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I think that has already been done loud and clear, and to good effect. NY Times, BBC and many other places - not least in here. I suspect that Google underestimated the influence of (Their words in a live interview) "Mom and Pop" sites on this occassion. The roll back is underway not necessarily because of what Google thinks of the results, but because of the influence Webmasterworld's biggest members have had on the worldwide press machine (and other forums, I am sure, but the best people in the other forums are in this one too).
It is impressive to see where the "authority" is on this issue.
my thoughts exactly. we are here thinking that google is listening, which might not b ethe case. Probably this would have been the update anyways they were planning on .. just it was a little slower. Otherwise, they would have restored everything back immediately and not wait for 3 weeks (the update pattern) to change it.
Maybe one of the many reaons why Google Germany is having huge problems with spam (even Google atmitted that at the SES Munich).
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>It is impressive to see where the "authority" is on this issue.
That would border along the lines of illusion in the eyes of a realist :)
That form is a great service, although it should not be seen as a place to file an error report that will be acted upon instantly. Rather as a "suggestion box" for well-motivated and well-informed specific suggestions. I've used it only a few times (all pre-Florida, even pre-pre-pre...) and i'd hate to lose that opportunity because of spam.
>> authority
Agree, Chndru. Imho, the authority on google serps is to be found inside the googleplex, not in the press. (And specifically not in a SEO forum, there's nothing but uninformed mom&pop enterprises at those places anyway, it seems).
GoogleGuy has repeatedly urged people to send in feedback about serps, and those definitely have an effect.
The sites re-added were done so via Google crawling the web. That's it. People clinging to long discredited fantasies really should move on now. Google has changed the way it ranks sites. It has good and bad ramifications (choose your degree). Tell them about the bad, and the good too if you want. But don't think that it isn't full steam ahead with Florida. It is.
Whatever it is your smoking, put down the pipe dude. The worldwide press machine doesn't care much about Webmasterworld. And even if so, remember what Andy Warhol predicted. If someone here gets that 15 minutes of world fame, they will be quickly forgotten, and Google will go on.
the influence Webmasterworld's biggest members have had on the worldwide press machine
That explains it... I knew it was big, but whoah...
What should we do next? World hunger? Aids? Getting me a PR7?
Brett, next it's world hunger. This is serious stuff here at WW.
I doubt it. From where I'm sitting, it looks like a second or third pass and still part of Florida...
But the recent spate of articles on major English language press organs will not have been dismissed at the 'plex, I suspect.
Mountain View is undeniably massive now. It may not touch as many lives and businesses as Redmond but it's big enough that any changes it makes cannot be made quietly.
Think about how few ripples were made by the big update last year (September 2002, was it?). Were there many comments even in very specific industry journals about that?
By contrast, just over a year later, the company is under pressure to absolutely sit on any adverse publicity if it is to maximise the success of its impending IPO.
I haven't seen Google's PR machine put any sort of positive spin on recent developments...
I seriously doubt there will be any more major shakeups between now and February.
This just about covers it. End of subject.
Who buys their ads?
>> but they are certainly dependant upon their users.<<
So are the webmasters who buys their ads.
>>Reporting bad search results<<
I've said it before and I'll say it again. It is sad that people have to report errors to any search engine. Especially if we are talking about 404's. It is the same as inspection, and you cannot inspect quality into any product. It must be designed in. 100% inspection is only 40% to 60% effective. If a search engine has any kind of 'quality control', they need to make sure that they have a big enough sample size, based on acceptable standards, to have a 99% confidence level in their results, and they should not go live with it until they do.
No doubt they have an effect in that they're probably taken into consideration and taken seriously. But if even legit, accurate feedback on quality of search results will over-ride higher priority company concerns right now is something I'm supposed to believe, someone will have to pass me the pipe first.
It's been awful tempting a couple of times this week to give feedback on something I've caught because it's so transparent and admittedly interesting. This is not a "spam report" type thing, it's completely within Google's guidelines.
It looks to be a gaping hole, a vulnerability that could easily be exploited and is barely perceptible; you have to look twice, blink and look again to see it. I don't think they can fix everything with adjusting the algo, and this looks to be one of the things that falls into that group. I don't think the algo could catch it; it looks like it's playing right into it.
Ordinarily I'd give feedback if I catch something symptomatic like this, and quite honestly it's being exploited to where it's taking up the majority of top spots in certain lucrative markets, but at this point I'm really thinking twice, just on principle.
Tell your friends, relatives, anybody who uses Google to speak up next time they get irrelevant search results. Perhaps if we use some other channels and cry out with enough voices we might be heard.
cherryo, to be honest this post kind of stopped me dead in my tracks and got me thinking hard. Google's done a lot to nurture relationship with the webmaster community. Like many others I'm a person of strong, long-lasting loyalties, on a personal level and beyond.
Many of us value trust highly, and that's an issue that's personally hitting on a few levels at this point. Once trust starts to erode something has to happen for it to be restored. This is an impersonal, relatively unimportant type of thing compared to an issue or two on a personal level that deeply parallel some core issues, but I'm inclined to take a wait and see attitude.
Hitting the button about problem results is basically an act done in good faith and with helpful intentions, and is a simple, insignificant thing that only takes a few minutes. But some things I'd ordinarly do without hesitation are just something I'm not inclined to do right now.
It's broader than causes and companies, sometimes we just have to pause and take time to introspect, look around us with eyes wide open, and do a reality check.
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Hitting the button about problem results is basically an act done in good faith and with helpful intentions
Hmm, not always. I would imagine most Webmasters that use the 'button' do so to try and boost their own rankings.
Marcia, that post puzzles me - not so much what you write as the fact that you do it. I understand that you don't want to mention specifics, and that's okay - algo's change and new things move into focus, that's just the way things are, no problem. (besides, other threads have already mentioned most new issues i think)
Still, let's say pre-Florida that you discovered that somebody had a lot of incoming links with the same anchor text that was indeed the targeted keywords of the site. There's a quite big "hole" there for people that are able to get a lot of links placed around the web in their chosen format. I can see that.
Otoh, targeted anchor text is common practice around the web in a lot of cases, it's even providing good usability. The only "risk" is that these "holes" will (in due time) become common knowledge, and perhaps even lead to lower quality. If this happens, then there are clearly patterns to it, and the advantages can be removed just as easily as they were established. I really see no problem here. (Apart form this, i see no significant change in "anchor text is king". Also the emphasis on descriptive anchor text in the SEO community is definitely not a "bad" for the internet as a whole, imho.)
So, my opinion is that these things you observe are not "holes" in the algo. They are things that Google quite consciously have decided to give some weight, and as such they are more likely to be part of the algo than holes in it. One might say that Google is working with incentives (as opposed to penalties), but i guess it will take some time for most people here to realize that (as i do see why some people are currently tempted to think otherwise).
>> 404, page for sale
As for the 404, Googlebot might not see a 404. I'm not suggesting cloaking, perhaps the server just doesn't send out the right headers. If they're not sending out the right headers, then this is one such case where you have to be human and "in the know" to see it. If it's cloaking, then you'll have to decide for yourself what to do.
