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From: "MaryAnn Hanada" <>
Subject: Re: [CherokeeGene-L] Payne Family
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 1998 18:51:05 -0800
Re: PAYNE family
My family is from Tahlequah, OK and the surrounding vicinity in NE Oklahoma.
Many of the Paynes in Starr's "History of the Cherokee Indians" are direct
relatives. William Penn Payne was my g-grandfather, James Madison Payne
was my g-g-grandfather, etc. My Cherokee family lines include the surnames:
PAYNE, NAVE, SUNDAY, HAIR, RILEY, LOONEY. (Both of my parents are 1/4
Cherokee; that's why there are so many Cherokee names.) There is also a
RIDGE thrown in there, but I haven't yet figured out how.
By the way, don't believe everything you read in Starr's book. Example--p.
287, Starr's book, "Sheriffs of Saline District"--Jesse SUNDAY died in 1897,
not 1889--he was my g-g-grandfather. Same page, Dave RIDGE also died in
1897. He was Jesse SUNDAY's half-brother. Jesse was the out-going sheriff
and Dave was the in-coming sheriff. They were both shot to death on the
same night in what came to be called "The Saline Courthouse Massacre". My
g-grandfather, Andy SUNDAY, was 12 years old at the time. He found his
father under a tree, dying from a gunshot wound and the story has been told
countless times in my family, via my grandmother, who was Andy's daughter
(Mary Sunday, p. 585 of Starr's book).
Anyway, the discrepancy in the dates of their deaths is not the only
discrepancy I've found in Starr's book. Also on p. 585, it says that Andy
SUNDAY's father was Nicholas HAIR. But his father was Jesse SUNDAY.
Nicholas HAIR and Lucinda Roberson were Andy's grandparents, not his
The moral is: Don't take Starr's book as gospel.
Mary Ann Hanada
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Date: Thursday, November 05, 1998 2:43 PM
Subject: [CherokeeGene-L] Payne Family
>Greetings! I'm sorry but I misplaced the e-mail address to someone who
>e-mailed me regarding the PAYNE family. While I have no direct
>I have found the PAYNE name in Starr's History of the Cherokee Indians.
>Perhaps that will help you. Wonder if we have a connection? Where are
>PAYNEs from?
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April 11th, 2005
- Location: Sayles-Hill 251
- Time: 4:15 pm
- Present: Staff Members Shelby Boardman, Bruce Colwell, Jean Hayes, Robert Oden, Rod Oto, and Fred Rogers; Faculty Members Laura Goering, David MacCallum, David Musicant, Steve Strand, and Anne Ulmer; Students Jaime Anthony, Matt Bartel, C.J. Griffiths, Scott Konzem, and Jeff Walls; Trustee Observer Louise Heffelfinger.
- Absent: Alumni Observer Neil Chaffee; Faculty Member David MacCallum.
- Guests: Faculty Member Kelly Kollman; Students Dan Brooks, Hugh Cameron, Cailey Gibson, and Dave Holman.
- Secretary: Jaime Anthony
- Keywords: gun storage, CRIC, DIG, Recycled Paper
Welcome of New Members
The meeting began with an introduction of new members C.J. Griffiths, CSA President; Jeff Walls, CSA Senator & College Council liaison; Scott Konzem, CSA Senator & College Council liaison; and Matt Bartel, at-large student member. These members are replacing Seth Cooper, Becca Stark, Colin McLain, and Dave Holman, respectively.
Approval of Minutes
The College Council minutes for the meeting of February 21, 2005 were approved unanimously.
President's ReportPresident Oden began his report by noting that he had a range of topics to discuss. First, he informed Council members that the Dean of Students search is progressing well, and that the search committee has narrowed the search to 5 candidates. In other news, the Admissions Office received over 5000 applications this year. On a separate note, President Oden informed the Council of his intentions to work with the faculty to create a program with the American University in Cairo for Carleton students to learn Arabic. Also, President Oden reminded Council members of the ongoing discussion of reducing the course load for faculty. At present, the faculty members of Carleton teach more than their counterparts at comparable institutions. The President's fifth point of discussion was the issue of financing the education of the school's international students. The College has consistently seen an increase in the number of its international students. At most colleges and university, international students do not bring economic diversity to their campuses. However, the economic diversity of Carleton's international students mirrors that of the domestic students, and thus the College faces the challenge of continuing to fund financial aid for international students. Currently, the school receives funding from the Starr foundation to help finance the education of its international students. President Oden's final point was regarding the potential purchase of the old middle school. This purchase would help the College reach two of its goals: further expansion south of the campus, and creating a site for a series of connected art facilities. A task force is currently investigating the possibility of purchasing the old middle school.
Recycled Paper PolicyKelly Kollman, Lauren Miller, and Cailey Gibson came to the Council meeting to present their suggestions for a recycled paper policy. Currently, the current informal policy is for Carleton to use as much 30% post-consumer paper product as possible. However, Carleton uses 29% of this recycled paper; 71% of the College's paper is "virgin paper." The group believes that this is mostly due to miscommunication of the informal policy. The Student Organization for the Protection of the Environment conducted a survey of administrative assistants and ITS workers, hoping to identify the reasons why the recycled paper was unused. They discovered the presence of the myth that the 30% post-consumer paper jammed copiers and printers; studies have been done and there is not empirical evidence to suggest that this is true. Additionally, staff noted that the recycled paper does not have the same brightness or weight as non-recycled paper. Finally, the recycled paper is not being used because staff isn't aware that they have the option to request recycled paper. Council members had an abundance of questions for the group, regarding the quality of the recycled paper, the current availability of the product, and the necessity for a policy. President Oden suggested that the Council wait until the next meeting to approve a policy to ensure that all of the issues have been answered.
DIGProfessor Anne Ulmer informed the Council that DIG is trying to establish a survey examining campus climate, with the help of Andrew Williams and the Institutional Review Board. They are planning on a sending out the survey to selected seniors in the Fall. In other news, Petra Crosby did a campus climate survey with exit interviews of 14 international students of the class of 2004 receiving money from the Starr Foundation grant. However, due to a lack of time, she did not get to finish her presentation, nor did DIG hear the Class of 1978's report from the Multicultural Alumni Network (MCAN) reunion. DIG will have one more formal meeting before the end of the school year.
