not against troops but in favor of proper spending of money. We need infrastructure, schools, roadways. She supports the resolution and urges others to.
11:34 Mayor Scott Smith of Mesa, AZ, says the headlines in the news will be "Mayors Try to End Wars" even if the resolution is actually about the redirection of spending.
11:37 Mayor Raul Salinas of Laredo, TX, wants a "Support Our Troops Unconditionally" amendment.
11:38 Mayor Villaraigosa of Los Angeles, CA, reads the text of an amendment that was offered in committee that apparently failed in committee. What he read "supported" troops and also urged that withdrawal be done in a manner not to "destabilize".
Two whereas clauses are added by the amendment. Roughly, they are:
Whereas every member of USCM and the Americans they rep support our brave men and women in uniform and their families. [EVERY AMERICAN WHO LIVES IN A CITY??? ME???]
Whereas the drawdown of troops should be done in a measured way that does not destabilize the region and can accelerate the transfer of regional authority to local authorities.
11:41 Another mayor claims, and Villaraigosa admits he was just informed, the amendment was not offered in committee.
11:41 Mayor Brown of Knoxville TN says he is a Vietnam vet and supports the amendment.
11:42 Vicechair of committee urges passage.
11:42 Another mayor veteran backs the amendment, and with it the resolution.
11:43 Another mayor says support the troops, oppose the wars, get the money home.
11:44 Another mayor wants to add in the president, add "As soon as strategically possible", and add "to reduce the national debt." Amounting to another amendment or three.
11:45 Mayor Michael Nutter of Philadelphia PA says nothing for a while. He wouldn't want the president telling him how to deply police. He thinks we can fund both worldwide endless wars and our cities.
11:50 The amendment adding two whereas clauses passes.
11:50 New amendment proposed and passed to change second Resolved clause to something like
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the U.S. Conference of Mayors calls on the U.S. President and Congress as soon as strategically possible to bring these war dollars home to meet vital human needs, promote job creation, rebuild our infrastructure, aid municipal and state governments, and develop a new economy based upon renewable, sustainable energy, and reduce the national debt."
11:52 Whole resolution passes.
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I realised i never shared my big day! Belated Wedding Recap
I think my wedding happened somewhere along one of project weddings revamps, and i couldnt get my wedding to actually post, and then with life forgot to actually do so. It was a beautiful winter day (though typical of florida it felt like a light summer day.) and i couldnt have asked for anything more beautiful! so i finally just got around to posting my recap!
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Region Effects - Version 1.7
By Galv
I created this script for myself as a "learning ruby" project. It was designed to activate effects when the player stands on designated regions so there's no need to spam events across the ground to do things.
Specify effects you want to happen on designated region tiles.
Region effects can include:
-- A sound effect (automatically varies volume and pitch so not to be repetitive)
-- An event that appears at the player's location (for example, footprints. These events are stored on a designated map)
-- Activating a common event
I figure with access to these three things (and some eventing knowledge), you can create a region effect that does nearly anything you want so you don't have to spam events everywhere.
Included in the demo are some basic pre-made effects as examples - footprints, water splashes, fire trap, dust trail, bushes rustling, footstep sounds on different surfaces.
A screenshot of just a few of the pre-made effects in the demo:
How to Use
Place script under Materials and above Main.
See top of the script for instructions and settings.
To transfer pre-made effects to your game:
1. Copy image from /Graphics/Characters/!Other-specials.png to your project (into same folder)
2. Copy the "EFFECTS TO SPAWN" map from this demo into your game. (Ctrl+C on the map and Ctrl+V into your game maps is quickest)
-- this map has events set up for the pre-made effects
3. Check the map ID of the copied map as it appears in your game
4. Change the SPAWN_MAP_ID number to this map ID
5. Change REGION_EFFECT_SWITCH to a switch you are not using in your game.
6. Add some regions to your map to test.
7. Make sure you start a new game. It will not work loading a pre-script save file.
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None yet.
Credit and Thanks
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- Yanfly and Quack for the method to spawn an event
Author's Notes
2012-11-15 Version 1.7 - made the effects work during forced move routes
2012-11-15 Version 1.6 - fixed a major bug that caused events to disappear
2012-11-04 Version 1.5 - bug fix and efficiency updates suggested by Quack
2012-10-24 Version 1.4 - updating alias naming to be compatible with my own scripts... heh.
