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More than two decades after her groundbreaking testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee about sexual harassment in the workplace, Anita Hill on Friday delivered what she called a long-overdue message to Utah: Thank you.
Hill, the first tenured African-American woman at the University of Oklahoma's College of Law, had just returned to campus after testifying during confirmation hearings for U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, who had been her boss in two government agencies. It was a momentous event as the televised hearings triggered public debate about sexual harassment, even as Hill faced harsh criticism and calls for her post to be revoked.
Despite support of friends and family, some days she needed reinforcement, "to know that we were not alone, and this is where you in Utah come in," Hill said at the YWCA's 25th annual LeaderLuncheon .


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A man, believed to be aged between 20 to 30, has died after his car hit a tree on Stockdill Drive in Holt on Sunday evening.
The man was driving a Holden Monaro when he hit a tree, according to ACT Policing.
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Action is needed to confront spoliation creep
Inside counsel are often left feeling like they have no choice but to pay the high premium of over preservation to mitigate this remote but potentially costly risk
Litigation management for the in-house generalist: Insurance, indemnification and litigation holds
Managing litigation presents a whole new set of challenges and responsibilities to an in-house generalist's already crowded plate. This Part 3 of a six-part series discusses three things to consider early in any litigation matter.
The growing problem of spoliation sanctions
Early courts never could have foreseen the challenges the spoliation doctrine would create for 21st century in-house counsel, who must now manage an explosion in volume of potential evidence which takes many different forms,
Proportionality and preservation: Getting the horse in front of the cart
The idea of applying proportionality principles to preservation of ESI is not new and has been gaining ground over the course of several years.
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Avoiding e-discovery spoliation sanctions isn't exactly a straightforward process, considering the myriad changes in case law.
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When trying to determine what you need to preserve, act reasonably. As a general rule, as Zubulake IV said, a party need not preserve "every shred of paper, every e-mail or electronic document, and every backup tape."
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In-house counsel should consider these strategies to take charge of what they can control and successfully navigate the discovery process.
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How did it come to be that we often end up preserving backup tapes? And when do we really need to suspend the rotation of backups and preserve existing tapes?
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|Kaleida Health Releases Statement Regarding Supreme Court Ruling on Health Care Reform Law
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|Kaleida Health held a community forum�Wednesday, June 20, 2012,�on its �Hospital Reuse Design/Development Competition� for the old Millard Fillmore Gates Circle Hospital. The event included a presentation and exhibits from the two competitors who submitted qualified proposals for the Gates Circle site, Chason Affinity and Uniland Development.�
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House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan said Tuesday that the House GOP will use the upcoming debt ceiling increase as an opportunity to seek passage of legislation that will create jobs. But he also pledged that the U.S. would not default on it's debt in the process.
In an interview with CBS Evening News anchor Scott Pelley, Ryan said that Republicans must look for ways to reduce spending in the U.S. because the president won't do so.
"His plan for jobs: spend more money. His plan for taxes: raise them. His plan to pay off the debt: he doesn't have one," Ryan said. "So at least work with us on something to reduce the debt. And so we think this issue represents an opportunity to make some step in the right direction."
The U.S. will exhaust its borrowing authority on Feb. 7., but the Treasury Department will be able to use so-called "extraordinary measures" to prevent a default until late February. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has sent several letters to congressional leaders asking for a timely increase in the debt ceiling.
President Obama has reiterated his previous position that he will not negotiate over the need for a debt limit increase, but House and Senate leaders have both indicated that a so-called "clean" debt ceiling bill will not pass.
The full faith and credit of the country, "will not be in jeopardy again," Ryan said. "But let's not forget the fact that we can do a lot more to get people back to work to get this deficit under control."


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STEVE Harwood has won the West Bay Angling Club's Christmas Fayre for the second year running at West Bay.
Seven members took part in the competition. Most chose to fish East Beach and plenty of whiting were caught throughout the day and a couple of dogfish were landed – John Coombs also caught a dover sole of 415grms.
All members enjoyed a calm, sunny day's fishing.
After the weigh-in and prizes, a raffle and buffet was enjoyed by all at The Salthouse.
1 Steve Harwood (2,155grms, 1 dogfish 6 whiting), 2 Adam Cullingford (2,135grms, 6 whiting), 3 Hugh Rathbone (1,755grms, 6 whiting).
Heaviest fish pool: Steve Harwood, 905 grms
Species pool: Lea Windsor Top Lady: Frances Kitchin, 135grms
Top Junior: Keiran Ellison, 315grms
PHIL Maggs won the Andy Neal Rover, when 14 members signed on to fish.