Students Dan Brooks, Hugh Cameron, and Lauren Miller returned to the Council with an amended proposal for the formation of CRIC. The students attended a faculty meeting, at which faculty members were receptive of the creation of CRIC. Professors Laura Goering and Steve Strand noted that they are waiting for Council approval of the formation of CRIC before asking for faculty approval of the group. In addition, Professor Goering questioned the nature of the faculty representation on CRIC. Dean Shelby Boardman suggested that the Council vote on the proposal with the provision that the faculty may amend the level and amount of faculty participation. Professor Strand suggested that the Council vote on the proposal, and then following any dissent with the faculty, vote again on an amended proposal, should the need arise for such amendments. Following a comment by Vice President Rogers, Council members suggested that the students change language regarding staff participation in CRIC, from "Staff will be selected by the President…following a nomination process by CRIC" to "Staff will be selected by the President…following a nomination process." The group informed the Council of changes in the changes in the proposal, including word changes and clarifications. Student Matt Bartel inquired after the policy of the College's ability to overrule its financial advisors on certain resolutions. Vice President Rogers responded that the College does have this ability and can exercise it with any proxy vote. On a different note, Vice President Rogers mentioned his discomfort with the language of the opening statement, specifically the phrase "the management of the college finances and endowment" and the term "finances." Following President Oden's lead, Dan suggested that the group strike "finances and" from the phrase, leaving "the management of the college endowment." Other changes to the proposal include changing the phrase "The College will subscribe to appropriate resources" to "The College may subscribe to appropriate resources," to avoid appropriating budgeted funds before approval. Discussion ensued over the committee's ability to express the values of the College. The students reiterated that CRIC intends to concern itself with very clear-cut issues that pertain to values held by the Carleton population as a whole. The College Council approved the Carleton Responsible Investment Committee Proposal, pending amendments.
Gun Storage UpdateVice President Rogers looked at length at having a gun storage facility at the police department. However, the city attorney opposed this plan, so the group is still trying to solve the issue of gun storage on campus.
Alcohol at Carleton: Task Force
Due to lack of time, this item will appear on the next meeting's agenda.
The meeting was adjourned at 5:48 pm.Respectfully submitted,
Jaime Anthony
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Bach, Cantatas, Volume 5. John Eliot Gardiner, English Baroque Soloists & Monteverdi Choir. Soli Deo Gloria SDG 147.
So here we are at release number 18, with number 19 just released in Europe, of this eloquent and spirited Bach cantata cycle. And some of you still need persuading, right? Those who read these reviews know by now that these recordings were made over the course of one year, 1999-2000, as Gardiner led his troops of musicians and singers from church to church across Europe, ending up with three concerts in New York City. Their project was to sing the entire corpus of Bach's cantatas on the feast days for which they were written. All concerts were recorded 'live,' which gives them a fresh and natural quality impossible not to notice. Soloists vary from program to program but always include both excellent relative unknowns (to me) alongside established stars—in this case, for example, counter-tenor Daniel Taylor.
I have listened to each of the albums as it has come out—and as the series has grown it has become my favorite of the Bach cycles. Over Harnoncourt's (which I still have great affection for, on both vinyl and disc), Koopman's, and Suzuki's, among the most recent series. All three of these are competitive and have particular virtues and fans who value them accordingly. But what Gardiner brings is an energy and joie de vive which in the main escapes the others, who sometimes seem weighed down by reverence. It is as if they are over-awed by both the composer and holiness.
Harnoncourt, with his earliest (in design, construction, and performance skill) of early instruments and all male choir, gets a lot of the liveliness I seek in this music, in exchange for some of the polish and refinement Gardiner's performers achieve. Bach lovers more at home with the austerity of the northern European Koopman and worshipful Japanese Suzuki will find Gardiner's Bach too light, I'm sure. Too British. It may be, but I don't hear that. To my ears, it's just right.
The cantatas in this 2 disc release, BWV 178, 136, 45 and 46, 101, and 102, celebrate the eighth and tenth Sundays after Trinity respectively. I particularly noted and enjoyed the work of the English Baroque Soloists in these performances. It is easy to overlook the contributions of instrumental musicians in choral music; but it is impossible not to attend to the excellence of the string sections in these performances, which play a major role throughout but especially in BWV 178. They are at least as responsible as the chorus and soloists for the wonderful sense of musical energy we sense in the performance. Likewise the oboe(s) in BWV 136. Gardiner is right to identify his orchestra and chorus with their own names. This series would not be what is without the Baroque Soloists.
BWV 46, 101, and 102 on Disc 2 call for somewhat larger instrumental forces, including an additional cello, two recorders, an additional oboe, a trumpet (in place of the horn used in the cantatas on Disc 1), and two sackbuts!—ancestor of the trombone. The trumpet plays a major solo role in BWV 46 and is soon joined by sackbuts, recorders, and oboes, who accompany counter-tenor Daniel Taylor, the sackbuts' slightly darker tone helping them remain a bit behind Taylor. It is a nice change to hear wind instruments in the role usually occupied by a stringed instrument. Eventually Taylor backs off and the winds complete the section. The recorders then accompany the chorus in the final section. In BWV 101 we get a violin in the accompanying role, whirling about tenor Christope Lenz, and together they occupy this work's lyric center.
The third cantata in this set, BWV 102, is more virtuosic and sophisticated than the others. Here solo voices and instruments, mainly oboes and a flute, weave in and out of one another to wonderful effect. It is in this cantata that Daniel Taylor really comes to the fore as well: a great voice in both an aria and recitative that sound as if this music was written for him alone.
It's not to late to get into this series, folks.
Bruckner 9, Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Orchestre Métropolitain du Grand Montréal. ATMA Classique SACD2 2514.
Bruckner is an easy composer to undervalue. I have undervalued his music all of my life. It has always sounded blustery, overblown, grandiose and repetitious. It has sounded like a music full of undigested nineteenth century musical ideas, chief among them those of Wagner. But many of my musical friends, whom I consider otherwise rational, have kept telling me I need to revisit this composer, whom they all admire. And the appearance of this new, much lauded, release of the composer's Ninth and last (uncompleted) symphony from one of my favorite record companies, ATMA of Canada, struck me as a good time to take another whack at him.