Pages for sale, parked domains, highjacked domains, PPC ad-filled previously valuable pages... these are not "Florida" issues. They've been around for a long time and Google really should be able to get them if Gbot was able to properly identify specific patterns in content. It's getting better all the time, but we're still waiting for that. Humans see that kind of thing easily but bots don't.
I'd personally use that formula in cases where my search did not give me results that should be expected, considering the query i made. There are some things that a Search Engine just doesn't know; issues that you'll have to be an industry (as in "some keyword combo") insider to know about. These cases are the ones i have personally reported, they're neither abuse of the algo, nor spam, nor the algo not working properly, just things that are not as obvious to people that are not "in the know" (or bots that are not people). Personally, i'd think these were good examples to report, but feel free to disagree.
This could be one reason why there are now 404's showing up in the searches. And since the last update of the nameless bot, it is now returning these pages instead of the pages that should be returned based on what the webmaster expected the nameless search engine to return. Before the update, I never saw a 404.
My server does return the proper header, I have checked. This is clearly a problem ONLY with the nameless bot due to the fact that all the other bots have done it correctly. There is only one place to place the blame. Well, unless it is my fault for changing the names of some of my pages for better file management reasons. Using the theory that the more complex something is, the higher the probability for an error, and case studies performed by major universities indicate that the error rate it is exponential. In the case of a search engine, you have 2 pieces of code running. The part that fetches URL's and the part that searches the human query. So the probability for error is more than twice as likely.
claus, are you saying that the nameless search engine is not susceptible to errors in the coding?
There's a battle going on here, and while I'm the first to admit that I don't always see the subtleties of algo tweaks, I'm a little more well versed in business and marketing issues.
Brands are complex, existing primarily in the minds of users. It is rare that one single event, no matter how momentus, will start the long term decline of a brand. Typically it's a series of events or misjudgements - resulting in deteriation of product quality as seen from the eyes of the user - that starts a decline period.
One thing is almost certain. The majority of experts don't believe the decline has begun, when it already has.
Common elements seen at the beginning of the decline in a brand's strength can include:
--Heavy users becoming frustrated or dissatisfied (usually less than 20% of total users).
--Early adapters and experts/authorities becoming dissatisfied.
--Increasing numbers of less than positive press blurbs.
--Major blunders by the company itself that contribute to perceptions of problems (e.g., Micheal Jackson dangling baby off balcony...and please don't anyone tell me he's not a brand).
Those who who think that WW members in force can dictate the general direction of any company are of course incorrect, but then again, I don't think I heard anyone in here say that.
Those who don't fully appreciate that *when a chorus of senior WW members unite in noting their frustration* it can have a profound effect that extends far beyond the walls of WW, probably don't have much experience with brands.
I'm not saying G is dead. Not by a long shot. I'm just talking history right now. Time will tell as far as G is concerned. Certainly the game is far from over.
If content is king then how can this happen. It looks far more like link text is king.
Any words of wisdom from the experts?
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If content is king then how can this happen
The reason "content is king" is because it means more keyword and phrases in Meta tags and in text on pages. The more pages the more keyword and phrases and the more real estate you have in Googles 3.5 billion pages. It also spreads the risk a lot, one page may drop while another may rise.
Why the page is no 1 is impossible to say without seeing the URL.
...reveals 20,300 such pages. If you look at a few of them you will see that they do not return any of these server headers:
404 Page not found
410 Gone
301 Permanently moved
302 Temporarily moved
...ie. they are real html pages. As they also have incoming links (some even from dmoz), and even content on them, they do qualify technically for being in the index. A bot will not "understand" the text of such a page, it will only read it, and because of this such a page will be ranked according to the same ranking criteria as any other page. These would, imho, be good examples of pages that i would use that form for, as a bot would never be able to tell the difference but a human would.
Hey, everyone... the above line as well as the post that caused it is a very good example of being Off Topic. I know it's sometimes hard, but please do try to stay on topic, which is:
Reporting bad search results
...that little link down on the bottom of the search page "Dissatisfied with your search results? Help us improve."


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Potted plants aren't just for inside the home. We love seeing people use them for outside spaces too, especially in non-suburban areas, where green leafy things are more of a rarity. This particular home in Hayes Valley is one of our favorite examples of expanding your potted garden out from your private space into public space. We like to think of it as city beautification.
The one thing we fear is that some people may take the plants, since they're so easy to carry away. Fortunately, it doesn't seem like theft is a problem here, but we have seen angry notes in other people's front yards condemning potted plant theft.

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Thus far in this exercise, that prognostication looks to be fairly accurate.
U.S. and coalition forces have taken over most of Iraq's largest cities and have sent Saddam Hussein's government packing.
The aftermath, though, is a volatile mix of vigilante justice and a society without law.
Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld has not shared with us his plan for occupying Iraq until a new government takes over. So, we're unsure of what he has ordered U.S. troops to do and to not do.
What we are seeing and reading is that looters are viewing the entire country as a big blue-light special sale. Some of the more aggressive are torching buildings and wreaking their own brand of havoc.
In the face of these actions, we see images of U.S. troops standing by to watch these things take place. It would appear that they'd been ordered to stay out of those internal conflicts.
Recently, U.S. forces have been sent to some hospitals to keep the peace there, and that's a good thing.
We're left to wonder whether it's best for our troops to stand at arm's length now and watch portions of Iraq self-destruct when it's likely going to be left to us to rebuild later what delinquents are tearing up now.
And Rumsfeld's comments Sunday don't instill a great deal of confidence that such scenes are going away any time soon. In response to a question about why U.S. troops are allowing looting and destruction of public property, Rumself said that such lawlessness is a natural progression from a dictatorship to a democracy.
In Baghdad after a war as in any U.S. city after a major sports championship victory, some people see an opportunity to go crazy and pillage. Occupying forces in Iraq should do the same thing law enforcement agents do here -- force peace upon those who would have otherwise.
U.S. and coalition troops should step in and prevent looting as much as possible and stop those who are destroying the buildings and infrastructure that will soon have to be rebuilt.
But U.S. troops aren't law enforcement agents are they?
In this nation-building that we've undertaken, yes they are, and they should take roles accordingly.
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Gunner & Michele Interview Movie Director Jon M. Chu
Jon M. Chu has directed movies such as "Step Up", "Step Up 2″, Justin Bieber's "Never Say Never" and more. He also directed the lasted GI Joe flick "Retaliation" starring the Rock. We had the opportunity to chat with him this morning, take a listen to the RAW interview here:


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this is both a Mountain and a Route pageas for this structure belongs to a "ridge" of a real mountain we can consider it not a separate summit.
OverviewThe Torrioni Magnaghi (3 summits) are the biggest rocky massif in the Grignetta (Grigna Meridionale) range.
Their easiest route (2°) is the normal to Magnaghi Meridionale (east wall), so that they must be considered "only for rock climbers".
On the West wall to Magnaghi Meridionale and on the South and East walls to Torrione Magnaghi Centrale there are many very difficult routes:
I think that very skilled climbers don't need further info ... difficult climbing routes are logical, easy to define and find and well marked so, here I post the most classic, amusing and various climb they can offer.
Climbing Sigaro and crossing the 3 summits of Torrioni Magnaghi is also the best climbing sequence to get the summit of Grigna Meridionale.
Can be done all year long !!!
In winter and spring the environment is very amazing
ApproachStarting point is Piano dei Resinelli.
