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Thursday, November 28, 2013
Update: I'm still alive!...(barely) & Strange things
I was curious to see if any other gals where on that site and to my disappointment, most of the gal guilds/groups are now inactive. I also found out that a lot of people had quit because of how bad the inflation is right now which is such a shame.
If you play and you want to add me you can find my profile here!
These ones right here.) They've gone missing and I have no idea where they could be. It's not like I misplaced them or anything either. They're just gone. I searched all over the house and turned my room inside out twice and they still are just no where to be found.
In fact, my family has noticed that a lot of things in our house have gone missing over time. Things like jewelry, money, my sister's calculator, socks, cups, spoons, CD's, and even Koji's toys. What's weird is that there's no signs of anyone breaking in and no one else in the house has misplaced these items either. (Ex: Koji's toys are always in his kennel but now it's completely empty).
Strange right?
Christina and I was really surprised when I got her email. The items came relatively quickly and I just love everything! I'm especially excited to try out the highlight and contour palette. I've wanted one for so long so I'm happy to finally have one now ^___^
Sunday, November 10, 2013
Catchup: Catherine's birthday dinner, Meeting Mai, & Halloween
Hello lovelies! Sorry for the delay on this post, I've been kind of lazy with editing pictures so I apologize for that >__<;; This will be a little catch-up post to make up for the lack of updates so it might get a bit long, sorry!
Three weeks ago I went out with Catherine to celebrate her birthday. We went to this place called Rogue Kitchen & Wetbar. I've never been there before but I passed that place many times so I was very excited to finally get to try it out~
I apologize for the lack of pictures on this post, we totally forgot and the few pictures we did end up taking were blurry/too dark ;___; Here are a few that turned out:
|Shots for the birthday girl!
|Cutie pie <3
Here's my outfit and makeup for the night~
|Cardigan: Urban Planet/Top&Skirt&Shoes: Forever21/
Belt: MA*RS replica/ Stockings: DreamV
This year I had a very quiet Halloween. I didn't go to any parties or anything. I actually had school that day but I still dressed up. I wore a Pikachu kigurumi as well as tested my new lenses (you can read the review here).
I think that's a good stopping point for this post. I have more to share but that would drag this one out for too long so I'll make a separate post >u<;; Thank you so much for reading!
Thursday, November 7, 2013
[♥Sponsored♥] GEO Eyes Cream Vanilla Brown (XMU-A14) Lens Review
GEO Eye Scream lenses in Vanilla Brown. These were very kindly sponsored to my by Geo Coloured Lenses. Just like with any review I do, this will be based on my own opinions and experience. You can read my full disclaimer under the "reviews/tutorials" tab on my blog. Anyways, let's get to it!
free international shipping and most of their lenses come with corrective power for those of you who need it. They only sell authentic and genuine GEO lenses! Currently they are having a 2 day promotion where you can get the GEO Eyes Cream Ray Ray Grey lenses for half price!! Offer ends November 7th so be sure to check that out before they're gone~
|Tiny package~ Included lenses and case
|In the bottle
|In the case
Diameter: 14.5 mm
Base Curve: 8.6 mm
Duration: 1 year disposable
The newly launched Eyes Cream series have been getting a lot of hype recently so I thought I would give them a try. These looked absolutely phenomenal on the model. I know the grey version of this lens is very popular, however I always like to try something new/less popular so that I can offer more interesting and unique content to everyone! So in the end I decided to go for the Vanilla Brown lenses, and they look like this:
|Without the lenses
|With the lens
|Natural/dark indoor lighting
(very close to how they look in person)
|Bright indoor lighting
|Original picture with instagram filter (more natural lighting)
|Bright indoor lighting
|Bright indoor lighting
|Indoor lighting
Color ♥♥♥♥♡
Design ♥♥♥♥♥
These lenses were much more of a vibrant brown on the model's pictures, so I was slightly disappointed that they turned out to be more of a grey-ish brown on my eyes. I still think they're very pretty but I was hoping for a more vivid brown~ >o<;;
|Model picture from GeoColouredLenses
Design ♥♥♥♥♥
The design on these lenses is gorgeous. I love that the outer ring isn't a harsh black like a lot of the lenses out there. It really helps give a more natural look without sacrificing on the enlargement factor. I think the way the color is structure also helps it blend a lot better into my eyes.