No surprise, the issue that Bruckner forced me to address as always is the difference between grand and grandiose. To hear Bruckner's music as the former, you have to be patient, which in the past I have not been; and let him lead you toward his conception of grandeur. You have to wander with him along paths of mezzo-piano lyric lyricism through which larger matters often seem to loom…and then withdraw. The music in this symphony, which frankly sounds a good deal like his others that I've heard (which may or may not reveal my unfamiliarity with his oeuvre), builds and retreats, takes us from valleys of lyric reflection up onto plateaus of greater intensity and heroic splendor and then lets us drift back down again. Though even down off the plateaus, the music swirls, as if in an attempt to build up enough …emotion? confidence? to regain the intensity and scale of emotion of the higher, grander ground. I understand this musical strategy, which hasn't caused me suspend my disbelief in the past; but this time I did find myself buying in. It is the Wagnerian idiom we are listening to here, Wagner's musical themes given a new context—the symphony—in which to develop themselves. So to enjoy this music, we do have to feel at home in a heavy, dark, nineteenth century aesthetic, out of which we 'see' glints of dark gold. It is the antithesis of modern ways of imagining meaning in the world, which may account for Bruckner's wobbly reputation throughout much of the twentieth century.
The above remarks were written out as notes as I listened to the 27-minute long first movement. I clearly found myself softening a bit toward the composer and made a note to consider why later on. The second movement, a ten-minute Scherzo that moves into a Trio section toward its conclusion, uses a similar strategy but at a more rapid tempo, galloping along in mainly ¾ time. The movement back and forth between relative quiet lyricism and considerably louder celebration or fanfare here works for me even more effectively than in the opening movement, perhaps because there is less time consumed here: everything feels tighter.
The third movement, Adagio, which we assume would have led to something like the first for a final movement but on a higher plateau, is a half-hour long …meditation? vision? To sustain our interest for this long with relatively quiet music requires considerable melodic and harmonic interest and beauty, not something composers of modest ambition and inspiration should be foolish enough to attempt. Surprising to me, time flies in this movement and I'll have to say my interest and emotional involvement never flagged. The musical narrative does increase in intensity from time to time, raising the emotional stakes. But these passages mainly serve to mark off larger ones of a more contemplative mood. Listening back through Mahler from our later perspective, it is fascinating to see to what extent the later composer went to school to Bruckner. Mahler is more elusive and ironic in his unheroic passages, but a week or two spent listening to only Bruckner and Mahler would, I expect, teach us a lot about how the pre-modern world worked its way musically to its conclusion.
I have not heard another performance of Bruckner's Ninth in years, so it's hard to say whether this one seems more accessible to me because the composer has brought me around or because M. Nézet-Séguin and his orchestra are as eloquent and sensitive as they seem. I am eager to give them a lot of the credit here, especially for the undeniable sustained power of the Adagio. They do all of the essential small things so well, the large ones seem to flow from and build on them with utter inevitability and, perhaps equally important, credibility. By the time we are in the final moments of the Adagio, I'll have to concede, to return to my initial concern, we really are in the presence of the grand. Bruckner died before he could write a final movement, but I'm not sure there was one to write. I see that the writer of the album notes came to a similar conclusion, suggesting that ending with an Adagio really is a harbinger of modern musical thinking.
So this performance has brought me to Bruckner with appreciation for the first time. If you have my Bruckner problem, I urge this recording on you. If you are already a Bruckner fan, I urge it on you too.
Brahms, Symphony 1. Also: Brahms, Begräbnisgesang; Schicksalslifed and Mendelssohn, Mitten wir im Leben sind. Orchestra Révolutionnaire et Romantique; Monteverdi Choir, John Eliot Gardiner, conductor. Soli Deo Gloria SDG 702.
Going home in music is about as hard as going home to anything else. You are not who you were and so it cannot be what it once was. In music, at least it hasn't changed, while some of your other 'homes' have. Unless …well, I'll get to that in a moment.
Brahms' First Symphony was where I and many others of my generation began our experience of classical music. Pure nineteenth century romantic orchestral music at its best—or at least as its most innocent and straightforward. Good honest melodic material, fulsome swells, rich harmonics. Predictably, going home to such a purely emotional, youthful experience has proved difficult, especially to the same recordings. We heard Brahms in the late 1950's via huge orchestras full of modern instruments and that big, rich Brahms is the one imprinted on our memories. It all feels…too familiar, too easy, too personally past. And on top of this, musical taste has changed and it has changed us. Modern romanticism is less straightforward than this.
Enter the Early Music movement. Nowadays, Brahms, like everything else composed before 1900, is often played by period orchestras, whose instruments have leaner, clearer, lighter sounding textures. In this sense, the music has indeed changed. What effect will this have on trying to go home to Brahms?
Enter John Eliot Gardiner and his nineteenth century orchestra—the same JEG of the Bach cantatas I just wrote about—who has decided to follow, among others, Roger Norrington who was first, by giving us what he thinks a Brahms symphony should really sound like: not as it sounded in the 1950s with Bruno Walter and Herbert van Karajan conducting their large modern orchestras, but closer to what it sounded like to Brahms himself in the 1870's. To take us there slowly, he takes us first to two choral works by Brahms (and one by Mendelssohn), and this is actually a very good idea. We get used to the sound and lighter orchestral textures before plunging into the beloved war horse. Because the first time I listened to this CD, jumping right into the symphony, I walked out on it. Too light. And I was distracted by other stuff anyway.
The second time, late on a cold Sunday evening, I listened to the whole recording, with no distractions. And to begin with, I heard little things that the richer modern performances usually plow under. This Brahms First was actually not just beautiful, it was also interesting. And it didn't make so much of everything: it let the music make its own case, section by section. It was less romantic, less dramatic, more something else. It didn't linger over every emotional phrase. It kept moving. And when it got to the final movement, which used to tear my heart out so many years ago, everything was pretty much as smooth and rapturous as ever but more…introspective, exploratory. And the famous horn calls were clear and tasty but less Wagnerian, perhaps because there was less (predictable) tension building up to them. And because the conductor and musicians didn't try to wring so much feeling out of the occasion. And the truly grand and sweeping theme the horn ushers in also didn't force itself on me. Restrained? Or is it just a sense that the music has more room to move, hasn't to carry the heavy romantic weight it is customarily asked to carry. No, I wasn't as 'deeply moved' by it as I remember being at age 18. Nothing moves me that much anymore. And that's really my point here.
