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Eating chips once a week could increase prostate cancer risk by a third
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- AnonymousFebruary 23, 2013 at 5:40 AM
you are soooo full of shit - you learned well how to make statistics say whatever you want them to say!ReplyDelete
Well, if they are so "full of ....", as you stated so profoundly, put it why did you even bother commenting. Eat whatever you want. No one really gives a damn.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 24, 2013 at 5:28 AM
It is easy to see that the first comments were made by an individual who has entirely no experience in the medical community. In fact, he is probably morbidly obese with diabetes and high blood pressure and consists on nothing but a high fat, high sugar and fried food diet!! It has been "known" for years through scientific study that foods fried in high temperature oils are very damaging to the body. All one has to do is Google Cancer or Diabetes and study after study regarding fatty fried foods come up showing how damaging it is to our body. Every wonder why so many in our communities are obese, have high blood pressure and diabetes? Check out their diets. All this article is saying is the old adage "you are what you eat!" Get a grip and give the article some credit for trying to get people to change their diets to get healthier. If you to live longer and be healthier - that the responsibility and change your diet! Don't blame the medical community if you are sickly - look in the mirror, think about what you've been doing to your body and change your diet!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2013 at 3:45 AM
I have yet to find an "expert" that could be trusted to know ALL OF THE FACTS in any field. This article starts out here in the Us, but it doesn't give us any real information, instead it jumps to the UK, again without any facts, such as: how many chips is the man eating each weak and how large are the servings of meat, etc. and just how active are the men. I know that a steady diet of these type of foods and other pleasure foods, such as doughnuts, cakes, candy, etc. are not good for anyone, but I doubt that an occasional meal or snack would be truly harmful. I have just been told that I have prostate cancer (8) and I am almost 71 years old and I do eat potato chips occasionally and some fried foods once in a great while. How much is too much?? +JMJ+ReplyDelete


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Here is Matt's most recent videographic (is that a word?) extravaganza! We put this together from the photos from Lisa & Paul's recent wedding at Burn Hall and I think it looks pretty swish. Keep in mind as you watch it that the ceremony was actually performed at the York Register's office (hence why the ceremony photos are MIA in the video) and the reception was held at Burn Hall. We hope watching this video will give you a good idea what a wedding reception at Burn Hall can look like as well as the kind of lovely photos we can provide for you on your special day at Burn Hall.
Situated in Huby, Burn Hall feels very much off the beaten path even though it is a short 15 minutes north of York. Burn Hall offers Hotel accommodation, two restaurants and full catering services as well as being licensed to perform civil ceremonies. We had an opportunity to sample the fantastic food catered by Burn Hall at Paul & Lisa's wedding and we can verify that it is top notch! No dry chicken fillets and shrivelled up peas – we dined on succulent roast beef and roast potatoes that would make even the most discerning guest happy. Burn Hall has 8 acres of grounds, including a large manicured lawn in the front – perfect if you are looking for a marquee venue. Parking is one of those little details that is easy to overlook when choosing a venue and we are happy to report that Burn Hall has plenty of free, on-site parking. So go ahead, invite a few extra guests….they will have no problem parking up!
The staff at Burn Hall were efficient, organized and polite. The master of ceremonies was always on top of the schedule and kept the party ticking over without missing a beat. We can't tell you how important it is for a venue to have a staff as professional as the one at Burn Hall.
From a photographic point of view, Burn Hall has plenty to offer . The ceilings of the Minster room are white and there are several windows, allowing for tons of clean, available light (less flash is always a lovely thing!). The interior solarium is a fantastic location for rainy-day photo ops. The grounds have a lovely manicured 'walk' in the front with a water feature perfect for romantic photos with your newly betrothed. The lawn area is perfect for group photos (as well as general mingling and guest enjoyment).
We think Burn Hall should be on the top of the list of every bride who is looking for a lovely venue with ample amenities.

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A 14-year-old Palestinian boy wounded at the weekend by Israeli fire died today of his injuries, Palestinian hospital sources said.
Adnan Bahsh suffered two bullet wounds to the chest in the old city of Nablus yesterday, the sources said.
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Two children from Chelsea are in critical condition after falling at least 15 feet from a Ferris wheel at a community fair, authorities said.
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Commenting on the devastating quake in Haiti, evangelist Pat Robertson on his Christian Broadcasting Network asked whether the destruction were a "blessing in disguise" that may lead to rebuilding.