Entering in Piano dei Resinelli, just before arriving to the the big car parking, follow, on the right, the road till Rifugio Sem.
Here you can leave your car and start walking toward Canalone Porta (mark 2).
Follow the channel (1°) till you arrive to the point where a path comes from left (traverso cresta Cermenati - mark 3).
Here the path turns to the right toward a saddle, go on till about 20 m before the saddle to a small flat area
Classic concatenationThe hardest part of the climb (Sigaro normal route) can be avoided but I think it is the best way to start the climb
After each summit the climb can be stopped, easy routes to come down.
Torrione Magnaghi Centrale - cross from Torrione Magnaghi Meridionale
very short and more impressive than difficult
From Magnaghi Meridionale summit down (North) to the small saddle (forcella Dorn) (easy)
A wide open movement of legs allows to get the opposite wall.
Straight few meters than cross to the right till a good belay - 7m (4°)
Along the ledge scramble till the summit
Coming down is along the N ridge and with easy climb (2°) till the saddle between Torrione Magnaghi Centrale.and Settentrionale (forcella Glasg)
Torrione Magnaghi Settentrionale - Lecco route
amusing and amusing, fantastic rock, some exposure
There are many ways to climb this wall, the best one is to start climbing directly from the saddle to the first belay (3°+)
Cross 5 m to the right (peg) and straight on along a very fine wall - 15m (4°+)
A small overhang (3°+) and then, toward the left (3°) till the summit ridge
Scramble to the summit
Coming down : to the N in 2 minutes to the "bocchetta dei venti" where you can find the path of cresta Sinigaglia (East ridge)
Here, in half an hour, scrambling on easy rocks (1°+), to the summit of Grignetta wherefrom you can descend to Piano dei Resinelli along the S ridge (easy but tiring path) Cermenati
Alternative concatenation
|A good variant, more difficult and longer to this concatenation is, of course if you're already a little trained :
Essential GearRope - 6 carabiniers
Difficulty table
|3 - 4
|3°inf - 3° - 3° sup
|5 - 5.2
|4° inf - 4° - 4° sup
|5.3 - 5.5
|5° inf - 5° - 5° sup
|5.6 - 5.8
|6° inf - 6° - 6° sup
|5.9 - 5.11
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The Lord is near. Do not worry about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Finally, beloved, whatever is true, whatever is honourable, whatever is just, whatever is pure, whatever is pleasing, whatever is commendable, if there is any excellence and if there is anything worthy of praise, think about these things.
—Philippians 4:5b-8
Whenever I read the first line of this encouraging passage I must admit that my imagination hears the words and whistles the tune of Bobby McFerrin's 1988 Grammy Award-winning song: "Don't worry, be happy!" As four words of philosophy go, I suppose it's a pretty good message, if a little simplistic, but the scripture text is a good deal more insightful than McFerrin could have ever intended. As I come to the end of a wonderfully rich, engaging and privileged year as Moderator of General Assembly, I can't help thinking that so much of what I have seen and experienced in my travels throughout our church speaks volumes of the hope of our congregations and their people.
I will always rejoice, for example, at my memory of the sheer joy in worship and fellowship with a congregational family that was celebrating 225 years of ministry, and experiencing steady growth in their congregation and among their community ministries. At the "official" or political levels of our church, far too often the message seems to be McFerrin in reverse: "Don't happy, be worry." But in spite of places and ministries in decline in certain quarters, the joyful gospel of Jesus Christ continues to ring forth from our faith families in different settings across the country. As I see it, the common denominator in all of these places of joy and growth is the emphasis upon prayerful thanksgiving for all of God's sustaining care, and a desire to live out a faith which honours truth, purity, and justice in human affairs.
Hopeful congregations all across our country are living out a culture of grace and encouragement, seeking new and fresh ways to be the genuine expression of Christ's love in the world. They are not transfixed upon elements of traditional institutional behaviours of the past, but rather are taking courageous steps every day to be a witnessing community which is open to the realities of a rapidly changing nation. Most of all, they treat each other within their congregational families with tenderness and love, turning their backs on behaviours which were formerly hierarchical or promoted division and disunity. In other words, they have taken our Saviour at his word, seeking in every relationship to "love one another as I have loved you."
In faith communities such as these, there is tremendous room for growth and acceptance among those who are sharing their life journeys together. In whatever struggling context they may find themselves, they have discovered that loving relationships of trust and compassion will see them through to a hopeful way forward. This commitment to true "gospel living" empowers a church to be effective far beyond the sum of its parts, drawing others into the circle of human caring that the world can never match.
I am glad to report that congregations like these within our Presbyterian family are changing the face of our church into vibrant communities of genuine welcome, hope and health. My prayer is that all of our people will long to be active partners with Jesus Christ in this kind of life-blessing mission to their world!
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JAPANESE megabank Mitsubishi UFJ says it plans to buy a 75 per cent stake in Thailand's Bank of Ayudhya for about $US5.6 billion ($A6.16 billion).
Mitsubishi UFJ, in a statement on Tuesday, said it had an agreement with GE Capital to buy its 25 per cent stake in Bank of Ayudhya and will make an offer to other shareholders to secure a majority shareholding in the Thai lender.
It said it would work with Ratanarak Group, an existing group of shareholders who own about a quarter of Bank of Ayudhya, on the next stage of its development.
The Japanese financial giant said it wants to expand its commercial banking business in Asia and the investment in Bank of Ayudhya will be a platform for that.
Japanese companies are among the biggest foreign investors in Thailand, which serves as a regional production base for vehicle manufacturers such as Toyota Motor Corp.
Mitsubishi UFJ said the takeover offer was likely to be formally launched in November and is subject to regulatory approvals.
Originally published as Mitsubishi UFJ buys Thai bank for $US5.6b


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Bowman hits right notes as anthem singer
MADISON--Brady Webb, who is a member of the Spring Valley-Elmwood prep wrestling cooperative, was competing in the finals of the WIAA State Wrestling Meet Saturday evening in the Kohl Center. He goes to Elmwood High School.
But Spring Valley High School was not unrepresented at the meet.
Riley Bowman, a 15-year old freshman at SVHS, was also there on the arena floor. Although not a competitor, she was important, too, singing the national anthem to kick-off "Championship Saturday Night."
And just as a wrestler gets the thrill of competing on the big stage in front of the big crowd, so too did Bowman.
"It's the same as sports," Bowman said. "It's just the thrill and the excitement you get singing in front of an audience. That's what motivates me and helps me feel confident rather than nervous singing in front of all those people."
It would be hard for Bowman to feel nerves by now because she's sung the anthem in front of large crowds at the American Birkenbiner cross country ski race and before a Minnesota Timberwolves game too. Since the sixth grade, Bowman has sung in school musicals and plays in Spring Valley, and has gone to state competitions as a soloist in the Wisconsin State Music Association competitions as well. She'll also be singing in the Spring Valley's school musical this month, "Into the Wood."


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Congressman Chris Murphy today announced that the Waterbury Housing Authority will receive $257,629 for 40 vouchers to help the region's homeless veteran population through the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program (HUD-VASH).