I was very taken by this performance: very engaged, very satisfied. Gardiner hears something more sophisticated and mature in this music than I remember hearing (was capable of hearing?) and successfully gets it across. So I got home again and I found Brahms but he had changed. Or I had changed. Or we both had changed. Conductors who bring us period performances of music from earlier times are not just trying to 'antique' it, they really do think we have lost sight of part of what this music is truly about. Richard Taruskin tells us we like these performances because as moderns we like leaner textures anyway and distrust richness and romanticism. He is partly right, of course. But listening to Gardiner's Brahms, I sense Taruskin is only partly right. There is something in this performance that has the feel of musical truth to it.
This promises to be a terrific series. Yes, three more symphonies and the German Requiem on the way!
Systems used for this audition: Audio Note CDT3 transport and Dac 4.1 Balanced Signature, Blue Circle FtTH integrated amplifier, BC3000 II/GZpz preamplifier and BC204 hybrid stereo amplifier, new Jean Marie Reynaud Offrande Supreme stand-mount speakers. With Blue Circle BC6000 line conditioner. Audio Note Pallas, Sootto, Sogon and AN-Vx interconnects and Lexus speaker cable.
Bob Neill, in addition to being an occasional equipment and regular music reviewer for Positive- Feedback Online, is also proprietor of Amherst Audio in Amherst, Massachusetts, which sells equipment from Audio Note, Blue Circle, and JM Reynaud, among others.


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I recently had primary rhinoplasty 6 months ago. We slightly smoothed out a hump and reduced the bulbous tip. Although my doctor did a technically good job. There are no obviuse errors...I feel I got a cookie cutter nose that unfortunatly does not look like MY nose. It was a conservative procedure and my question is: Is it possible to some extent to reverse the procedure? I.E remove sutures and use grafts to replace what was taken out? To what extent is this possible?
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You appear to have had an excellent result from your recent rhinoplasty from the profile photograph. While you could have something done to partially restore your preoperative appearance, I would strongly recommend against it. Changing the appearance of one's nose can have profound effects on how one views oneself. This is something that you may have not been prepared for. It is unlikely that any further surgery will restore the appearance to anything that you will consider acceptable. I think that it may be better for you to come to accept your new look and realize that the appearance is really quite good. It may be helpful for you discuss your feelings with a therapist or someone you are comfortable with. Best wishes.
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I am sorry to hear you are feeling this way. You have an excellent result and not cookie cutter in any way from the photos and description you have posted. Some patients do go through a wide of emotions after they see their new nose which can include doubt about their decision to have the surgery and then lead to guilt or dissatisfaction with their choice. I suggest you reflect on why you first sought the surgery and what your goals were. Consider seeing a counselor or psychiatrist to act as a sounding board while you sort through this before seeking any additional surgery.
I would advise against anything further on your nose
I would strongly caution you against doing anything to your nose. You have a very nice result. You could attempt to reverse the rhinoplasty, but I doubt you would ever have your exact preoperative appearance. Your nose will continue to change over time. I would be patient and not do anything at this point. Warmest regards.
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Your nose can be revised to give you back a hump and and regain a hanging tip, but is this what you really want? I personally feel your nose looks better after surgery. Be clear with your surgeon and be careful what you wish for.
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Updated 11:56 pm, Saturday, March 9, 2013
New Braunfels theater closing
New Braunfels theater closing
One of two movie theaters in New Braunfels will close this week, according to a report from KGNB 1420 AM.
The radio station reported that Marketplace Cinema 12, located at 651 N. Business Interstate 35 in the New Braunfels MarketPlace shopping center, has notified customers that the movie theater's last business day is Thursday.
The theater's operator, San Marcos-based Texas Cinema Inc., and the shopping center's leasing agent could not be reached for comment.
KGNB reports Texas Cinema will focus on its remaining theater Creekside Cinemas 14, which opened two years ago at 214 Creekside Way.
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Top exec foresees bold future for BP
BP is keen to resume its role as one of the most intrepid exploration companies in the business, chastened by its past, CEO Bob Dudley told an audience of industry leaders this week at the CERAWeek conference in Houston.
"This is not a business for the faint-hearted or the easily discouraged," Dudley said. "And we are neither. We have strengthened our portfolio and invested for growth."
Dudley emphasized that BP plans to play a central role in energy exploration opportunities around the world, especially in the U.S. and Russia.
"What Russia and the U.S. have in common is that each will require energy investment on an epic scale, undertaken by energy partners who are not daunted by the obstacles and have the resources, experience, capability and appetite for the task," Dudley said.
He also said BP intends to remain a leader in deep offshore waters, where it has a long history of taking on complex reservoirs but where a blowout of one of its wells led to the disastrous 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
The company is in the midst of a New Orleans federal court trial of complex litigation arising from the accident.
Dudley mostly steered clear of discussing the litigation, though he reiterated BP's position that several companies share responsibility.
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An American woman has been indicted on murder and other charges alleging she killed her husband, stuffed his remains into three matching suitcases and dumped them off the Virginia coast.
Melanie McGuire, 32, was indicted on Tuesday by a state grand jury on charges of murder, desecration of a corpse, perjury and a weapons violation. She had already pleaded not guilty to a murder charge in June.
Her husband, William McGuire, was shot dead between April 28 and May 5, 2004, according to the indictment. His dismembered body floated ashore in his own matching luggage in the Chesapeake Bay near Norfolk, Virginia, over three days in May.
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No one else has been charged, but Mr Harvey said the investigation was continuing.
McGuire has been free on bail since shortly after her arrest in June. She faced a court appearance on Wednesday on the new charges. Prosecutors are not seeking the death penalty.
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The Sixers look to make it two in a row tonight in Philly against a disadvantaged Memphis squad. The Griz lost at home to the Hornets/Pelicans last night, and they also lost their starting point guard, Mike Conley, to a sprained ankle.
If Conley is out, which seems likely, I'm guessing Jerryd Bayless gets the start at the point, and Jrue Holiday has a gigantic mismatch. Marc Gasol played the heaviest minutes in the first half of the back-to-back (40).
Memphis has a ton of trouble scoring points when fully-healthy and rested. Without Conley, the Sixers really have an opportunity here to turn the screws on the Griz. Rudy Gay has been horrible this season (TS%: .472), Zach Randolph's efficiency is down a bit. Gasol has to be the main concern. This is one game where the Sixers absolutely must push the pace. I'm not one of the people who think they need to play at a faster pace all the time, but against a shorthanded, tired team that needs to rely on it's less-than-svelt bigs? Run them 'til they drop.
