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Google couldn't have been created on a Web dominated by Facebook, said Google co-founder Sergey Brin; company pays $25,000 fine
Google is worried about the future of the internet, saying that governments and major sites like Facebook are killing the open nature of the web. However, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has caught Google doing some naughty activities on the internet as well.
Google co-founder Sergey Brin recently shared his feelings on the current and future state of the internet. He believes freedom and openness on the web is being threatened now more than ever by governments around the world, the entertainment industry, and huge companies like Facebook and Apple.
"I am more worried than I have been in the past," said Brin. "It's scary."
Brin said
governments around the globe are trying to restrict and control the access
their citizens have on the internet. He namely sees China, Iran and Saudi Arabia as the worst offenders, which is why Google partially pulled out of China in 2010. Concerns over cyber attacks and censorship made the search giant uneasy.
But world governments are not the only ones killing the Internet. According to Brin, tech giants Facebook and Apple have such tightly controlled and proprietary platforms that innovation outside of their reach is nearly impossible.
In fact, Brin said that he and Google co-founder Larry Page would have never been able to create their Google search empire if Facebook had dominated the Internet back then.
"You have to play by their rules, which
are really restrictive
," said Brin. "The kind of environment that we developed Google in, the reason that we were able to develop a search engine, is the Web was so open. Once you get too many rules, that will stifle innovation."
More specifically, Brin mentioned that Facebook fails to make it easy for users to switch their data to other services.
"Facebook has been sucking down Gmail contacts for many years," said Brin.
Facebook, which has over 800 million users around the world now, is preparing for its upcoming initial public offering (IPO) valued at $75 billion to $100 billion.
Despite Brin's comments, some are pointing fingers at Google as well, saying that their data is in the hands of the U.S. government because it's on Google's servers. The government even occasionally asks for data from Google.
"We push back a lot," said Brin. "We are able to turn down a lot of these requests. We do everything possible to protect the data. If we could wave a magic wand and not be subject to U.S. law, that would be great. If we could be in some magical jurisdiction that everyone in the world trusted, that would be great. We're doing it as well as can be done."
That magic wand could have come in handy last Friday, as the FCC fined Google $25,000 USD for collecting personal information from users without their consent while launching its Street View project. This particular project allowed Google to collect certain information from W-Fi networks from May 2007 to May 2010. However, Google ended up collecting unnecessary information as well such as passwords and Internet history.
The FCC said Google has not been cooperating with it during this matter. Google has reportedly protected employees and emails from the investigation. Google disagreed, saying it has provided everything necessary. However, it's still stuck with a $25,000 fine.
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At least 10 people were injured in a grenade attack in Tandoori bar, Diani in Kwale.
Police say the incident happened at about 4 am on Thursday in the busy club.
Witnesses said they saw six of the victims with serious injuries while four had slight injuries.
Police say an unidentified person lobbed the explosive devise believed to be a grenade into the revelers before it exploded.
Msambweni OCPD Jack Ekakuro and coast region police commander Agrey Adoli said the injured are in stable condition and have been taken to the local hospital ; no arrest has been made so far.
"Our experts are there to know who threw the grenade," said Adoli.
The attack is a blow to tourism industry given Diani is one of busiest areas in the coast that attracts a huge number of tourists locally and internationally. Bomb experts arrived at the scene hours later and officials are yet to give details on the nature of the grenade used. Grenade attacks are common since Kenyan troops crossed to Somalia to contain Al-Shabaab militants.
The attackers usually claim it is in retaliation to the military action. Just like others, it is unlikely there will be an arrest. The incidents increased last year despite the efforts put by the Goverment to contain them.

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It is the potential in his side that keeps Arsène Wenger going through the despondency of defeats like the one at Bolton on Saturday.
After a bright start, Arsenal gave away a sloppy goal. Just before the break, old boy Nicolas Anelka added a superb second. Gilberto replied immediately and the visitors came close to an equaliser. However another Anelka strike sealed Arsenal's third away defeat of the Premiership campaign.
They are down to sixth place and 13 points adrift of leaders Manchester United. The manager admitted it would be "pretentious" to believe his side could win the title now. However the youthful exuberance of his squad soon lifts the gloom after a reverse like the one on Saturday.
"We had a lack of experience at the back in the decisive moments on Saturday," said Wenger. "But as well we have shown a lot of good qualities going forward. We just have to find the right balance now.
"The target is to get the best out of our potential, keep going and see where we finish at the end of the season.
"It would be pretentious to say at the moment that we would be champions. But I am just sad that the players do not get rewarded for what they produce. That does not make me desperate.
"If you look at the game and the amount of effort we put into the game then you want your team to be rewarded. At the moment that is not the case.
"This is a side well surrounded with experienced players who can do extremely well. But if you look at the back [on Saturday] we were aged 22, 21 and 20. Then there was Walcott, 17, Fabregas, 19, Flamini, 22, and Adebayor, 22. It is very young. The mix between youth and experience has to be right - especially defensively.
"You can see that the quality is there and the potential is there. The quicker we learn the quicker we will get satisfaction."
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Puget Sound, which grows some lesser-known grapes like Muller-Thurgau and Madeleine Angevine, is less known for quality wines and better liked for being a tourist attraction.
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About WashingtonRelated Links:Now the number two producer in the United States, Washington State has also grown in quality.
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Ghost Hunters visit Sylvan Beach; episode airs on SyFy next week
There are 31 comments on the CNYRadio.com story from Feb 20, 2013, titled Ghost Hunters visit Sylvan Beach; episode airs on SyFy next week. In it, CNYRadio.com reports that:
Could it be possible that the haunts in the "Laffland" ride at Sylvan Beach Amusement Park aren't entirely fake? The cast and crew of the SyFy series "Ghost Hunters" visited to investigate.
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#1 Feb 22, 2013
"I ain't afraid of no ghost!" LOL
They ought to play "TAPS" for the Yesterday's Royal since the only thing "paranormal" about that joint is how a tumble-down shack like that holds together with just 25 coats of white-wash.
#2 Feb 22, 2013
Park is in bankruptcy and Waterbury is being sued. It may not open this summer. Oneidas are looking at it.
#3 Feb 22, 2013
"Doug Waterbury, who bought the two tourist hot-spots in 2007, says he was intrigued by the frequent comments from employees, customers and local residents, regarding an increasing number of ghost sightings and other paranormal activity.
In a press release he said,It may be possible that the spirits are becoming more active due to the recent change of ownership, and I want them to understand that my intention for the future is to preserve the amusement park in every respect and to welcome their continued presence as we learn to peacefully co-exist.