He also seemed to blame the nation's pervasive poverty -- it's the poorest in the western hemisphere -- on a deal with the devil they made to get out of French rule, saying Haitians have been "cursed" since then, while the Dominican Republic, which shares the island of Hispaniola, hosts resorts.
Robertson was relying on an old folk legend, according to Politico which first posted the video. And he was also relying on his considerable talent for provoking attention, says Rice University sociologist Michael Lindsay.
Lindsay interviewed Robertson for his book, Faith in the Halls of Power: How Evangelicals Joined the American Elite. He says:
Robertson is savvy and vastly underestimated by most observers. He knows exactly what galvanizes attention among his constituents and the larger American public. It's a mix of earnest belief and showmanship. He says these things intentionally. He's not a careless speaker.
Why bad things happen when God is good is the great question people ask at times of tragedy and disaster. To Robertson, it has to mean that evil -- personified by the devil -- is at work.
Robertson's conclusion was that Haitians "need to have -- and we need to pray for them -- a great turning to God."
If you want to offer some earthly assistance, too, my colleague, Anne Godlasky, notes that our Kindness blog offers links to ways you can help.
Do you believe -- as Robertson has suggested after other tragic events -- that God punishes entire nations? How do you square belief in a good God with the tragedy of natural disasters?
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I drive 30,000 to 35,000 miles per year, so the allroad actually suits my needs better with a softer ride, larger cargo area and higher quality interior. But to be honest, it was a little boring, and left me wanting a better driving experience. And Audi steering feels slightly over-boosted to me. So I compromised a little comfort and went with the car I thought I would enjoy driving more, at least most of the time.
The allroad also disappoints with fuel economy ratings, dropping 2 mpg from the Avant's ratings to just 27 highway. I guess some butch fender flares and a suspension lift will do that. I'm also disappointed that the full paint option is only available on the Ice Silver, Glacier White or Phantom Black. I wanted the Scuba Blue or Volcano Red in full paint. Audi offers custom paint on any vehicle, so I could have done it if I really,
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We own a Q5, so I qualified for the Audi owner loyalty discount. On top of that, the Audi dealer was offering a much more generous discount. Although not as well equipped, I could have driven home a very nice allroad WITH PADDLE SHIFTERS for less than what I paid for my M Sport. Time will tell if I made the right decision, but minimal regret so far.
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vibration /rattle noise 2014 gc laredo
I have a week old gc Laredo that has a plastic vibration /rattle noise under steering wheel /dash area that appears at low spead acceleration ,around 15-20 mph. Last for a few seconds then goes away ,,(very annoying). I brought it back to jeep ,and they said there's nothing wrong could not find noise! I have a feeling this is going to be a very frustrating problem to try ands resolve. I read a post on here about a similar noise, but seemed to be more of a metal rattle noise in same location and ended up being a metal wire harness, does any one here have a similar noise ,and or advise or solution.... I need help....
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Hi Truckie,
I am a Auto tech at a jeep dealer and i think i have a 2014 Grand with your same problem sitting in my stall right now. I am still in the process of trying to find this noise as i cant quite pinpoint where on the left side its coming from. I have most of the dash detrimmed
and still cant pinpoint it . What makes it tough is that you need to be driving to make it happen hard to watch the road and look under dash at the same time. I know my noise is not the bracket on the steering column every one is talking about as my vehicle does not have it and that noise is definitely metallic like rocks shaking around in an empty pop can I have removed many of those brackets for that noise .
Ive also noticed the one i have will also make the noise sometimes by brake torquing it in gear with foot on the brake and feathering the throttle lightly but not all the time. I am going to contact chrysler technical assistance tomorrow to see if they have any info on this issue and i will let you know what i here .
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Thanks for the reply,,, my noise is still there and seems to have gotten worse ,,, I took a video of the noise ,, but I can't seem to post it on here ,,, my jeep dealer had my ride for one day said no abnormal noise ,, then 3 days straight trying to find it ,,, It is definitely not an easy noise to pinpoint like you stated ,,, I have to get it back into them but don't have the time to leave the vehicle with them right now (in an hvac tech). And we are super busy , my next run on call I will leave it w/ them since I won't need the car.. hopefully you will have some insight for me by then.. I wish I could somehow send you the video ...
Maybe you could message me an email address I and I will send it.
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Video of my noise
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There is a TSB fix for that.....I think. Went to my dealer a few weeks ago for a body pannel misalignment fix. He said he would also do the steering wheel rattle fix. I told him I don't have a rattle yet. He said this will prevent it from happening. Maybe this is what's happening with you guys.