A couple other matters of import, paramount among them, Andrew Bynum should begin full-contact workouts later this week, and might return before the All Star break. That's kind of a big deal. NO SETBACKS!
Also, with Rajon Rondo going down for the remainder of the season, you'd have to think the Celtics are going to look to rebuild. If they do, would you do this?
The tip is at 7pm. Use this as your game thread. I'll be watching on DVR, with a decidedly better attitude about the team (unless/until they lay another egg).
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Although the use of keywords on website pages and in the anchor text of inbound links remains important for SEO, search engines are increasingly using a site's branding, visitor behavior and social data.
Google's new Panda update has changed SEO and it appears to include user behavior and (possibly) branding data.
But even if they aren't considered at all by Panda, these factors are considered by Google's main algorithm.
So you must consider them in your SEO planning.
To become a leader in your niche's SERPs you have to be a leading brand in your niche.
That's branding.
To stay a leader, visitors from SERPs are going to have to like what they find on your site, probably stay on it and certainly not return to the SERP that brought them.
That's user behavior.
Engagement - that's comments, mentions, sharing and links from social media (Twitter, Facebook, G+, StumbleUpon, etc) - will increasingly be used to rank and verify ranking.
That's social.
The old SEO factors of on-page optimization, site build and inbound links with target keywords in the anchor are still important.
But branding, behavior and social data now count too. And will likely count more in the future as search engines learn how to use them.
All this means the user experience is now at the heart of SEO.
This is the New SEO.
Google engineers say they don't favor big brands.
But Eric Schmidt, Google chairman, and ex-CEO, seems to disagree. When talking about the "cesspool" (his description) that is the internet (ie, spammy results on Google), he says:
"Brands are the solution, not the problem".
These two viewpoints are easily reconciled though. Google favors sites with a wide range of factors that big brands just happen to display. Factors like:
• Brand mentions, shares and links in social media.
• Brand mentions and links on highly trusted sites.
• Searches with brand and domain names.
It's important to note that the definition of a big brand is relative to the keyword and the market it is part of.
So a big brand in a small market might not be a large company. But a big brand in a big market will be a large company (or a smart small one).
In practice, this means if you're a small company it's going to be hard to do well in a big market.
This is a bit like high rents keeping small shops out of the shopping mall.
User behavior data is all the factors that Google can measure via its toolbar, search results pages (SERPs) and other data sources it might choose to use from its vast store of information. Factors like:
• Time spent on site when clicking through from a SERP.
• Bounce rate.
• Bounce rate back to a SERP.
• Use of the 'block all results' button on Google SERPs.
• Time on site.
• Return visits.
(About those other data sources I've mysteriously referred to: you might believe Google that it was an accident its Street View cars downloaded the web browsing data of the wifi signals they passed. But it wasn't a coincidence because Google is dedicated to gathering as much information as possible about everyone.)
That Google uses toolbar data is now clearly documented. For evidence, read SEO veteran Mike Grehan:
"Andrew Tomkins, Engineering Director at Google and former Chief Scientist at Yahoo, made it quite clear at SES New York in 2008 that, in his opinion, whereas anchor text had always been the 'workhorse' of search, the strongest signal now comes from the toolbar."
Also, when Panda 2.0 rolled out, Google publicly stated that user feedback signals were now being used. These signals can come from use of the 'Block all results' links which now appear next to search results if you quickly bounce back to them. See the example below:
All forms of engagement including comments, likes, tweets, +1s and mentions, either:
• Might be found by search engines and directly used in their algorithms; or
• Share your content with a person or website (it may be automated) that then might mention or link to your website in a way that is used directly in search engine algorithms.
Also, such engagement might also lead to repeat and new direct visits and response.
That social might work and work for SEO is clear. The question then becomes: is it significant? And the answer is: yes.
A simple piece of evidence to support that answer is that Facebook is now the most visited site in the US and therefore more popular in the US than Google.
It's not hard to see why Google would like a piece of that social action.
Google and social
Social websites, especially Facebook and Twitter, are now serious competitors for Google's audience and subsequent advertising revenue.
So Google has tried (but failed) to 'do' social eg, with Lively, Google Buzz, Orkut, Dodgeball, Google Wave and Google Me.
Google+ is its latest effort and this time it might succeed. We'll see.
With +1 buttons, Google is trying to integrate social with search. If you visit a page or see a search result you like, Google wants you to click a +1 button (similar to Facebook's 'like').
"+1s from friends and contacts can be a useful signal to Google when determining the relevance of your page to a user's query."
That means that if a searcher's friend +1s a page it will move up the results when you search.
Exactly how and when +1s, Facebook likes and tweets will affect others' results is not yet clear and will evolve. Whatever the answer ...
Social is now part of search and therefore part of SEO.
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What is broadcast quality?
Believe it or not, this question was presented to me by one of the major broadcasters when they were in for a meeting at Adobe headquarters. "What is broadcast quality," they asked? Now the two gentlemen from the company we spoke with were very intelligent so they weren't truly asking the question, but rather to make a point. However, the question intrigued me.
What is broadcast quality?
The quip and answer I heard had the ring of truth – "Whatever goes on the air is broadcast quality."
Does this strike you as it does me? The implications?
It means that the quality is secondary to the content that is being shown. The story, the image, the impact is more important than the actual quality? In this world of HD, content can come from a user posting to YouTube. Looking for an example? How about the final video a certain Iraqi leader? It was on every broadcast channel and it was shot on what? A cell phone!
When I think of all of the conversations that I have with people talking about what next camera to buy and how much this piece of equipment costs, I think now about how this is many times irrelevant to what you're capturing. If you're in the area where a tornado touches down and capture it on your old single CCD DV camera and call the local news company will they take it? Probably. If you post a cell phone video on YouTube of a surprise appearance of (fill in the name of your favorite band) in a dumpy bar will people watch it? Yes.
It's just like my recent post entitled, "It's still about the story…" Great content without substance has no relevance. Poor content with substance is important and relevant.
If you're on the business side of the equation, another way to answer the question of what is broadcast quality is like this: "Whatever people want to watch" One conclusion that I draw from this is for us to consider (again and again!) what do people care about and want to watch?