2012-10-19 Version 1.3 - re-wrote some of the code make it more effecient when using large amounts of effects.
2012-10-09 Version 1.2 - fixed up some dumb code that should reduce lag on low-end pc's
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Thanks a ton my friend! Haha yeah that McFarlane Spidey is an easy one to spot lol! I was a really huge fan of his art at the time (still am really) while drawing that one, and you can definitely see the influence there.
The Leonidas is one of my favs as well as it was one of the first that I really started to become familiar with certain shading techniques and trying to make it look realistic. It's actually quite a large piece but scaled down for posting/scanning purposes.
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Judging from the comments I've received on my recent blog post about "bridge retirements," the idea of allowing retirees to return to government jobs part-time with no loss of annuity is a winner. In response, I looked for more details on the provision in the recently-enacted 2010 Defense Authorization Act, especially on any limitations.
First, the provision takes effect immediately. Agencies have the authority right now, with the bill's enactment, to hire federal retirees without any reduction in salary to offset pension benefits.
But in reality, how quickly agencies act on that authority will depend on whether they have vacancies to fill, funding to use and a need for people with critical skills. Agencies also might want to wait until the Office of Personnel Management provides some guidance.
No one should wait too long, however. In the next five years, 60 percent of federal employees will be eligible to retire. Agencies may need to use the new provision and hire skilled retirees sooner than they thought.
"This is among many tools available to enable agencies to respond to workforce needs and fill critical positions" said Dan Adcock, legislative director for the National Active and Retired Federal Employee association. NARFE and the Federal Managers Association advocated strongly for the retirement changes in the bill.
Adcock spelled out the specific limits on hours a re-hired retiree can work without any salary offset. The legislation permits no more than 520 hours during the first six months of service; no more than 1,040 hours in any 12 month period; and no more than 3,020 hours as a lifetime limit. Basically, that's part-time work for three years.
Some agencies already have programs allowing retirees to be rehired without a salary offset for an annuity, but only with a waiver from OPM.
The largest current program is at the Defense Department which, under the 2004 National Defense Authorization Act, provided the Pentagon with specific re-employment authorities, including the ability to waive salary offsets without going to OPM. The defense program limits appointments to 2,087 hours (that adds up to one year full-time service or two years part-time).
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This is a great option for agencies who are forced to terminate firefighters and law enforcement personnel at the age of 57, even if they are still functioning and want to work. We have lost so many skilled workers because of the mandatory FF & LE retirement, so glad to see that we can bring our skilled workers back, even if it is part time.
I retired in 01/07. I have been waiting for his part time law since then. Would I be eligible to be re-hired as a PT employee under this provision? I read somewhere where it seemed like it only applied to employees retiring now. What is correct? Thanks so much.
this program is a joke and should be carefully reviewed. It's a "good old boy network" in terms of who gets hired. Sour grapes you say? Nope, just needs some review and they will see for themselves!!
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With the help of info from this post I made some creamed honey.
You all are right , It is good. I can stack it "this" high on buttered bread and none drips off.
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BC's housing minister is pledging to create a new 24-7 shelter for people camping outside the Victoria Law Courts.
The tent city has been growing for the past few weeks, with campers saying they have nowhere else to go.
Because the property is provincial land, city bylaws don't apply, and police can't force the campers to move out each morning like they do in other parks.
Today housing minister Rich Coleman said shelter will be provided for anyone camping there who wants it.
Coleman says BC Housing, the City of Victoria and Island Health are working together to create a new 24-7 shelter, that would also provide meals.
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PASADENA, Calif. -- The Tournament of Roses announced today (Sunday, Dec. 2) that former University of Michigan quarterback Brian Griese (1993-97) will be one of three inductees to headline its Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Class of 2012.
Former Arizona State and Ohio State coach John Cooper and former USC player Ron Yary will also be installed at the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony supported by Wells Fargo at noon on Saturday, Dec. 30, at the Pasadena Convention Center.
"We are honored to celebrate the accomplishments of these extraordinary individuals whose accomplishments at the historic Rose Bowl Stadium have enriched our game's great history," said Tournament of Roses executive director Bill Flinn. "This class, like those that came before, will be honored for years to come through this ceremony."