Plenty were caught on a calm evening, with all members choosing to fish along Chesil Beach.
Large amounts of good sized whiting, plenty of pout and dogfish and a few rockling and pollack were caught.
Best bait was mackerel.
Heaviest bag: Phil Maggs, 7,310grms, 2 Steve Fowles, 6,775grms, 3 Paul House, 6,355grms
Most species: P J Wheeler (5)
Best fish: (above bags removed) Dave Cornick, dogfish, 980grms
THERE was a low turnout of nine at Abbotsbury, due to a bitterly cold night with a gale force westerly wind which made the fishing very difficult, even with 7oz grip leads failing to keep baits hard on the bottom.
Phil Maggs did manage to catch a cod of 1,965grms and also a bass of 775grms.
Dogfish and whiting were also landed, but over the last 90 minutes the tide dropped and the fish disappeared.
1 Phil Maggs (3,755grms, 1 cod, 1 bass, 1 dogfish, 2 whiting), 2 Simon Skinner (2,125grms, 3 dogfish 2 whiting), 3 Simon Bowditch (1,575grms, 2 dogfish 2 whiting).
Most species pool: Lea Windsor (3)
Heaviest fish pool: Phil Maggs, cod 1,965grms
FATHER and son Eddie and Ashley Painter took two of the top prizes on offer at West Bexington.
Plenty of whiting and dogfish were caught, but no whiting over 400grms were landed with mackerel strips proved lethal.
Just a few pout and one dab were also caught, probably due to the huge shoals of whiting. All members landed good amounts of whiting, which are great baked in the oven.
1 Eddie Painter (6,075grms, 6 dogfish 6 whiting 2 pout), 2 Steve Harwood (5,890grms, 6 dogfish 6 whiting 1 pout 1 dab), 3 P J Wheeler (5,675grms, 6 dogfish, 6 whiting).
Heaviest Fish pool: P J Wheeler, dogfish 1,020grms
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The ABC News anchor says she moves 'down the hall and up the stairs' to lead new programming and David Muir will replace her starting next week.
Diane Sawyer officially stepped down from ABC's "World News Tonight" on Wednesday, August 27. At the end of the news broadcast, she said her goodbye, "And now it is time to say goodnight. I just want you to know what a deep privilege it has been to sit in the anchor chair at World News these years, the flagship broadcast of ABC, where Peter Jennings created a signature of such curiosity and courage."
"It has been wonderful to be the home port for the brave and brilliant forces of ABC News around the world and to feel every single night that you and I were in a conversation about the day together," she continued, adding that David Muir would take over the anchor chair starting next Tuesday.
Sawyer reminded viewers that she's "not going far, down the hall and up the stairs," and she's "not slowing down, but gearing up in a new way." She is set to lead new programming that will tackle "big issues and extraordinary interviews."
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Reader in the History of Early Modern Art
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Dr Alexander Marr is Reader in the History of Early Modern Art at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Trinity Hall. He specializes in Early Modern art and architecture, particularly their intellectual and scientific aspects. He has been awarded fellowships and grants from institutions such as The British Academy, the Huntington Library, the AHRC, and the Victoria and Albert Museum (where he was Robert H. Smith Scholar in Residence, 2011). In 2008 he was awarded a Philip Leverhulme Prize for his 'outstanding contribution' to the History of Art. In 2014 he was awarded a European Research Council Consolidator Grant.
He is the Director of the ERC-funded research project Genius before Romanticism: Ingenuity in Early Modern Art & Science, hosted by CRASSH. See also: https://ingenuitycrassh.wordpress.com/
With Dr Sachiko Kusukawa (PI) and Dr Felicity Henderson he is a Co-Investigator on the AHRC-funded research project Making Visible: The Visual and Graphic Practices of the Early Royal Society.
With Prof. Horst Bredekamp, Dr Pablo Schneider and Dr Christopher Heuer he is the Co-Director of the project Epistemic Images in Early Modern Germany. Funded by the DAAD-Cambridge Research Hub for German Studies in partnership with the Humboldt University and the Clark Art Institute, this three-year project will host a series of workshops in Cambridge, Berlin and Williamstown 2016-18.
For recent publications, see http://cambridge.academia.edu/AlexanderMarr
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Ingenuity in Early Modern Europe.
Rubens. [Rubens' Spirit, under contract for Reaktion Books' Renaissance Lives series.]
Epistemic aesthetics, especially in the Dürer circle.
Simon Vouet, especially his portrait drawings.
English visual culture, ca. 1525-ca. 1625, including criticism.