Enlargement ♥♥♥♥♡
Enlargement ♥♥♥♥♡
Just like the last pair of lenses I reviewed, these lenses are a bit smaller as well. Being only 14.5 mm they offer a good amount of enlargement, nothing too overwhelming (you can see this clearly via the first 2 pictures). I think they do a great job of subtly making your eyes stand out. I got lots of complements today for wearing these, my manager told me they looked "enchanting" (ノ´ヮ´)ノ*:・゚✧I wore these to work so they were in for at least 6 hours. I didn't feel any irritation at all, however near the end of the night my eyes did feel slightly tingly as they were getting a bit dry. It might be the lenses or it might have been that I was really tired, either way it's not good to wear lenses for that long anyways!
Comfort ♥♥♥♥♥
Comfort ♥♥♥♥♥
Overall ♥♥♥♥♡I think the entire Eyes Cream series are all very gorgeous. I'm a little disappointed that the lenses didn't turn out the way I hoped they would color-wise but they're still very pretty lenses and I do enjoy them. They're a good way of spicing up your natural brown eyes. I would recommend these lenses to anyone who wants a little edgier look but aren't looking for anything too adventurous.
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Monday, November 4, 2013
[♥Sponsored♥] EOS Briller Green Lens Review
EOS Briller Green lenses that were kindly sponsored to me by Maple Lens. This post will be based on my own opinions and experience. You can read my full disclaimer under the "reviews/tutorials" tab on my blog.
|They came in a cute little box like this
|Cute animal lens case
|My lenses!
|In the case
|In the bottle
Diameter: 14.5 mm
Base Curve: 8.8 mm
Duration: 1 year disposable
|Before makeup in normal room lighting
|After makeup with bright lighting
|Natural indoor lighting
|Indoor lighting
|Bright indoor lighting
|Indoor lighting
|Closeup with makeup and natural indoor lighting
|Closest thing I can get to outdoor lighting;
small sunshine through the window.
Color ♥♥♥♥♥
These lenses are gorgeous. I honestly didn't expect them to be so vibrant. The color just blew me away and I'm just head-over-heels in love with these lenses!
Design ♥♥♥♥♥
Design ♥♥♥♥♥
I picked these lenses because of the design. I wanted to try green lenses for a long time but I can't help but imagine a "bug-eye" look when I think of them (not sure why, I'm weird that way). I opted for a more natural looking lens and I have to say I'm glad I did so! The light colors at the center really help blend these in effortlessly with the brown in my eyes.
Enlargement ♥♥♥♥♡
Enlargement ♥♥♥♥♡
Although these lenses are only 14.5 mm I feel like they offer a pretty decent amount of enlargement, at least for a natural look. It's nothing too crazy like some other lenses I've tried, but it definitely helps make your overall look "pop".As always with EOS lenses, these have been nothing short of comfortable. I wore them for 7+ hours that day, with makeup and didn't feel any irritation or dryness at all! After removing them my eyes were still comfortable (sometimes I would feel slight irritation but not with these particular lenses).
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Comfort ♥♥♥♥♥
Overall ♥♥♥♥♥I'm really happy I decided to give these a try. I now have a new-found appreciation for green lenses. I think that these are one of my most favorite lenses so far! They give a very natural look because of the design. Although it is a small lens, the slight ring on the outside makes it seem like it enlarges quite a bit more than it actually does.
This was my first time working with Maple Lens and I have to say that I am very happy with the entire process. Their staff was very polite and answered all of my questions. The shipping was fairly quick and I can see that my items were packaged with care.
I highly recommend you check them out. You can click the banner in my sidebar on the right or the link at the beginning of this post to go to their site. A lot of the lenses they sell do come with corrective power, which is always a plus!
Thank you again, Maple Lens, for giving me this wonderful opportunity to experience your service. I really look forward to working with you again in the future!