What perhaps is even more interesting is what will happen to viewing habits as more and more channels show up on the internet. In the 'ole days' we had a dozen channels if we were lucky. Then along came cable and more specialty channels such as ESPN. Back then, nobody thought a 24 hour cable network dedicated only to sports would ever make it. Boy were we wrong about that one! Now, we're on the cusp of having access to thousands or tens of thousands of channels with the Internet. Within Adobe we often talk about this phenomenon that as more channels become available, they will become increasingly more specific. One example we often mention is the knitting channel. This would never make it on the networks, let alone a cable channel because it is too narrow a focus for a mass audience. However, if we take the number of people interested in knitting across the world, we would have many tens of thousands that would watch it.
The emergence of the Adobe Media Player will enable people to have a viewing experience like TV but with the Internet – both in an offline and online mode. It will empower people who are passionate about topics such as knitting to create content to reach their intended audience. This makes me question what the landscape of broadcast will be in the future. If you haven't taken a look at what the Adobe Media Player and AIR (Adobe Integrated Runtime) environments are all about, you can get started here:
So what is broadcast quality? I would still say that the answer is both "whatever goes to air" and "whatever people want to watch." The one that I'm still figuring out is, "What is a broadcast?" Maybe you can help me answer that one.


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Southern Utah's gymnastics team has been busy this season upgrading its routines to a difficulty level that coach Scott Bauman believes will make his team a strong contender for the WAC title.
Come Friday, when the Thunderbirds compete at Utah against the No. 1 Utes, BYU and Texas Woman's University, he is hoping his gymnasts can find a little consistency to go along with their higher skill level.
SUU, picked to finish second in the WAC behind defending champ Boise State, has earned everything from a 190.45 in the season opener to a 195.25 at home against Sacramento State.
If the T-birds can at least hit their average of 193.519 on Friday, they should be able to take second in the four-team meet and possibly push the Utes if they have an off night.
But rather than worrying about a placing, Bauman just wants a good showing for his young team.
"Our skill level is very good, we're just missing the consistency in our routines right now," he said. "Everything is fixable, but we still haven't had a meet where we haven't had a fall yet."
The T-birds are led by junior Elise Wheeler and senior Kellie Dangerfield , who are averaging a 39.156 and a 38.9 in the all-around, respectively.
In the rankings
The Utes took over the No. 1 spot in the rankings after the 197.05 they posted at Oregon State on Friday. It's the first time the Utes have been No. 1 since March 28, 2005. The Utes held the No. 1 spot for eight weeks that season before finishing third. Utah has finished second the last three years.
Utah's Kristina Baskett is ranked No. 3 in the vault (9.912), Daria Bijak is No. 3 in the uneven bars (9.894), Annie DiLuzio is No. 3 on the floor (9.881), Kyndal Robarts is No. 7 on the balance beam (9.875) and Nina Kim is No. 9 in the vault (9.881).
BYU on upswing?
The Cougars will find out Friday when they compete at Utah if two weeks off hurt the bit of momentum they seemed to gain with their season high of 190.65 they scored in a loss at San Jose State (192.375).
The Cougars' only all-arounder this season has been Danielle Goldman , whose season-high is 37.825.
Busy days ahead
Starting Friday, the Utes have three meets in seven days, competing at home on Friday, at Utah State on Monday and at Nebraska on Feb. 13.
1. Utah 196.7
T3. Georgia 196.48
T3. Arkansas 196.48
5. Auburn 196.225
6. Stanford 196.1
7. Oklahoma 196.094
8. Florida 196.087
9. Alabama 196.075
10. Oregon State 195.635
12. Nebraska 195.187
13. Missouri 194.975
14. Illinois-Champaign 194.606
15. Penn State 194.556
16. Michigan 194.52
17. Ohio State 194.512
18. Minnesota 194.5
19. Denver 194.275
20. Iowa State 194.269
21. Arizona 194.169
22. West Virginia 194.119
23. Arizona State 194.05
24. Boise State 193.983
25. Iowa 193.931
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10th anniversary of European Youth Centre: Terry Davis pays tribute to work accomplished
[23/09/05 19:30:00] The creation of a European Youth Centre (EYC) in Budapest in one of the new member States of central and eastern Europe ''symbolises the ideal of unity across the European continent'', which would ''transform political goodwill into reality'', said the Secretary General on the occasion of the reception to celebrate the EYC 10th anniversary. ''This Centre is a school for democracy and human rights and also offers opportunities for contact and co-operation'', he added.
Terry Davis: ''Violence is one of the most common and widespread violations of human rights and dignity''
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- Besides main power, starships, space stations or other vital devices also had emergency power, a so-called battery.
This line has gone uncited for 6 months. I am removing it, but it can be returned with a citation. --OuroborosCobra talk 03:41, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
- I didn't restore the note, but I've added several citations of battery usage on starships, primarily the Enterprise. - Bridge 04:28, 11 November 2007 (UTC)
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Another reference is the attack by Khan on the Enterprise. The first phaser attack took out the main energizer and the second reduced the ship's power to the battery, with only a few phaser shots available for defense. 22.214.171.124 21:05, August 27, 2013 (UTC)


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A Rockwall police officer is in serious condition in a hospital after being involved in an off-duty accident while riding his ATV, police say.
Donald Burns suffered a head injury in the accident, which occurred Sunday morning in Rowlett.
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Vereb's 2012 Match-by-Match Statistics
2012 (REDSHIRT FRESHMAN): Played in 26 matches, starting 16 as the opposite ... Twice recorded 11 kills in a match, including in the five-set win on the opening weekend against East Tennessee State (8/25) ... Also had four block assists in the win, helping her make the Gamecock Invitational All-Tournament Team ... Matched that season high with four block assists in the win over Clemson (9/7) ... Had eight kills and three block assists against UAB (9/8) ... Landed 11 kills on a career-best .500 hitting percentage in the triumph over her hometown team, Winthrop (9/8) ... Had five kills and three block assists in the LSU victory (9/16) ... Tallied seven kills and three block assists versus Texas A&M (10/28) ... Named to the Southeastern Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll.