Number listed on invoice is for factory recall #13-041
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I wish I could figure out how to post my video of the noise.... wait... I think it uploaded.
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I hope this works....
video of my noise,,, (turn up vol.)
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Like I said I've never heard the noise but the service manager said it had something to do with a clip or wire harness clip. Didn't pay attention, sorry but I did post what number was listed on the invoice for the recall repair #13-041
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So i escalated a case to the star center today [ are tech assistance ] and they still have not responded , however i think i have my noise narrowed down to the tubes coming out of the heater core right where they run out of the fire wall
into the engine compartment it appears the tubes specifically the bottom one out of the heater core may be contacting the Hvac box causing the rattle right at the fire wall on the inside of vehicle under the dash what i did was take a trim panel tool or door panel removal tool and gently - very gently wedged it between the lower heater core tube and the hvac box and the noise was almost
gone completely . Just then the customer called and said he had to have his car back and will bring it back at a later date when he can leave it a couple of days . Go figure - lol . So to make a long story short i will be removing the dash and the hvac box when he brings it back unless directed otherwise by Star center .
This is a big job on these newer grands as i have had a few of them out on the 2011 s and 12s - Im hoping that star has a different solution then mine but i doubt it . I did check out your video its sounds very similar but yours seems to be louder then mine . Does it sound like your noise is coming from around the gas pedal area ? if so you can remove that carpeted hush panel under the dash by the gas pedal and brake pedal and look up high and you should see the area im talking about . Anyhow i should hear back from star tomorrow i will update you then.
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I don't have the steering wheel clamp mentioned in the TSB. (Just wanted to double check). So my issue is unrelated...unfortunately.
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It's going to be a lonnng week (especially if you're a Mavs fan who stayed up late) so why don't we ease into things slowly? Here's a little low-impact technological magic that combines quality timing and slight of hand with, well, iPods.
I personally think this sort of magic might be a little more impressive than just the plain old fashioned kind, because not only did the magician have to learn the physical skills, he also had to figure out iPod programming. What's your take on it? Is this the new direction of magic or an abhorrent abomination destroying the art?
At 3:17 you can cleary see the wire on that space shuttle. Epic Magic Fail! ;)
sleight of hand... not slight.
No programming skills necessary here. You create a few videos, making sure the timing is right, and you've got a simple trick. One this complex and long takes quite a bit of video work, but that's all it is. None the less, it's still impressive.
jakecross wrote:sleight of hand... not slight.
I thought I made it clear we were starting off easy?
Slydon wrote:I thought I made it clear we were starting off easy?
Fare enough
From the title, I thought this was going to be about a new product called the iBra.
Anyway, very impressive and clever new twist on close up magic.
I like it!
...Is this the new direction of magic or an abhorrent abomination destroying the art?
The latter.
Or, in keeping with the spirit of the above posts; the ladder.
Interesting entertainment, but not magic. Now, if the paper butterfly at the end turned into a live butterfly, that might be a magic trick.
Meh. It's an entertaining presentation, but not magic by any stretch of the imagination. He does a couple of little sleight of hand switches in there, but nothing impressive. If I made a PowerPoint presentation where one thing on the screen changed into another, would that count as a magic trick? This is only a little more impressive than that.
I appreciate the creativity and skill that went into doing this, but I can't call it magic.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ----- With two chances to tie or take the lead in the final four seconds of the game, the UAB women's basketball team failed to overcome a sluggish shooting performance in a 54-51 home loss to Southern Miss on Thursday.
The Blazers took their first lead of the contest, 48-46, with 4:36 remaining off a 3-point heave from senior guard Kelsie Weynand, setting up a back-and-forth ending.
USM snagged a 52-48 advantage thanks to four-straight points from guard Jamierra Faulkner before Weynand struck again with a layup to get her team within two points and just 36 seconds on the clock.
On the ensuing inbounds pass, Golden Eagle Jerontay Clemons fumbled the ball off her foot to give possession back to the Blazers. UAB was unable to capitalize on the gift from Clemons, however, setting up an Amber Jones foul and another inbounds pass from Southern Miss.
Much like the previous throw in, Clemons gave it right back to UAB as she crossed the baseline before passing the ball in play.
UAB's Jones was then fouled in the act of shooting and missed one of two at the free-throw line to put the score at 52-51 in favor of the Golden Eagles.