Griese led the Wolverines to an undefeated season and national championship in 1997. He was named Player of the Game at the 1998 Rose Bowl after completing 18-of-30 passes for 251 yards and three touchdowns in Michigan's 21-16 victory over Washington State.
Griese was 17-5 as a starter at Michigan and completed 355-of-606 career passes for 4,383 yards and 33 touchdowns. He went on to play 11 seasons in the National Football League after being drafted in the third round of the 1998 NFL Draft by the Denver Broncos.
In 2002, Griese founded Judi's House in memory of his mother who died when he was 12 years old. The center helps grieving children and families by offering grief counseling and peer support groups to share the experience of loss with others. Judiʹs House has served more than 6,000 children and their adult caregivers from the Denver area since opening. Brian and his father, former NFL quarterback Bob Griese, wrote a book together entitled "Undefeated" -- published in 2000 -- about their experiences through their undefeated seasons, living through the breast cancer illness and the death of Brianʹs mother and Bobʹs first wife, Judi. Griese currently serves as a college football analyst for ESPN.
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Exley, Sonia (2014) Think tanks and policy networks in English education. In: Hill, Michael, (ed.) Studying public policy: an international approach. Policy Press, Bristol, UK, pp. 179-190. ISBN 9781447311072
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By Thomas Hughes
Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) is one of Americas oldest and best loved brands. The familiar blue oval is dear in the hearts and minds of millions of Americans. An iconic American brand, it is known as one of the pillars of the American industrial age and now it is making strides to lead the U.S. recovery.
Ford is well known for models such as the Mustang, Ranger, Taurus and Motor Trend's 2012 truck of the year, the F-150. It is also having success with newer brands like the Focus, which is gaining popularity among the under 25 sector. Along with the rest of Detroit's big 3, General Motors (NYSE:GM) and The Chrysler Group, Ford has been making strides and improving market share over its internationally based competitors. Year-to-date, the US-made automotive sector is up over 2% and claims 47% of the total US market. Nissan Motor Company (OTCPK:NSANF) and Toyota (NYSE:TM) barely make 19% of the US market together, claiming 8.2% and 12.7%, respectively. Ford currently has four cars and trucks in the top 20 consumer buys.
Ford is poised to be a market leader on many levels. More and more investors are being attracted to the domestic markets while fears from Europe and China escalate. Manufacturing worldwide is slowing and the driving force in world consumption, the US, is turning back to "American made," a trend embodied by Ford. Numbers such as Fords 9% increase in sales year-to-date and its new place as Americas Number 2 car maker - surpassing Toyota - underscore this trend. Furthermore, Fords restructuring without bankruptcy or federal bailout money give investors added confidence.
Ford has also had a string of positive news announcements that will surely help to buoy the stock into the future. As I mentioned earlier, US market share is increasing, with sales of its F-series up more than 4% this year. Ford has maintained a reputation for building tough trucks, as evidenced by this latest awarding of the coveted "Truck of the Year."
Ford also recently announced commencement of dividends, a shareholder perk suspended 5 years ago as part of its restructuring plan. This move will undoubtedly bring investors back into the Ford family. Ford announced a quarterly payout of $0.05/share, a move that will cost the company close to $750 million annually.
Fundamentally, Ford is also looking strong. Ford is expected to earn around $135 billion this year and is trading around 6.5x earnings. Ford's P/E ratio is on the rise following a vigorous restructuring program, which fueled management's decision to reinstate the dividend. The current dividend yield ratio is just shy of 0.20%.
Technically Ford is poised for a strong move upward. It is currently trading around $11 on average volume, and is consolidating just above long-term resistance. The current level was broken through in early 2010 and then retested once in June 2010 and then again more recently.
An upward movement from this level to resistance could be as much as $8 or 80% of current prices. Ford is trading about 10% below its 200-day moving average, which is flattening. Volatility is down over the last three months with implied and historical volatility trending near each other. With options fairly valued many investors will see them as an attractive way to gain exposure to Ford and limit risk.
In the short term, fears stemming from the impending recession in Europe and negative news out of the automotive sector will keep investors wary. Dips should be considered a buying opportunity, as Ford will surely emerge as a market leader in the US domestic recovery. In the automotive sector GM has also been in the news with a plant closing and troubles with its Volt battery packs. Volt is GM's hybrid vehicle.