Early modern visual marginalia.
Art and science in Restoration England, especially in relation to the Royal Society.
Richard Haydocke's writings on art and psychology. [An edition of Haydocke's 1598 translation of Lomazzo's Trattato dell'arte de la pittura for the MHRA's Tudor &
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Google has added some new cards to Google Now as an update has started making its way to devices running Android 4.1 or higher; new cards coming with the update support concert tickets, car rentals, public transit and NCAA Football scores. The latter comes just in time with the imminent kick-off of the new college football season...
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1. scriptwriter (Posts: 396; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
When is Google going to realise that not everybody lives in the USA?
2. Rehankhan (Posts: 323; Member since: 24 Oct 2012)
you mean when is every other company going to realise that not everybody lives in the USA?
3. Shatter (Posts: 2036; Member since: 29 May 2013)
After Civil War 2.0 where the US breaks up into multiple countries.
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Would you rather they start everything off in Vatican City, Vatican???
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Public input sought for road improvements
A series of upcoming public meetings will focus on road improvements in several areas of eastern and southern Hillsborough County.
The first takes place at 6:30 p.m. Monday at Cork Elementary School, 3501 N Cork Road in Plant City. County officials will seek public input on traffic problems along Chitty Road from Thonotosassa Road to Sam Allen Road.
Staff will make recommendations to the County Commission based on suggestions and comments at the meeting.
Other upcoming road meetings include:
• 6:30 p.m. Oct. 15 at Mann Middle School, 409 E Jersey Ave., Brandon, to discuss Corner Oaks Drive from Windhorst Road to Regal Palm Court.
• 6:30 p.m. Oct. 16 at Apollo Beach Recreation Center, 664 Golf and Sea Boulevard, to discuss Golf and Sea Boulevard.
• 6:30 p.m. Oct. 20 at Buckhorn Elementary, 2420 Buckhorn School Court, Valrico, to discuss Valrico Forest Drive from Miller Road to its end.
Call Steve Valdez at 272-5275 for information.
Vendors needed for Christmas festival
Music Showcase, 402 Oakfield Drive, is seeking vendors for its annual Christmas festival. This year's event will be from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Dec. 13.
Booths are $35, which includes a table and two chairs.
The festival includes live entertainment, a rock-climbing wall, bounce house, food, student recitals and a visit from Santa.
Call Wendi Pruitt at 685-5998 for information.
Join church for its 25th anniversary
Resurrection Catholic Church is celebrating its 25th anniversary Saturday with a fun-filled evening. Activities will include 1940s trivia games, free swing dance lessons and a multicourse meal. The event will be held at the church, 6819 Krycul Road. Tickets are $30 for adults, $10 for teenagers, $5 for kids.
For information, call 677-2175.
Sign up for tourney, help build a shelter
Sammy Sullivan Charities will host its third annual Sammy Sullivan Memorial Golf Tournament on Oct. 17 at Summerfield Golf Course.
A kickoff party will be at 7 p.m. Oct. 16 at O'Brien's Irish Pub in Brandon. Tickets for the party are $15. Entry to the golf tournament is $175 per player. Hole sponsorships are also available.
Sammy Sullivan was 22 months old when he died in 2005 from a flu-like illness. His parents, Joe and Brenda Sullivan, created the charity in his name and are helping raise money to build an emergency shelter in Brandon for abused, abandoned and neglected children.
For information, call Heide Coffelt at 982-3969 or e-mail email@example.com.
Corporate Challenge helps needy children
The YMCA is issuing a fund-raising challenge to local businesses: Survive the 2008 Corporate Challenge.
The event will be from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 7 at the Y's Camp Cristina.
The challenge includes mental and physical tests and other team-building challenges in a theme that takes after the television show Survivor.
Team entry is $500 for six to 10 members, which also includes a light breakfast and lunch. Sponsorships also available.
Proceeds fund YMCA participation for children from needy families.
Camp Cristina is a 65-acre outdoor adventure site at 9840 Balm Riverview Road.
Call Bryan Beckham at 677-8400 for information.


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Bids slow in coming for Tuskegee project
Though they did not get the bids they had hoped for, Tuskegee Airmen Memorial project officials are optimistic that phase one still can be completed by the end of January as scheduled.
Crescendo Group Consultants Inc. President Rich Dieter said a bid request went out in mid-October for the project that will honor the large number of Western Pennsylvanians who were affiliated with the Tuskegee Airmen, an all-black Army Air Corps unit, but the response has been slow.
"We've had smaller contractors that might have been interested until they saw all of the paperwork required by the county" to complete the project, he said.