Following another Southern Miss turnover, Weynand's last grasp from 15 feet out fell short with three seconds to go as USM hit a pair of free-throws to claim a 54-51 win.
The Blazers, who shot a season-low 24 percent for the game, move to 13-6 overall and 4-2 in Conference USA, while Southern Miss improves to 12-8, 4-3 in league action.
With the loss, UAB drops its second-straight C-USA game at Bartow Arena and falls to 6-4 overall at home on the year.
The Green and Gold out-rebounded the Golden Eagles 23-10 on the offensive glass, but were outscored in the paint 28-12 for the game.
UAB also forced 22 Southern Miss turnovers, leading to 34 points for the Blazers.
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Greenys a nice lad but fisha is a nitemare for any featherweight and i dont c him losing this fight
Ian Dean is correct, im shocked at Green even being on a show like Bamma tbh.
Fucking hell Ralph!! Old news that mate!! Leave the guy alone, he derserves a chance like anybody else!! Good luck to both fighters, as simba said green is a sound bloke, no doubt that green is going to have one tough fight on his hands, fisher is a very exp and tough lad. I hope green does well
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Web2Submitter is a software package that has the intention of saving you time and increasing your traffic by automating most of the process of submitting your blog or website articles to social bookmarking services. The idea is to submit to as many services as possible, with very little effort.
Before you can actively start using the software to submit to social bookmarking sites, you need to enter your username and password for ten different social bookmarking services. This means you need to create accounts with all ten services. It's not compulsory to provide details for all ten, only the ones you wish to submit to. For the sake of evaluation, I provided my details for all ten services.
To make things complicated, Only Wire is an online tool that provides a similar service to Web2Submitter. So the first thing you need to do when you create an account with Only Wire, is provide usernames and passwords for their list of social bookmarking sites. In total, I created accounts with 32 social bookmarking services. Most of them I hadn't even heard of before. And it took me all afternoon.
I thought after all that time I'd spent creating accounts with 32 different social bookmarking services, that I could now sit back and let the magic happen. Well, it doesn't exactly work that way.
When it's time to submit your article, the process is broken into three steps.
Step 1 involves entering your article's title, link, description and tags. This is the one thing about the tool that saves a bit of time. I liked how I only had to submit this information once. Keep in mind however that you need to enter these details for every unique article that you submit.
Step 2 requires you to log into each social bookmarking site. You select the ten services from a drop down list and hit login and it does the rest for you.
Even though it was slightly automated, I found this step a bit annoying. I wish Web2Submitter had some kind of tool that showed me what I was already logged into. I had just made new accounts with all ten services so I assumed I was still logged into them. Still, just to be on the safe side I logged into all ten again.
I discovered if you're already logged into a social bookmarking service and you try to log in again with the Web2Submitter, it acts like you're not logged in. It then takes you straight back to the sign-in page and you can't tell if you're logged in or not. For some services, if you click 'login' then it goes nowhere because it's confused, why are you trying to log in when you're already logged in?
Step 3 is where you finally get to submit your article to the social bookmarking services. This involves selecting a category from the drop down list (if there is one) then selecting the big blue button for each service you want to submit to. The Web2Submitter tool will automate as much of this process as possible. Really all it does is open the service up in the Web2Submitter browser window (for example it opens http://www.digg.com), then fill in as many fields as it can for you. Then it will submit your article. You can watch the whole process happening right in front of you without touching the keyboard or mouse.
Sounds not too bad doesn't it?…So why do I have a problem with Web2Submitter?
My frustration started when Web2Submitter had a problem with some of its automation. There were at least two services for example which had problems with my login details. Because the Web2Submitter tool was trying to automatically push through my login details and the social bookmarking site was trying to reject my login, it created an endless loop. I was completely helpless, there was nothing I could do. I had to madly try and click on the 'Home' button in Web2Submitter to get out of the social bookmarking site. In fact, I had so much trouble just trying to log in to StumbleUpon that in the end I gave up and just submitted the article manually through Firefox.
The software does a reasonable job of automating the submission process to social bookmarking sites, however I am dubious about submitting articles to so many different sites, especially because each bookmarking site focuses on a different niche. Is it even a good idea to submit your blog article to a bookmarking site not really related to your topic?
There are only handful of bookmarking sites you need to worry about that you can easily submit to yourself, then again, perhaps I'm missing the "trick" and maybe submitting to every social bookmarking site is a good way to get traffic, even if they don't specifically match your topic.