Things to watch out for include further bad news from Europe, declining sales figures market wide and a possible "head and shoulders" reversal in Ford itself. Long term Ford is poised on a previous resistance/support level I mentioned above. A break down below this level, especially on high volume, could bring Ford back to the lows experienced in 2009.
It is certain that Ford's bull movement will be tempered by market sentiment. It is uncertain what news the future holds for the EU, China and the world economy. This should not halt investors from entering into trades of Ford. For those whose accounts can stomach options trading an ITM call with tight stops is a perfect way to gain exposure and limit risk. Likewise, selling an ATM covered call is another great way to limit risk and buy Ford at a discount. Otherwise look to buy half now, with tight stops, and half when Ford moves above its 200-day moving average.
Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.


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Wow this story is really sad... You are talking about someone's MOTHER!
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This must be Tyrone mom. You're higher then a kite if you really believe what you just said. Tyron owes nothing to nobody. If he chooses to help his mom good for him but to even think he owes his mom for being a mom is crazy to be nice.
come on....
this is that whole entitlement attitude that seems to be prevalent in this country. The only thing you are entitled to is the reward you accept for the work you do yourself! plain and simple.
Momma should be ashamed. We all raise our kids to be the best and have the most they can get for themselves through hard work and self-motivation, putting them through college if we can, raising them both mentally and physically as best we can no matter the external living situation. I never once assumed my children will ever owe us parents anything at all ever. What they give, they give on their own. What we give, we do without expectation nor debt, just out of kindness for who they are.
Sorry, but ANY family member who begs him for his money needs to re-evaluate why they should have to in the first place.


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LANSING — Gov. Rick Snyder on Tuesday declared a state of disaster in 19 counties and two cities that dealt with recent flooding, directing that state resources be available to help with recovery efforts.
Snyder said he has asked the Federal Emergency Management Agency to join state and local officials later this week to assess the damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure. The assessment is an initial step to help the state determine whether to ask for federal assistance.
The flooding lasted from April 9 through late last week. Snyder's declaration affects Grand Rapids, Ionia and 19 counties across Michigan.
The flooding closed a 20-mile stretch of highway in the Upper Peninsula. The Grand Rapids River came uncomfortably close to breaching its flood walls and causing disastrous flooding in Grand Rapids.
In the western Lower Peninsula, authorities said Tuesday that people can consider contact with the Grand River in Kent and Ottawa counties.
Kent County health officer Adam London said there still are some concerns about "the potential for harmful organisms in surface water."
The health department in neighboring Ottawa County made a similar announcement for the Grand River and Deer Creek, WGHN-AM reported. A sanitary sewer overflow in Coopersville last month led Ottawa County health officials to issue a no body contact order for Deer Creek.


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I belong to Wauwatosa Presbyterian Church which "strives to be a place of welcome, inclusivity and outreach." (tosapres.com) These are not traits limited to Christians. I believe that neighborliness, and offering service to others, is simply a way of being the best human being I can. Businesses are neighbors too — and some are better than others at being neighborly.
My neighborhood, "Country Club Highlands," is bordered by Mayfair Mall and the Blue Mound Golf & Country Club (BMGCC). While the mall has grown huge, I appreciate what it offers Wauwatosa. Jobs. Stores. Restaurants. It pays a lot of taxes, not just property taxes to Wauwatosa, but presumably the tenants all must pay corporate income taxes. Mayfair opens its doors for walkers and provides community rooms for groups to use. They may well do more. Do they benefit from being a good neighbor? Of course. Good will brings back customers. No denying that.
With BMGCC, it's necessary to look at tradition, because it's extremely difficult to find anything about the club, unless you are a member. Where do their values spring from? I respect the game of golf and its Scottish traditions. The infamously secretive Freemason Society played a role in the founding of the first golf club. Many American clubs still cling to that tradition of secrecy. But Freemasons are also known as a giving service-oriented society, in many areas. In fact, in scottishgolfhistory.org, we learn that "The Freemasons' core traditions of self-improvement … and .. self-determination for…professionals, as well as quality of service and service to others, were adopted by our modern educational institutions, trade associations and professional bodies. Equally important is the major role that the masons played in organizing golf into the game we know today."
