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A fundamentally new family of thermal spray processes has emerged. These new processes, collectively known as very low pressure plasma spray or VLPPS, differ from traditional thermal spray processes in that coatings are deposited at unusually low chamber pressures, typically less than ∼800 Pa (6 Torr). Depending upon the specific process, deposition may be in the form of very fine molten droplets, vapor phase deposition, or a mixture of vapor and droplet deposition. Resulting coatings are similar in quality to coatings produced by alternative coating technologies, such as physical vapor deposition (PVD) or chemical vapor deposition (CVD), but deposition rates can be roughly an order of magnitude higher with VLPPS. With these new process technologies modified low pressure plasma spray (LPPS) systems can now be used to produce dense, high quality coatings in the 1 to 100 micron thickness range with lamellar or columnar microstructures. A history of pioneering work in VLPPS technology is presented, deposition mechanisms are discussed, potential new applications are reviewed, and challenges for the future are outlined.
The plasma spray process, invented circa 1940, remains one of the most versatile and widely used thermal spray processes. Over the years, process improvements have enhanced the quality and consistency of materials deposited with plasma spray, in conjunction with a continually expanding range of applications for plasma spray coatings. For example, wide-spread adoption of controlled atmosphere spraying in the 1980′s (commonly referred to as Low Pressure Plasma Spray—LPPS™ or Vacuum Plasma Spray—VPS™) greatly enhanced the quality of plasma sprayed metal coatings. This led to many new applications, such as coating critical turbine engine parts and medical implants. Advancements in process understanding and controls as well as improvements in plasma torch design have also contributed to improved coating quality and greater product uniformity. However, despite significant improvements over several decades, the basic process technology,
This review discusses some intriguing developments in plasma spray technology that offer the opportunity move beyond some of the traditional limitations of plasma spray technology and prepare coatings using fundamentally different deposition mechanisms. This new technology offers the capability to very rapidly deposit a wide range of materials, not just as molten droplets, but also from the vapor phase, using solid, liquid, and even gaseous feedstock. It also offers increased plasma velocity compared to traditional vacuum plasma spray. The resulting coatings are similar in many respects to coatings traditionally produced by physical vapor deposition (PVD) or chemical vapor deposition (CVD) processes. However, deposition rates are approximately an order of magnitude higher than traditional PVD and CVD processes, e.g., ∼5 μm/minute compared to ∼0.5 μm/minute. These new process technologies can produce dense (90% theoretical density) coatings with thicknesses on the order of 1 to 100 microns. Finally, unlike traditional plasma spray, this emerging process technology is not strictly limited to line-of-sight deposition.
This review begins with a brief discussion of a Low Pressure Plasma Spray system at Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM, that was modified to achieve continuous operation at chamber pressures down to ∼133 Pa (1 Torr). The properties of a plasma jet at very low pressures are then reviewed, followed by a discussion of various different process operating regimes and some resulting coating properties based on the limited data currently available. Finally, some brief comments are provided about potential applications of this new technology.
In the mid 1990′s the late Eric Muehlberger, a creative pioneer in LPPS technology, began working with Sulzer Metco to explore new ways to rapidly and inexpensively apply very thin, highly uniform dielectric coatings over large surface areas (many square meters) of metal sheet. This led to a 1998 US Patent #5853815 entitled "
The Low Pressure Plasma Spray System at Sandia National Laboratories (
Torch stability and electrode wear are always a concern when operating a plasma torch at unusual conditions. In initial VLPPS operations at Sandia, very rapid degradation of the anode was experienced. Without modification, a standard BPC-353-113 anode deteriorated by melting and erosion of the arc chamber in times on the order of tens of minutes. It was necessary to modify the internal anode geometry in order to achieve an acceptable lifetime. The modified anode is shown in
A plot of voltage versus time for the modified anode is shown in
Recently, improved anodes (264, 270, 271) and an accompanying water cooling jacket have become available for the 03CA torch. These anodes are tungsten lined increasing the durability of the arc chamber and nozzle. In addition, they are configured so that water cooling near the front of the anode and around the powder injection ports is improved. Each of these anodes has a large arc chamber and a short nozzle. Experience at SNL has shown these anodes can be operated for well over 8 hours at VLPPS conditions.
Traditionally, LPPS systems are operated at chamber pressures on the order of 5 to 20 kPa (37 to 150 Torr). In contrast, VLPPS systems typically operate at chamber pressures on the order of 100 to 500 Pa (0.75 to 3.75 Torr). At these greatly reduced pressures, the plasma jet expands and lengthens significantly.
An experimental study of jet properties under the conditions of interest was conducted by Dorier
Complex interactions exist between the feedstock material and the VLPPS plasma, most of which can currently only be inferred based on plasma spray research at higher pressures [
Phase transformation pathways and how process inputs affect feedstock treatment are also not well understood, though visible emission upon feedstock injection clearly indicates that the vaporized feedstock can be excited in the plasma prior to deposition. As
Sulzer-Metco has published a number of papers on the PS-TF process invented by Eric Muehlberger, originally referred to as Low Pressure Plasma Spray—Thin Film (LPPS-TF®) [
Sandia National Laboratories, in collaboration with The New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, has also published work on the preparation of YSZ using VLPPS [
Mixed mode YSZ coatings were reported by Hospach
Feedstock delivery for VLPPS processes is not limited to dry powder. Successful operation has been demonstrated with liquid suspension, liquid precursors, and gaseous feedstocks. Sandia National Laboratories in collaboration with Purdue University has successfully deposited VLPPS coatings with a suspension feedstock delivery of Yttria Stabilized Zirconia particles suspended in ethanol [
There are many promising applications of VLPPS processes. Primary among them are thermal barrier coatings and solid oxide fuel cells (SOFC). PS-PVD YSZ coatings have microstructures very similar to EB-PVD (electron beam physical vapor deposition), which have a long history of success as thermal barrier coatings. However, the PS-PVD process has the advantages of faster deposition rates, larger spray patterns, and non line-of-sight deposition [
Plasma spray technologies are already in use for solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) preparation, but VLPPS has the potential for dramatic improvement over traditional plasma spray [
There are many other untried applications for VLPPS coatings. Among these applications are photocatalytic coatings, wear-resistant coatings, and coatings for biomedical applications [
The work discussed above has clearly demonstrated that VLPPS processes can be used to prepare thin (1 < t < 100μm), dense coatings with unique microstructures. Like most thermal spray processes, a wide range of metal, ceramic, and composite feedstocks can be deposited. However, an improved understanding of the VLPPS family of processes would foster more rapid adoption by the thermal spray community. Specific questions yet to be answered include a better understanding of the properties and physics of the plasma jet at greatly reduced chamber pressures, interactions between the plasma and the feedstock, phase transformation pathways for the feedstock, and the mechanism(s) responsible for columnar microstructures.
The VLPPS process allows rapid preparation of thin (1 < t < 100 micron), dense coatings. Microstructures characteristic of both droplet deposition and vapor deposition have been reported by Sulzer-Metco and confirmed by Sandia National Laboratories [
The VLPPS process, by accessing new regions of parameter space, should enable a variety of new coating applications. Current work is focused on thermal barrier coatings and SOFC electrolytes; however, one can envision many other opportunities for VLPPS ceramic, metal, and composite coatings.
Like most emerging processes, significant gaps currently exist in our understanding of the VLPPS family of processes. These areas include: particle-plasma interactions in the rarefied plasma, particle vaporization and its affect on plasma properties, and deposition mechanisms associated with columnar microstructures. Increased understanding in each of these areas will enable the spray community to more readily apply VLPPS processes to meet emerging coating challenges.
Sandia's very low pressure plasma spray system.
Custom anode used with the 03C torch for VLPPS spraying at Sandia. This anode is based on the 03CA-97 anode, the arch chamber and throat dimensions have been modified to minimize anode wear.
Voltage trace from an 8 hour run using a single anode. Voltage spikes are associated with high frequency arc starts.
Dramatic expansion of the plasma jet as pressure is reduced.
A generic phase diagram showing potential phase transformation pathways from initial feedstock entrainment into the plasma to deposition on a substrate.
PS-TF Al2O3 coating prepared at Sandia using droplet deposition. A lamellar structure characteristic of liquid droplet deposition can be clearly seen.