For example, MarkTD and PlugIM are both marketing services, so every article I write on my health blog cannot be submitted to either of these two marketing sites. I also wonder whether there's any point in submitting to some of the smaller services (like I saw in the huge list in Only Wire) because it appears that not many people use those social bookmarking sites. If I were to choose a great way to market my article I don't think it would be submitting to 22 social bookmarking sites that nobody looks at.
I think Web2Submitter focuses on a strategy of quantity over quality when it comes to submitting to social bookmarking sites. The idea is to place your article in as many of these services as you can, thus creating exposure and a large "footprint" for your articles in the social bookmarking sites, even if your article never makes it to the front page of any of the sites.
In the training materials that come with Web2Submitter, Jack is clear to point out that just using the software alone on every article you publish is not a good idea. You should submit your best content and use the social bookmarking and voting sites as they are intended – to highlight quality content.
One particularly good bonus feature of Web2Submitter (there are two bonuses) is the access you get to the Buzz Group, which is a special group only for customers, who work together to help promote content in social bookmarking sites. The process is quite simple – you join the group and then help your fellow members by voting for their content and you are allowed to submit your content, which is then in turn voted for as well.
This is a somewhat risky approach to social voting because you want to be careful not to artificially inflate the votes and rest assured that sites like Digg know when you are trying to game the system. The Web2Submitter team have set up a fairly good system that it is definitely getting results for some people based on the testimonials on the page, if you believe them of course!
If you buy Web2Submitter you can consider joining and participating in the Buzz Group, which can potentially deliver some solid traffic results to your content.
The question you need to ask is whether $47 is worth spending to cut a little bit of time submitting your content to bookmarking sites. Web2Submitter will save you time, but at least for my test, there were bugs and I'm just not sure you need to submit to so many sites anyway.
If you currently submit content to a lot of social bookmarking sites, possibly as a saturation and "conversation domination" style strategy, Web2Submitter definitely speeds up the process, I'm just not convinced this is the optimum method to drive traffic from social bookmarking.
I'll leave the decision up to you. I personally won't use the software again because I prefer to submit to the one or two bookmarking sites relevant for my blogs manually by hand. If you have a lot of sites and a lot of bookmarking to do, then Web2submitter is worth checking out.
The addition of the Buzz Group access might just be the tipping point that makes it worth buying Web2Submitter, but you have to decide whether you want to participate in such a group as it may be looked upon as a way of "gaming the system", so you have to be careful.
It should be noted that there is a 60 day money back guarantee, so you can try the program and the Buzz Group and if you decide it's not for you, just ask for your money back.
To purchase the software, watch an introduction video, read the testimonials, learn more about the Buzz Group and read further information about the program, click here (the sales page is not very long) –
If you have purchased this software and put it to good use, or have comments about the Buzz Group or any feedback at all, please leave a comment to this review and let me know.
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This is the first 'product review' type post I have read on EJ and I found it very informative. Web2Submitter doesn't really sound worth it to me.
Yuck… One more tool to help spammers. I would ignore it.
I use web2submitter and have had the same crazy log in errors, however since my blog is relatively new I've noticed that I have received more googlebot visits for having links on the sites it submits to. You also have to be careful of newsvine and plime who won't really allow you to use the tool as it tries to – you are better off writing articles specific to those sites.
I really like socialmarker.com. This is a free site that works similarly to Web2submitter. You can read my review here.
I just read this review – a bit late I suppose – but I guess I agree to Fred – Why pay $47 if you can get it from site like socialmarker.com? The services looks all the same to me.
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found this article thru blogrush on my own site.
great objective review. thanks Yaro and Fran. So I guess the same could be said for any automated submitter software. I downloaded roboform, haven't tried it, but I guess it is a similar but more generic tool.
seems to me $47 is worth the buzz group alone, as long as that group has some quality standards, it could work well.
This is a very objective review. I use Social Marker myself. As a relatively new and inexperienced blogger I'm learning daily. Quality is now more important than Quantity and submitting to a multitude of Web 2 sites may not be the best for ones blog in the final analysis. Thanks Fran and Yaro. Truthful posting.
There are far better tools both being used and in-development. And there's actually a reason you haven't found them yet.
While I don't sell Web2Submitter, I have a special affinity for it because I understand what they're trying to do.