I hope you found this review helpful! Thank you so much for reading and I'll see you in my next post~
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Discussion in 'General Firearms Forum' started by hsprincipal, Jan 25, 2013.
Alloy frame.
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That is too funny..... Glad I got the M9....
I had a Storm carbine that I regret selling that used the same mags, mags that are hell for stout. I ran over one with a Jeep and it still worked.
Presume the A1 gets you the light rail on the dust shield?
Also astounded at the 'plastic' parts that you can replace; my older one came with steel trigger and mag release.
What are they putting in the mil spec guns?
For a double stack pistol, the M9 gets good grades for not being too bulky in the grip.
Enjoy your pistol.
One caveat; the first one I had had an oversize bore and was putting the bullets thru' the target sideways.
The current one has no such issues.
I think you will enjoy it. I have the Inox version now, and I have considered getting a second one in black.
92FS owner here. It has my total confidence for a handgun.
Why are you guys' M9s coming with the plastic cases while mine came in a cardboard box?
Congrats. One of my favorite pistols. I like the 92 Vertec best.
Hmmm. Very intredasting.
Mine came in a cardboard box too...
M9 commercial comes in a cardboard box while the 92 comes in plastic. An mp unit i worked with in iraq deployed with brand new m9's and they all had the plastic guide rods and other parts. No worries but i still prefer the metal guide rod. Congrats OP on an outstanding gun. Trust me you will not be dissapointed.
Mine came in a hard plastic case tucked inside a blue cardboard box...
Congrats on a great pistol.
Mine literally came in a cheesy cardboard box. Something that one would expect to be shipped to the government. And yes, it has plastic recoil spring rod. I'm going to have to get me a steel rod.
I did them all myself this morning. Follow the videos on the beretta92fs.com site. He shows how to completely tear it down and put it together by particular part or component.
I had to use a roll pin punch to get out the mainspring/lanyard bushing pin and a dental pick from my AR cleaning kit when putting the trigger together to move the trigger spring around.
Nothing difficult at all. Just watch the vids a couple times. Each video is about a minute.
Not to be negative but are you sure that is an M9? The M9's come in a cardboard box that say M9 all over it and the tag that comes attached to it is an American flag not Beretta. Maybe Beretta changed there latest versions but that is how they came when I bought mine.
Have a 92FS and like it a lot. Only problem is that I can't figure out what that little rubber cup thing is.....
Do you mean the blue plastic cup with the Beretta logo? I believe it's to support the flimsy case so the contents won't get crushed.
Yes, I'm sure it's an M9.
I stand corrected sir. I recently saw a picture of an M-9 next to its cardboard box with the Beretta tag on it. Guess Beretta changed some things. All in all enjoy it because it's a great gun. First time at the range I was hitting bullseyes.
I feel cheated. Mine came in a cardboard box.
The tag in my picture does have the Flag on the opposite side.


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Have you watched? Who is it about? About fleas? Or about us? The people who were born in the bank system?
Don't you sometimes think that you were born for greater things? Not for glass jars, not for the dullness and hopelessness that surrounds you today? Not to be forced to work hard from morning till evening for somebody else and get miserable pennies for this hard work?
And spend all your life on this!
The only life you have, because you won't get another one!!
Did you think of it? If yes, then we have the same way!
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Today you help others — tomorrow you will be helped!
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First of all. For information. We still live in a slave society. Like we did thousands of years ago. Nothing has changed since then. Except that the chains are economic now. That's the only difference. And for the rest, everything is the same. There are slaves and owners. The owners are the ones who print money. Have you got surprised? :-))
Next. What is money? Nothing! Nihil. A phantom. Emptiness! Just the colorful paper, beautifully decorated with all sorts water marks, emblems and pictures. (Usually the portraits of great men. They look so respectable. :-)) Owners print it in any quantity and when they want to.
Money is nothing more but wrap paper. Owners give it to slaves as "pay for work". Doing it, they teach the slaves solemnly that "money must be earned honestly." And the slaves obediently listen to them. We are brainwashed from the cradle with all sorts of books, pamphlets, films, mass media — this whole giant, well-organized and ruthlessly efficient state brainwashing machine. The slaves do not know other things, and they think that the world should work like this and they have no other ways. But, they do!!