Dougie needs to drum up some business. He'll agree with anyone if it personally costs him nothing & will bring some rubes to his flea bitten amusements.
Waterbury is a true son of PT Barnum that lives by his two Golden Rules:
"There's a sucker born every minute"
"A fool and his money are soon parted"
#4 Feb 22, 2013
Waterbury will wank when Willy Wonka weeps!
Since: Feb 13
#5 Feb 23, 2013
Wank what? So when a fictional candy icon cries he will wank? What does that mean? How can a make believe character weep? How would you know if this happens? What does wank mean?
#6 Feb 23, 2013
Waterbury eats pie
#7 Feb 23, 2013
I don't care about him, I care about the Amusement park... pecker.
#8 Feb 24, 2013
I remember Sylvan Beach with great fondness.I lived in New Hartford,N>Y>and when i was very young we spent almost all summer at my grandmothers cottage in Sylvan Beach.My cousin worked at the Sylvan Beach ferris wheel;another worked at Eddy'ds restaurant>It was a magical place right on Oneida Lake...I loved it.But as one gets older one remembers those happy times.I wonder if it is really haunted?I worked in my teen years at the Verona Beach State Park,and made many friends there.Oh what great years those were.I went away to college,got married had a family,moved out of the area,and never have been back.My Gram is now gone,and her cottage was sold.It was all those years ago.Looking forward to seeing Ghosthunters .ande the ghosts of Sylvan Beach.....
#9 Feb 24, 2013
Ghosts are everywhere I go!
#10 Feb 27, 2013
what a joke , you are the only monster thats been sssssseeeeeaaannnnnnn hear
#11 Feb 27, 2013
Did you see the notice of lien against me in the paper for non payment of taxes and fees? Please donate to the Amusement Park Fund to keep it open.
#12 Feb 28, 2013
i think the ghost is the old guy that ran the fun houes there. i think he pasted in the late 90's. any way i loved going when i was a little girl. i now miss it and the last time i was there was in 2000.
i hope something good will come of it.:)
#13 Feb 28, 2013
That was a good show,,,,If it is true or not..who knows. But it is interesting stuff. I barely remember Scotty, but I remember when he dies. It was a tough time in the beach then.
#14 Mar 1, 2013
I looked inside the Deli-Mart's front window Wednesday night around midnight & saw sub rolls & chip bags floating about in thin air!
#15 Mar 1, 2013
Delimart will close when nice n easy opens because they cant drop their prices low enough to make a profit. Clements will depend on his junk store and slum houses to get by according to Greg.
Since: Feb 13
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#17 Mar 1, 2013
OMG! You are sooooooo frickkin' FUNNY!! Just one word... "stupid". Wotta knee-slapper! You should have your own Comedy Central Cable TV Show! Oh boy! You sure your name isn't phil "Hartman"? I'll bet you must've spent...what...half-hour, 45 minutes coming up with that concentrated comedy nugget?!?
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No actually came up with it rather quick. I'm so glad you find it that funny. I thought is was borderline but obviously you enjoyed it. Thanks race car driver.
#19 Mar 1, 2013
Phil Trombino is actually Donnie from Sunset.
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I wish the sun would set on ALL those drunken weirdo pricks @ Vandreiser's
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The most decorated netminder in the program's history, Capobianco enjoyed a record-breaking career in his four seasons at Canisius. He finished his tenure with school records in saves (3,061), save percentage (.920), goals against average (2.71) and shutouts (eight).
"I'm definitely excited to be taking the next step in my career," Capobianco said. "Growing up, I always wanted to play professional hockey and Canisius has really helped me get there. Being with the program has not only helped me grow as a goalie, but also as a person and I'm really thankful for the opportunity. I knew that playing at Canisius could help me take this step to the next level and Coach Smith really helped prepare me for that."
Capobianco also owns four-single-season records set during the 2012-13 campaign, while leading the Griffs to their first conference championship. He set the program's standards in saves (1,256), save percentage (.929), shutouts (four) and goaltender victories (18). Capobianco's 1,256 saves rank as the 12th-most in NCAA history and the most since the 1988-89 campaign.
The Mississauga, Ontario native also proved to be a clutch postseason player during his career, helping Canisius to the 2013 Atlantic Hockey Championship and a second appearance in the title game in 2014. In 13 career Atlantic Hockey Tournament games, Capobianco owns an 11-2-0 record, 2.35 goals against average, .936 save percentage and eight shutouts. A member of the 2013 Atlantic Hockey All-Tournament Team, he owns the top two saves marks in the tournament's history (249 in 2014; 235 in 2013).
"I am thrilled to see Tony sign his first professional contract," said Canisius head coach Dave Smith. "His play on the ice has helped him develop into a top college hockey goaltender, especially in the last two seasons with two trips to the conference title game and a championship in 2013. His development over the last four years have prepared him for the opportunity and I'm anxious to watch him grow as a professional hockey player."
McKellar appeared in 88 career games with the Griffs, mainly as a defender. The Phoenix, Ariz. native totaled 26 career points on four goals and 22 assists during his Canisius tenure, including two of the biggest goals in the program's history. McKellar scored the game-winning tally in back-to-back games in the 2013 Atlantic Hockey Quarterfinals (against Air Force in overtime) and Semifinals (against nationally-ranked Niagara) to help lead the Griffs to their first conference championship.
"Duncan has a great opportunity to showcase his tremendous size and skating at the professional level," Smith said. "He has played forward and defense with us in his four seasons and has developed a game that could translate very well to the professional level."
Capobianco and McKellar are the 22nd and 23rd players to move to the professional ranks after playing for Coach Smith at Canisius. Elmira is the ECHL affiliate with the New Jersey Devils and Ottawa Senators of the NHL and the Albany Devils and Binghamton Senators of the AHL.


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Atlanta Fed Press Release: Federal Reserve Banks Announce Changes to Increase Efficiency in Check Services as Check Volumes Decline Nationwide
For immediate release: February 6, 2003
Boston, MA, February 6, 2003-The Federal Reserve Banks, collectively the nation's largest processor of checks, today announced changes to their back office check-processing operations intended to improve operating efficiency while maintaining high-quality check services to depository institutions nationwide.
Reflecting the ongoing shift in consumer and business preferences from checks to electronic payments, the Reserve Banks will reduce their check service operating costs through a combination of streamlining their check management structure, reducing staff, decreasing the number of check-processing locations, and increasing processing capacity in other locations.