They're trying to put a little bit of power into the hands of masses… not too much power, but some. The Buzz Group aces isn't a tipping point, it's an avalanche… to have that kind of support, though bookmarking sites really don't approve of it, is like gold.
Think of how much crap people have wasted over $4700 on and here's a simple $47 product that can help those without much traffic to have a bigger shot playing the numbers game.
Compared to what you get for traffic, it might not mean all that much, but compared to what the majority of your visitors get for traffic, a blog post in dozens of social bookmarking sites, in the same amount of time it would take to hand post to a fraction of them, can lead to that extra 2-3 loyal readers… which then gives us access to their network of friends.
Each new loyal reader comes with friends. Anything that's under $50 that helps semi-automate one's reach into social sites should be bought without hesitation… especially when it comes with a support group mail list and an iron clad money back guarantee.
I use onlywire.com, which you mention, and it works fine; I just wish it included Digg, which I submit separately.
For me the $47 isn't worth it. My strategy is to build readers now, then work on getting the quality so high THEY submit for me . . . that's how it should be anyway. In the meantime, OnlyWire is good enough.
Gotta disagree with you, Terry.
Your post seemed fine while you were stating it was "about me" (you) but it left the path when you added that your way is how it "should be."
It exemplifies, yet again, the kind of disconnect that exists between A-list bloggers, their supporters and then the bulk of the work from home crowd.
There's some horrific assumption that just because you can see the benefit of something and state it with academic and logical precision, that the viewing audience can comprehend it, too.
The fact is that the blogosphere is a LOT different than when guys like Yaro and others, who shall remain unnamed, made it yet they're still giving out the same advice with millions of new blogs and bloggers in the ring.
If someone wants a quick boost, wants to meet some like-minded people (in the buzz group), and can spare less than one month's cost of what Yaro charges for his membership, Web2Submitter is just fine.
And if they aren't satisfied, guess what? They get a refund as per Clickbank's policy. How can you not, at least, present this kind of information to people as an option – especially knowing that so many of them are not like you or Yaro but are actually beleaguered and tired of being over-estimated.
Both softwares are working under same base and i don t know about the web 2.0 software. If you know just tell the feature of it. We are using the web 2 submitter. I t is the good one for the internet marketing..
Thank you
Thank you for the impartial review of Web2Submitter. I just bought the product yesterday and will be putting it to the challenge this week.
Like Fran, I have already run into login issues while doing the prep work for using the tool. A bit disappointing to start with, I have to say. The main selling point of the product seems to be time reduction in submission of your content. We all know that dealing with software problems can take up valuable time. I will continue my evaluation of the product and see if it gets any better.
I will be including a complete review of my experience with Web2Submitter at my web site over the next few weeks (if anyone's interested). I hope my testimony will be similar to those testimonies given on the Web2Submitter sales page.
This is the first 'product review' type post I have read on EJ and I found it very informative. Web2Submitter doesn't really sound worth it to me.
I've also got Web2Submitter and the latest update has certainly improved things.
Yes, it is only a way of speeding up the process but then it was never sold as anything else. At least it's not bloatware like one or two recent releases that do a similar job.
As for OnlyWire, forget it, it's seriously bust. SocialMarker.com does a much better job.
I stopped using this software. I now use onlywire and really like their collection of sites. They have really improved and made the 1 click submission very smooth. Even digg is a click away.
Luckly I read your post before I buy this osftware…..thanks


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A blog by Southern writer and historian Dale Cox, Civil War Florida shares information on and discusses the events of the Civil War in Florida. Topics of interest include troops, battles, skirmishes, campaigns, raids, forts, naval actions, ships, soldiers, officers, books and historic sites.
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The Mr. West who lived in the house around 1960 was a friend of mine when I was a young boy. My family lived a block down the street in a house owned by a Mrs. Little. I would walk up to the house and ring the bell (times were different then, and my mother let me roam the neighborhood). He would often give me beach sand that he had brought back from his home in Mexico Beach. I remember that there was a large painting of Mr. West standing in front of his beach house that hung in a room on the first floor on the left side near the back of the house. I also remember that remember that there was a room upstairs where he had military swords and other artifacts on display.
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Jerry, I remember Slade West very well. I also remember the room up stairs with all of the artifacts and books. When he passed away, he left the home to the Chipola Trust and it is preserved intact today as it was when he passed. If you are in Marianna, you should give them a call and ask for a tour. I'm sure it would bring back many memories!