PS-PVD YSZ coating prepared at Sandia. The coating is over 40 microns thick. Columnar structures similar to vapor deposited coatings can be clearly seen. For example
VLPPS mixed-mode YSZ coating prepared at Sandia. The coating is over 100 microns thick. Lamellar structures characteristic of liquid droplet deposition and columnar structures (arrow) suggestive of vapor deposition can be clearly seen.
Micrograph showing the cross section of a nickel coating produced using PS-TF process in the VLPPS system at Sandia National Laboratories. This coating exhibits the familiar lamellar microstructure of a conventional plasma spray coating, but it is fully dense and less than 100 microns in thickness.
Sandia is a multiprogram laboratory operated by Sandia Corporation, a Lockheed Martin Company, for the United States Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration under contract DE-AC04-94AL85000.


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Leaving - Poem by Anne Unknown
Leaving them behind,
was as if I left part of myself behind.
The confidence they gave me,
dissapeared and left me shaking with fear for the unknown,
They made me into a new me,
a better me.
I hope to stay that way,
but I fear the worst.
Pain hit me like fist to my chest,
it made it hard for me to breathe,
and suddenly I felt a small, feeble child,
left abandoned by her mother in the huge world,
having to fend for herself.
Tears ran down my face at the moment of departure,
and I felt angry because of the weakness I showed.
But I couldn't help it,
Friends I saw as my siblings,
stayed behind.
My sister whom I'm so close to,
stayed behind.
I felt alone.
It seemed almost unimaginable,
that I've known most of my friends only for the duration of 7 months,
it seemed much too short.
Five years, maybe even as much as seven,
seemed much more accurate.
But the end was inevitable.
Our airplane tickets were booked,
our house already rented out,
and our new home already found.
We never spoke a word of my departure,
because it made the end feel more real,
now there is a thousand miles between the people I care about and me.
I miss them gravely already,
not a week after my leaving,
and I already miss their hugs,
their excitement of calling my name,
as they spotted me across the hall.
When I began to realise that my sister,
who had been by my side my whole life,
wasn't coming with us,
tears ran down my face,
before I could stop them.
My parents and I walked on,
towards the gate,
where our enterage wasn't allowed to come.
I couldn't loosen my fingers on the book,
that I had just gotten from my sister,
with photos and comments.
I guess I haven't realised yet,
that my friends aren't here with me.
That I won't see them everyday at school,
and do fun stuff with them in the weekend.
I can only hope that I'll keep contact...
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i haven't even played it yet and i'm already angry:
it's a hassle to dl neither gamespot nor any other web site than fileplanet has the client and i hae not 29mins to wait in a queue everyday.
the 2 firsts times i tried after the 40/30mins of waiting it didn't want me to dl it/crashed/rebooted the queue(wtf?)
the 3rd time was the good one and after 29mins of waiting this time (or 18 i don't stay in front of the page all the time) it dled it. the client. yea i said (allthought it IS a 2004 game) and clicked on it.
here the result:
the window mode crashed on high resolutions (wtf?)
you have to put it on fullscreen to run it, playonline that is.shitty 600x400 resolution (wtf?)
then it will begin installing (i give you the short version) and.......it will install updates. here's the thing that's been angrying me since yesterday.
it will install 19800files. don't tell me that's ALL the files since 2004?? you want new customers or not? get those compressed ! get those available on a REAL DAMN DL ACCELERATOR! do you reallize it's telling me it will be over in HEIGHT HOURS? (wtf?)
not only that but my flow is not steady and playonline cuts the communication when the flow is slowing. i can still surf on the internet, dl stuff but PLAYONLINE CAN4T DO IT'S THING?(wtf?)
once playonline cuts it you have to go back to that shitty resolution and wait for it to dl (again) some info it already dled 50mins ago and check the files. if you alt+tab your way to some more healthy rez, it will STOP(wtf?) you have to wait the 10mins during which it checks the already there files and once it begins dowloading again those never ending /heavy files you can go back to your rez and internet browser.
the thing is as it closes/looses the onnection on it's own you don't know until you go check.
let me tell you something. when i reinstall granado espada, i get a 2-3hours file dowload and that's it. the whole thing in a window somewhere.
but SE can't do that. you're paying the most expenssive mmo out there and they give you the wort service ever. fuck them.
if it's like age of conan, your 14days trial begins when you first intalled the game/files/anything and not the first fay you actually PLAY the game, i'll gladly erase everything ff11 from my hard drive. a nice mmo would be ff12 online. wait, that's what ff13 is! annd it will be free. ain't that great? suck that ff11. No Comments | Permalink | Edit | Delete | Give Thumbs Up | [0] Thumbs


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Southwestern Shepherd's Pie
Welcome to May's installment of the Secret Recipe Club and what I hope is the start of a lot of new blog posts. I wound up taking the last month off in order to deal with our kitchen renovation and a fantastic little stomach bug. Now I'm back – with an awesome new kitchen that can't wait to be used! Today's recipes is one of the first I did in the new kitchen, and was a great way to "break it in" since it required the stovetop as well as the oven. The interesting part is that the recipe I wound up using from BCmom's kitchen was not one on my original list. My first plan was to make her delicious sounding Sweet Potato and Chickpea soup but then the weather decided to warm up, so I needed a new plan. It was in my second search that I saw her Southwestern Shepherd's Pie. I had to make a few changes in order to make it vegetarian, essentially dropping the meat and doubling the vegetables!
1 tbsp vegetable oil
1 medium onion, diced
1 small green bell pepper, diced
1 Tbsp minced garlic
1 Tbsp chopped green jalapeño
1 Tbsp tomato paste
1 Tbsp chili powder
1 tsp ground cumin
Salt and pepper, to taste
1 can Rotel Diced tomatoes
1 1/2 cup frozen corn
2 cans black beans, drained and rinsed
1/4 cup chopped cilantro
1 cup fresh spinach
1-1/2 lbs. sweet potatoes, peeled and cut in chunks
1/4 cup sour cream
- Place the sweet potatoes in a pot of water and bring to a boil. Cook for 25 minutes, or until soft.
- Meanwhile, heat the oil over medium heat in a large skillet. Add the onion and bell pepper and cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and jalapeno, cook for an additional 5 minutes.
- Add the tomato paste along with the spices to the onion and pepper mixture. Stir well and cook until the paste has mostly dissolved then add the diced tomatoes and bring to a simmer for 10 minutes.
- Add the final ingredients and continue simmering for 10 minutes.
- Preheat oven to 400.
- Drain the sweet potatoes, and return to pot. Mash with the sour cream.
- Pour the tomatoes and pepper mixture in to a 9x9 baking dish (or 2 qt casserole dish) and top with the sweet potatoes.
- Sprinkle with cheese (optional) then bake for 30 minutes.
- Serve and enjoy!
There are more ingredients, and steps, to this than most of my recipes but it still comes together rather quickly. I served this with some avocado, a dollop of sour cream, and some tortilla chips in order to ensure every last drop was enjoyed. Another fantastic dish thanks to the SRC!


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Workplace bullying: in pursuit of truth in the bully-victim-professional practice triangle
Hatcher, Caroline A. & McCarthy, Paul (2002) Workplace bullying: in pursuit of truth in the bully-victim-professional practice triangle. Australian Journal of Communication, 29(2), pp. 45-58.
Workplace bullying has become a hot topic for discussion in the media and on the workplace training agenda in Australia. Using the framework developed by Foucoult (1986), this paper provides a genealogical investigation, in the form of a case study, of the events that led to the development of a set of guidelines entitled Workplace Bullying: An Employer's Guide, and the accompanying Workplace Bullying: An Employee's Guide, by the Division of Workplace Health and Safety (Queensland) (19980, 1998b). It also examines the response to this move by Australian practitioners. This event is treated as a case of 'truth' production, and is used as an opportunity to reflect on the ways in which practices, such as bullying, are named, invested with therapeutic authority, legitimised, and codified. The genealogical approach pravides a useful critical analytical tool to map the new vocabulary and complexities of the discourse bullying at work (D8W) in the interests of denaturalising the discourse and revealing its limitations. The analysis points to the dangers of uncritically taking aposition In the bully-victim-professional practice triangle. It also points to the need to examine some of the ways in which diverse interests interact in the emergence of 'bullying' as a new truth about contemporary workplaces.
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Now, the likelihood that any candidate will clinch the nomination before late May or even June seems increasingly distant.
Romney ran away with the Sunshine State, but did he clinch the nomination?
This made it much harder for any one candidate to clinch the nomination early.