"Every night, veterans who have served our country go to sleep on the streets of Connecticut," said Murphy. "That's wrong. When our veterans return from active duty, it's our turn to serve them. These vouchers are a huge victory for our homeless veterans in Waterbury and for those that have dedicated their lives to helping them get back on their feet."
Allocated under a joint initiative between HUD and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the HUD-VASH program provides permanent supportive housing and dedicated VA case managers for an estimated 10,000 homeless veterans nationwide.
"It's a national disgrace that one out of every six men and women in our shelters once wore a uniform to serve our country," said HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan. "But we know that by providing housing assistance and case management services, we can significantly reduce the number of veterans living on our streets. Working together, HUD, VA and local housing agencies are making real progress toward ending veteran homelessness once and for all."


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Pugsi the Pug Needs a Good Home and Some Tender Loving Care – KEAN Critters [UPDATED]
UPDATED: May 24, 2013
This update is bittersweet because Pugsi the super sweet Pug mix was not exactly adopted, Pugsi was taken over by a Pug rescue group from the Dallas Fort Worth area. Aaron Vannoy Animal Shelter Director said "the DFW Pug rescue group had contacted me earlier this month and asked that I hold Pugsi until they could come to Abilene to transfer him to the DFW Metro-plex, they did so earlier this week. I'm sure they will have better luck finding a loving home for this friendly little guy."


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The residents of Hesketh Bank, Tarleton and Banks are setting up a Univerity of the Third Age (U3A).
The group, offering activities for older people, is to be known as the Becconsall U3A and will hold regular meetings on Thursday mornings at the Village Community Centre in Station Road, Hesketh Bank.
Chairman Terry Baldwin said: "The U3A movement has provided a wonderful lifeline for people who are retired or semi-retired to pursue a host of educational, recreational and leisure activities with like minded folk and it also offers the companionship that everyone needs, but some people may lose after retirement, redundancy, bereavement or divorce."
Secretary, Janet Yates added: "We already have a range of activities lined up as chosen by the people who attended the launch meeting. These include, walking, cycling, table tennis, badminton, crafts, theatre trips and choral singing."
An inagural meeting takes place at 2pm at All Saints Church Hall, Hesketh Bank on Wednesday, July 9.


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Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Offi found this to be better than Deep Blue but that's only because that was pretty rubbish. This is really nothing special either.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offaye
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Off)::
So is this good or no?
I'd say it's solid. 2.5 - 3.5 for general opinions, and maybe a couple 4's from Parkway and Metalcore purists. I'd say about 3.3 myself, but I'll round it up.
Btw, this sounds just like Sparks: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QspuCt1FM9M
Not too shabby. Not as good as horizons by any means, but I can dig it.
I downloaded it but kinda have it on the back burner for things to listen to. Expecting a 3.
Album Rating: 2.5 | Sound Offjust heard the last song, by far the best on it. Enough for a bump.
Album Rating: 3.5Better than the Deep Blue but still not as good as Horizons, however I'm glad they brought back the melodies.
I really hope I like this
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offif you like horizons and kwas yeh you should
Album Rating: 2.5 back with a record with flashbacks
Stylistically too early to say "with" again. "full of," "sporting," etc. would be good.
'Dark Days', 'Swing' and 'Old Ghosts/New Regrets'.
Still needs to be double quotes (instead of single) with the punctuation inside of them instead of outside.
a step up from those of deep blue
Capitalize the name of the album. Usually album names are italicized, too.
changing range with frequency
This phrase is awkward because it tends to steer towards the audio definition of "frequency" instead of implying that it happens often, which is what you mean. "frequently changes his range" would work. Though, really, he's not changing his range, since range is a set thing. He could shift through octaves, pitches, notes, etc.
quickly, roughly,
No commas, just an and between the two words.
There might be more, I'll read more later, I had to run not long after I pulled this up today.
Digging: Benjamin Clementine - I Tell A Fly
Album Rating: 2.5"if you like horizons and kwas yeh you should"
I liked both those albums. This has neither the intensity or progressive feel those albums did. For fucks sakes one of the songs on the album has DJ scratches, and others have bro-chants. That's not PWD.
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offbrodown lel.
I meant more like the clean guitars, and harmonies, the dj scratch did get a wtf moment from me.
Ugh a song about how much God sucks.
Easiest, least skillful songs to write!
"This has neither the intensity or progressive feel those albums did."
when was this band ever progressive?
Album Rating: 3.5 | Sound Offi guess for a bland genre they do have a more progressive style to others.
only a little though.
no they don't they're not a good band in the genre
lfmao Parkway Drive progressive hahahahaa
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You caught us. Usually at this time of year, we're skipping around wearing Santa hats and jingling sleigh bells and singing carols. But sometimes, Mondays get us down, and instead of making paper chains and hanging holly, we're moaning and groaning about, oh, how our raisin bread toast wasn't cinnamon-y enough this morning. Sigh.
When even the silliest things in life are makin' ya roll your eyes and curse your very existence, it's time to take a break. And look at these pictures. Because trust us, the subjects are just as unamused by life as you are.
Come on, 'fess up--we won't judge! What ridiculous thing are you pouting about today?
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(CS) Luxembourg's Grand Duke and Grand Duchess, as well as Prince Guillaume and Princess Stéphanie on Tuesday evening welcomed the government for a dinner at their residence Colmar-Berg.
Prime Minister Xavier Bettel, as well as government ministers and secretaries of state received a formal welcome at the private Grand Ducal residence, the Château de Berg.
The reception was followed by dinner, where ministers from Maggy Nagel, Corinne Cahen and François Bausch to Etienne Schneider and Jean Asselborn enjoyed a chat over delicacies prepared in the castle kitchens.


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Affiliation: Mjlbolsta Hospital
Country: Sweden
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- Radiofrequency ablation of neuroendocrine liver metastasesA Elvin
Department of Radiology, Karolinska Hospital, S 171 76 Stockholm, Sweden
Abdom Imaging 30:427-34. 2005
- Decreased muscle blood flow in fibromyalgia patients during standardised muscle exercise: a contrast media enhanced colour Doppler studyAnders Elvin
ISS Health Care, Sabbatsberg, Radiology Department, 113 82 Stockholm, Sweden
Eur J Pain 10:137-44. 2006..US with contrast can be a new valuable approach to assess muscle perfusion in pain patients during standardised exercise...
- Role of us in the preoperative evaluation of patients with anterior shoulder instabilityM V Hammar
Department of Radiology, University Hospital Akademiska sjukhuset, 751 85 Uppsala, Sweden
Radiology 219:29-34. 2001..To assess the value of ultrasonography (US) in the preoperative evaluation of patients with anterior shoulder instability...
- Radiofrequency ablation in the liver close to the bile ducts: can intraductal cooling offer protection?U Jersenius
Department of Surgical Sciences, Karolinska Hospital, Karolinska Institute, SE 171 76, Stockholm, Sweden
Surg Endosc 19:546-50. 2005..One complication of radiofrequency ablation (RFA) of the liver is biliary duct damage. Intraductal cooling (IDC) has been proposed as a means of protection...
- Interferon treatment of neuroendocrine tumour xenografts as monitored by MRIA Elvin
Department of Diagnostic Radiology, University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
Acta Oncol 33:567-71. 1994..The animal model was probably unsuitable for demonstration of IFN effects...