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The Madness Monday ancestor I'm posting about today is my husband's great-great grandmother, Martha H. Williams Saul. She was born in Virginia abt 1827 and married Albert G. Saul on 5 Oct 1846 in Franklin Co., Virginia. They had five surviving children. Before the Civil War, they appeared to be relatively prosperous, living at Oak Level, Henry, Virginia, in the 1860 census. By 1870, Martha is a patient in at the Western Lunatic Asylum, Staunton, Augusta, Virginia, and dies before 1880.
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How tragic. Is there any way to discover what happened to cause her to be there?
You may want to look at court records to see if there is any mention of Martha in them about being committed to the asylum. Also, does are the asylum records themselves archived somewhere?
I should look into both those possibilities. Number eleventy-million on my genie to do list! 😀
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David Cunningham's current research focuses on the scope, organization, and legacy of racial contention in the civil rights-era South. His recent work centers on the Ku Klux Klan, in particular the complex roles that the klan played in various communities throughout the 1960s and the enduring impacts of KKK activity on contemporary voting patterns and crime rates. His latest book, Klansville, U.S.A.: The Rise and Fall of the Civil Rights-Era Ku Klux Klan, has recently been published by Oxford University Press.
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These projects follow Cunningham's earlier work on state-based efforts to limit social protest, dealing specifically with the FBI's counterintelligence programs (COINTELPROs) in operation between 1956 and 1971. A book based on that research, There's Something Happening Here: The New Left, the Klan, and FBI Counterintelligence, was published in 2004 by the University of California Press.
Additionally, Cunningham has an interest in emerging forms of activism, as well as the social processes that mediate activist identities. These topics consume much of his teaching energy, and provide a focus for a number of "on the road" programs that enable members of the Brandeis community to directly engage with a wide range of communities. The first of these programs, "Possibilities for Change in American Communities", was offered in 2001, and incorporated a month-long trip around the U.S. in a sleeper bus to examine historical and contemporary activist work in nearly two dozen communities. As a precursor to the 2011 "Civil Rights and Racial Justice in Mississippi" JBS program, in 2006 Cunningham and Brandeis anthropologist Mark Auslander offered "Memory and Cultural Production in the Mississippi Delta," bringing students to the Delta to pursue oral history and other community-based work.
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"Segregationist Responses to Civil Rights Mobilization" (with Dan Kryder and Geoff Ward)
"Building Capacity for Civic Action: Legacies of Contention and Implementation of Mississippi's Civil Rights/Human Rights Curriculum" (with Ashley Rondini)
"Vigilantism Reconsidered: Threat, Networks, and KKK Membership in Natchez" (with Jaleh Jalili, Molly Schneider, and Noah Braiterman)
"Infiltrators" (with Roberto Soto-Carrion)
"Capturing the Structure of Musically-Based Youth Subcultures: The Case of 'Emo'" (with Emilie Hardman and Ann Morrison Spinney)
Klansville, U.S.A.: The Rise and Fall of the Civil Rights-Era Ku Klux Klan (Oxford University Press, 2013).
There's Something Happening Here: The New Left, the Klan, and FBI Counterintelligenc (University of California Press, 2004).
Selected articles and chapters
"Civil Rights." Oxford Bibliographies in Sociology. Ed. Jeff Manza. New York: Oxford University Press (with Nicole Fox, forthcoming 2013).
"Shades of Anti-Civil Rights Violence: Reconsidering the Ku Klux Klan in Mississippi." In Ted Ownby, ed., The Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi, edited by Ted Ownby. Oxford, MS: University Press of Mississippi (forthcoming 2013).
"Mobilizing Ethnic Competition." Theory and Society 41, 5: 505-525 (2012).
"Enduring Consequences of Failed Right-Wing Activism: Klan Mobilization in the 1960s and Contemporary Crime Rates in Southern Counties." Social Forces 90, 3: 843-862 (with Rory McVeigh, 2012).
"Methods of Truth and Reconciliation." In Kathleen Odell Korgen, Jonathan M. White, and Shelley K. White, eds., Sociologists in Action. Newbury Park, CA: Pine Forge Press (2011).
"Teaching Graduate and Undergraduate Research Methods: A Multi-Pronged Departmental Initiative." Teaching Sociology 38, 2: 93-105 (with Sara Shostak, Wendy Cadge, and Jennifer Girouard, 2010).
"The Durability of Collective Memory: Reconciling the 'Greensboro Massacre.'" Social Forces 88, 4: 1517-1542 (with Colleen Nugent and Caitlin Slodden, 2010).