Together we change the world!
P.S. One more thing. In fact, people don't need much money. That is not money which is important. It is important that you are AWARE of having it! You know there's a money box, which you can open at any time and take out as much money as you need. That's what is really important! Confidence in the future. Reliability.
Now MMM is such a money box. One common box. For everybody. The money box, where millions of people keep their funds. Do you need money? Open and take it. As much as you need. That's it. A sort of global mutual aid fund. Today you have helped — tomorrow you will be helped! This is the point of the System. Read IDEOLOGY. Before you join. This is very important!
There are no guarantees or promises! Neither explicit nor implied.
There are neither investments nor business! The members help each other, sending each other money directly, without intermediaries. That's all! There's nothing else to it.
There are no securities transactions, no relationships with professional participants of the securities market; you do not acquire any securities. (Do you really need them? :-))
There are no rules. That's the main principle! The only rule is no rules. None at all! Even if you follow all of the instructions, you may still "lose". "Win" might not be paid. Without any reason or explanation.
In general, you may lose all your money. Always remember this and only share money you have to spare. Or share none at all! Amen. :-))
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Rose McGowan's shady tweets about Adam Sandler may have come with some serious consequences.
The outspoken actress revealed Thursday–once again on Twitter–that her agent dropped her in the wake of the social media exposé in which she shared a casting note for an upcoming Adam Sandler movie.
"I just got fired by my wussy acting agent because I spoke up about the bulls--t in Hollywood. Hahaha #douchebags #awesome #bringit," she first wrote to followers.
Then: "The awesome thing about being an artist? You can't be fired from your own mind. #freedom."
McGowan's tweet under fire was of a script's notes just a few days back, which read as follows: "Please make sure to read the attached script before coming in so you understand the context of the scenes. Wardrobe note: Black (or dark) form-fitting tank that shows off cleavage (push-up bras encouraged). And formfitting leggings or jeans. Nothing white."
She captioned the pic: "casting note that came w/script I got today. For real. name of male star rhymes with Madam Panhandler hahahaha I die."
Earlier this week, in an interview with Gawker, McGowan dished about wanting to keep people on her team that understood her overall vision for her career.
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Gangavaram Port Limited in Gangavaram, India, has ordered two G HMK 6407 B Mobile Harbor Cranes from Gottwald Port Technology (Gottwald) and they are already on-site. These are the first Generation 5 Model 6 cranes in India, bringing the overall number of Gottwald Mobile Harbor Cranes sold to the Indian market to 15, comprising 11 new and four used cranes.
"This latest order reflects the growing opportunities for our innovative Generation 5 and demonstrates the high level of confidence in our products and services," says Michael Hoberg, Gottwald's Regional Sales Manager. "At the same time, with this order we have managed to strengthen our position in this important market, which has one of the fastest growing economies in the world."
Gangavaram Port Ltd., a public-private partnership initiative, opted for two G HMK 6407 B four-rope grab Mobile Harbor Cranes for handling the import and export of iron-ore, coal, limestone and other bulk materials as well as general cargo at its new port, which is currently under construction. Phase I of the Gangavaram Port, which is located half-way along the East coast of India, about 15 km south of Visakhapatnam Port (Andhra Pradesh), is scheduled to be operational between March and May 2008.
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The G HMK 6407 B is just one variant of Model 6 in the range of Generation 5 cranes, launched successfully in 2006, available as Mobile Harbor, Portal Harbor and Floating Cranes and as a four-rope grab variant for professional bulk handling. Of a total of 93 Generation 5 cranes sold to date, 59 have been Model 6 cranes, making the successor of the HMK 300/330 the company's new bestseller.
With a 50-tonne grab curve, a maximum radius of 51 meters and a maximum hoisting speed of 110 m/min, the G HMK 6407 B four-rope grab Mobile Harbor Crane achieves average handling rates of up to 1,100 tph depending on site conditions. The high crane classification ensures a long service life and caters for the special conditions of continuous-duty bulk handling up to several thousand operating hours per annum.