"The Federal Reserve Banks are committed to remaining a leader in providing payment services, including check processing. Adjusting our operations to respond to changes in the marketplace will position the Banks to continue to fulfill this role," said Cathy Minehan, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston and Chair of the Reserve Banks' Financial Services Policy Committee.
Even though check payments remain the most popular form of noncash retail payment, they make up only 60 percent of all noncash retail payments today compared to 85 percent in 1979. Recent Federal Reserve studies suggest that roughly 40 billion checks were written in the United States in 2002, down from about 50 billion in 1995. The Reserve Banks handle about 17 billion of these checks annually, and this volume is expected to decline as well.
The changes announced today reflect this changing market environment and will enable the Reserve Banks to continue to meet the requirements of the Monetary Control Act of 1980. That act requires the Reserve Banks to set prices to recover, over the long run, their total costs of providing payment services to depository institutions, including the imputed costs they would have incurred and imputed profits they would have expected to earn had the services been provided by a private business firm.
The changes, approved by the Reserve Banks' Conference of Presidents, are expected to reduce operating costs for check services by about $60 million in 2005 and about $300 million over the next five years. The changes also are consistent with a decision reached following a 1998 Federal Reserve study of the payments system that the Reserve Banks would remain a provider of check services.
"Nationwide, consumers and businesses have made a significant shift in how they make payments, substituting electronic payments for checks. This development is good news for the nation's payments system, and the Federal Reserve has strongly supported this shift," Minehan said. "But declining check volumes are requiring the Reserve Banks to make changes in their check operations to address the challenges posed by the changing market. The changes we are announcing today will help us meet these challenges."
Reserve Banks will continue to provide check services on a nationwide basis and are working to maintain deposit times and availability as close to current service levels as possible for depository institutions in the affected markets. In addition, new check-imaging and check-adjustments technology should enable the Reserve Banks to provide new services and help maintain the high quality of Reserve Bank check services offered to the nation's depository institutions.
With the changes announced today, Reserve Bank check processing will be performed at 32 sites, down from 45. Additionally, the Reserve Banks will streamline their check-adjustment functions, now being handled in 43 locations, to 12 of their current locations nationwide. (The term "check adjustments" refers to the part of the check-processing operation in which check-processing errors are resolved.) Of the 13 offices that will no longer process checks (see table 1 below), the five regional sites that only process checks will close. The volume from these 13 offices will be handled by nine offices (see table 2 below). (The attachment provides a listing of the affected Reserve Bank offices, including an indication of where each office's check functions will be shifted.)
|Pittsburgh, Pa.
|Peoria, Ill.1
|Richmond, Va.
|Little Rock, Ark.
|Charleston, W.Va.1
|Louisville, Ky.
|Columbia, S.C.1
|Omaha, Neb.
|Miami, Fla.
|El Paso, Texas
|Indianapolis, Ind.1
|San Antonio, Texas
|Milwaukee, Wis.1
Table 2
Offices That Will Expand Check-Processing Capacity
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Chicago, Ill.
|Cincinnati, Ohio
|Des Moines, Iowa
|Baltimore, Md.
|Memphis, Tenn.
|Charlotte, N.C.
|Dallas, Texas
|Jacksonville, Fla.
As a result of these changes, the Reserve Banks will reduce their overall check staff by slightly more than 400 positions, representing about 8 percent of their current check service positions. In the offices where check processing will be eliminated, almost 1,300 positions will be affected. At this time, however, the number of involuntary separations is unclear. Some staff reductions will occur through attrition, and there will be some opportunities for reassignment. In addition, the Reserve Banks estimate that they will add about 900 positions at the offices that will continue processing checks.
The Reserve Banks will offer a variety of programs to assist affected staff. These programs include separation packages, enhanced pension benefits for some longer-service staff nearing retirement, extended medical coverage, and career transition assistance. The changes being announced today are projected to begin in some offices in the second half of this year and to continue through 2004, with an expected completion at all offices by the end of that year.
According to Minehan, "One of the missions of the Federal Reserve System is to foster the efficiency, accessibility, and integrity of the nation's payments system. We believe that the changes we are announcing are essential because they will provide the Reserve Banks greater flexibility to manage check operations in an environment of declining volumes. We regret that this decision will affect a portion of the Fed's check-processing management and staff, but we have a range of programs in place to help ease the transition for affected staff members."
From 1992 to 2001, the Reserve Banks earned an average annual after-tax return on equity for all priced payment services of 12.2 percent. In 2002, however, mainly because of declining check volumes, the Reserve Banks' after-tax return on equity for all priced payment services declined to 4.2 percent. In 2003, the Reserve Banks expect to post an after-tax loss reflecting the up-front costs associated with the changes being announced today. The Reserve Banks project that these changes will position check services to return to full cost recovery by 2005.
Federal Reserve Banks
Check-Processing and Check-Adjustment Changes
|Office Locations
|Move Check
Processing to
|Move Check
Adjustments to
|District One (Boston)
|Boston, Mass., main office
|Windsor Locks, Conn.
|Windsor Locks, Conn., check-processing site3
|District Two (New York)
|New York, N.Y., (ops. in E. Rutherford, N.J.)1
|Utica, N.Y., check-processing site3
|District Three (Philadelphia)
|Philadelphia, Pa., main office3
|District Four (Cleveland)
|Cleveland, Ohio, main office3
|Cincinnati, Ohio, branch
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Columbus, Ohio, check-processing site1
|Pittsburgh, Pa., branch
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Cleveland, Ohio
|District Five (Richmond)
|Richmond, Va., main office
|Baltimore, Md.
|Charlotte, N.C.
|Baltimore, Md., branch
|Charlotte, N.C.
|Charleston, W.Va., check-processing site2
|Cincinnati, Ohio
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Charlotte, N.C., branch3
|Columbia, S.C., check-processing site2
|Charlotte, N.C.
|Charlotte, N.C.
|District Six (Atlanta)
|Atlanta, Ga., main office
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|Birmingham, Ala., branch
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|Jacksonville, Fla., branch3
|Miami, Fla., branch
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|Nashville, Tenn., branch
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|New Orleans, La., branch
|Jacksonville, Fla.
|District Seven (Chicago)
|Chicago, Ill., main office (ops. at Midway)
|Detroit, Mich.
|Des Moines, Iowa, check-processing site
|Detroit, Mich.
|Detroit, Mich., branch3
|Indianapolis, Ind., check-processing site2
|Cincinnati, Ohio
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Milwaukee, Wis., check-processing site2
|Chicago, Ill.
|Detroit, Mich.