- Intra-operative uses of contrast-enhanced ultrasoundA K Siösteen
Department of Diagnostic Radiology, Karolinska University Hospital, 171 76 Stockholm, Sweden
Eur Radiol 14:P87-95. 2004..Though only preliminary experience is available, this appears to be an exciting and promising new application...
- Ultrasound and power Doppler evaluation of the hand and wrist in patients with psoriatic arthritisJ Milosavljevic
Department of Oncology, Radiology and Clinical Immunology, Uppsala University Hospital, Uppsala, Sweden
Acta Radiol 46:374-85. 2005..To evaluate the ability of high-resolution and power Doppler sonography in detecting joint and tendon abnormalities in patients with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) of the hands and wrists compared with clinical and radiological findings...
- Detection and characterization of focal liver lesions with contrast-enhanced ultrasonography in patients with hepatitis C-induced liver cirrhosisN Rahbin
Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Karolinska University Hospital, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden
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Don't Give Ear To What People Say! Dress The Way You Want!
Dress the way you want
Generally it is seen that most of men select their wearing and other accessories according to the others selection, which basically fascinates other but not you. But what is the reason of such dictated selection, the cause is depth infiltrated to our men society of following the general surrounding trends of others. It is sometimes convenient to be like surroundings as it is appropriate and proper in some of the scenarios and events, but the liability to choose own trend and style should be in hands of wearer.
Don't give an ear to what people say! Dress the way you want!
Just select your dressing in the way you like, but be perfect and proper, choose things but after considering your body type and skin color tone. While elegance is something you should not forget, wear anything but something that can give you the classical look indeed in casual and formal dressing. We already know that men wearing trend is mostly divided in two parts i.e. casual and formal wearing. We can make many combination experiments with informal wearing because it cannot make such an effect, while with official wearing we should be little conscious as it can create influence our personality quite a bit. As any one wearing hipster jeans and T-shirt with Tasmanian devil of Warner-bros' printed on it steps inside the office as an employee with executive label would be considered crazy; however, everything is fair in love and fashion, but I would suggest you not to attempt this until you become the sole authority of that firm.
Check shirt are the most common fashion among men trend culture, it can be your casual dress of any type of occasion like friends hangout. As far as I know most of the men have tried this fashion, but the latest invention in men's wearing industry is check trouser. They were at peak of popularity at winter and autumn mostly as home wearing, so for those who want to try something different go with this type of unique wearing and don't just give an ear to people what they say, if you like it then don't waste time and listen others, just go for it.
Most vital error in men wearing is anti-fit/oversize selection which everyone should avoid, great fit has long been and will remain as the style bringer in one's personality, while loose or over fitted clothes can decline all of your good looks. It does something happens when you select your clothes while shopping with best opinions of others, try to be straightforward, follow and take suggestions but make final decision of purchasing as when you see yourself into the mirror and you think it is the best.
Accessories like wristwatches and belts play weighty role to boast your personality, so select accessories according to what you like to wear with your clothes. Accessories can show brightly the inner part of your personality, and can increase your style in manner of your desire. So it is the most important thing on which any one cannot compromise, as your appearance can make others to take you seriously.
The Ending Words
Making your personality completely belongs to you, so as described in this article, try to select your own features according to the style you like, dress the way you want, don't give an ear to the people what they say. It is useless, because it is your life and your manner of dressing. But select style which is proper and perfect and should meet fundamental requirement.


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James Gerald Cimiskey, 38, of Wheatfields, Didcot, admitted knowing that payment on the spot for goods supplied, namely diesel fuel, was required or expected from him, dishonestly made off without having paid as required or expected and with intent to avoid payment of £30.01 at Broadway Service Station, Wantage Road, Didcot on January 5 2017. Fined £266. Ordered to pay compensation of £30.01, a victim surcharge of £30 and costs of £85.
Dean Ashley Russell, 31, of The Park, Harwell, Didcot, admitted, without lawful excuse, damaged the bodywork of a silver Ford Galaxy car to the value of £250 belonging to Ashley Webster intending to destroy or damage such property or being reckless as to whether such property would be destroyed or damaged on October 1 2016 in Harwell. Fined £80. Ordered to pay £200 in compensation and costs of £85.
Norbert Ireneusz Sleczka, 29, of Nixon Road, Oxford, admitted having entered as a trespasser a building, namely Oxford Wine Cafe, stole therein a jacket to the value unknown and spirits and cash to the value of £570 on August 29 2016 in Little Clarendon Street, Oxford. Fined £600. Ordered to pay compensation of £570 and costs of £85.
Nathan Lee Strong, 35, Kingfisher Drive, Witney, admitted possessing 6.71g of cocaine a controlled drug of class A in Carterton on November 27 2016. Also admitted possessing 3.20g of amphetamine, a controlled drug of class B on the same date in the same location. Fined £240. Ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £30 and costs of £85. Cocaine to be forfeited under section 27 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and destroyed by Thames Valley Police. Amphetamine to be forfeited under section 27 of the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971 and destroyed by Thames Valley Police.
Kenny Ian Pinkstone, 29, of Kynaston Road, Didcot, admitted without reasonable excuse, attempted to contact a woman on January 12 2017 in North Road, Didcot, which he was prohibited from doing by a restraining order which had been imposed by Oxford County Court. Also admitted a second charge for the same offence of harassment, breach of a restraining order on conviction for the same person and location, but on January 15 2017. Conviction of an offence a community order made by Oxford Magistrates Court on July 15 2016 for an offence of using threatening, abusive, insulting words or behaviour with intent to cause fear of or provoke unlawful violence is in now force. Sentenced to prison for 6 weeks suspended for 24 months concurrent for all offences. Defendant must comply with a programme requirement for 31 days and carry out 60 hours of unpaid work. Ordered to pay a victim surcharge of £120.
Rimvy Mazeika, 19, of Druce Way, Oxford, admitted failing without reasonable excuse to comply with the requirements of a community order made by Oxford Magistrates' Court on February 23 2016 by failing without reasonable excuse to attend for unpaid work on January 22 2017 and January 29 2017. Original offence in respect of which a community order was made on February 23 2016 revoked. Original offence was on June 8 2015 at Heyford Hill Lane, Sandford on Thames, Oxford. Mazeika dishonestly undertook or assisted in the retention, removal, disposal or realisation of stolen goods, namely a red Citroen of a value unknown, by or for the benefit of himself and Sane Helliwell, Kane Jones and Owen Maughan or dishonestly arranged so to do, knowing or believing the same to be stolen goods. Sentenced to prison for 12 weeks suspended for 12 months.
Carl Henry Martin McDonald, 44, of Luther Street, Oxford, admitted failing without reasonable excuse to comply with the requirements of a community order made by Oxford Magistrates Court on August 1 2016 by failing to attend rehabilitation activity requirement on August 17 2916 and September 29 2016. Original offence in respect of community order was at Blackfriars Priory, St Giles, Oxford, having entered as a trespasser, stolen a charity box containing cash of a value unknown. Community order made by Oxfordshire Magistrates' Court on August 1 2016 revoked. Community order made. Defendant must comply with the following requirements: Be under curfew for 21 days. McDonald to remain at O'Hanlon House, Luther Street, Oxford between the hours of 7pm and 7am on Mondays, Wednesday, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
Karl Finn, 42, of no fixed address, admitted stealing two bottles of whiskey worth a total of £48 from Tesco Metro in Magdalen Street, Oxford, on April 13. Sent to prison for six weeks because of previous convictions for similar matters. Ordered to pay a £115 victim surcharge.