Shyam Pathak, Gottwald's Representative in India, is delighted to see Gottwald's foothold in India being consolidated. "Thanks to convincing technology and a strong reputation, Gottwald has held its own against strong competition. Indian ports are increasingly willing to invest in state-of-the-art equipment. And Gottwald is known for offering state-of-the-art equipment with Mobile Harbor Crane concepts for all types of cargo handling such as containers and general cargo, but also for the professional continuous-duty handling of bulk materials. The new order will serve as an excellent reference for new and follow-up orders."


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Days after posting the Batman: Arkham Knight release date on their website, the Microsoft Store has scrubbed the information. Wonder what that's all about?
As we reported on Sunday, the Microsoft Store's listing said that Batman: Arkham Knight would debut on February 24th, 2015. It was a believable date. That's a Tuesday, the day North American stores typically receive new games.
It's not unusual for retailer to have placeholder dates. These placeholders are often very easy to spot, though. They're typically the end or beginning of a year or quarter. For example, Amazon lists the Arkham Knight release date as December 31st, 2015. The date Microsoft Store supplied for Arkham Knight seemed a more precise than usual.
You could read Microsoft Store's removal of the date as simply them covering their ass. They accidentally leaked the date before Warner Bros. could reveal it, got chewed out when the date was publicized, and then changed it to "Not announced" to put the matter to bed.
Still, just because the date looked real doesn't mean it was real. It's just as possible that this release date was just an educated guess provided by WB. They may not have intended for Microsoft to publish it. Microsoft, meanwhile, probably didn't expect the sort of attention that the release date received.
As readers pointed out, the February 24th release date had one serious flaw: Witcher 3. CD Projekt's open-world RPG is launching on that day for the same platforms (PS4, Xbox One, PC). Warner Bros. is the publisher for both games in North America and it's hard to believe that they'd release both titles on top of each other. The two games are different genres but still close enough to risk hurting each other's potential sales. It's more likely that WB will want to put a few weeks between their launches to ensure that each game gets its proper share of the spotlight.
The cynic in me wonders whether retailers post these unconfirmed dates specifically to get a reaction from press or gamers. I'm sure it drives a lot of traffic to their pre-order listings. Even if 0.1% of the gamers visiting that page reserve a copy, that's business that competitors aren't getting. That being said, the date's probably just the result of human error.
This is far from the first preliminary release date to get deleted after gamers noticed it. I took screenshots of the Microsoft Store's listing specifically because I expected them to pull it. Sometimes these dates turn out to be legit, sometimes they're bogus. We may have to wait a few more months to find out either way.
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Georgia has landed a commitment from perhaps the state's top wide receiver prospect.
Chris Conley from North Paulding High School became the Bulldogs fifth 2011 verbal commitment when he gave a nonbinding pledge to the Bulldogs this morning.
The 6-foot-3, 185-pound Conley picked the Bulldogs over Alabama, Clemson, Georgia Tech and Stanford.
Conley called Georgia coach Mark Richt this morning with his decision and then told a gathering at the Dallas school that included teammates, school administrators, coaches and family.
He chose not to have media present when he revealed his college choice, instead issuing a statement.
"He's kind of a low key kid that doesn't really think greatly of himself, and a kid of his recruiting stature could have made this a national media kind of deal," North Paulding coach Heath Webb said. "He chose not to have any media there. He wanted to celebrate with his teammates and coaches. That's indicative of his personality."
Georgia lost out on the top receiver in the state in 2010 — Calhoun's Da'Rick Rogers — who signed with Tennessee after backing out of a commitment to Georgia. He revealed his switch at a signing day announcement.
Webb did not mention Rogers by name, but called Conley's approach "pretty much the exact opposite, which is one of the reasons that the University of Georgia and their staff fell in love with him."
Webb said that Conley's statement declared he would no longer have contact with other schools.
Georgia will have seven scholarship receivers this season, but will lose senior Kris Durham and could lose junior A.J. Green to the NFL after this season.