|Peoria, Ill., check-processing site2
|Chicago, Ill.
|Detroit, Mich.
|District Eight (St. Louis)
|St. Louis, Mo., main office3
|Little Rock, Ark., branch
|Memphis, Tenn.
|St. Louis, Mo.
|Louisville, Ky., branch
|Cincinnati, Ohio
|Cleveland, Ohio
|Memphis, Tenn., branch
|St. Louis, Mo.
|District Nine (Minneapolis)
|Minneapolis, Minn., main office3
|Helena, Mont., branch
|Minneapolis, Minn.
|District Ten (Kansas City)
|Kansas City, Mo., main office3
|Denver, Colo., branch
|Kansas City, Mo.
|Oklahoma City, Okla., branch
|Kansas City, Mo.
|Omaha, Neb., branch
|Des Moines, Iowa
|Detroit, Mich.
|District Eleven (Dallas)
|Dallas, Texas, main office
|Houston, Texas
|El Paso, Texas, branch
|Dallas, Texas
|Houston, Texas
|Houston, Texas, branch3
|San Antonio, Texas, branch
|Dallas, Texas
|Houston, Texas
|District Twelve (San Francisco)
|San Francisco, Calif., main office
|Portland, Ore.
|Los Angeles, Calif., branch
|Portland, Ore.
|Portland, Ore., branch3
|Salt Lake City, Utah, branch
|Portland, Ore.
|Seattle, Wash., branch
|Portland, Ore.
Federal Reserve
System Check Re-engineering Initiative
Fact Sheet
Federal Reserve locations: In addition to the Board of Governors in Washington, D.C., the Federal Reserve System has the following locations nationwide:
- 12 Reserve Bank head offices in Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Richmond, Atlanta, St. Louis, Kansas City, Chicago, Minneapolis, Dallas, and San Francisco
- 25 branch offices
- 9 other locations where checks are processed.
Currently, checks are processed at 45 of these locations (see a listing of specific locations below).
Locations after changes are implemented: Based on the Systemwide changes announced today, check processing will continue to take place in 32 of the current 45 processing locations. Five of the offices that will no longer process checks will close. The offices that are closing are Peoria, IL; Milwaukee, WI; Indianapolis, IN; Charleston, WV; and Columbia, SC. Additionally, the Reserve Banks will streamline their check adjustment functions, now being handled in 43 locations, to 12 of their current locations nationwide.
Staff levels: The Federal Reserve System, including the Board of Governors, employs approximately 24,000 staff nationwide; approximately 5,000 of these employees work in the check function.
As a result of the changes announced today, the Reserve Banks will reduce their overall check staff by slightly more than 400 positions, representing about 8 percent of their current check service positions. In the offices where check processing will be eliminated, almost 1,300 positions will be affected. At this time, however, the number of involuntary separations is unclear. Some staff reductions will occur through attrition, and there will be some opportunities for reassignment. In addition, the Reserve Banks estimate that they will add about 900 positions at the offices that will continue processing checks.
National check volumes: By Federal Reserve estimates, roughly 40 billion checks were written in the United States in 2002, down from about 50 billion in 1995. The Reserve Banks handle about 17 billion, or 42 percent, of these checks today. Despite the decline in check volume, checks remain the most popular form of noncash retail payment
Federal Reserve Locations
District 1: Boston, Mass. (head office); Windsor Locks, Conn. (check processing site)
District 2: New York City, N.Y. (head office; the payments processing center is located in East Rutherford, N.J.); Buffalo, N.Y. (branch, but no check processing); Utica, N.Y. (check processing site)
District 3: Philadelphia, Pa. (head office)
District 4: Cleveland, Ohio (head office); Cincinnati, Ohio (branch); Pittsburgh, Pa. (branch); Columbus, Ohio (check processing site)
District 5: Richmond, Va. (head office); Baltimore, Md. (branch); Charlotte, N.C. (branch); Columbia, S.C. (check processing site); Charleston, W.Va. (check processing site)
District 6: Atlanta, Ga. (head office); Birmingham, Ala. (branch); Jacksonville, Fla. (branch); Miami, Fla. (branch); Nashville, Tenn. (branch); New Orleans, La. (branch)
District 7: Chicago, Ill. (head office; the payments processing center is located at Midway Airport); Detroit, Mich. (branch); Des Moines, Iowa (check processing site); Indianapolis, Ind. (check processing site); Milwaukee, Wis. (check processing site); Peoria, Ill. (check processing site)
District 8: St.Louis, Mo. (head office); Little Rock, Ark. (branch); Louisville, Ky. (branch); Memphis, Tenn. (branch)
District 9: Minneapolis, Minn. (head office); Helena, Mont. (branch)
District 10: Kansas City, Mo. (head office); Denver, Colo. (branch); Oklahoma City, Okla. (branch); Omaha, Neb. (branch)
District 11: Dallas, Texas (head office); El Paso, Texas (branch); Houston, Texas (branch); San Antonio, Texas (branch)
District 12: San Francisco, Calif. (head office); Los Angeles, Calif. (branch; additional cash processing facility in Phoenix, Ariz.); Portland, Ore. (branch); Salt Lake City, Utah (branch); Seattle, Wash. (branch)
Footnote to table
1.These offices will close. Return to table
Footnotes to attachment
1.The check adjustment function at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's East Rutherford, N.J., payments processing office was previously moved to the Utica, N.Y., office. The check adjustment function at the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland's Columbus, Ohio, office was previously moved to the Cincinnati, Ohio, office. Cincinnati's check adjustment function will now move to the Cleveland, Ohio, office. Return to attachment
2.Site will close. Return to attachment
3.Indicates no change in the processing site or the adjustment site. Return to attachment


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Yield: 6 servings
This pepper bisque is Reata's most popular soup by a long shot We get six or seven requests for this recipe every day.
1-1/2 tablespoons unsalted butter
5 jalapeño peppers, stemmed and seeded
3/4 cup finely chopped red onion
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3 cloves garlic, minced
1 avocado, peeled and diced
2 cups diced tomatoes
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8 cups heavy cream
1 bunch cilantro, stemmed and chopped
Kosher salt to taste
Freshly ground pepper to taste
Mince the jalapeños and set aside. In a large, heavy saucepan, heat the butter over medium heat. Add the jalapeños, onions, and garlic and sauté, stirring, until the vegetables are soft.
Remove the pan from the heat and stir in the avocados, tomatoes, and cream. Lower the temperature and return the pan to the heat, watching and stirring so the cream does not separate. Bring the soup slowly back to a simmer and cook for about 30 minutes to reduce by one third and to blend the flavors. Be sure to stir the soup occasionally to prevent sticking or scorching.