But still no candidate will have enough delegates to clinch the nomination.
And unless Romney can clinch 1,144 delegates outright—do not ignore Paul.
"I think he said something about a breakfast," meekly interposed Mr. clinch.
Still, as I shook my head dubiously, he hurried on to clinch his point.
The appeals of Confucius to the wisdom of the ancients are always quoted to clinch this suggestion.
Thus the outer end is "bent" by the clinch to the ring of the anchor.
Between them there was a very beautiful valley, through which flows the clinch River.
1560s, "clasp, interlock," especially with a bent nail, variant of clench. The sense of "settle decisively" is first recorded 1716, from the notion of "clinching" the point of a nail to keep it fast. Boxing sense is from 1860. Related: Clinched; clinching.
1620s, "method of fastening," from clinch (v.). Meaning "a fastening by bent nail" is from 1650s. In pugilism, from 1875.
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Chef's Secrets: Q on the Riverwalk's Kansas City Style Ribs
Published 12:01 am, Wednesday, May 18, 2011
Dear Pat: I'm a big barbecue fan, so when I heard that the Hyatt Regency had a restaurant called Q, I had to give it a try. I ordered the amazingly tender St. Louis style ribs, Kansas City style, with a terrific BBQ Sauce, and they were outstanding. What are my chances of getting that recipe? I'd love to re-create them in the backyard this summer. If the chef will share, I'd be forever grateful.
Dear Tony: The downtown Hyatt Regency executive chef David Wirebaugh has revamped the hotel restaurant, now called Q on the Riverwalk, and combed the planet for delicious "barbeque" items for his patrons. It's all prepared in their new "interactive kitchen" in the dining area so you can watch the chefs cooking and even chat with them as they cook.
There are a number of rib selections on the menu, all oak smoked, including Texas-style dry rubbed, lightly mopped ribs, served with sauce, fire-grilled herb marinated Tuscan Costine with garlic-mustard crust, "just plain hot" Jamaican Jerk Spiced, and the "finger lickin' messy" Kansas City ribs that you enjoyed. They come with your choice of sides, including mac & cheese, au gratin potatoes, garlic fries, burnt ends baked beans, rotisserie roasted veggies, creamed corn or their fully loaded skewered baked potato. The menu also features chicken, fish, seafood and beef — everything from chimichurri skirt steak to Brazilian churrasco, as well as vegetarian items. No one will go away hungry.
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Q's ribs are first cooked by a method called sous vide — French for "under vacuum." The food is sealed in airtight plastic bags in a water bath at a low temperature for as many as 72 hours, yielding incredibly tender results. Assuming you don't have that capability, just cook them "slow and low" in a smoker, following the manufacturer's directions, or by indirect heat over a (preferably) charcoal fire with some wood chips. A gas grill can be used as well. If you'd like to try to simulate the sous vide method, chef Wirebaugh suggests you first cover and slow boil the ribs for an hour or so, then remove them from the liquid and smoke them at 250 degrees. for 1 hour, and then grill briefly.
Kansas City-style pork ribs are traditionally rubbed with spices, slow smoked, then slathered with a sweet and smoky barbecue sauce. Wirebaugh has included recipes for the rub they use on the ribs and his excellent Jack Daniel's bourbon-spiked Kansas City BBQ Sauce. Both the rub and the sauce can be made up ahead, and if you can, spread the rub on the ribs, cover and refrigerate them for at least a couple of hours ahead of cooking to impart a deeper, richer flavor. Wirebaugh likes to use St. Louis-style spareribs because they're more meaty, but regular spare ribs are just fine. Either way, you're all set for summer.
The Hyatt Regency Hotel is at 123 Losoya, on the River Walk.
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Q on the Riverwalk's Kansas CIty Style Ribs
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UPDATE: The shooting suspect has been identified as James Holmes, a Ph.D. student at the University of Colorado in Denver.
A gunman shot up the audience at a premiere of the new Batman film, "The Dark Knight Rises," in Aurora, Colo., early Friday morning. Twelve people were killed and 59 others were injured by tear gas and bullets during the tragedy.
The shooter, who wore a bulletproof vest and a gas mask, was apprehended outside the theater. He did not resist, and was carrying a knife, a rifle and a handgun.
—Posted by Alexander Reed Kelly.
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The gunman, named by law enforcement officials speaking on condition of anonimity [sic] as James Holmes, 24, entered one of the three cinemas showing The Dark Knight Rises at the multiplex cinema in Aurora, a suburb of Denver, at about 12.30am. He came in through a side exit, dressed in black and wearing a flack jacket and mask, and carrying a rifle and hand guns.
Several eyewitnesses said they had assumed he was a special effects installation arranged by the cinema to mark the international premier of the Batman film, which by that time had reached a dramatic action sequence with Anne Hathaway in a shoot-out on screen. Even when he flung a gas canister into the air above the audience, and fumes spread through auditorium after a loud bang, people thought it was a clever stunt.
Then he started shooting, first to the back of the room and then randomly at individuals as they tried to make a get-away down the aisles.
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The shooting suspect has been identified as James Holmes, seen above.


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Is a key behaviour that MBDA want from all levels of employees and something that we believe helps build success
We want people who strive and desire an apprenticeship at MBDA
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Applicants for the Engineering positions need to have 5 GCSEs grade B or above and for the Business positions you need a minimum 300 UCAS points
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We will be open for Higher Engineering Apprentice and Higher Business Applications from January 2016 until March 2016. However we recommend you apply early if you are interested because we may remove roles if we have enough candidates.
Recruitment process
Step 1: Once you have submitted your online application form you'll then be assessed against our criteria
Recruitment process
Step 2: Providing you have the relevant academic background for the role and your application has satisfied the initial review, you'll be asked to undertake one online test to assess verbal, numerical and diagrammatic skills, and you will have one week to take the test from being sent the log in details.
Step 3: If your online ability test results reach our required benchmark, your application will be reviewed further by the department you have applied to who will select the candidates they feel are most appropriate for their roles
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Step 4: Assessment days will be held once the business area has selected enough suitable candidates. The day will include a presentation, group task and interview, plus the opportunity for candidates to learn more about MBDA and the department they are being recruited for
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Include any qualifications gained or that you're currently studying for
Be prepared
Research the company and think about relevant experiences in preparation for your competency based interview
Be prompt
Allow plenty of time to arrive at the site
Be appropriate
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text: Must-Have Summer Accessories. July 04, 2013 In honor of a holiday weekend, we thought we'd share just a few of our favorite must-have accessories of the season! 1 // 2 // 3 // 4 // 5 // 6 weekender bag – You'll be so proud to show up to your destination with this baby in hand! And it's a sequined weekend bag… Do you need any more convincing?? donut float – Absolutely the best summer accessory we've found thus far. panama hat – Protect your face from the rays, and look good doing it! This is a classic that you will have forever. retro sunglasses – Sunglasses are one of those things that can instantly change a look, and these turquoise shades are the perfect accessory to break up your summer basics. leather sandals – We love the pops of color in these sandals. You'll be surprised by how many things you can wear these with… And they're way more fun & unexpected than your classic flip flops or gladiator sandals. Happy 4th of July! Share 0 Tweet +1 ← Older Post Newer Post → Leave a comment Name Email Message Please note, comments must be approved before they are published


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Dog's will clean up this Halloween with a bit of cuteness in the French Maid Dog Costume by Anit!
Why We Love It:
You won't want to let this maid out of your sight in the French Maid Dog Costume by Anit. Two piece French maid dog costume, includes tiered lace trim dress with pink bow accents, attached petticoat and headpiece. Easy to wear front closure.
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This is so ADORABLE. Love the way they made the hat, it has string like openings for her ears to go through and you can pull the strap for tightness, it will stay on her head. I ordered this for my 13lb. Cavapoo in a size Medium. Her measurements are: Neck, 12"... Chest/Girth, 18"... Length, 13". When I looked at the size chart I choose the Medium {Medium: Chest 18-21" Neck 12-14" Length 12-16"}, because of my dogs chest/girth is a 18", fits her OK, it could of been about a 1/4"-1/2" bigger...she doesn't have a lot of extra room in the arm holes, but she is still able to move in it, I might try to make the arm holes a little bigger, I'll see when it gets closer to Halloween...maybe after she gets groomed on Halloween morning it will fit...fingers crossed!
Absolutely the cutest thing!