Conley, who Webb says was timed running the 40 in 4.42 seconds, is ranked as the No. 34 wide receiver in the nation by Scout.com.
Conley had 81 catches for 848 yards and six touchdowns last season.
He plans to graduate in December and enroll at Georgia in January.
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Coming directly from his club team's gritty performance in Los Angeles, Kansas City Wizards forward Josh Wolff is ready to leave it all on the field for his country.
The speedy and crafty Wolff has been an integral part of the success of the U.S. national team program over the past four years. At the Sydney Olympics in 2000, Wolff was a mainstay, scoring two goals in helping the USA to a best ever fourth-place finish. And after earning man of the match honors for his performance in a key 2-0 World Cup qualifying triumph over Mexico in the run-in to Korea/Japan 2002 where he scored a goal and an assist, Wolff provided the final ball to Brian McBride who struck the game-winner against Mexico in the World Cup quarterfinal in Korea.
Unfortunately, Wolff has not been available for his country as much as he would like during the current semifinal round of CONCACAF qualifying matches for Germany 2006 due to an inflamed knee.
"I've missed a lot, so I'm glad I'm back in from injuries and what not," said Wolff, who last played for the U.S. against Mexico in a friendly in Dallas on March 28.
"Anytime you get an opportunity to play for your country is a pretty great opportunity. Now I just have to get on the field and help the team win some games, get some points, and move through this qualifying phase," said Wolff, who has won six caps with the senior national team while tallying six goals.
The U.S. leads its qualifying group at this stage and is looking to seal their fate with two positive results Saturday at El Salvador and Wednesday at RFK Stadium in Washington D.C. against Panama. The USA's situation mirrors the situation Wolff and the Wizards have been facing for a few matches now as they look to win the Western Conference of Major League Soccer. Wolff plans to bring the tenacity and focus typical of his Wizards to the national team.
"I want to bring a lot of effort and energy. Obviously, when you play with the national team, that's how we try to play -- put a lot of pressure on the other team and get our chances and opportunities that way, not allow them to play," Wolff said.
As always, an away match in the CONCACAF region is no sure thing. Wolff expects a match similar to the Wizards' 1-1 tie in Los Angeles last Saturday.
"We certainly took it on the chin for about the first 25 or 30 minutes, but we got through it. Perhaps it wasn't a beautiful game, but in the end we got a very important point. That's kind of what it's like going on the road; you do what you can to get points. It might not be pretty, but in the end it's about getting results," Wolff said, echoing the mantra of U.S. manager Bruce Arena.
The U.S.'s performances, though good enough to put them on top, have been less than dominating recently. But Wolff said that has been a topic of discussion with the national team camp.
"Most importantly, the guys and the coaching staff were just discussing, is to put a better effort in over 90 minutes," he said.
Wolff is ready to fill whatever role he is put into, he said, and that physically he up to the demands of both club and country.
"[The knee is] strong. At the end of the year, I think everybody's body is sore and aching a bit, but you try to get through it," Wolff said. "Am I as fresh as I was in March and April? No. But at this point, you've got to try to put everything behind you and get geared up for the game as much as you can; it shouldn't take much. I'm pretty happy with where I am physically, but it could always be better."
Robert Rusert is a contributor to MLSnet.com. This story was not subject to approval by Major League Soccer or its clubs.


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The April 16 commentary "Forest 'management' does far more harm than good" was insulting to me as a forestry educator, researcher and practitioner.
No one disputes the fact that dead trees are important and that fire is an important natural process (this is not new science). However, the commentary commits the classic "cherry-picking" of unspecified "studies" to support the author's notions about forest ecology and naturalness. The statement that "It is questionable whether we can remove substantial quantities of live or dead wood from the forest without serious long term biological impoverishment ..." is itself highly questionable.
Another statement, that "we probably do not have enough dead trees in our forest ecosystems," is a head scratcher. What about all the recently created snags? Since 2000, 43 percent of the Sisters Ranger District burned in large wildfires, creating millions of snags with only a fraction being salvaged logged. That isn't enough?