Wesley Jacob, 39, of Windmill Road, Headington, admitted stealing £54.39 worth of meat from Sainsbury's in the Westgate, Oxford, on April 3. Also admitted committing a further offence while subject to a suspended sentence for theft. Sent to prison for 42 days because the offending was 'so serious' and ordered to pay a £115 victim surcharge.
Jose Phillips, 55, of Scrutton Close, Oxford, admitted using threatening or abusive words or behaviour on Cowley Road on April 14. Fined £40 and ordered to pay a £30 surcharge and £40 costs.
Danny Webb, 33, of no fixed address, admitted stealing a selection of meat and cleaning products worth a total of £190.01 from Tesco Express on Ilges Lane, Cholsey, on April 14. Given a 12-month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £190.01 compensation and a £20 victim surcharge.
Marianne O'Donnell, 33, of Brook Street, Benson, Wallingford, admitted drink-driving on Simmons Road, Henley-on-Thames, on March 25. Had 99mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath over the 35mcg legal limit. Ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work in the next 12 months, pay an £85 victim surcharge and £85 costs. Banned from holding a driving licence for 36 months.
Charlotte Perry, 26, of Gordon Woodward Way, Oxford, admitted drink-driving on Marcham Road, Abingdon, on March 26. Had 104mcg of alcohol in 100ml of breath over the 35mcg legal limit. Ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid work in the next year, pay an £85 victim surcharge and £85 costs. Banned from driving for 24 months.


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If the original method did not work then the RadioComm method won't either, though.
Have to head into work right now but I have a few ideas about this that may shed some light.
Finally got the time to write up the RadioComm method.
I will post here in the morning regarding the modem options and my understanding of the issue with Indian GSM carriers.
I can reupload the Telstra AU modem and the other options are all of the RAZR HD and Atrix HD modems are also compatible with the M and can be found in the XML.zips for those models and safely flashed in fastboot.
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Washington: Amid mounting tension between Saudi Arabia and Iran over execution of a prominent Shiite cleric, a top US Senator has expressed concern that Riyadh could purchase nuclear weapons from Pakistan thus further destabilise the Middle East.
"Saudi has good relationships with Pakistan. They could just buy a weapon and again further destabilise the Middle East," Senator Ron Johnson told the CNN in an interview.
Tensions between Saudi Arabia, the main Sunni power, and Shiite-dominated Iran over Riyadh's execution of prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr have erupted this week into a full-blown diplomatic crisis, sparking widespread worries of regional instability.
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"(When) I read about the battle of the widows, I thought 'I'm not John's widow, Yoko is John's widow,"
"You know what I find interesting? If you lose a spouse, you're called a widow, or a widower. If you're a child and you lose your parents, then you're an orphan. But what's the word to describe a parent who loses a child? I guess that's just too f**king awful to even have a name."
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For Sam Hicks, Friday begins with tears and recrimination.
A falling out among friends brings two students to his office, where the Clarke Central High School guidance counselor works to straighten out misunderstandings and soothe hurt feelings.
Another student needs advice as he debates the balance between athletics and a job that earns money he wants to use to help out at home.
Yet another student seeks help in her struggle with algebra class, where she can't get used to her teacher's style of instruction.
One boy comes by to get information on GED courses at Athens Technical College. He would have graduated this year, but Hicks couldn't convince him to stay. Better he get his GED than simply disappear, as so many of the county's dropouts do, Hicks says, philosophical, unhappy.
Another student who comes to the counseling office is trying to graduate and preserve his college plans - he wants to transfer from an advanced biology class to a regular biology class to ensure he'll pass and earn the credits he needs.
"It's either that or not graduate," senior Travis West says ruefully.
Hicks checks West's transcripts to make sure he's passed all of his graduation tests and the two talk about college plans. West has been waiting to hear something from Albany State University, but he's also considering an automotive degree from Gwinnett Technical College - an option that piqued his interest when Hicks mentioned it in the past. A two-year degree could earn him a starting salary of $50,000.
And all in all, that's a pretty slow morning.
"It's been quiet for 10 minutes," Hicks says at one point. "That never happens."
It's a respite after a rough week, a crisis week, for Hicks and his colleagues in the Clarke Central counseling office - National School Counseling Week, ironically enough. It's been a week that illustrates the increasingly tough job school counselors face as they try to navigate their charges not only through academic waters but past the straits of adolescent emotions and social pressure, of family problems and other things that can overwhelm them.
It's a week that's included a search for a runaway student. Another came to the counseling office for help, shaken, after her boyfriend's suicide threat.
On Wednesday, the counseling office was thrown into full crisis mode when students and staff arrived at school to hear the news that 2003 graduate Corey Hill, a former basketball and football player, well-known, respected and liked, had committed suicide the night before.
"It's sad to say, we've had enough things like this in recent years that, for the first time, the response felt almost automatic," Hicks says.
He and other counselors, Jay Watkins and Beegee Moore, are quick to credit the response of district social workers who came to the school to assist with counseling. Short-staffed - lead counselor Lenore Katz was out of town for a family funeral - the counselors worked with the social workers to deal with the initial, intense reactions of staff and students.
Friday, some students still were trickling in to talk about their grief, anger and bewilderment. More are likely to show up next week as they work through emotions from a funeral scheduled for this afternoon.
Friday becomes a day to recover, recharge and to catch up. A state standardized writing test for sophomores - a test that's just a pilot assessment, that doesn't even count this time - had to be moved from Wednesday to Friday, so Clarke Central's counselors don't attend a monthly district meeting for counseling staff. Instead, they distribute and collect tests, count and collate response sheets. As students face more standardized tests, it's an increasing part of counselors' responsibilities.
The Clarke Central staff also is trying to get into the classroom more often this year, to interact with students outside their offices. They've conducted classroom diversity sessions for all freshmen at the school as well as sessions on dealing with test anxiety. Watkins and Hicks eat lunch in the school's food court, where students and teachers can drop by with questions. They manage to get 15 minutes into the meal when one teacher comes to them asking for help with a handful of students who are growing increasingly hostile and confrontational with each other in her room.
The mediation the two counselors will do with the students pushes back their scheduled group meeting for the afternoon.
"If it's a kid, and it's a crisis, that takes precedence," says Katz, who returned to school Friday.
Responding to an altercation between students in the hallway, she herds the fourth-block drama class into their classroom and helps them get set up for the video they're supposed to be watching until teacher Harriet Anderson makes it to the room.
Katz considered taking the rest of the week off after she returned to Athens but found herself drawn back to school because of the students, she says.