2011 (FRESHMAN): Did not play as a true freshman, instead taking a redshirt year ... Earned a spot on the 2011-12 SEC First-Year Academic Honor Roll.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Earned three letters from coach Cindy Elder at Rock Hill High School ... Named honorable mention to the Under Armour Girls High School All-America squad ... Two-time South Carolina Coaches Association of Women's Sports 4A all-state honoree ... Led the Bearcats to a state runner-up finish in 4A as a senior ... Posted over 450 kills to go with 231 digs, 59 blocks and 75 aces as a senior ... Earned High School Sports Report's Player of the Year award in 2010 ... Named to the All-Piedmont team by the Charlotte Observer and to the all-area team by the Rock Hill Herald as a junior and senior ... Played in the 2010 3A/4A All-Star Game with the north ... A three-time all-region team member ... Also lettered in track three times and basketball once ... Finished in the top five in the high jump twice at the state meet, including a third-place showing as a sophomore ... Named the team's 2008 field athlete of the year ... A four-year honor-roll member, she competed in the fifth-annual Congressional Art Competition and was a winner at the state level in a National History Day event in 2008.
PERSONAL: Christina Lindsay Vereb is the daughter of Andrew and Eva ... She has one sister, Krystal Michael ... Chose the Gamecocks over Georgia, UTEP and NC State, among other offers ... Lists Jerome Bettis as her favorite athlete and Paul Walker as her favorite actor ... Majoring in sport and entertainment management.


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T.C. Roberson boys' basketball coach Rich Sizemore has been selected to coach the annual North Carolina/South Carolina All-Star game in Rock Hill, S.C., this March.
Sizemore, who was asked to take the position last summer, said his selection was due, in part, to his having coached the East/West All-Star game in the past.
"It's very similar in many ways to when I coached the East-West game," Sizemore said.
"I think that what they're trying to do now is they take the guys who have coached in the East-West game."
The challenge for Sizemore will not only be coaching against the best talent in South Carolina, but also assembling the best possible team from the Tar Heel state.
"It's difficult in that we're selecting kids throughout the whole state," Sizemore said. "I'll probably have a two-week period here where I'll start selecting those kids.
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Perhaps it's because I'm from Rhode Island, where doughnuts are just donuts, but the thought of people waiting in the brutal cold for 12 hours outside of Hendersonville's new Krispy Kreme for breakfast treats that were available for purchase at the gas station directly across the street, it seemed to me, was on the wrong side of logical.
Still, identifying Tuesday's grand opening of the new Krispy Kreme, only the second in Western North Carolina, as a cultural event worthy of my attention, I joined the small, huddled mass of weary snackers for the first look at the new digs. I purchased and ate two tasty doughnuts. Then wondered why I'd waited up all night to do such a thing.
A bit more bright-eyed and enthusiastic, but also somewhat unsure of their purpose in that place at that ridiculous hour, was the East Henderson High School cheerleading squad. When pressed for an answer to account for her presence, spirit advocate Ashley Woody, an East junior, pursed her lips and looked up toward her eyebrow for an answer.
"We're here for," she paused, and replied with the carefully selected, but uncertain word, "support."
East's new cheerleading coach, Kim Parton, herself a cheerleader when she attended Tusculum College in Tennessee, elaborated.
Parton, looking to raise funds for the program, reached out to the doughnut shop's public relations people to get involved with the company, known for its work with community fundraising.
Krispy Kreme asked Parton if the cheerleaders could show support at the opening. Which I took to mean they were there to just simply be cheerleaders. To smile, wave, encourage joy and celebrate achievements, such as those of the Coates' family, Lee, Will, Robert and Eldridge, who staked out the joint to get free doughnuts.
Perhaps more worthy of cheers than sitting in one's car for more than 12 hours, is the Eagles cheerleaders simply being cheerleaders.
Parton is the squad's second coach this season after Alison Gosnell, expecting a child, left midway through the school year. The team has had several coaches over the past four years, and last year was touched with controversy when the junior varsity coach was charged with assaulting a team member for allegedly grabbing her arm during an argument. A District Court judge acquitted the coach in March. So, a measure of credit should go to the East cheerleaders, particularly a core group of 15 girls who have endured the recent years. "It's been like a nightmare for them," Parton said.
That's why first-year East principal Ben Williams was glad to find Parton and her cheering expertise teaching sixth-grade language arts at Flat Rock Middle School when Gosnell had to leave.
"From what I've heard over the past couple of years there may have been some turmoil, some inconsistencies (in the program)," Williams said. "Really, I think (Parton) is looking at this year as good building year."
What Parton said she's building toward is shaping the team into a competitive outfit. She said the girls are on a good pace skillwise, but there's a lot of fundraising to be done. "They only have one set of uniforms," Parton said. "I've had to take those things home and go to my machine and (fix) those things up."
So Parton got them out of school until the 9 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony, and the girls earned some money for the program and probably scored a few doughnuts as well. Not a bad deal.
"Well, we did have to get up at 4:30," sophomore Laura Bell said.
So much sleep, a commodity valued equally amongst sports writers and high school students, sacrificed in the name of doughnuts. Wait `til the folks in Rhode Island hear about that.
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WOOSTER -- Winter weather has come to town again as the National Weather Service forecasts 4-10 inches of snow and sleet to blanket Wayne and Holmes counties by this afternoon.
For agencies responsible for snow removal, such as Ohio Department of Transportation Districts 11 and 3, which are responsible for Holmes and Wayne, respectively, the wintery weather forecasted is just another storm in a winter ODOT District 11 public information officer Becky Giauque said has been brutal.
"The frequency of events is what hurts us," she said.
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"We order salt after every event," she said.
As of Jan. 29, Giauque said the winter has been so brutal the district surpassed its salt average of 47,063 tons. She said on Jan. 29 they had used 55,719 tons of salt in the district's seven counties. With winter still in full swing, she said she expects totals to only climb.
ODOT District 3 public information officer Christine Myers said the same is true for Wayne County.
"We have had a lot more snow than we have had in the last two years," she said.
Myers echoed Giauque, by saying the frequency of winter weather events has forced the ODOT crews out onto the roads time and time again.
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Holmes County garages are feeling the weight of the snow as well according to Holmes County engineering technician and engineering assistant Steve Sommers.
Sommers said the county is expecting a shipment of 300 tons of salt to come in at the end of the month, replenishing its strained supplies and preparing the county for the rest of winter. Unfortunately, he said, counties order their main shipment of salt well before winter begins, which he said is problematic.