Season with salt and pepper. Just before serving stir the chopped cilantro leaves into the soup, reserving some for garnish. Ladle soup into bowls and garnish with remaining cilantro.
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New Look Coming And Some Thoughts
Ok, I realize I haven't posted in awhile here and for that I apologize. I have seriously debated the whole J O B idea and it finally came to my fiance's decision. November marks the first FULL year that I have been a FULLTIME Internet Marketer. While I got almost another 2 years in front of that, I still feel like almost 3 years isn't nearly long enough to give this a true go.
Upon the declination of the offer I discovered exactly what I was going to be writing about. BTW — For some reason some people thought that this was a corporate job offer or something like that. First, most of you know I live in a town of 700 people so a Corporation around here is at least an hour's drive away and that is something that will NEVER happen. Second, I was really secretive about the offer and information because I was really skeptical. I have made it a point to be as blunt as possible with everything I have done online and with the blackhat marketing reputation, I thought for sure these people would question that and take back the offer. I don't know why I thought that, but I did. I let it go until this morning when I asked about it. They really did not care, they basically wanted me to write and be part of their network and what I have done didn't seem to bother them. Cool, I like people who are not judgemental.
That is over now though, and I accomplished what I initially sought out to do. I was able to figure out what I was going to be writing and documenting and these niches never really did occur to me. I mean, I knew about them but in the way I was going to (attack) them was something I had not thought about doing. Oh, I am doing it now, and the word is that there is some pissed off people. Oh well.
Anyway this blog will be changing. I don't know how some people will take it, but the look and mostly everything about it will change. It's not going to be anything fancy either. It's just going to be a place where I come and lay down what I know, what I am testing and what I am successful with. One thing I should mention is that it's going to get a bit more aggressive. There are a lot of things that are pissing me off lately, and it's going to get said.
With that said I love everyone that visits, and I can tell you now that you help me as much as I help anyone else (if I even do). I love the participation and that's what the blog is going to evolve into. I could not possible manage a forum at this juncture in my life right now. I post a lot in other forums and am in the process of getting my publishing company set up, so I feel if I made a forum and had to shut it down, it would be a huge waste for everyone. I just don't want to take the chance of doing that to people.
Anyway, the header and template is scheduled for a change and it won't be anything fancy. Just consider this a place to kick your feet up after a hard day and see what's happening.
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I won't duplicate TechDirt's content but if you want a good story on what can happen when you think Googlebombing isn't that bad then go have a read. Try to remember if you have ever engaged in this type of activity or not, but more importantly this dude was tracked down. Scary stuff, but obviously he was an idiot who didn't cover the prints to well.
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There was a thread in a forum just yesterday that I wanted to publicly address. I have already posted a response there but would like to give the information away here as well. This is no big secret or anything, it's just a fundamental packet of information you can use when you are preparing a product for an affiliate network.
With all the talk of Clickbank not allowing OTO's anymore there has been a lot of controversy. They clearly state that the OTO must be on the salespage and what we thought once were brilliant upsell methods after a product purchase have now fallen into "sneaky marketing ploys" Clickbank considers. With this a man asked :
Once they buy the product they get taken to the OTO page to buy another product? Do they have to go through the checkout process over again?
He was followed up with some informative responses but I was waiting to see whether or not he was going to have his product on the Clickbank network. Before launching he made the product available to me to have a read and offer him a review. If I would have had to pay for the information, I would have been more than happy. Imagine that, the guy who hates them dumbass ebooks would have been happy paying for that one. Why? Because he did not make any crappy claims, he gave a step by step method of what he has done and still does. I found the information deeply informative and furthermore, I would to jump in and try it as soon as I read it. Anyway….
Sure enough he was going to put the product on Clickbank. I responded with the information I have gathered and from the own personal email I have received from Clickbank regarding the status of one time offers. I knew it would discourage him, and that was not my intention, instead I wanted to save him from work which ultimately, would have just cost him more time to redo or take away completely.
After he read thru my information he asked if Paydotcom allowed OTO's. Yes they do. Furthermore, I decided to give this guy a little boost in the legistics of product domination. Now there are tons of things to do, but regarding that I have read his product this is what I told him to do. There is tons you can add to this, but use this as a starting point.
Alright you have a product, we'll say it's a digital download you ebook writing SOB's. While I have nothing against you personally, from a business standpoint I have found that everything can be found for free. While you may put it together in a nice and neat (ordered) fashion, I still hate it. Nonetheless, if your an information seller, he is a great starting point to build off of when you have created a product.
- Put the product on Clickbank. Your goal here is to gather Clickbank's massive affiliate base. They handle all refunds, and payments to your affiliates. It does not get any easier than this. Your at the disposal of 100,000+ affiliates and you do not have to do much (granted) you have a converting salespage. Grab their affiliate base, it's important :)
- Put a replica that is slightly altered on the Paydotcom workplace. This is great because this brings immediate payments to your Paypal account. There are no check cashing fees like with Clickbank and Paydotcom is becoming more and more recognized everyday. The drawback is that you need to process the refunds from Paypal and you need to pay your affiliates. With the mass pay button, you can select to pay ALL affiliates at once, leaving the only work to being the refund processing.
- Reinvest your profits from both networks and get you a few advertiser accounts setup on networks such as Commission Junction and Linkshare. There are many, many more out there, but these two networks carry a lot of (high rollers) and can bring you tons of profits in a short amount of time.
- Invest profits into lead generation. This tactic is very easy. You already have a product so now you could offer a condensed version or something like that on networks like Azoogle, Copeac, or even Maxbounty. These networks contain affiliate powerhouses as well. All you need is a lead capture page and pay the advertising costs out of your profits you are already making. Once you get going, if your promoting backend profits from your autoresponder to targetted prospects, your lead generation account will be able to run itself, and you will probably be making quite a substantial profit from it.
These tactics are not secret, and there are tons of other things you can do here, but use these as a general guide to get going with or even to get other ideas from.
Achieving The Dream Or Taking It
I know when I first started online I was only narrowly focused on making big money and living my days out in happiness and financial independence. Oddly enough when your making good or money (or at least its this way for me) there are some things that do not seem so important as other things. Take paid advertising and affiliate marketing for example. I stopped this awhile ago as I got into lead generation pretty heavily. I stopped building lists and selling front end/backend products from my autoresponder altogether. Why? I really do not know, but I can tell you that my level of interest in doing that was just not there.