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Q: My car vibrates when going over 50 mph. 3 different repair shops said it was the on 1993 Subaru Legacy
right cv so had that fixed but it didnt change--was told to balace & align tires-that helped slightly but then tire place said all 4 wheels were out of round & I should replace all rims & tires--doesnt seem likely they all went out of round at once. Id had same tires on for 9 months with no problems & havent hit a curb or anything..? Almost out of $$ so need a educated guess--Thx
ALL of the other suggestions are valid points. Maybe you can do some more diagnosis on your own (for us of coarse, but we won't pay you) - Some questions to ask yourself when driving; any distinct noise associated with the vibration? at the speed it starts to act up is it under light throttle , heavy throttle , or no throttle? As your driving , keeping into the throttle to maintain speed , LIGHTLY press on brakes and observe if there is any change in symptom. At speed of symptom , does it change at all when turning left or right? Is the vibration felt more through 'the seat of your pants' or through the steering wheel , or maybe the shifter and gas pedal? I could go on , but I'm sure you get my drift by now. We don't say it out loud when we are test driving cars , but , and guys correct me if I'm wrong! , that's maybe a tenth of what we look/listen/feel for on a test drive. Please post reply so we can advise. Or ignore if it's not that important anymore.
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As you can see from the replies you're getting, there isn't an easy answer to your question. It could be tires or rims that have too much lateral or radial run out. Have these wheel and tire assemblies been checked and indexed on a road force wheel balancer then balanced? Also, besides tire and axle problems, worn bushings, suspension or steering components can cause hard to figure out vibrations. You need to take your vehicle to a reputable shop that will take the time to pinpoint your complaint. Just keep in mind that the repair can get costly.
If the car is 4 wheel drive check the drive shaft, also check left axle if right side was replaced. Kind of odd 4 fairly new tires are out of round. Also if vibration goes away over 60 65 mph could be tire balance. Good Luck
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Since the city's Vélib' bicycle-sharing program began nearly two years ago, Alexandre Wente has made a point of cycling from his apartment to his office at least once a week.
The trip costs him nothing, other than the aggravation of seeing how others treat the free bicycles.
"I've seen bikes with just the frame left, but docked at a Vélib' station," said Mr. Wente, a 32-year-old real-estate salesman.
"I've seen the baskets twisted partly off. I've seen kids ride them down stairs to the river," he said, as he unlocked a bicycle from a station near the Place Léon Blum in southeast Paris. "It's like people can't help themselves."
As it approaches its second anniversary, the Paris Vélib' bicycle-sharing program is proving as popular with thieves and vandals as it is with commuters.
With some 20,000 bicycles available free for short trips in the city, and another 3,000 being stationed in the suburbs, the Paris program is one of the most ambitious of its kind.
The chunky bicycles have become part of the city landscape, with nearly 1,000 bicycle stations servicing most neighbourhoods and an average of 78,000 trips taken each day. Nearly a quarter of a million people have subscribed to the program, meaning they can unlock a bike using their public transit pass, rather using a credit card for a deposit.
Parisians have clearly taken to Vélib'. They are also taking the bicycles, and wrecking them, at an unanticipated rate.
The bicycles, at 22.5 kilograms, were built to be sturdy. But they are not indestructible or, apparently, bound to Paris.
Since the program started in July, 2007, 8,000 of the bicycles have been stolen, and nearly 1,400 people were arrested for Vélib' theft just last year.
Police have retrieved about 100 of the purloined bicycles from the depths of Paris canals and the Seine River. Some have been spotted on balconies. There have been reports that a few turned up, mysteriously, on the streets of other European cities. But the fate of most of the missing bicycles is unknown.
At the same time, 16,000 bicycles have been vandalized.
Some of the damage is benign. Pictures of Vélib' bicycles painted bright pink can be found on the Internet.
But, as can be seen on a stroll through any neighbourhood, other bicycles have been left on the sidewalk or at rental stations crippled by broken chains, missing their tires or baskets and defaced with graffiti.
The advertising company JCDecaux, which operates the program in exchange for a 10-year contract for city billboards, said that the damage from vandalism is so extensive that half of the vandalized bicycles have had to be replaced.
"It's a real problem to manage, and it's very costly for Decaux," said a spokeswoman for the city said.
Vélib' is a contraction of the words vélo , or bicycle, and liberté , or freedom. The idea behind the program, like that of others like it across Europe and North America, was to reduce automobile traffic in Paris and take pressure off the overloaded bus and subway system.
The threat of losing the €150 ($235) security deposit for renting a bicycle was supposed to deter theft. But, Ms. Véron said, sometimes the bicycles are not properly locked back into the station when they are returned, leaving them to be stolen by someone coming along afterward.
Some people also lock them to lampposts while running an errand, an unintended use, and the Vélib' bicycles get stolen when thieves cut the locks off.
Vélib' was also not supposed to cost taxpayers anything, at least for the duration of the JCDecaux contract. Now, under pressure from the advertising company, city council has decided to cover €400 of the cost of replacing each damaged bike - an estimated expenditure of €1.6-million a year.
"Vélib' was supposed to make urban travel more civilized," lamented the newspaper Le Monde in an editorial last week. "It has increased uncivilized behaviour. No one expected that."
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Dr. Ray Bagby, right, receives the United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship Lifetime Achievement award. Bagby is the Robert M. and Louise Rogers chair of entrepreneurship.
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Many only dream of being honored with a lifetime achievement award, but not associate professor of management and The Robert M. and Louise Rogers chair of entrepreneurship, Dr. Ray Bagby.
"I never really dreamed about something like this," Bagby said. "It was a shock when they wanted to nominate me, probably I would say shocking because there are a lot of people out there who have done a lot of good things."
Bagby accepted the United States Association of Small Business and Entrepreneurship Lifetime Achievement Award on Jan. 15th in Nashville, Tenn.
Bagby knew long before he received the award that the director of Baylor's entrepreneurship program, Dr. Kendall Artz, nominated him and that several colleagues wrote letters to the selection committee recommending Bagby for the award.
While Bagby was being ordained as a minister in December, Bagby found out that he won the award.
One of Bagby's close friends, Dr. Les Palich, associate professor of management and holder of the Ben H. Williams Professorship in entrepreneurship, said, "From what I have heard the committee's deliberations lasted all of about one minute,"
"Once they saw [Bagby] was in the group considered for the award it didn't take any time for them at all to decide that he was the guy to receive it."
Palich and other professors were in Nashville to see Bagby accept his award.
"Typical of Ray, he was very humble about it. I mean from the time he knew he was going to receive the award right through the present," Palich said. "He has a way of saying 'I am not even sure why they picked me,' but we all knew why they picked him."
"People know him, respect him, like him and he expresses his genuine concern for other people. He has been a tremendous asset for Baylor and his longtime work for the university," Palich said.
Bagby, who has taught entrepreneurship at Baylor for 22 years, cited his work for the Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice journal as a strong reason for his recognition.
Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice is an academic journal owned by Baylor in which professors in the entrepreneurship field publish research. Bagby has been the executive editor for the journal for 25 years and aided in the journal being brought to Baylor.
Bagby said that when he was applying for a teaching position at Baylor, he asked if the university would buy the journal and bring it to Waco so he could continue working on it and making it better.
The university bought rights to the journal in 1988 and, as Bagby said, "the rest is history."
The journal is on the Financial Times list as being one of the top 40 journals in the world in business. Bagby said the journal was at the brink of extinction when he started working on it and now it sells more than 4,000 subscriptions in more than 60 countries all over the world.
He also said that when he received his lifetime achievement award, the presenter said the journal gives legitimacy to the entrepreneurship field.