Self-improvement, self-determination, quality of service and service to others. Admirable traditions. Nowhere does it say, isolate yourself, be of no service to others and unkind to your neighbors.
At BMGCC, the cloak of privacy matters most. They pay property taxes, yes. But, it appears that as an exempt non-profit status entity, they don't pay the other taxes the rest of us do. They do employ a few people. The latest figure I could find seems to be around 175. They exist to serve their members, but who knows how many members even reside in Wauwatosa and therefore care at all about the community, besides the acres they own?
Before the traumatic appearance of the berm (hereafter, barricade) at the end of our block, our issues with BMGCC had been few. There was the summer of the 5:15 a.m. lawn mowing close to neighbors' back yards and windows. Occasionally they host special events, with inadequate signage, so our block becomes an autobahn for speeding lost cars. Years ago, BMGCC lit fireworks every Fourth of July which neighbors enjoyed from the street. One year, the fireworks stopped, and never started again — except for last May. Unannounced booms, near a mall in the United States, led to needless worries of another mall massacre. They don't have to invite neighbors over for tea, or to wander the grounds in the winter, but wouldn't it be kind to do so? Wouldn't it be neighborly? Why, they could even make money offering their grounds to cross country skiing in the winter.
Service to others? I can't find evidence of much.They are listed with gratitude in a Marquette Law School donor listing. Marquette Law School is in Milwaukee, not Wauwatosa. They will host the JDRF Golf Classic on June 2nd and may do more in terms of helping other non-profits with fundraising, but again, tough to find online, and not necessarily helpful to the city they occupy. They participate in the Evans Scholar's program and they belong to the Wauwatosa Chamber of Commerce. I'd be embarrassed if I had their level of income (some of which can be found online) and that was my level of giving in my community.
For as long as I can remember, the only thing BMGCC offered the community was a view of the Country Club's driving range, of trees, of the club building itself, but all far enough away that no one's personal privacy was affected. We couldn't see faces, nor could they.
On Maundy Thursday, construction equipment began delivering dirt from the mall parking lot onto the southern end of the Country Club's property, beginning to build the barricade. In six hours, our neighborhood lost the view it had known forever.
When I asked why this barricade, I was told "privacy and aesthetics" were BMGCC's concern, according to Jeff Bryden, the BMGCC President. And their neighbors' aesthetics? No concern. When I asked if the membership had voted on this berm, I was told that was "none of your business." They had their own governance and they had followed their rules and the city's rules, etc. Could I contact the Board of Directors? He would not give out their names. Privacy.
If any Wauwatosa residents belong to the BMGCC, were you given the option of voting on this berm? If any Brookfield or Elm Grove residents are members, same question. And, to all members, do your personal values line up with BMGCC's corporate values?
When someone constructs a berm that is a barricade, having the same effect that a concrete, windowless wall would, in the City of Wauwatosa, that's okay. It may not be neighborly, considerate or of any service to others, but it is legal. For all I know, my neighbor to the north may well be sexist and racist. Clearly what matters more to them than the good neighbor policy is the B.E.R.M. maxim — being exclusive really matters. And, our city officials are unable to do anything to help us.
A barricade does not lend itself to being a good neighbor. Instead of "love your neighbor as yourself," the exclusivity mantra is "love yourself."
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Blackfoot crews clean up waste water spill
The city of Blackfoot is still working to clean up the waste water that had poured out into a number of homes on Riverton Road after a sewage line collapsed Monday morning.
Crews are currently draining a 13-foot deep manhole in order to excavate the collapsed pipe. Once that is done, they can finally figure out what caused the collapse in the first place and be able to fix the pipe.
The city's sanitation department expects to know this information by Wednesday morning.
Mayor Mike Virtue said he has never seen an incident of this significance occur in Blackfoot before and the city is working as quickly as possible to mediate the problems it has caused.
"When you're working a system as complex as a waste treatment system, there are obviously at times going to be problems," Virtue said. "It's unfortunate, but it does happen. It's not what happens, but how you respond to it that makes all the difference."
Virtue also said he will do anything and everything he can in order to restore the damages this has done to residents' homes.