And larger contractors might see it as too small of a job, one that might not be as profitable for them, Dieter said.
Though they are "at the mercy of the weather," Dieter said, once they find a contractor, phase one can be completed in a matter of weeks as long as the ground doesn't freeze.
The Tuskegee Airmen memorial, which will be erected at Sewickley Cemetery, has undergone many changes since the project began four years ago.
Regis Bobonis Sr., founder and chairman of the Tuskegee Airmen Memorial of the Greater Pittsburgh Region Inc., said at a ceremony last month the memorial had to be completely redesigned because of the increased number of names to be included on its monuments. Bobonis continues to find more Tuskegee Airmen from the area to honor.
The latest design presented in October features a plaza with four mourning benches, a monument with a granite Red Tail airplane, another featuring a Tuskegee Airmen mural and two granite towers boasting names of all 96 pilots, navigators, bombardiers and support crew members from the region.
The memorial will include quick response codes visitors with smartphones can scan to learn about the Tuskegee Airmen and the people included on the monument.
Despite setbacks, the project continues to move forward.
Dieter said all four of the memorial's mourning benches have been sold, and they're coming closer to raising the $275,000 to complete the monument. $145,000 still is needed.
He added the list of honorary trustees that have signed on in support of the project continues to grow. Currently, the list boasts 27 noteworthy individuals including NBC football analyst Tony Dungy, NFL Hall of Famer Franco Harris, Allegheny County Executive Rich Fitzgerald and five Tuskegee Airmen.
"We feel very positive about the things that are developing," Dieter said.
Kristina Serafini is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 412-324-1405 or email@example.com.


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Welcome to WebmasterWorld Guest from 184.108.40.206
Forum Moderators: Robert Charlton & andy langton & goodroi
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I created a site a year ago, and spent the past twelve months working for many hours every day accumulating relevant links and adding unique, handwritten content.
Today my reward finally came. The site has gone from a PR3 to a PR6, and all the subpages (more than 100) have gone from PR0-PR4 to PR5. Backlinks have increased from 1,200 to 1,800.
I didn't expect this. <paraphrased: Very few sites in my market have even a PR6. Even one of the widely recognizable market leaders is only a PR7.>
My example is not unique. Page Rank offers us all something to work toward. It's also recognition that we're doing something right.
[edited by: tedster at 12:02 am (utc) on Sep. 30, 2006]
Why don't they finally remove this PR from toolbar instead of updating it with nonsense like this.
PR reminds me of Metallicas song "So What .."
[edited by: SEOPTI at 9:48 pm (utc) on Sep. 29, 2006]
There is, however, some 44 different Class-C IP address [webmasterworld.com] blocks now active... for a total of more than 700 unique IP addresses.
Anyone else seeing this?
Additionally; as others have mentioned: You might want to discredit the value of that little green bar, but if used properly, it can tell you a lot about your site navigation.
As the owner/webmaster of a large PR8 site, I find these updates very valuable.
Agree, the PR is entertainment at this point since it should already be recognized in SERPS before we can actually see it.
Still, it's nice to see we are making progress - even if it's after the fact.
On a site that I've been particularly concentrating on for the past couple of months to get it back on page 1, it is currently fluctuating between position #10 - #11 and sometimes is not there at all! (very scary)
Can anyone give me a reason why the site would disappear at all when all the sites around it remain the same... Is anyone else experiencing similar that could point me in the right direction...
A brief history... my client has two sites, both (PR4) sat on completely different IPs, selling the same product but each site is optimised for a different set of his industry keywords... One site is #1 in Google for one key phrase and #10/11 for the other, more competitive, key phrase...
On the site occupying the #1 postition, all the pages, apart from the homepage, link to the homepage of the #11 site... No pages on the #11 site link to the other...
My question is this; Would this set up lead to any penalising, point deduction or negatives of any sort from Google?
Best wishes,
My site is going from a PR6 to a PR8.
This is how the "SEO Future PR Tool" shows my site:
DataCenter PageRank
18.104.22.168 6
220.127.116.11 6
220.127.116.11 8
220.127.116.11 8
22.214.171.124 8
18.104.22.168 8
220.127.116.11 6
220.127.116.11 6
184.108.40.206 6
18.104.22.168 8
22.214.171.124 8
188.8.131.52 6
18.104.22.168 6
184.108.40.206 8
126.96.36.199 8
188.8.131.52 6
22.214.171.124 6
And for anyone that's newer than me to this field, I will tell you this is my experience... I stopped looking for link partners over a year ago. If you write good content, then sites will link to you. My strongest links (from .edu and .gov) were all obtained via natural linking. I created useful tools to supplement the content and I did all this with the USER, not search engines, in mind.