"Baylor gets a lot of recognition as a result of his work in the journal and the fact that the journal is housed at Baylor, and will stay at Baylor," Palich said, "His work outside of the classroom doesn't overshadow his work in the classroom, and the impact he has on his students."
Baylor alumnus and one of Bagby's former students, Rhett Dawson, said, "His expertise brought a value to the classroom experience."
Dawson, who is now the international director for Success Motivation International in Waco, said that Bagby did not lecture but he created dialogue with his students and Dawson said what he has learned from Bagby's classes has helped him in his career today.
"The fact that the classroom experience is still relevant seven years later says a lot about the character and the level of professionalism he brings to the job, above and beyond of what the requirements are," Dawson said.
"I am really just delighted that he is being honored in this way, and I couldn't think of a better person who could receive it."
Despite receiving a lifetime achievement award, Bagby said he has more to prove.
Palich said Baylor's entrepreneurship program is ranked fourth in the nation with the likes of Harvard, MIT, and California-Berkley [2009 Entrepreneur Magazine college rankings]. Palich said the recognition wouldn't have come if it weren't for Bagby.
"I think that the journal is so highly regarded and the fact that it is connected with Baylor and people recognize that, and it would have not given [the program] that reputational burst were it not for Ray's leadership," Palich said.
Dawson said Bagby's recent award is a sign of things to come for the program.
"I would set the challenge for Ray to take the program and bring what he has been able to do in his career to really push the boundaries with that program and get it to be that top program.," Dawson said.
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THE driver of a tipper lorry has died after being taken ill at the wheel near Winchester.
The 62-year-old is thought to have collapsed while driving the eight-wheel truck on the A31 near Winchester at around 5.40pm on Tuesday.
He was taken by ambulance to hospital but couldn't be saved.
Police closed the A31 at Spitfire Link roundabout and at a cross-over point on the A31 dual carriageway between the turnings to Chilcomb and the A272, but the incident caused severe congestion until the road was reopened at around 8.30pm.
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The Return of Bolon Yokte - God of War and Creation
By Paul Dale Roberts, HPI General Manager
Just when you thought it would be safe, we hear that the Mexican government found another stone tablet that either indicates something remarkable will happen on December 21, 2012 or something dire will happen. At the Comalcalco Ruin at the Tortuguero site - Gulf coast state of Tabasco, the stone tablet was placed into the wall with the writing facing inside the wall, not exposed to the public. What were the high priests hiding? The high priests did not want us to know that their god, Bolon Yokte who governs war and creation is returning on December 21, 2012. Perhaps Bolon wants to monitor the events of December 21, 2012 and that is why he is returning on that specific date.
The Mayans believe we are in our 4th world and the previous 3 worlds faced cataclysmic events. The cataclysmic events centered on fire, water and ice. The 4th world is facing closure and the beginning of the 5th world is upon us. The Mayans were told by their gods (ancient aliens) that there would be an intergalactic alignment with the Earth to the Sun to the Womb of our Galaxy. That womb is also known as the Dark Rift. That same womb is known by our astronomers as a black hole. How did the Mayans know that this black hole existed? Did they have sophisticated telescopes to detect this black hole? The answer is no. The only logical way they could have obtained this information is from another source, a higher source, their so-called gods who were actual flesh and blood extraterrestrials.
What can possibly happen during this intergalactic alignment? Answer: Have you ever seen a kid hold a magnifying glass and point it at a bug? The sun's light (energy) is concentrated into an intense beam. The beam of light incinerates the bug. So, let's say the sun is that magnifying glass and behind it is the dark rift. Energy from the dark rift is somehow aligned with our sun. The sun magnifies that energy and directs it on our aligned Earth. What will happen next? An axis tilt, earthquakes at 20 on the Richter scale? Super volcanoes? I really don't know what will happen, but I must admit, it does have me concerned.
Let's say there is a cataclysmic event on Earth, when the destruction resides, then a new Earth begins. A newly recycled Earth and memories of our 4th world will be stuff of legend and myth. When the 5th world begins, perhaps Bolon Yokte will watch and supervise the events of the 5th world beginning. Perhaps Bolon Yokte will make assurance that the mistakes of the 4th world will not occur on the new recycled 5th world.
Perhaps, nothing will happen at all on December 21, 2012, but the only thing that worries me is that this is not a fanatical preacher predicting the end of the world, this is an ancient race of people that had accurate knowledge of the intergalactic alignment that will take place on December 21, 2012. They had knowledge of the black hole in the center of our galaxy. Their prediction coincides with many other ancient civilizations around the world. Their Mesoamerican long count calendar was as accurate as our present day atomic clock, if not more accurate. The Mayans didn't say they came up with this prophesy, they tell us that this knowledge was given to them by their visiting Gods. Their gods came from the heavens. The Sumerians called them Annunaki, which basically means 'those who from heaven to Earth came'.
If there is a time to make things right, it's the time to do it now. Pay attention to your surroundings, pay attention to the news, assist the people that are now facing the tornados in the South. Perhaps if we start throwing out the positive, we can expel the negative and December 21, 2012 will just be another day. Let's just hope.
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Parents Stalked by Poltergeist
HPI received a phone call from a man that left a name and number. That was it. No information on the case. When I called a woman answered. She said she was calling for a family member. The family member was so frightened that she would not talk about what was happening with me, because she lived with this spirit. I believe she was afraid if she talked about it, it would hear her and make matters worst.
The woman says a spirit started bothering a husband and wife when their sons moved out of the home. They've lived in the house for years with no disturbances. Pictures fly off the wall, smoke alarms have been ripped from the ceiling and thrown, they smell smoke and cigars. This sounds dangerous. If they have no working smoke alarms and the house sets fire, their lives are in danger, so this case is urgent. Last night the woman claims the spirit tried to drowned her in the bathtub. A preacher called the house and began to pray for them to cleans the home and the whole time the preacher could hear nothing the woman said because a man on the other end was screaming "No! No! No!" the while he prayed. When he stopped praying, it stopped screaming.
A sensitive (friend of the family) came to the house and saw a man with a beard. When they did a Google search a story came up with the same name the sensitive gave and the face she reported to have seen. He transported coal from the coal mines and he died in an accident not far from the house. The psychic recognized his picture and said it was the same man. Note: Human spirits don't usually have that much power and energy. This could be a non-human entity or it could be the coal transporter.
My advice was to talk to the sons and see if they had ever experienced things in dreams or was bothered by something before this. It seems odd that once they were out of the house the activity just started, maybe it had been going on before that and the attention was just recently aimed at the parents. Or maybe the sons were seen as a threat and once they moved out the threat was gone. They can't recall anything at all that would have started this.
I told them about a house blessing Paul Dale Roberts uses and suggested they get a preacher to come out in person, not over the phone. I made it clear that this could be a temporary fix or a permeate one, but if it is temporary it would help them think more clearly so that they have time to get a priest or someone out asap while things were good.
They want to move, but there is no guarantee this will help, which is why I want them to make sure this didn't start when they moved in. If it did and it was bothering the kids from the beginning then moving may help. Maybe this thing feels like it's his house. If it started recently and they've been poltergeist and spirit free for all these years the it probably wants to follow them where ever they go. Facts are important right now and so is getting help. They live in another state, but I told them we'd get someone local to come out if nothing helps the situation.
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