Is there some cause for this? Absolutely! I was watching at times 35-40 campaings a day on Google. While I could let MSN and Yahoo run, it seems that Google had to change their tampons at least 2-3 times a day. I would find inactive keywords, jacked bids and just overall dumb shit like that. It is a retarded problem to have especially when you have spent two years studying paid advertising, SEO and PPC techniques. On top of that your researching keywords/phrases and engaging in social encounters to get a feel of the market. While I was making money and often REALLY good money, it was just something that caught up to me and I got tired of it.
So moving along I turned to lead generation. This is probably something I will yet again stop doing. I got a cool email the other day but it was sort of a "job offer". This is something I said I would never do but when "A big boy" comes knocking at you with an offer to blog for them on a subject you have knowledge in, this is really hard to turn down. I just don't like the idea of being a part of this group. I am sort of a loner and prefer to work by myself, but something is telling me that going to work for them would be a great experience and also maybe get me away from some of the things I have not really enjoyed doing over the last year.
So do I achieve the dream or do I take it?
Do I go and blog and keep working by myself and in the end achieve what I always wanted or do I go do it for someone else and get a QUICK jump on taking it and branding myself? I have not really thought about this. While engaging in blackhat SEO and "other things", I have never really wanted to brand myself, but now the opportunity is just an email away from turning my head away from all my "so called blackhat ways" and start becoming someone that offers a little more value on the web than an individual skilled in taking over Google Search Results and exploiting loopholes in sites and systems.
The question remains. Do I stay and keep doing what I have been, or do I take the opportunity and try something completely new that involves a group of people smarter than me in journalism, but definitely not so sharp on the marketing side. While I do not claim to be some badass journalist, I feel that I can write pretty well, but most importantly I am a fast learner. Do I take the skills I possess now and try to merge them with the skills they want to teach me, or do I just keep waking up every morning doing the same routines?
I think I know the answer, but defintely some heavy thought going into it tonight.
Using Forum Posts As Unsolicited Reviews In Niche Blogging
As the title reads I said "used in niche blogging", and I said this for a purpose. While it might be alright to take forum posts and use them as unsolicited reviews on websites, sales-letters..whatever, I personally have never done it. The reason for this is that bloggers quote whatever other people say, it's plain and simple. So let's put the pieces of this puzzle together.
I am going to use a generic health topic as an example here. While I hate entering niches for which I have absolutely no clue about, my marketing prowess seems to sometimes take over and I jump in ballzonies first. Case in point, I am getting my tail kicked in the anime niche. So many uniques and so little money coming in. I am working on trying to monetise better but so far, it's been a rough ride. The easy part is traffic, how retarded is that? (Rant over)
Now we have us a blog on a general health niche. I used this ALOT back in the heavy blogging days. I say "back then" but it was just last year. I am gearing up to start it up again if I can hire some damn writers. The deal is really to just hang out in forums over the niche. No big secret but the trick is to find thread or post specific examples of products that have helped others. Utilizing the search function for thread topics and posts is one of the best weapons you can use in early research of entering a niche.
When you find these posts, make real careful note of them. Your next blog post, sales-letter or review can be right in front of your eyes. Seriously, how many times you seen the same rehashed crap on Internet Marketing Salesletters? It's grown quite ridiculous, and while most people gripe about (as I am doing here), there is so much to learn and take away from these marketers. They are quoting or generalizing information that is already on the net. The same goes here when jumping into a new niche.
Just get over to the forums and start searching, heck if you have ideas already then you got search topics already in your mind. Get to searching as the social interaction going on is going to give you key points when trying to provide a solution at hand.
Now the cool thing about this is say you went to a forum where some had say toe nail fungus. Getting into this niche for me would be just as bad as anime. I have zero clue as to what goes on with toe nail fungus. If I head over to a forum that it is being talked about it in, I guarantee you within hours I have enough information to go make a website/blog or at least start doing some keyword research.
Another plus is that going to these forums, your going to get specific product names. Some of these products are so new that they are not even online yet. Now this is where you strike it hot. A lot of people miss so many keywords just because they do not show up in a keyword research tool. This does not mean it's not being discussed. There are gems lying about and if people are talking about how something has helped them, you better bet your donuts that it is worth paying attention too.
Normally I do not participate in these forums. I just join and do my research. Quoting posts or reviews from there and providing a link back is basically the extent of what I have done. I bet you could easily get unsolicited testimonials from over there though. I know for a fact that some marketers just write ebooks based around doing this. It's not a big secret, just a general tip on the possibilities.
When In Doubt – Be Mysterious!
Alright a lot of you already know that I live in a town with less than 700 people in it. It's an extremely rural community in the Southeast part of Kansas. It has its up and downs, as I have considered moving away a lot over the last year. Having 2 sons and a third child on the way the though, me and (L) really do not want to have to go and stake out other places to live. There is always the idea that if we did move it could be a huge mistake for the children. I mean seriously, we have been here most of our lives so moving would actually be a tremendous change. I think with everything I have accomplished this past year and all that her and I have gone thru, staying put is the best option right now.
Anyway, living in a small town people always have their assumptions. For the most part I was a good kid in high school so a lot of that translates into people and keeps most of their judgements at bay. Which is good because after some of the things I am going to reveal to you here, your going to know exactly what it means by people "are always watching you".
Alright here's the first question I will go over. Do you sell drugs online?
Yea sure I run all my needles, spoons and pipes thru my Multi Circuit T1 Line. LMAO…As stupid as that sounds if I had replied back with that statement, people would have went for it. Yes to us that is some of the dumbest crap to hear of, but to people not "net savvy" that's as open minded as their brains allow them to get. So no I do not sell drugs, but sometimes I think about what it would be like, I hear it's profitable :)
This next one is not a questions, this is just a general statement I get when I refuse to go somewhere or do something. I tend to be a workhorse, especially going into the fall. I can't take cold weather (literally tendinitis, arthritis, broken bones), so I tend to stay in more. But people (mostly friends) get pissed when I don't want to do something because I say "I have to work". I do not know how to put it more plainly, this business is my passion. I have lived paycheck to paycheck with two kids before, and I will never go back, so I work and I work ALOT. To them having the finances to lead the life I do, seems like that I should and would do anything I want to. Most of the time I do, but seriously, I cannot go hang out with people and talk about things I love. Nobody is going to be interested in my network of blogs I just created or my new PPC campaign on Halo3 that is kicking ass. They just don't get it, so turning them down is something I have to do sometimes.
Am I getting fat because I work from a computer?