It is a beautiful dress & a perfect fit for my dog. Costumes for large dogs are hard to find & this brand has always fit my girl.
Too cute to resist! What I love about this is that even after Halloween, she will be able to wear the dress. It is an adorable costume, but it is so cute by itself, even without the accessories, that we will definitely get to use it over and over.
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The forecast for phosphate fertiliser producers is strong, with prices for agricultural commodities like corn peaking and fertiliser manufacture plants nearing repair after Australia's flood and cyclone damage.
Market prices will be heightened while the US addresses its 33 per cent deficit in diammonium phosphate (DAP) inventories, although global stock demand may soften as seasonal requirements in Latin America ease. Prices for DAP, a key ingredient of many fertilisers, continue to hover around $US620 a metric tonne, up by more than $US200/mt from last year.
Exponential growth in the mining industry also bodes well for ammonium nitrate producers such as Orica and Wesfarmers' fertiliser and chemicals unit, CSPB. The fuel oil is a key blasting element for explosives used by the mining sector and
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio State sought and received a waiver from the NCAA that allows it to have two football coaching staffs at the same time: One under Luke Fickell to coach the Buckeyes in their upcoming bowl game and another led by incoming coach Urban Meyer that only handles recruiting.
Athletic director Gene Smith called the split staffs "normal in some transitions."
The Buckeyes play Florida in the Gator Bowl on Jan. 2. But Meyer and any new staffers are not permitted to coach any players and can only recruit. The NCAA waiver specifies that no more than 10 coaches -- and no more than seven at any one time -- may be involved in recruiting.
There have been rumblings from other schools that the waiver gives Ohio State a competitive advantage.


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JAKARTA, Indonesia — Conservationists must protect tiger populations in a few concentrated breeding grounds in Asia instead of trying to safeguard vast, surrounding landscapes, if they want to save the big cats from extinction, scientists said.
Only about 3,500 tigers are left in the wild worldwide, less than one third of them breeding females, according to one of the authors of the study, John Robinson of the Wildlife Conservation Society.
Much has been done to try to save the world's largest cat — threatened by over-hunting, habitat loss and the wildlife trade — but their numbers have continued to spiral downward for nearly two decades.
That's in part because conservation efforts are increasingly diverse and often aimed at improving habitats outside protected areas, according to the study, published in Tuesday's issue of the peer-reviewed PLoS Biology journal.
Instead, efforts should be concentrated on the areas where tigers live — most are clustered in just 6% of their available habitat — and especially where they breed.
"The immediate priority must be to ensure that the last remaining breeding populations are protected and continually monitored," it says, adding if that doesn't happen, "all other efforts are bound to fail."
The WWF and other conservation groups say the world's tiger population has fallen from around 5,000 in 1998 to as few as 3,200 today, despite tens of millions of dollars invested in conservation efforts.


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A family friend of Schapelle Corby has made an emotional plea to Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, asking him to return the convicted drug dealer to Australia.
Reading from a prepared statement amid chaotic scenes outside the Bali court, Glen Jeffers, a family friend from Tugun in Queensland, said Corby's family wanted to thank those who had supported her.
"We ask that you continue support and prayers. Schapelle is a fighter. We may have lost this round but we will continue to fight until an innocent girl is set free to live and enjoy her life," he told reporters.
"President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, when Indonesia was struck by the tsunami, Australia gave aid. Nine Australians gave the ultimate - their lives - when their helicopter crashed on Nias island helping Indonesians.
"Australia and Indonesia have become good friends. For a friendship to grow, there must be giving from both friends.
"Mr President, we have seen enough innocent lives wasted in the last year, please sir, lets not waste another innocent life. All Australia asks is that you give Schapelle back to us ... Schapelle is innocent."
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| I strongly urge you the legalization of over the counter emergency contraception distribution. EC is safe and highly effective. Forcing women to get a prescription before they can obtain Plan B is an unwise, unnecessary, and unpragmatic burden to impose on all women, especially poor women who may not have access to a physician. Moreover, requiring a physician's prescription increases the total cost of EC dramatically. The FDA is charged with vital health policy decisions, and failing to legalize Plan B over the counter would signal an adherence to partisan politics rather than a firm commitment to the health and welfare of all citizens: a concept that should be divorced of political influence. The medical facts speak for themselves.


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If you let The Intelligent SMS Centre know the phone number where the bullying call comes from, they'll let your mobile phone company know.
They can then block any more messages from that number from getting through.
The centre may even be able to block spammers from sending their messages to your phone in the future too.
A children's charity reckons more than a quarter of all kids between 11 and 19 have been sent threatening texts.
One of the men behind the scheme, Nils Granath, says most mobile companies will be using the system soon.
Later the system may be updated to let parents get a copy of all the texts their children send too.


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Big Picture is for people who already use their computers with their TVs (as media servers/players, for example) or want to. It isn't necessarily for us who believe "Computer at desktop, TV and PS3 in living room".
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text: One thing about Jerry is that when he wants someone, he goes out and its done. My take would be that he is waiting to take someone from the 4 teams that are left. Its the only reason why they havent brought someone in. If they dont get the person they want, then they may fall back on Callahan. Either that, or they are doing nothing.


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April 29, 2013 - 2:54am
combi steam ovens for bread baking
I am planning to buy a new oven. I have just started my search and I realized that the combi-steam ovens are very popular at the moment
One of those is the Miele 5080 XL
http://www.miele.co.uk/steam-ovens/steam-combination/dgc5080xl-319/ [1]
I have a questions for any of you that use them for baking bread or buscits
Are they any good for bread baking? (better that the convection ones alone)
Are you satisfied with the results?
Are those combi - steam ovens for Miele any good?
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Loons Work Overtime, But Fall To Whitecaps
West Michigan scores two runs in 11th inning for 3-1 win at Dow Diamond
By Bruce Gunther / Great Lakes Loons | June 11, 2014 12:09 AM ET
MIDLAND, Mich. - The Great Lakes Loons had all the pieces in place for a memorable home victory Tuesday - a potential ninth-inning rally, their bullpen in lockdown mode, and visiting West Michigan seemingly wasting one opportunity after another.
Instead, the pieces fell in place for the Whitecaps, who pushed across two runs in the 11th inning against Loons All-Star reliever Mark Pope and prevailed 3-1 before 2,001 fans at Dow Diamond.
The win was the seventh in a row for West Michigan (39-26) which moved another step closer to clinching a Midwest League Eastern Division first-half playoff spot. The Loons, who have been eliminated from first-half playoff consideration, fell to 30-35.
Moreover, Pope saw his team-record scoreless streak end at 22 1/3 innings when the Whitecaps scored two runs off of him in the top of the 11th. Pope retired West Michigan in order in the 10th, but gave up a leadoff triple to Austin Schotts in the 11th - on a ball that was originally ruled a home run then overturned - an RBI single to Javier Betancourt, and another run-scoring single by Dominic Ficociello.
The Loons got a leadoff double from Paul Hoenecke in the bottom of the 11th, but Whitecaps closer Zac Reininger retired the next three hitters to seal the win.
"I thought Pope was fine," said Loons manager Bill Haselman. "He was good in the 10th inning and then they got to him a little bit. But he's also pitched three out of the last four games. You're not always going to be as good as he's been."
Even with Tuesday's troubles, Pope's ERA is still only 0.69 on the season.
The Loons had an ideal opportunity to win the game in the bottom of the ninth when they loaded the bases with one out against Reininger. But he struck out Webster Rivas and got Dillon Moyer to pop out to the catcher to end the threat.
Jesmuel Valentin finished with three of the Loons six hits and scored their only run when he doubled with one out in the eighth and scored on Jacob Scavuzzo's single.
West Michigan starter Chad Green pitched 5.2 scoreless innings, allowing just two hits while striking out seven, before giving way to Felix. Loons starter Scott Barlow was similarly effective, as he allowed one run over five innings while striking out six.
Barlow pitched out of a bases-loaded jam in the fourth but gave up a run in the fifth on consecutive singles by Ficociello Jeff Holm and Wynton Bernard. Ficociello and Bernard each had three hits for the Whitecaps, who left 15 runners on base.
The three-game series between the two teams resumes Wednesday night when Loons right-hander Greg Harris (4-4, 6.07 ERA) will face the Whitecaps Jonathan Crawford, the Detroit Tigers first round draft pick in 2013. The evening will feature a special appearance by NASCAR driver Austin Dillon and his No. 3 race car, as well as Hump Day Happy Hour drink specials from gates open until one hour after the game starts.