>>>PR8 ...PR9.....how the hell do you guys get that? :)
Either you guys have some seriously good sites or deep pockets to buy powerful links! Either way, congrats (whatever ranking is affected or not it must be good to see)!
Solid site, tons of fresh content and links from sites like WSJ, NY Times, Fox News...


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An important punch-up between online companies including Google and some of Australia's biggest advertisers has been going on behind the scenes for months.
It's important because much of the online, media and advertising world is actually watching. Even Communications Minister
At a recent roundtable lunch with blue-chip marketers, Senator Conroy is said to have strongly backed their agenda. "The AANA deserves credit for recognising the need to expand the remit of the codes to include online activities," Senator Conroy told The Australian Financial Review yesterday. "Major brand owners should not use social media to get around their responsibilities under the self-regulatory codes."
We can thank that iconic Australian beer, VB, for the kerfuffle. VB's parent, Carlton and United Breweries, found itself in trouble in August over lewd fan comments posted on its VB Facebook page targeting, among others, women and homosexuals.
The Advertising Standards Bureau ruled that user comments on Facebook brand pages constituted advertising and thus subject to the industry's self-regulatory codes. It was a world-first move by a self-regulatory system and one which freaked the online sector into a hectic round of backroom lobbying of the AANA, which controls Australia's advertising codes.
The concern from the online juggernauts is that any form of regulation on the internet in any jurisdiction is a spreadable disease. It is true that global bodies such as the World Federation of Advertisers, and others, are watching the Australian battle with great interest.
But what most of the commentators bellowing against the ASB ruling in August didn't comprehend was that the biggest advertisers in the land were right behind it because they had made changes to the advertising codes which imply that advertising as we know it today now goes well beyond the old definition of "paid advertising".
Historically paid advertising is subject to a bunch of guidelines around truth, taste and decency, but the digital juggernauts do not want those standards to apply to anything but what already exists.
After plenty of debate, the AANA's corporate members – Telstra, Commonwealth Bank, Kellogg's, Nestle and Toyota among them – made a series of deliberate and fundamental changes to the advertising codes which govern how the ASB makes its decisions. The definition of advertising was broadened to "advertising and marketing communications" in any medium and, critically, "over which the advertiser has a reasonable degree of control". That means a brand's Facebook page.
So when the ASB made its widely-covered ruling on VB, the backroom pressure started on the AANA to reverse the changes it had made to the code. Most commentators, interestingly, did not mention they should not have been surprised by the ASB ruling.
Up to this point the AANA has resisted the global online powerhouses on the basis that advertising is not how we once knew it; that it is increasingly two-way "dialogue" and that ultimately maintaining clean corporate reputations is paramount. That digital publishers are so strident in wanting to strike down the same companies who are feeding them is unusually brave. Interestingly, tomorrow the AANA will hold a digital forum in which it will expand on the new responsibilities for advertisers. Carlton and United Breweries will be there. And if word on the street is right, the AANA will go public with its position backing the ASB ruling and the big digital monoliths will have to suck it up. Or will they?
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In respect of the people died in the accident and their families, Trace Adkins decided to cancel the Sunday, February 14 performance.
Trace Adkins decided to call off his gig in Florida after one of his tour buses collided with a pick-up truck, costing two people their lives. "This is a real tragedy," he says in a statement. "Two people have been killed and I don't even know their names. So out of respect for their families, I prefer not to comment too much at this time."
Two people who died were the ones who traveled in the truck which crossed the center line and crashed head-on into the bus. The deadly accident happened on Saturday, February 13 at about 9:30 A.M. when the band were on their way to Bossier City, Louisiana. The country music singer who was already in Louisiana immediately went to the scene in a van after learning about the crash.
"(Adkins) was extremely concerned, as you might expect," Caddo Sheriff Steve Prator told KTBS-TV, Shreveport. "He was comforting the band members. He helped them load their luggage and then headed to the hospital."
On the day of the tragic accident, Trace Adkins still performed an acoustic set with Martina McBride at the CenturyTel Center in Bossier City, Louisiana, but he canceled the next concert in Pensacola, Florida. Martina and Sarah Buxton's performances went on as scheduled.