"You can never judge winter until April comes," Sommers said.
He said the county estimates how much salt it likely will need based on previous years. Sommers said years when snow fall is higher, things get difficult.
Road Superintendant Ben Saurer said Wayne County is in a similar situation. He said the county garages are recuperating from the last storm and have salt ordered. Unfortunately, he said, the department is still low on salt because most municipalities are ordering salt and combined with weather delays, things are backed up.
Saurer said the county has used about 5,000 tons of salt to date, breaking last year's usage by several thousand. As a result, he said the county is going to try its best to make the salt last. Saurer said because of the low salt levels and the high levels of snow forecasted, the county is going to focus on plowing.
The salt, Saurer said, is going to be applied in target areas such as intersections. He said if it is applied in other places, it will be plowed off.
Myers said the District 3 has been working to prepare for the storm by pre-treating the roads in an attempt to prevent the snow from sticking to the roads. But with the National Weather Service forecasting the mercury to drop to the single digits, she said keeping the roads clear could be a challenge.
The roads will be wet from the salt, she said, and the low temperatures and wind will likely cause snow to cover the roads, making for slippery roads. Sommers said there are a few things drivers can do to be safe of the slick roads.
"Slow down, keep your lights on, leave early and anticipate the worst," he said. "If you don't have to go anywhere, don't."
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I've lived in Wayne county for 33 years, and previously, NEVER encountered the idiocy Wooster routinely practices:
They *might* salt the roads, but NEVER plow them.
EXCUSE ME, BRAIN-DEAD WOOSTER D.O.T. PEOPLE! Plow the streets, THEN salt!
Morons!! Complete morons!
Great job on the roads Wayne County and State employees ........not so great, City of Wooster!!
It would be nice if Wooster would actually PLOW the **** roads, rather than simply throwing salt down, which then creates several inches of mess that is MUCH worse than untreated roads. IDIOTS!


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It turns out that Internet reports on Mickey Rourke's engagement to model girlfriend Elena Kuletskaya are false. A representative for the actor has exclusively confirmed to Gossip Cop, "Reports of an engagement are untrue."
Mickey's representative, moreover, sets the record straight on the 57-year-old film star's dating partner. "Mickey's girlfriend is Ana Makarenko," the representative says in a statement.
Earlier this week, New York Post brought to attention a story that claimed Mickey Rourke already engaged to Elena Kuletskaya and planned to wed her this spring in her native Russia. It was said that Mickey got close to Elena, 24, after she helped tutoring him in her language for his role as Russian villain Ivan/Whiplash in the upcoming "Iron Man 2".
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A.H. Attorney Steen Stepping Down as Secretary of State
Alamo Heights businessman John Steen is resigning next month as Texas Secretary of State, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Steen, who is an attorney and investor, oversaw the implementation of the state's new Photo ID law in the first statewide election, traveling tirelessly across Texas to talk with local elections officials about the new law. After the election, Steen said not a single registered and lawful voter was prevented from casting a ballot by the law, which was approved by the Legislature in 2011, and allowed to take effect when the U.S. Supreme Court threw out Title V of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 in June.
"I want to express my heartfelt appreciation to Gov. Rick Perry for appointing me as Secretary of State, and for his steadfast support during my time in this office," Steen said.
Steen also pointed to his consolidation of the Secretary of State's office into a single office building, the upcoming redevelopment of the statewide voter registration database, and increasing agency productivity without increasing staff.
The Secretary of State is purely under the authority of the governor. Gov. Perry is expected to select a successor to Steen in the coming weeks.
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Chinese B2B e-commerce company Alibaba.com (1688.HK) has announced its unaudited financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2012, with total revenue down 4.2% QoQ and up 3.7% YoY to RMB 1.59 bln.
Profit attributable to equity owners declined 12.1% QoQ and 25.0% YoY to RMB 339.2 mln.
Revenue from the international marketplace decreased 3.1% QoQ and remained flat YoY at RMB 916.2 mln, mainly as a result of a lower paying membership base.
Revenue from the China marketplace was RMB 545.4 mln in the period, up 5.9% YoY, but down 7.4% QoQ. The year-over-year growth was primarily due to a surge in revenue from value-added services. The decrease quarter-on-quarter was due to lower membership base as well as the effect of Chinese New Year holidays during which the usage of value-added services was lower.
Other revenue, mainly comprised of revenue from HiChina, was RMB 127.5 mln in the period, up 20.2% YoY and 2.7% QoQ.
Total registered users rose 22.7% YoY to reach 79.79 mln, with international registered users up 38.2% YoY to 27.34 mln and domestic registered users up 15.7% YoY to reach 52.44 mln. Total storefronts rose 16.6% YoY to reach 10.31 mln, with 2.35 mln in the international marketplace, up 32.5% YoY, and 7.96 mln in the China marketplace, up 12.6% YoY.
The total number of paying members at the end of Q1 2012 was 753,955, down 9.4% YoY, with the number of China Gold Supplier memberships down 24.8% YoY to reach 87,544, and the number of Global Gold Supplier memberships down 20.0% YoY to 7,641. China TrustPass memberships also declined, down 6.8% YoY to 658,770.
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The Cliffs of Despair
John woke up from a dreamģa dream he'd had hundreds of times.
He dreamed he was standing a hundred feet from a cliff that seemed like to him to be the end of the world. Masses of people numbered in the millions were walking zombie like toward the cliff and walking off of it without turning aside or even being mindful that they were marching to their own death.
As he watched them pour off the cliff like water, he saw his best friend walking past him toward the cliff in the same zombie like, mindless state as the multitude of others, who were also heading to their death. John began to reason with his friend while he kept walking, who continued not to pay him any attention. He urged his friend with all of his might but to no avail.
Now twenty feet from the cliff, John tackled his friend and held him down on the ground to keep him from taking his final steps. Hours passed as he continued to pin his friend to the ground, who was giving him no resistance.
A few hours later, John was lying on the ground, waking up from sleep, due to exhaustion from holding his friend down. He was still within his dream. John asked a passer by if he had seen his friend and the man replied, ōYes I saw him. He walked off the cliff hours agoö.
Many people like JohnÆs self-willed friend, are destined for destruction and no one has the strength to change their minds or prevent their self-determined outcome. No one except the person themselves.
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