The Great Lakes Loons are an eighth-year Single-A partner of the Los Angeles Dodgers. For tickets and information about the team, call 989-837-BALL, or visit loons.com.
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I'm writing my most recent Search Engine Land column on this subject and have been asking Google Home a number of questions in the process. Just now I asked it, "Is SEO dead?", and it responded in the affirmative:
So there you have it. Better break out those resumes, SEOs.
Interestingly, it omitted the rest of the featured snippet, which said that SEO wasn't dead:
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Did a search on the title and couldn't find any good result in Google, so I did the research myself and am publishing it here.
This is a book that I've read all editions of, and have my teams read editions of so that all team members at least have the same base knowledge of SEO. Unfortunately a lot of the tactical advice and screenshots become obsolete pretty quickly, but that's why this third edition is so useful.
Beyond updated screenshots and walkthroughs, what can you expect to see in the book that's different from previous editions? Do you really need to buy this updated version, or is an old second or first edition basically the same?
Will let you know in more detail once I have read the book and am able to review it. Comparing the two tables of contents you can see that a lot has been added on mobile search, semantic search and the synergy between search and social since the second edition was published in March 2012. As a result the third edition is much larger than the first, with an additional 278 pages (994 in total, compared to 716 for the 2nd edition).
In fact, an entire section on recovering from penalties has been added in Chapter 9, and chapters 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 15 all have new sections added:
Chapter 1 Search: Reflecting Consciousness and Connecting Commerce
The Mobile Shift
Chapter 2 Search Engine Basics
The Knowledge Graph
Chapter 3 SEO Planning: Customizing Your Strategy
Advanced Methods for Planning and Evaluation
Chapter 6 Developing an SEO-Friendly Website
Mobile Friendliness
Semantic Search
Google Authorship and Author Authority
Google's Knowledge Graph and the Knowledge Vault
Chapter 7 Content Marketing
Building an Audience
Relationships and Outreach
Other Ways to Earn Links
Chapter 8 How Social Media and User Data Play a Role in Search Results and Rankings
Correlation Between Social Signals and Google Rankings
Does Google Use Facebook as a Ranking Signal?
Does Google Use Twitter as a Ranking Signal?
Does Google Use Google+ as a Ranking Signal?
Chapter 9 Panda, Penguin, and Penalties
Diagnosing the Cause of a Traffic Loss
Summary of Major Google Algorithms
Chapter 10 Mobile, Local, and Vertical SEO
The Mobile Landscape
App SEO: Deep Linking and Indexing for Mobile Search
Optimizing for Blog Search
Chapter 15 An Evolving Art Form: The Future of SEO
The Future of Semantic Search and the Knowledge Graph
The table of contents has been changed in other minor ways as well. A PDF comparison is here if you want to see the changes in detail:
Art of SEO editions table of contents changelog
Looking forward to reading this edition. It seems to me that enough has changed to warrant another purchase. If you don't have it you can buy it at Amazon here (affiliate link).]]>
But I wanted to reach whoever is connected to this blog to let them know about a position I'm hiring for in Chicago.
This is a great opportunity for the right candidate to grow in their SEO career while earning very competitive compensation and benefits with bonus potential.
Looking for an SEO Manager with at least 3 years experience to lead optimization efforts for Vivid Seats' sports priority events or concerts and theater priority events.
We're hiring two experienced SEO managers, so please share this with people you think are well-qualified and deserve a great opportunity.
Click here to read the detailed job description and apply.
I understand that not everyone knows Vivid Seats and might be hesitant to leave a stable job for something they've never heard of. I was in the same boat before I learned more about it and have since had one of the most rewarding years of my 15 year SEO career since coming on board. Working together we can do the same for you, if you're ready and you're qualified. If you want to learn more about the company before applying, check out more about careers at Vivid Seats, or read select Vivid Seats reviews.]]>
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Bryson Meunier is the SEO Director at Vivid Seats, an SEO veteran with more than 14 years experience both agency and in-house, and a thought leader in permission marketing as a columnist for Search Engine Land, Marketing Land and .Net Magazine and a frequent speaker on SEO and mobile marketing.
As a marketer, Bryson focuses on creating relevant content that compels digital audiences to share it organically. Search, social and mobile marketing have a unique ability to qualify prospects with queries, interests and context, and marketers should be taking advantage in order to improve the user experience while increasing traffic and revenue for the brand.
He currently does this in-house for Vivid Seats, a national ticket marketplace headquartered in Chicago.
Prior to joining Vivid Seats in July 2014, Bryson worked for almost 9 years in a large digital agency, Resolution Media, where he created the SEO product, was the SEO strategy lead for Resolution's largest clients, and created a bleeding edge digital audience segmentation product.
Bryson is a pioneer in understanding how mobility changes SEO and a recognized expert in mobile SEO. His thoughts on mobile SEO have been published by Forrester Research, eMarketer, .Net Magazine, Mobile Marketer, CIO Magazine, B2B Magazine, Mediapost, DM News, Search Engine Land and others. He currently writes a monthly mobile marketing column for Marketing Land.
Bryson has been a featured speaker at both search (SMX, SES, SIS) and mobile marketing (Mobile Insider, Mobile First Look, Digiday Mobile, CTIA, Mobile Monday, etc.) conferences and in various webinars for MarketingProfs University, SEMPO, Mobile Marketer etc.
Prior to joining Resolution Media in 2005, Meunier did enterprise SEO and paid search for Walgreens.com. Meunier holds a BA in English from The Ohio State University, where he graduated summa cum laude with distinction in English. He lives in Park Ridge, IL with his wife and three kids.
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I'm listed in the mobile SEO section, as you might expect. Quoted on responsive web design, click to call, etc. Here's the executive summary and key questions asked:
In 2012, search marketing reached an inflection point in the US. Desktop search volume declined for the first time, while the share of queries from smartphones and tablets reached roughly 20%.
Nowhere is the increased usage of mobile devices more evident than in search statistics. Google reported that search traffic from smartphones and tablets worldwide increased 80% year over year in 2012.
Impressive as the growth has been, the results are more noteworthy: US marketers that ran tablet- or smartphone-targeted search campaigns in 2012 saw clickthrough rates (CTRs) well above desktop averages, while cost-per-click (CPC) rates were below desktop norms. In 2013, eMarketer estimates US mobile search ad spending will top $3.5 billion and represent 18% of digital search ad spending, up from 11% in 2012.
Overall, the outlook for mobile search is positive. However, US marketers face significant challenges with paid and organic mobile search, namely mastering Google's Enhanced Campaigns—a new version of AdWords announced in February 2013 that promises to make buying mobile search easier but requires a steep learning curve—and dealing with the inability to identify search referral traffic from iOS 6 devices. All the while, marketers need to keep a close eye on US consumers' use of mobile apps for vertical search.
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This article, called "The (invisible) Webby Awards" appeared originally in .Net magazine, issue 0239. I write the monthly SEO column for .Net, and while I don't typically blog the columns, I thought it was important to share this one because of the tired adage "Content is King" when it comes to SEO.
No doubt content is a powerful driver of SEO, and this content marketing trend is just the latest indicator of that. However, there are times when even sites with the best content don't do well in search. Paul Boag recently suggested in an infamous Smashing Magazine editorial that Content Marketing and legitimate SEO are synonyms. Here are four reasons why that's not exactly the case.
"Bryson Meunier questions whether award-winning content alone is enough to get your site top-ranked
The (invisible) Webby Awards
Sometimes content isn't king. Believe it or not, having an award-winning site isn't always enough to make it visible in search engine results.
Yes, Google says in its guide to making a Google-friendly site, "Provide high-quality content on your pages, especially your homepage. This is the single most important thing to do." But, when you look at sites judged as the highest quality sites on the web – such as the winners of the Webby Awards – some of them are nearly invisible in search engine results. For example:
BLA BLA (http://blabla.nfb.ca) is the winner of the Netart category in the Webby Awards. It's generated thousands of links and shares, yet only ranks for 10 branded keywords.
The Beetle (www.beetle.com) is a fine example of parallax scrolling – but not of SEO. The site won three Webby Awards. Yet Google only returns it for branded terms, and it doesn't even rank number one for search term, 'Volkswagen Beetle'.