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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- "This rally today was based on nothing, or at least nothing that was good," Jim Cramer told the viewers of his "Mad Money" TV show Tuesday. He said simply that nobody trusts this market, and that makes rallies like today all the more painful. Cramer said he's baffled by today's market action, especially given that all the news of the day was bad. He said that everything from employment to home building, financial regulation to the oil stocks was going against the markets today, but it rallied anyway. "This is what I call a bad rally," said Cramer, "it's a rally caused by nothing more than shorts being out of position." Cramer characterized it as a rotating short squeeze, where short sellers are getting caught off guard amidst the market volatility and are forced to cover their positions. A rally like that, he concluded, can end on a dime. Cramer went further to explain that after the "flash crash" in May, where the Dow sank 1,000 points, the character of the market changed. He said that the markets now seem downright ridiculous, trading on the news of the day, or sometimes no news at all, rather than on the fundamentals or long-term trends. Cramer said that Washington is only making things worse, as it's focused on one thing and it's not jobs. He said that Washington's mantra is "punishment," punishment for healthcare, punishment for the banks, punishment for credit card companies, and now punishment for big oil. About the only stocks that make sense in this market are the ones Cramer's been preaching about, high-dividend payers and those with high growth. Other than those stocks, it's anyone's guess.


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Coach Rusty
Los Gatos Wildcats 2004-2007
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We have a Lux 1500 thermostat and it is locked. I can't unlock it and have tried a sequence to unlock it (up, down, next, hold, reset) and that doesn't work. A little lock shows on the screen and we can't adjust the temperature or make any adjustment.
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Our Better Late Than Never Grand Opening
It's actually been three years since we moved our little boutique to SoCo Collection. But we never got around to having a grand opening. We were busy from the get-go and then life and well, you know how it goes.
Then one day, a lovely customer of ours said….hey why not still have a grand opening? And that conversation was the beginning of us planning our "Better Late than Never Grand Opening", which included ribbon cutting and all!
The day was so much fun, filled with loyal and new customers and children activities all day. My heart was moved to have customers (truly they are like friends to us) there that have shopped with us since the beginning and many that have joined us through the years.
The store is so different than when we first moved there because it took us a while to grow into it. It has become such a charming and magical place for families to gather, to shop and to play. We're proud to be a part of our local economy and to have such amazing people that visit the store each day. So without further delay…here are the pictures from the day. Enjoy!


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Klaus Bartosch
I am just a normal guy. I travel, go to restaurants and book hotels. Australia seems to be the only country in the world with this massive disturbing trend. The banks started it with interest rate changes not moving in step with the RBA, and now Caltex, Jetstar hotels and others are adding these left right and centre. If we don't stop it, the charges will just increase.
Ban credit card surcharges – this ridiculous gouging of customers has to end
Credit card surcharges are gouging customers hundreds of millions of dollars every year. They're being added to flights (Jetstar $8.50 per flight), paying bills (Telstra 2%+ GST), cab fares (10% of fare). They're out of control – and it's time they're banned. There have been too many excuses on this, for too many years. But right now we have a chance to show Joe Hockey that we want to end this rip off. On Sunday 7th December, any excuse for a government not to ban them evaporated when the David Murray Report went public, with over 5000 submissions requesting that these fees be banned! It is extraordinary that despite 80% of all submissions being received demanded that credit card surcharges be banned, that the final report lacks any clear recommendation on banning these, but rather proposes some weak caps be considered. Caps can be increased over time so I see this as entirely useless. Its clear these people don't live in the real world we all live in! So come on Scott Morrison, show some leadership - hear the voices of the people, and ban these obscene credit card surcharges! WOTIF.COM was able to remove them recently from their services so why not demand others do the same? This significant number of submissions received to the David Murrary Report is as a direct result of a Petition I started against Jetstar's outragious Credit Card Surcharges change.org/jetstar that has secured over 108,000 signatures. So you see, your support is already working and we are very close to getting the outcome we all deserve. NO MORE CREDIT CARD SURCHARGES If we can show him that consumers are sick of these sneaky, deceitful fees being added to everything we purchase, we can make sure he follows through to end credit card surcharges. Capping them is not the answer as caps can be increased over time. Australia is one of the only countries left that allows this absurd gouging to continue. Most countries have banned them already. Let's tell him excuses and political handballing to weak, toothless regulators isn't good enough. We want these rip-off fees outlawed. Sign my petition to help me get rid of credit card surcharges. I'm going to personally deliver it to Canberra, and make sure the voices of consumers aren't ignored any longer.