"The city is us, so it is our obligation to make sure they are made whole; that we can restore as much as we possibly can the way it was before and that is what we will do," Virtue said.
Today the city's claims adjuster made his way around the neighborhood to assess the damages. Once those claims are sent to the insurance company based in Utah, the city will have an understanding of how much damage was done in respect to financial reparations.
So far, none of the effected residents have had to evacuate their homes, since most of the damage was done in the basements. Nonetheless, many of their personal items left undamaged by the flood have been hauled away in cardboard boxes and oversized, black trash bags to be decontaminated.
Joan Thompson, believed to have had been hit the worst, said much of the damage is irreparable and she lost a significant amount of family heirlooms - all of which were stored in her newly-renovated basement, complete with carpeting and a big screen television.
"I even had a wedding dress down there that I wore, both of my sisters wore, and my daughters wore," Thompson said.
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Mayor Virtue said most of the water has already been drained from the manhole.
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On 28th June the community celebrated its 2 year birthday and as part of that celebration we have been reviewing how we run the community. So today we are announcing a re-launch of our super user community.
We have been fortunate to have many users who have given up their time freely to help you all when things don't quite work the way you expect them to. Over time these users became 'Super Users' and continued to help you day in and day out with everything from broken cameras to issues with payments.
I'd first of all like to thank them all individually for their efforts over the last two years by calling them out:
Ruwim, postal, g4pilut, TheUberOverLord, papy_40, mkichaa, kicks-mobil, Neil, Foyan, wd9ewk, luis_erasmo, htrmc, sawadee and djalexc.
Going forward our super users will become known as Community Ambassadors. We feel this fits well as it continues the travel theme the rest of our ranks use on the community while also correctly recognizing that users with this rank demonstrate the behavior that we like to see from all of our members. Users in this group may also get access to a support contact within Skype who will help assist community members.
We encourage you to recommend users as potential Community Ambassadors by private messaging Claudius and outlining why you feel a user should be a super user. We will normally recruit new community ambassadors on a yearly cycle, however for the next 12 months we will seek new Community Ambassadors every 3 months with the first intake being in October.
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Hi, its good you are launching super user program and problem can be easily solved.
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Many webmasters in the thread above are reporting significant drops in traffic, up to 80% in some cases within the last 24 hours. In contrast others are reporting significant rises in the SERPs which indicates a big change (which imo is not sandbox related).
Rather than having a "I've dropped/risen too" thread, perhaps it is a good idea to attempt to work out what has been happening. I personally have seen big changes on numerous travel booking related sites. One of the theories appears to be too high keyword density. This may have some merit, as on some sites ranking drops are not across the board on all themes/phrases. So it could be that templates focusing on one term have a much higher density than others. I'll certainly be looking into this. I'm also wondering if this is somehow theme related as as I've mentioned it defintely has affected the travel theme. or perhaps it is based on just highly competitive terms as a whole.
It would also be interesting to see if there is a concensus from those sites that have lost traffic on..
1. Are they affiliate sites with many links to the affilate host.
2. Do they have satelite domains which they cross link/one way link with sites particularly on the same ip c-block.
3. Are the drop in serps keyword specific or site wide.
4. Are some inbound links on mass from single domains. For example, a great number links from a footer link on a major site.
5. Have changes been made to keyword density recently.
6. Is there a distinction in ranking between major and minor terms.
7. Has there been any PR changes or backward link changes.
Google isnt likely to give us the direct answer, but maybe they wont need to if we work together in cracking this change.
If your site has been affected from wednesdays update, it would be helpful for all, if you could perhaps answer the 7 points above relating to your own site.
The first pages of the SERPs have been invaded by multiple listings for affiliate sites. Half my stable competitors' sites have dropped out of sight. (Travel category)
The last time the pages that I watch were like this, it turned into Florida.
Among other less than stellar results are:
1) An amazon book
2) A Yahoo directory page
3) A blog spamming/pay for links brochure site
4) An inner of a well established site (not an indented entry)
#4 deserves a closer examination. Yahoo shows 11 IBLs, and G show none.
Now, the homepage of that site is ranking at #6 purely on IBLs. It has no visible copy! It is entirely image based and is absoultely bloated with JS.