Kinetic Fanzine Vol 1 (www.kinetic.com.sg) won in the Best Visual Design – Aesthetic category. It's beautiful and creative – yet not accessible via search engines. It ranks for eight keywords, only one of which is unbranded.
Sesame Street Muppets (www.sesamestreet.org/muppets) is the official Muppets site but sits bottom of the first Google page for search term, 'Muppets'. Despite winning in the Youth category and a People's Voice award for Best Homepage, it's nowhere to be found for such non-brand terms like 'best websites for kids'.
While a number of other Webby winners do get a lot of organic search traffic from Google, high quality content isn't the only driver. Great content or not, good SEO can help sites get the organic search engine traffic they deserve."]]>
That being said, I was asked to update my research from last year that indicates having mobile content is highly correlated with organic search traffic from Google. I used the methodology from How the Winners Do Mobile SEO on Distilled to see the percentage of top sites that use mobile URLs versus responsive design versus dynamic serving, and this is what I found:
1) Having Mobile Content is Still Highly Correlated with Getting Organic Traffic from Google
If you believe, as some do, that "the best Mobile SEO strategy is to not have a mobile SEO strategy", you might be interested to see that the overwhelming majority of sites that get the most organic traffic from Google offer mobile-specific content to search engine users. Apple and a few others still don't offer mobile content, but 89% of the sites in the study do—either through mobile URLs, dynamic serving, responsive web design, or some hybrid. Correlation doesn't equal causation, and Google still shows relevant unusable content in search results occasionally, but the great majority of top sites in Google search try to provide a good experience for users of mobile devices.
2) Switchboard Tags Haven't Been Widely Adopted by Enterprise-Level Webmasters
Only 6% of the sites that offer mobile URLs use switchboard tags. Google introduced this feature in June to help sites with URLs with duplicate content consolidate link equity, but so far not many webmasters have elected to implement them. There were a handful of sites that implemented them incorrectly, but for the most part these webmasters seem apathetic when it comes to implementing switchboard tags to consolidate link equity.
3) Skip Redirect Appearing Randomly in Google Search
One of the reasons these webmasters may be apathetic about switchboard tags is that Google doesn't seem to be heeding them in every case. None of the navigational queries I tested for this study produced mobile URLs in search results, and when I tested certain queries for sites I knew had implemented switchboard tags, only some of them exhibited Skip Redirect in the search results.
4) Slightly Fewer Mobile URLs and Responsive Sites
One of the big conclusions from the last study was that mobile URLs were used frequently by some of the top sites in Google search results, and that using mobile URLs therefore probably won't hurt your rankings in Google search. This still seems to be the case, as the great majority of sites in the study use mobile URLs over dynamic serving or responsive web design. What's more, these sites are still getting traffic even though only 4 of them have correctly implemented switchboard tags.
What's different about this study is that the number of sites using dynamic serving or responsive design has increased slightly and the number of sites using mobile URLs has decreased slightly. This is due to two things mainly: 1) some of the sites in this study are different, because the SEMRush top 100 is dynamic, and 2) I misclassified some sites that used dynamic serving as responsive in the last study and fixed my mistake in this one. It could also be that more people are turning to responsive design or dynamic serving over mobile URLs than they have in the past; but unfortunately I can't use the original dataset to verify that sites that used to offer mobile URLs are now using either responsive web design or dynamic serving.
Regardless, the new study doesn't bode well for responsive web design among the top search generating web sites, as with the new classification the number of responsive sites in the list drops from 12% to 4%. It is Google's preference for smartphone content, provided the user experience doesn't suffer; but you wouldn't necessarily know it from the sites they send traffic to.
Honestly with the way mobile search is growing, it's been predicted to eclipse desktop search by 2015. At some point mobile SEO will be a pleonasm (like "wet water" or "black darkness"), and the sooner people realize that the better prepared they'll be.
Much of it will be review for people who read me regularly, but if you are still convinced that mobile SEO is more hype than substance, please don't hesitate to read my rebuttal.
Thanks, as always, for reading!]]>
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It's a nice way of visualizing the changes that are happening in SEO right now when it comes to device fragmentation. I was surprised when I agreed with most of the infographic, as I do see a lot of bad information out there, but then noticed that they cited this website in the infographic. Good to see other professionals doing research before they voice their opinions. Enjoy, and share.
History has repeated itself, as an SEO appeared again on The Good Wife last night, in an episode called "Two Girls, One Code". It was portrayed by an actor named Harry Smith in what is apparently his first on-screen role.
Unfortunately for our profession the mention was not exactly flattering, as the SEO on the stand guaranteed that his clients would be on the first page of the search engine's results, which was deemed by the defense attorney and the judge as an attempt to "game" the system.
If your introduction to SEO is through the Good Wife, you may not realize that SEOs are not all bad, and that guaranteeing search engine rankings is something only the unethical ones do. The rest of us help make content more relevant, accessible and findable, which is something that Google benefits from as well.
Full transcript is below of the 50 second exchange is below, and you can watch the video here. Definitely entertaining for those of us who are in the industry, as it follows a trial of a Google-like business with a social name ("Chumhum") and a founder with a Zuckerberg hoodie, as they are sued by two entrepreneurs for lost search engine rankings as a result of an alleged algorithmic bias. Even includes a video of how search works, similar to this one by Matt Cutts, but with a Gopher as Googlebot.
Scene starts at 15:04 in the video.
Witness: Thomas Giles. I work as a Search Engine Optimizer
Defense Attorney: And what is that?
Judge: Miss Walsh, I know what a search engine optimizer is
Defense Attorney: Thank you your honor. Of course.
When you offer your services Mr Giles, what is it that you guarantee?
Witness: To get my clients onto the first page of a Chum Hum search engine result.
Defense Attorney: I see. And did the plaintiffs hire you to do just that?
Plaintiff's Attorney Alicia Florrick: Objection, your honor. Relevance. This is a preliminary hearing to discuss the subpoena of Chumhum's algorithm.
Defense Attorney: Yes but the question of damages must be established before the question of a subpoena
Judge: How many witnesses do you intend?
Defense Attorney: To establish the absence of damages? Two.
Judge: I will allow
Defense Attorney: And did the plaintiffs hire you to get their product on the first page of a Chumhum search?
Witness: Yes
Defense Attorney: In other words the plaintiffs hired you to game the system
Plaintiff's Attorney Alicia Florrick: Objection!
Defense Attorney: And the Chumhum algorithm just countered that game.
Plaintiff's Attorney Alicia Florrick: Objection!
Judge: Overruled
Defense Attorney: Thank you your honor
Disclaimer: CBS is a Resolution Media paid search client.]]>
Presentation is below. Last presentation of the last session of day 2, so I used more colors and animation to make it entertaining. Colors remain below.
The discussion of Google's designs on one's brain brought about by Bill Slawski's excellent presentation reminded me of a quote from Sergey a few years back in which he said that Google wants to be the "third half of your brain", or one from Eric Schmidt earlier in which they joked about brain implants. It also might not be that far away when you consider that theoretical physicist Dr Michio Kaku described a future in which we move connected objects by thinking about it as happening in the next 100 years in his book Physics of the Future. If you are as fascinated by these concepts as I am, I would highly recommend the book.
If you couldn't make it to the show, you can at least see my presentation below. For those of you who are still at the show on Day 2, I'll be speaking on the Knowledge Graph panel later today. Hope to see you there!
However, I want to see if this is just my OS and/or handset, or if this update is more widespread. To help me answer this question, please answer my two question survey below. Please share with your friends and/or blog readers to help me eliminate sampling bias. Thanks!
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Fear that the Boy Scouts could be evicted from Balboa Park at any time prompted the group to appeal a federal judge's preliminary ruling that says the Scouts' lease of the city-owned land is unconstitutional.
Carla Kerr, a lawyer for the Boy Scouts, said yesterday that U.S. District Judge Napoleon Jones Jr.'s July 31 ruling that the lease violated the constitutional separation of church and state amounted to an injunction against the Scouts.
Kerr said the Scouts feared that the city of San Diego or the American Civil Liberties Union, which filed the lawsuit, could move at any time to evict the group from the 18-acre Camp Balboa.
"We think that they have enforceable rights" to cancel the lease, Kerr said.
Lawyers for the ACLU and the city interpreted the preliminary ruling differently and said there was no immediate danger that the Scouts would be evicted from the land they've leased since 1957.
"No one considers this a final judgment, and nobody's trying to cancel the lease yet," said Deputy City Attorney Frank Devaney.