"Ambivalence and Control: State Action Against the Civil Rights-era Ku Klux Klan." Qualitative Sociology 32, 4: 355-377 (2009).
"Truth, Reconciliation, and the Ku Klux Klan." Southern Cultures 14, 3: 68-87 (2008).
"Contexts for Mobilization: Spatial Settings and Klan Presence in North Carolina, 1964-1966." American Journal of Sociology 113, 3: 781-814 (with Benjamin T. Phillips, 2007).
"'What If She's From the FBI?' The Effects of Covert Social Control on Social Movements and their Participants." In Mathieu DeFlem, ed., Surveillance and Governance: Crime Control and Beyond. New York: Elsevier (with John Noakes, 2007).
"Paths to Participation: A Profile of the Civil Rights-Era Ku Klux Klan." Research in Social Movements, Conflicts and Change 27: 283-309 (2007).
"Comparative Collective Community-Based Learning: The 'Possibilities for Change in American Communities' Program," Teaching Sociology 32: 276-290 (with Cheryl Kingma-Kiekhofer, 2004).
"The Emergence of 'Worthy' Targets: Official Frames and Deviance Narratives within the FBI." Sociological Forum 19, 3: 347-369 (with Barb Browning, 2004).
"The Patterning of Repression: FBI Counterintelligence and the New Left." Social Forces 82, 1: 207-238 (2003).
"Understanding State Responses to Right Vs. Left -Wing Threats: The FBI, the Klan, and the New Left." Social Science History 27, 3: 327-370 (2003).
"State vs. Social Movement: The FBI's COINTELPRO Against the New Left." In Jack Goldstone, ed., States, Parties, & Social Movements: Protest and the Dynamics of Institutional Change. Cambridge University Press (2003).
"American Sociological Association Elections, 1975-1996: Exploring Explanations for 'Feminization'." American Sociological Review 62: 746-759 (with Rachel A. Rosenfeld and Kathryn Schmidt, 1997).
Selected essays
"Hit and Miss: Making Connections in the Social Movements Classroom." Mobilizing Ideas Essay Dialogue on the Pedagogy of Social Movements (2012).
"Mississippi Smoldering." Brandeis Magazine (Fall): 22-27 (with Yosep Bae, Jesse Begelfer, Edwin Gonzalez, Gabi Sanchez-Stern, Molly Schneider, and Jake Weiner, 2011).
"Revisiting the Campus Arena." Essays on Human Values, Global Challenges, and the Liberal Arts, in honor of the inauguration of Brandeis University President Frederick Martin Lawrence (2011).
"Red State, Blue State." Catalyst Magazine 4, 1: 16-17 (2009).
"Surveillance and Social Movements: Lenses on the Repression-Mobilization Nexus." Contemporary Sociology 36, 2: 120-125 (2007).
"All the Klan's Men." Boston Globe (2005).
"Learning by Design: Harnessing the Leadership Development Potential of Student Activism." Concepts and Connections 13, 1: 7-9 (2005).
"What the G-Men Knew." The New York Times Magazine (2004).
"Squelching Dissent in the Name of Security." Boston Globe (2003).
"An Education in Activism: Teaching and Learning About Social Change on the Road." Brandeis Review 22,1: 38-45 (2001).


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Rutgers-Newark Students Capture First Place in NY Regional Finals of College FED Challenge
The College Fed Challenge team of students from the Economics Department at Rutgers University, Newark was awarded first place in the regional competition held at the New York Federal Reserve bank in New York City, Nov. 16.
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Second place in the NYC competition went to the team from Pace University, with honorable mentions to teams from Cornell University and Hamilton College.
This is the fourth year that the team from Rutgers-Newark, coached by Economics Professor John Graham, has won the NY regional competition. With the first place win the team advances to the national competition to be held at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, D.C on Nov. 29. They will compete against teams from the Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia and Richmond Federal Reserve districts. Last year the Rutgers-Newark team placed 4th in the nation; in 2009, the team was second in the nation.
The Rutgers students who made up the winning team are:
- senior Victor Castaneda, an economics and mathematics major from Elizabeth, New Jersey;
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This year's competition is co-sponsored by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Eastern Economic Association. To reach the finals, the Rutgers-Newark team had to win both a preliminary and semi-final round. The competition began on October 28th with 36 teams; six teams advanced to the semi-finals, and four teams made it to the finals.
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