Ok first off I would like to thank all my friends that respectfully asked that question. I'll have to remember to throw eggs at your house on Halloween. Indeed, I am getting LARGER but I am working my tail off on an exercise and diet plan. My soda pop intake is a huge influence on my weight gain and I have cut that tremendously. Unfortunately living the life I love and doing work I actually like comes with putting on a few extra pounds. Who is bringing desert to the Christmas Party? :)
What Do You Do Exactly?
This is the one question that is so broad it irritates me when people ask it. I used to be a real big prick and start talking really fast to make them lose interest. I love it when their eyes start to flutter, and they start looking around. They are always looking to escape the very consequence that spawned from their ill thought social interaction. Now, I just give the mysterious role. It's not uncommon for 10-15 questions a week when I go out and about of what it is that I do exactly. I just say to them "I work online" and "that's all I can discuss right now". This is hilarious because I get to watch human nature search for ways to have their eyes interrogate my with their prejudice. They always want to know more, and realizing that, you can truly have a lot of fun with people.
Well, What Exactly Is Google?
Basically right at the end of this question, if I am feeling froggy I either pether them with petty (often disguised) insults or I take off running like a llama after a hotcake. Seriously, if you do not know what Google is, then you really do not need to hear the mechanics of my online businesses.
This post is not a shot at people who ask me this. These are direct questions and conversations I face offline on a weekly basis. I never intend on being a prick but sometimes it is required. If people are asking dumb crap with negativity in mind already, chances are no matter what you say they will probably walk away with some of left in them. Anyway, I think it is kind of amusing because nobody around here has a clue to what marketing online is. I really do not think it is the marketing part that is hard to understand, I think it is all the steps beforehand of having your automated businesses up and running. In any case, I get a kick out of this crap a few times a week.
I won't even go into the amount of people that doubted me when I first started online. That is a whole new can of worms right there. Things are different now though. People are not telling me I won't ever make my living online or even saying I won't make a cent online, now all they want to do is learn how to do it…………CLASSIC.
General Categories Or Niche Specific Blogs
I got this question in a forum this evening. People sometimes stretch their niche blogs so wide that they don't know where it begins and ends. A little example would be something like this.
Instead of having a blog on a topic with 10-20 categories, try to dig a little a deeper. The deeper you dig, the easier it is to get ranked for the keywords. What I try to do is take a domain and for this example I will use DVD Players as my example.
So we would have –> dvdplayers.com (probably someone's domain :) )
Then we would setup folders and yes I say folder. I am not a big subdomain type of guy. We could argue all day on the aspects of folders and subdomain in terms of SEO but if your using WordPress difference then WTF is the point? Anyway….
DVDplayers.com would be our "mama" site. This is the site that needs updated the most actually. While all your niche specific blogs will need constant updating, generally speaking those would be like review type blogs. In essence, I have found that getting product reviews in mass quantities is a lot easier for writers than having someone working on your mama blog. You can actually just work on the mama blog and have the niche specific blog reviews outsourced, and this will cut yor time tremendously, it's almost AUTOMATIC :)
Ok now dvdplayers.com and then we have folders like this:
dvdplayers.com/orion dvdplayers.com/panasonic dvdplayers.com/sony
Don't even know if those are DVD brands, I just use an Xbox 360 :) Anyway, the point is to keep these blogs topic related. You don't really want a blog where you have dvdplayers.com reviewing every single category of DVD players because it's quite possible to get overwhelmed. Besides if your outsourcing the reviews, then you can have a writer work on one blog a piece. It gets much easier when you get into it yourself, I promise.
Now you could have a reviews blog setup with a ton of categories, but it's quite possible your going to lose your buying prospects due to the overwhelming amount of information. Keep it really freaking simple as I like to say. Besides on your mama blog is where your notifying your readers that review updates are available in your niche specific blogs. Interlinking is always a good thing, no matter what kind of bullshit you hear from people saying interlinking on your domain is bad. They are blogs and that is what they do….they link.
But look at the possibilities here now. This is how we setup for TARGETED readers, prospects and ultimately buyers. You are able to funnel them into their passions. If they are passionate about Sony DVD Players and that's all they want, then they are not going to want to sort thru a bunch of bullshit about Orion DVD Players. It's as simple as that. Use your funnel and you can build mailing lists, send them to niche specific affiliate links, whatever it is you want to accomplish. But, keep it simple and split up into specifics and I bet you get much better results.
Introduction To StumbleUpon Advertising For Your Blog
I was checking out StumbleUpon's Ad Campaign Service today and was actually starting to take quite an interest in it. There are many benefits to a service like this, and if you have a blog that is extremely popular you have the potential to pull some really good traffic numbers. I would say that your blog topic and writing style are going to have huge effects on the nature of such a campaign. Is it worth or not? I really do not know as I am just gearing up to run a campaign on one of my Video Blogs (Vlogs).
Here are a few site testimonials from a couple of large sites:
"By advertising on StumbleUpon, Farecast has been able to reach an audience that is actively looking to find new and innovative websites like ours. An added bonus is the ability to target based on a user's geographic location or interest in a specific category. This has allowed us to land users on highly targeted and relevant landing pages, resulting in positive Stumbles."
– Farecast.com
"StumbleUpon proved to be a wonderful channel to drive targeted, cost effective traffic to our website. Furthermore, their vocal community helped us to further understand how to better position our product."
– Sixapart.com
"We are a new site that needed some promotion and found Stumbleupon to give us almost instantaneous results."
– SimplyExplained.com
Pretty lame testimonials if you ask me, but it is an ad service intended on bringing blogs traffic. I don't know for sure but it is in my opinion that StumbleUpon users are very finicky and particular as to what they like in a blog. I have always found that the "bizarre" tag when submitting a page to StumbleUpon always seems to bring the most traffic. I guess trying to cater to that would be an effective weapon, but if your blog is not catered to that, then I guess your only going to get a fraction of the StumbleUpon traffic. At least that traffic will be better targeted right?
Now you should know that StumbleUpon Ads allows you to submit a PAGE from your blog that allows users to to stumble the page over and over again as they go about their business on StumbleUpon. Furthermore it cost about $0.05 an impression, so for about $5 you can get 100 visitors to your page.