The Scouts filed an appeal on Aug. 19 with the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, and the City Council voted unanimously in closed session this week not to join the early appeal.
The ACLU sued the city and the Boy Scouts over the lease in August 2000, citing the Scouts' requirement that members profess a belief in God and the group's policy against allowing homosexuals to join.
City and ACLU lawyers said the Scouts' appeal was premature because the judge has yet to issue a final ruling. They also said the judge's ruling did not cover all the issues raised in the ACLU lawsuit, some of which will have to go to trial in the lower court before an appeal can be made.
ACLU legal director Jordan Budd said Jones' preliminary ruling wasn't an injunction because it included no directions on what to do with Camp Balboa.
Among the issues unresolved in Jones' preliminary ruling is whether the Scouts' lease of a Fiesta Island aquatics center from the city is unconstitutional and whether the group's prohibition against homosexuals also violates the Constitution.
But Kerr said many of the legal issues that would be in dispute in a trial were covered in Jones' preliminary ruling. The Scouts are eager for a final resolution, which the early appeal would accomplish, she said.
Budd and Devaney said the early appeal violates long-established court procedures. They predicted it would be dismissed pending a final resolution of the lawsuit in the lower court.


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Review of cases indicates Jeannette won't likely succeed in bankruptcy
If the City of Jeannette files for municipal bankruptcy, the odds it will succeed are slim, a review of bankruptcy cases since 1980 indicates.
Since then, more than 82 municipalities have filed Chapter 9 bankruptcy, and judges have dismissed all but a handful, according to court records.
The latest was the City of Harrisburg in 2010. A bankruptcy court judge threw out the petition because the state had not followed the proper procedures.
Dr. Robert Strauss, a professor of economics and public policy at Carnegie Mellon University, said all small cities such as Jeannette have the same financial problems and face the same hurdles in filing for Chapter 9.
"When you're not growing, you slowly, inexorably, run out of cash," he said. "Jeannette has got a problem. They may not be as crazy as Harrisburg. I think Jeannette will have grave difficulty before a judge in bankruptcy court will approve it if they haven't gone through Act 47.
Pennsylvania is one of 19 states that allow municipal bankruptcy. The law was enacted during the Great Depression when cities nationwide were struggling for survival.
"The reality is we don't have a plan. We don't have a policy in this state that will solve the problem," Strauss said.
Council members said they may consider other actions to save money before deciding whether to file for bankruptcy or seek protection under the Financially Distressed Municipalities Act, commonly known as Act 47.
The city has been under the state's Early Intervention Program for distressed municipalities. More than $133,000 in grants from the Department of Community and Economic Development paid for a consultant to make recommendations for pulling the city out of its financial spiral. The city ignored most of the recommendations but may have to reconsider, Councilman Bill Bedont said this week.
Those recommendations included reducing the police department from 12 officers to eight and dissolving the paid fire department and the sanitation department.
While Act 47 is an option for Jeannette, the process is time-consuming, said Mike Foreman of the Department of Community and Economic Development.
First, the city must file a petition with the state to enter the program. The department would conduct a field investigation of the city's finances, hold a public hearing and then must have approval from the agency's secretary. Once in Act 47, the city could be under state oversight for decades.
Cities under Act 47 include Pittsburgh, Clairton, Braddock, Rankin and Duquesne in Allegheny County. Pittsburgh has been under state direction since 2003. Clairton and Braddock entered the program in 1988, and Rankin joined a year later. Duquesne has been under state control for 22 years, according to Department of Community and Economic Development records.
Jeannette council meets at 6 p.m. Wednesday to "adjust" its 2013 budget to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars of debt.
Council could take several steps to reduce costs:
• Laying off all paid on-call firefighters and relying on volunteers. Wages for on-call firefighters peaked at $60,000 in 2010 after rising from more than $42,000 in 2005. Last year, taxpayers paid $55,000.
• Laying off three part-time police officers.
• Instituting rolling layoffs of city employees.
• Abolishing the sanitation department, which costs taxpayers more than $788,000 annually, and hiring a private contractor to collect garbage.
In the meantime, the city is considering two options to increase revenue.
Council may buy an automated payment machine for the city parking lot. Last year, the city eliminated fees for the lot and parking meters in the business district.
"This is in the preliminary planning stages," said Mayor Robert Carter.
The machine costs $14,500 and is similar to those used in Pittsburgh, Indiana University of Pennsylvania and West Virginia University in Morgantown. Motorists pay for a specific time period and get a receipt to place on their vehicle's windshield.
Councilman Mark Levander said the city will start fining residents who refuse to use city-sanctioned garbage bags. The fines range from $300 to $1,000.
Richard Gazarik is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 724-830-6292 or at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Hammer Horror
Various Composers
Original music by James Bernard
Mario Nascimbene, Carlo Martelli
Produced by James Fitzpatrick
Recorded 1989-2001
28 Tracks, Total Time 2:16:47
Performed by City of
Prague Philharmonic
Nic Raine - Conductor
John Timperley - Engineer
Silva Screen Records
February 1949 marked the official birth of a small, unremarkable English film production company. Within ten years they had achieved great worldwide success by rescuing the Dracula and Frankenstein characters from the Hollywood doldrums; within twenty years they had produced over fifty films featuring all manner of vampires, werewolves, mummys, zombies, reptiles, gorgons, psychos, witches, aliens and man-made monsters. They were all colorfully depicted in Hammer's own richly-textured gothic romances.
Although the current company was registered in 1949, the roots of Hammer can be traced back to 1913 when a Spanish immigrant, Enrique Carreras, started the Blue Halls circuit of theaters in the UK by buying a cinema in London's Hammersmith district. One of his successes was the staging of a Royal Command Performance of the 1925 Ben-Hur.
Carreras met and joined forces with William Hinds, the owner of a chain of jewellers shops. Hinds was also involved in amateur variety and performed under the name of Will Hammer. In November 1934 Carreras and Hinds registered the name Hammer Productions Ltd. and the following year they formed Exclusive Films to distribute Hammer and other acquired productions. Between 1935 and 1937 Hammer made four films including The Mystery of the Marie Celeste which featured Bela Lugosi in the cast, and The Song of Freedom which starred Paul Robeson and Elisabeth Welch. There were no further productions during World War II and the company was closed down, although Exclusive was kept going as a distributor.
Enrique Carreras's son, James, had joined the company in 1935. After the war he re-started production with the 1947 film River Patrol. Two years later the newly formed Hammer Film Productions Ltd. was born. By this time James' own son, Michael, and William Hinds' son, Tony, had joined Hammer and over the following six years they produced a substantial number of films. Many of these were adapted from popular BBC radio shows, including three adventures of Dick Barton--Special Agent. The association with the BBC led to Hammer adapting for film The Quatermass Experiment by Nigel Kneale, a television production which caused considerable controversy during its six week transmission in July and August of 1953.
Hammer's 1955 film of The Quartermass Experiment (re-titled Xperiment to emphasize its x-rated category) was a huge success. This was quickly followed by Hammer's own science-fiction story X--The Unknown as well as two other Kneale television stories, Quartermass II and The Abominable Snowman. All these featured American stars like Brian Donlevy and Dean Jagger in the lead roles, ensuring that the films received distribution in the USA.
However, in production during October and November 1956 was a film that didn't feature any American stars but it did have in its title the name known the world over--The Curse of Frankenstein. It proved to be a great hit and a very important success for Hammer. This was the first version of the Frankenstein story made in color, and the committed performance by Peter Cushing (an admired British television actor) together with the atmospheric photography, set design, and music by James Bernard helped ensure its popularity.
This success showed Hammer the way forward and they immediately embarked on a new version of Dracula utilizing the same creative team. The actor who had remained mute under layers of make-up as Frankenstein's creation was given the lead role in the new film. So, Christopher Lee became the screen's most powerful incarnation of Count Dracula: a vampire who is both sensual and menacing and as the poster proclaimed "the terrifying lover!" This film repeated the box-office success of Frankenstein and was even Oscar nominated for its photography.
After these two hits Hammer started production on further Frankenstein and Dracula sequels, as well as other well-known genre characters including The Mummy (1959), The Curse of the Werewolf (1960), The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll (1960), The Phantom of the Opera (1961) and Plague of the Zombies (1966). They also produced a series of swashbuckling adventures, comedies, thrillers, war films and dinosaur epics. It was in 1968 that Hammer received the rare distinction of being awarded the Queen's Award to Industry--the only film company to be honored like this. Over a three year period they had brought business into the UK worth in excess of 1.5 million pounds.