Jetstar: drop your deceitful, rip-off $8.50 credit card surcharge for booking online
They're shameful, gouge customers, and it's time they stop. Jetstar's "booking and service" fee that adds $8.50 one way, $17 return, is one of the most excessive out there – slipped in at the last moment just as you are about to pay online. What's shocking – it's actually 2670% above what it costs Jetstar to process your card. They're simply taking advantage of people now and encouraging other companies like hotels, petrol stations, restaurants and who knows, soon your electricity company to do the same! We should be able to trust companies to do what's fair, not just what's going to line their pockets with the most profit every time – but instead Jetstar have fought to keep credit card surcharges because this quiet rip-off nets them some profit and their owners QANTAS. Australians pay a ridiculous $800million in card surcharges every year. That's the estimate from Mastercard, who've backed consumers' calls for retailers like Jetstar to be banned from charging these fees. So far they've got away with it, but you can help change that. A huge consumer backlash right now could finally end this rip-off and the ACCC agrees its not right – the Federal Government are considering banning the surcharges, and Qantas/Jetstar are more concerned about their brand reputation than ever. In my view, the published price should be the price you pay. No little 'add ons' at the last minute. No excessive fees or surcharges or "booking fees" as they like to call them – it's time they all listen and with your help I know we can end this gouging by retailers in Australia. Please sign my petition now to force Jetstar to end their unfair credit card surcharges – and encourage the Government to ban them altogether. You can also leave a message for Jetstar via Facebook too: https://www.facebook.com/JetstarAustralia?filter=2 And Twitter: https://twitter.com/JetstarAirways


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Love Padlocks Removed From Trevi Fountain Gate
Locks have long been a symbol of never-ending love. Earlier this month, Frisky reader Charlotte told us about the tradition of couples attaching locks to the Uzupis Bridge in Lithuania and throwing the key in the river below to show they're stuck with one another forever, and that country isn't the only one with such a tradition.
In Italy, lucchetti attached to bridges, gates, and barricades have become a bit of a problem. In 2004, after a film showed lovers hooking a padlock on the Milvian Bridge in Rome and throwing the key into the Tiber, the craze took off there and in Florence. It got so out of control that a lamp post almost fell off the Milvian because it was so weighted down with locks. A few years ago in Florence, the city had to remove about 5,500 padlocks from the Ponte Vecchio bridge railing and instituted a $65 fine for attaching new locks. Still, workers couldn't remove the locks fast enough.Now, the problem has moved to the famous Trevi Fountain in Rome. A year ago, couples started locking their padlocks to a nearby church gate. A priest at the church complained, and thousands of locks were cut. A worker who was cutting off the padlocks said they would be thrown away. It's a little sad — kind of like ending all the couples' eternal relationships — but, in a way, attaching locks to a public place is kind of like littering. [Spiegel]


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Day 5: Behind The Scenes
Posted: Feb 29, 2008 3:43pm ET
I had planned to hit up some of the key cigar shops this morning, like Partagas and Club Havana. This is where a lot of action happens during the festival. People just hang out, talk and smoke. It's a good way to get information. Many people simply come to Havana for the festival to do that, they never attend the official events.
Anyway, I didn't go to the cigar shops because I woke up dizzy and sick to my stomach. I called the hotel doctor and they came up and checked me out. I thought I had flu, or something. It turned out that my blood pressure was high. Not sure why. Maybe too much coffee and Cuban cigars? Maybe I'm too stressed?
The doctors – there were two of them, a pretty woman and a guy – said that I should not drink beer, which I hadn't, or eat stuff like pasta. (In Cuba? Pasta?) Stay away from coffee too, he said.
"What about cigars?" I asked.
"You are here for the festival," said the guy. "Of course, you can smoke cigars."
I gave him a couple of Montecristo Edmundo Tubos, since he said that he liked cigars. I wish I had a doctor like that at home!
I imagine a lot of the cigar merchants at the event have high blood pressure at the moment. It seems everyone is stressing about all the anti-smoking laws being passed. And I don't blame them. It sucks.
I was talking last night at a party to the head of Pacific Cigars, who markets and distributes cigars in the Far East. And he said that it's a disaster, particularly in Hong Kong. There is no public smoking allowed in HK and it's going to be the same very soon in Macau. "I am not sure where people are going to smoke," he said. "We have very few outdoor areas to smoke."
He said that he was through trying to fight the anti-smoking laws. Instead, he was looking for ways to work within the rules – in other words, beat the system. For example, they are involved in cigar clubs in Hong Kong where people can smoke and then the drinks are served next door in a self-service sort of place.
I think his views are healthy. We are never going to change the laws back. We have to let it go. We have to be smarter.