Now like I said there is going to be a huge strategy involved here. If you have a dud page then your not going to get much into it. After researching the bizarre tag in StumbleUpon I have found a lot of stuff that I can use to my advantage. Funny videos, weird pictures of people and places seem to be the biggest motivators of users Stumbling your page over and over. So for $5 you can take the chance and use it as a means of research. If your page is shit then you will know right off the bat, but if you have a page that takes off and people start to Stumble it over and over, you can use this as sort of a marketing weapon to cater blog posts around one of the largest networks of Social Bookmarking. Catering to what their users want is a great way to take a blog from "Zero To Hero" in a short amount of time.
If you would like some tips on how to make StumbleUpon Advertising work for you then go over to Problogger and check out Darren Rowse's tips that he posted here. I would give you the tips right here but Darren went to great lengths and research to come up with his tips and I don't want to dupe his content or take anything away from him.


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Bulldogs Employ 11 Pitchers To Defeat Tigers
May 7, 2014
Athens--- On a designated staff night, Georgia employed 11 pitchers to register a 4-2 victory over Savannah State Wednesday at Foley Field.
Bulldog senior pitcher Dylan Cole pitched a perfect first inning in his first career start and picked up his first win as a Bulldog. Junior Jared Cheek notched his second save after coming on in the ninth with two on and two outs and collected a strikeout. Also part of the staff on Wednesday night was Grant Earls who pitched a hitless seventh inning in his first appearance of the season. The others that saw action were Jarrett Brown, Pete Nagel, Patrick Boling, Mike Mancuso, Connor Jones, Taylor Hicks, Heath Holder and Luke Crumley.
With the victory, the Bulldogs improved to 24-23-1. Georgia's offense was led by Sean McLaughlin, who scored twice after leading off innings with hits. The others who racked up two hits were freshmen Skyler Weber and Stephen Wrenn. Wrenn also added a run, RBI and stolen base to his line. Hunter Cole and Mike Bell also knocked in runs to help put a four on the scoreboard for Georgia.
Savannah State (19-29) starter Austin Denney went two innings while surrendering two runs, one earned, on four hits. Denney was given the loss dropping his record to 5-4 on the season.
"We found a way to win; it wasn't pretty but a win feels good as we get ready to play Ole Miss," said Georgia coach Scott Stricklin. "We're going to have play a lot better this weekend. We planned to throw nine guys tonight and had a couple others ready in case of any jams. We had a couple and we looked to Heath Holder and Jared Cheek, and they came in and got the job done."
Georgia got off to a quick start; in fact they plated a run before they recorded an out in the game. Wrenn led off the first with a single to center, then after his 16th stolen base of the season, Conor Welton singled to put runners on the corners. An error by Savannah State shortstop Devin Jackson allowed Wrenn to score the first run of the game. Next, Nelson Ward hit a fielder's choice to the second baseman giving Georgia a 2-0 edge.
The Tigers got on the scoreboard in the third closing the Georgia lead to one. Zachary Brigham led off the inning with a single to right, then Kevin Herlihy was able beat out an infield single to shortstop. Two batters later Savannah State scored their first run of the game on a wild pitch by Nagel.
The Bulldogs added another run in the fourth when McLaughlin led off the inning with a double to left center. Weber followed with a single, McLaughlin then scored the Bulldogs' third run on an error by first baseman Herlihy.
McLaughlin had another lead off hit in the sixth, which once again translated into a Georgia run. He advanced to second on a fielder's choice groundout, and then a couple batters later Wrenn scored McLaughlin with a single for his 20th RBI, giving the Bulldogs a three-run advantage.
Savannah State tacked on one more in the ninth, but with two on and two out, Cheek struck out the final batter of the ballgame.
Georgia returns to action this weekend as it travels to Oxford for a weekend series with 11th-ranked Ole Miss. Game one is slated for 7:30 pm ET on Friday.
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I have experience with nursing but it's been a few years, and honestly I don't remember very well when I stopped leaking so copiously with DD1. I always had some issues with milk coming out of my non-nursing breast, but I don't remember it being this bad. DD2 is three weeks today and my milk has not slowed down at all yet... I try to nurse her on one side only for block feeding for about four hours at a time (per Kellymom) but the other breast always leaks like crazy. I'm talking going through a nursing pad (both cloth and disposable) in a few minutes, even the heavy duty ones. And of course DD2 gasps and spits up as well, although it doesn't seem to bother her too much (it bothers ME when she chomps down on the nipple... but usually I lay on my back with her to help with gravity and it's not so bad). But forget about nursing in public, which I was comfortably doing with DD1 by about this time. This time around, even going out in public is pretty bad, it's a good thing I wear her on my front because my shirt becomes soaked in a few minutes.
With DD1 despite the leaking, once she stopped night nursing my milk supply dropped drastically, and when she went on a nursing strike of two days a few weeks later, my milk dried up overnight (at 18 months). With my son, I never produced a drop of milk, never got engorged, etc. So I don't want to do anything too crazy to try to decrease my supply - too much is better than not enough. But when should I expect the excess milk to go away? Overnight nursing is the worst because I literally lay on top of two full sized bath towels and soak through both of them by morning, despite trying my hardest to "mop up" everything. I've even tried letting DD2 NOT comfort suck after she's done with a feeding, even though I would be fine with her doing it, and certainly let DD1 do it... but I don't want her increasing the demand even more.
So yeah, when does this slow down again??
I would pop one on the breast not currently nursing and it would catch the leaking milk. I then poured it into a bottle/froze it for when I needed to be away for a dr appt or something. They were not that useful for getting a lot of EBM because I slowed down soon after getting them but they didn't leak and kept my bra/top dry. I'm planning on using them again when number two is born since I anticipate more leaking aNf a bigger supply.
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New Mexico Telegram » Albuquerque Elections, Featured, Health » Despite emphatic setback, anti-abortion organizers say they aren't done
2 Responses to "Despite emphatic setback, anti-abortion organizers say they aren't done"
Thanks to all the pro-lifers for all their hard work and dedication to ending the evil of abortion! Don't ever give up! Ending late term abortions is only common sense and I pray that the 55% of Albuquerqueans who voted to continue approving the murder of innocent unborn children will come to their senses sooner rather later. May God Have Mercy on us all for being blind to what should be Common Sense!
Stop wasting the city's money on propaganda campaigns. If you must collect signatures to put a proposition on the ballot, at least put it in the form of an ordinance, make sure there are no factual errors, and use neutral language! The late, unlamented ballot proposition was an embarrassing waste of city money and resources. Hire a competent attorney to craft the language, for pity's sake!
Here's a hint, Juan: You fetus worshipers will lose in NM every time. EVERY TIME. A person's right to control her own body and life decisions is not negotiable. Your attempts to enslave women via their biology will fail at the polls, as well as in the courts.


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