I think that I could just about replicate 90% of these serps by combining allinachor from the plural and singular keyword terms and overall IBLs. PR is not a major factor in what I am looking at - rather, shear numbers of links is what is doing it, and that counts on-site links.
It is the remaining 10% that just seem to drop into the SERPs from nowhere. ANd then there are the mysteriously vanishing sites that were ranking well and have disappeared for no discernable reason.
Overall, except for those odd ones, the SERPs are not bad, just different. Of course, if my sites had been the ones to vanish I might have a different opinion about this :)
I doubt that you and I will ever agree on this point, as you make it every time the subject comes up.
If the SERPs were for the query "sites about widgets" I wouldn't argue that it was relevant.
If the query is simply "widgets" then the most relevant would be pages about widgets, not lists of "sites about widgets", nor pages with "widgets for sale".
As long as G insists that directory pages are relevant, there will be many made for adsense directory pages showing up in the SERPs, a common problem if what we read on these boards is accurate.
Heck, I've got some of them myself. Perhaps you do to?
Finally, if you had read my entire post, and not quoted completely out of context, you would have seen that I stated that overall the SERPs were not bad, just different.
I see the most anchor text trash since pre-florida -- completely worthless sites based on thousands of anchor text links from blogs. (As well as many sub-domain redirects.)
These two factors do demonstrate a difference between now and the poor serps of last summer... getting tons of blog links works now, but making thousands of internal pages works much less well. In terms of which garbage is worse, I'd rather see internal crap links valued more than blog spamming. That is the dregs.
Of course it would be better if internal linking of quality domains would be valued, since building deep, content-rich domains has been the mantra of Google for some time now. The current "scraper algorithm" is diametrically opposed to that though.
The brave new world of seo... the hunt for PR2 links is on!
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BOYNTON BEACH AND PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLA. (October 22, 2013) – Continuing a popular annual tradition that welcomes thousands each year to light the Hanukkah menorah, the Mandel JCC of the Palm Beaches will host two community Hanukkah Candle Lighting events on December 1, 2013. The first one will be held at Canyon Town Center Amphitheater in Boynton Beach from 2 to 4 p.m., followed by a second at Downtown at the Gardens in Palm Beach Gardens from 4 to 6 p.m. The events are free and open to the public.
This year, the vibrant and engaging Miss Emily and her rockin' band share the joy of Judaism through singing, dancing, and sharing traditional and contemporary Jewish music for all ages. The Hanukkah Candle Lighting events also feature song and blessings led by local rabbis and cantors, additional children's arts and crafts and more. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets.
The Hanukkah celebration will be held at the Boynton location from 2 to 4 p.m. In addition to Miss Emily and her band, there will also be a performance by Miss Carolyn's Glee Club, as well as guest appearances by Tamaso the Magician and Captain Cartoon. Temple partners include Temple Shaarei Shalom, Temple Beth Tikvah, Temple B'nai Jacob, Chabad of the Greater Palm Beaches and Temple Torah of West Boynton Beach. The event is presented by GL Homes, with a special thanks to Canyon Town Center. Community sponsors are Kaufman Lynn Construction, After Hours Pediatrics, Fara Bender DMD, Pediatric Dentist and Mercedes-Benz of North Palm Beach.
The festivities will be held in Palm Beach Gardens from 4 to 6 p.m. There will also be a clergy performance by all the local Rabbis and Cantors. This popular concert was the hit of the show last year and brings the Jewish community together. Temple partners include Temple Beth David, Temple Judea, Temple Beth Am, Temple Israel, Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach, Palm Beach Synagogue, New Synagogue of Palm Beach and Temple Beth El. Other Jewish agencies include the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County, Morse Life, Arthur I. Meyer Academy, Jewish Family & Children's Services, Jewish Teen Initiative (JTI) and the Commission for Jewish Education. Presenting sponsors are Mercedez-Benz of North Palm Beach and Kaufman Lynn Construction.
At both locations, the Mandel JCC is partnering with the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County.
For more information about the Mandel JCC of the Palm Beaches and all its programming and services, please visit www.jcconline.com.
The mission of the Mandel Jewish Community Center of the Palm Beaches is to help create a strong Jewish community by providing high quality programs close to where people live that connect people to Jewish Life. The Mandel JCC is a partner agency of the Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County.