Hammer continued to make a further 40 or so films after this but production slowed down in the mid-seventies. Their last two feature films being To the Devil a Daughter and the remake of The Lady Vanishes. The name Hammer continued into the eighties with two series of made-for-television films; Hammer House of Horror in 1980 and Hammer House of Mystery and Suspense in 1984.
JAMES FITZPATRICK, from the liner notes
A selection of Hammer Horror related music.
Find Hammer Horror on eBay.com
A selection of Hammer Horror in books.
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achievementnoun [ C or U ]uk /əˈtʃiːv.mənt/ us /əˈtʃiːv.mənt/
B1 something very good and difficult that you have succeeded in doing:
An Olympic silver medal is a remarkable achievement for one so young.
The Tale of Genji has been described as the greatest achievement of Japanese literature.
More examples
- He was very proud when his daughter received a commendation for her achievement.
- In the 1860s, Tolstoy was at the zenith of his achievement.
- If the new leader does manage to unify his warring party it will be quite an achievement.
- This is a truly remarkable achievement.
- Getting the job finished on time was no mean achievement.
Thesaurus: synonyms and related words
- a feather in your cap idiom
- a narrow squeak idiom
- a roaring success idiom
- accomplishment
- achievement test
- belt
- boom
- every dog has its day idiom
- feat
- feather
- fruition
- have sth under your belt idiom
- he who laughs last, laughs longest/best idiom
- laugh
- prospect
- quantum leap
- sellout
- success
- success story
- the dizzy heights of sth idiom


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About us
Principal's Desk
Founders and Promoters
Applications Form
Courses Offered
Contact us
Courses Offered
Admission Form
About the College
Rashtreeya Sikshana Samithi Trust was established in the year 1940 Sri. M.C. Shivanada Sarma, a mightly man of miracles hailing from a small village near Mysore & established a primary school with only 6 students in this city of Bangalore. He approached a number of Philanthropists and merchants & with their donation started building R.V. Institutions.
The following institutions are managed by the Trust under the able guidance of Dr. M.K.Panduranga Setty, a leading industrialist of Karnataka & also the Rotary International Director & a team of dedicated trustees. The trust has been rendering a yeoman service in the field of education.
D.A. Pandu Memorial R.V Dental College was established in the year 1992 formerly
affiliated to Bangalore University & presently to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, approved & recognized by Dental Council of India. The D.A. Pandu Memorial R.V. Dental College & Hospital is located in a spacious building & equipped with the state of the art equipments to treat Dental & Oral Diseases. The D.A. Pandu Memorial R.V. Dental College has a academically sound faculty in all the branches of Dentistry with meny experience.
The College offers the Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) course, that is of 5 years duration, including one year of compulsory rotatory internship. At present the college is imparting training in BDS degree (Bachelor of Dental Surgery). The College offeres Postgraduate course in all the 9 specialties of Dentistry.
The College has been
involved distinctively
in the field of Community Dental Health Programme in rural areas. The details of this has been furnished. Our institution was the first to have Mobile Dental Van in Bangalore city. The equipment was donated by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, USA. The objective of this programme was to expose our students to work in the rural setup of our country,to enable them to work in rural areas after graduating. The institution has organized a number of continuing dental education programs, Lectures & Workshops involving various National & International Speakers which has enabled our students & faculty to acquaint themselves with the recent advances.
The Library is well equipped with books & periodicals, Photocopying, Scanning & Printing facilities. The facility to browse the Internet is also available. Computers & laptops have been provided in all the departments. These whole campus is Wi fi enabled.
The faculty members of the institution have presented scientific papers in National & International conferences & also published article in Journals of national and international repute. The Institution has completed research projects including one sponsored by UNICEF / DRDO.
The Trust is committed to make this institution a model-training centre in the filed of Community Oral health Programme, so that, the health workers and professionals from all over the world can utilize the services & interact with local health professionals for the benefit of Humanity.
In this direction the college has been recognized as a partner by the CAMHADD collaborative centre. The department of Pedodontics has taken up unique school health programme involving the school children in Hosur supported by TVS group. The department of Pedodontics and Preventive Dentistry has taken up an unique School Oral Health program in and around Bangalore as well as in Tuticorin and Tirunelveli districts of Tamil Nadu
List of Institutions
The philosophy of the Trust is "Excellence in Education and Service to Humanity"
R.V. Higher Primary School
R.V. High School
R.V. Sishu Vihar
R.V. Teachers College - Institute of Advanced Studies in Education
R.V Teachers Training Institute
R.V. College of Engineering (Autonomous)
NMKRV PU College for Women
NMKRV College for Women Including PG Dept.
Shashwathi - A Women's Heritage Museum
SSMRV PU College
SSMRV Degree College
R.V. Institute of Sanskrit & Gandhian Studies
R.V. Integrated School for the Disabled
D.A. Pandu Memorial R.V. Dental College & Hospital
R.V. Centre for Manufacturing Research & Technology Utilisation
R.V. Educational Consortium
R.V. Institute for social Service & Skill Promotion
R.V. Institute of Management
R.V. Girls High School
R.V. Public School (ICSE)
R.V. College of Nursing
R.V. College of Physiotherapy
RV-VLSI Design Center
Foundation for clean Energy & Environment
RV PU College
Ragging is a punishable offence. Don't indulge in ragging. Are you being ragged please inform the college Antiragging committee immediately
Our Departments
Oral Medicine and Radiology
Oral Surgery
Oral Pathology
Conservative and Endodontics
Medical Departments
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Marjorie L. Bryson, 83 year old Woodward resident, died Tuesday, February 26, 2013 in the Vici Nursing Home. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 2, 2013 in the Billings Funeral Home Chapel with the Reverend Don Whitman officiating. Private interment will follow in the Elmwood Cemetery.
Marjorie Lee (Rhoades) Bryson was born on November 15, 1929 in Pond Creek, Oklahoma to Charles Mitchell and Josephine Alice Lydia (Kemph) Rhoades. At a young age her family moved to Alva. Marjorie graduated from Alva High School with the class of 1947. She then attended Northwestern Oklahoma State University. Marjorie was a stay at home mom while her girls were young. She later worked for the Alva Police Department as Chief Dispatcher from 1967 to 1975.
Marjorie was united in marriage to Wilbur Dean Bryson on May 24, 1975 in Reno, Nevada they made their home in Sunny Vale, California. Marjorie and Dean moved to Enid in 1990 and then to Woodward in 2003 and have remained here since.
Marjorie enjoyed spending time with her family, gardening, and building miniature doll houses.
Marjorie is survived by her two daughters, Jackie Adams of Woodward, Tanya Burkhart and Dwight Keltner of Alva; grandchildren, Tyler Grunewald and wife Sara of Woodward, Cori Adams of Woodward, Liberty Burkhart of Canadian, Even Burkhart of Gatesville, Texas; great-grandchildren, Caden Grunewald, Sydney Trenary, Blake Burkhart, Kasi Burkhart, Rylie Pugh, Abigail Eller, Kyler Schnoebelen; great-great-grandson, Paxton Stewart; other relatives and many friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents, and husband Wilbur Dean Bryson.
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Thank you!
Lady Ada also answered this in Ask and Engineer last night - one of the many reasons I love and will always love Adafruit Industries!
I can't wait to post about this project. :)
adafruit_support_rick wrote:Oops - that page is mirrored from the 32U4 tutorial. I'll see about getting it fixed.
dhalbert wrote:miax wrote:Could you ask someone to update the tutorial
I am not Adafruit staff - I am a customer, but I think your request will get seen.


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Lola – Lola on Tommy
Released: May 24, 2013
Lola usually deals with the female clients that come and visit MassageRooms.com for some hands-on, sensual treatment, but on this occasion she accepts a request from Tommy, who was very, very keen to spend some time on the table. Lola works her magic on his body until he's sent into a state of relaxed tranquility, with her warm hands caressing and teasing him in intimate areas, he can't help but get an erection. Lola has no problem taking care of him with loving attention and she spends plenty of time massaging his penis and his testicles, where there is now a lot of tension! Tommy get's the full treatment from Lola, while riding him, with his rock hard cock deep inside her, she orgasms intensely. Finally it's his turn to feel the release, and Lola isn't about to disappoint!