Or, we can all move to Cuba. It's really great to be able to smoke just about anywhere you wish. Being at the festival makes you understand this. It's seems that every foreigner has a cigar in his or her hand or mouth.
And the press seems to be everywhere. I am not sure what most of them are doing but they certainly are busy writing notes and taking photos. When I was at El Laguito, the mother factory for Cohiba, it was a media circus. But I still got some cool shots of rollers. Check it out.
Cohiba is now the No. 1 selling Cuban cigar in terms of value, according to Manuel Garcia, the commercial director of Habanos S.A., the global distribution and marketing company. I am sure that Montecristo is still their biggest seller per unit.
I always enjoy visiting El Laguito. It is as a small and elegant factory with about 100 rollers, or so. Production is limited to about 2 million cigars. Great smokes. It's a shame about the high prices.
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Steve Cohen Oakville, Ontario February 29, 2008 6:12pm ET
Boy, am I glad the BIG Smoke in Havana was not cancelled this year. Any news on the Cohiba Sublime Extra?
Howard White Easton, PA March 1, 2008 11:44am ET
James, move to Easton Pa., I'll introduce you to my doctor, he enjoys CIGARS also.
Jacob Lindborg Denmark March 1, 2008 8:33pm ET
Hey james, i enjoy your blogs... It's true about the champagne! I love a glass of champagne with my cubans. It cleans your palate and is refreshing with a style. Keep up the vidoes!
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QB Buechel leads Dukes over Albany
By his senior season at Montour in 2011, Dillon Buechel existed on the radar of several major Division I colleges, but only as a prospect.
Offers from the BCS-level programs never followed, and Buechel ultimately chose Duquesne as the place to showcase his 6-foot-3, 176-pound frame and elite skills.
The Buechel era on the Bluff began well Saturday afternoon, as the redshirt freshman quarterback made his first career start for the Dukes (1-0) and finished with 309 passing yards and two touchdowns in a 35-24 win over former Northeast Conference rival Albany (0-1) at Arthur J. Rooney Field.
Buechel, who edged senior Marty Mitchell for the starting job, made quite a statement as the successor of Sean Patterson, a 2012 graduate who started 33 consecutive games.
"I'm sure some of the guys who've been around were a little iffy about what they'd see out of me today," said Buechel, who completed 21 of 28 pass attempts. "But hopefully going forward, we'll have a lot more confidence."
The win over Albany was just the second in Duquesne's seven games with the Great Danes, who left the NEC for the Colonial Athletic Association after the 2012 season.
Within the game's first six minutes, Duquesne led, 9-0, thanks to a safety and a 1-yard Ryan Ho touchdown run.
Ho added a 25-yard touchdown run to extend Duquesne's lead to 16-3 midway through the second quarter.
"We've been in camp for four weeks and we were pretty fired up, and I was worried a little bit about a spike in their emotion right away," Dukes coach Jerry Schmitt said. "But you couldn't ask for anything better than a couple points and to get the ball back out of it."
After a first quarter in which Albany gained just 43 yards, the Great Danes began to click. Junior quarterback Will Fiacchi completed eight of 11 pass attempts for 114 yards in the second quarter. Running the two-minute drill, he guided Albany into to the end zone just before halftime.
Fiacchi finished with 346 passing yards and two touchdowns.
"We had a lot of success with some screens, and then, like all good football teams, they adjusted and started to shut the screen game down," Albany coach Bob Ford said. "We probably, looking back, should've gone deeper more times."
Not to be outdone, Buechel showcased his downfield throwing ability — and his wide receiver corps' exceptional depth — during a dominant third quarter for the Dukes.
"We couldn't be happier," senior wide receiver Sean Brady said. "I know he's young and I know he's a redshirt freshman, but to come in and just lead us down the field time after time, especially after Sean Patterson, it was just unbelievable.
"You'd think a guy like that would be nervous, but not at all. He's got a little cockiness to him, which is a really good thing at quarterback. You need that. You don't want a guy as a freshman who's a little scared to go in there and make plays. … He goes in there, and he doesn't care how old he is. He knows what he's doing."
The opening drive of the second half ended with a 27-yard touchdown pass from Buechel to Brady, who leapt, twisted and caught the ball with one hand and absorbed contact when he landed at the goal line.
Following a sack-fumble recovery that started Duquesne's next drive at Albany's 29, Buechel lobbed a perfect post pattern to senior Gianni Carter, who hauled in the ball for a 29-yard touchdown to put the Dukes ahead, 29-10.
"They've made big plays in big games," Buechel said of his wideouts, "and for me to be able to lean on that as a redshirt freshman, it's just a great thing to have up here."


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