From the tenor of the commentary, I got the feeling that people and, especially, foresters do not belong on this planet lest we spoil it. As scientific knowledge about forests has increased, foresters too have evolved in applying this new knowledge. Sustainable forestry aims to balance ecological, social and economic values. The commentary argues exclusively for ecological values, as if human and community values don't matter.
In reality, it's not just about the ecological values in these debates. Social and economic values are essential concerns too. How we effectively integrate all three is the challenge.
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My mom and I are taking a mother daughter trip to Japan sometime in November we are looking at 8-9 nights, 10 if we push it. I guess my question is how much can I fit into this time without just being rushed and seeing nothing at all. Should we just divide that time between Tokyo and Kyoto or should we make side trips. Would we have time to see Hiroshima? What side trips do you recommend for us? We both love history and beautiful scenery, we want to take some awesome photographs. Any help? Thanks in advance.
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Believe me, you will get plenty of responses - just not in the first hour after you post. Be patient. We have lots of Japan experts here.
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ok =) just excited I guess.
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and its a holiday weekend
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While you are awaiting a response to your question, go to the top of the page and choose Japan from the drop-doown menu. That will bring up all of the recent posts about Japan. I find I learn a lot from the others questions and responses.
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I am not on my home computer this weekend so I don't have all of my bookmarks available. I would say with 10 nights available I would split the time between Tokyo and Kyoto. You can do a long day trip from Kyoto to Hiroshima one day if you like. The transit time would be about two hours each Way but you could easily spend four or ffive hours in Hiroshima sightseeing.
The best way to maximize your 10 days is to fly into Tokyo and fly out of Osaka. That way you don't have to backtrack into Tokyo from Kyoto for your flight home
If you want to you can take one night from Tokyo and one night from Kyoto and add those two nights to a stay in Hakone. You will get lovely mountain pictures here with a possible viewing of Mt Fuji.
Check the Japan guide site also for Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima info. Be back with more detail when I get home tomorrow.
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You've already gotten some great advice, including the reference to japan-guide.com
With 8 or 9 nights (10 would be better!), you should be able to get a nice taste of Kyoto and Tokyo (fly into one, out of the other; for Kyoto, that probably means Kansai) and you should be able to include a visit to Hiroshima, too (and for that, consider staying overnight at a ryokan in Mijajima).
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Ok, then make it 9 nights and do try to push it to 10. You definitely have time for a side trip or day trip.
Peak fall colors will be in Kyoto around November 18th. You should visit Meiji Jingu (shrine) in Tokyo on a Sunday before that. It is a beautiful park and shrine and at that time you should see wedding processions and families with their children celebrating Shich-Go-San.
If you fly to Tokyo and from Osaka then you would not need a JR Pass. Tokyo to Kyoto would be about 13,500 and Kyoto to Kansai Airport would be about 3,500 yen. So your rail cost is 17,000 (assuming you want to take the train to the airport).
Kyoto to Hiroshima is about 11,000 each way. That gets you to about 39,000 total to pay as you go. A JR Pass costs about 28,000 so it would provide a savings.
That means that the additional cost for Kyoto- Hiroshima- Kyoto would be about 11,000 yen each (28,000 pass cost minus the 17,000 you would pay anyway). That is about $110. If your budget allows it then I would consider it to be worth it: it is high quality transportation, a good value, an enjoyable trip, and with your interest in history a visit to the Peace Park and museum would definitely be worth your time. It is an easy streetcar ride from Hiroshima station to the Genbaku Dome and Peace Park.
Hiroshima castle was more interesting than I expected, so you could visit that too (walk from Peace Park), but a visit to Miyajima would be better if you have, or can make, the time (street car, train, and ferry or train and ferry from Peace Park). Staying the night at a ryokan on Miyajima even better.
If you had to return to Tokyo to get your return flight then your train costs will be at or just above the cost of a 7-day JR Pass. In that case, visiting Hiroshima would be no extra cost.
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Could someone speak about the ease of Americans using the Japan Rail System? It is our first time to Japan as well - and in the fall - and we will be making a circle route from Narita/Nagano to the west coast and down to Kyoto and back to Tokyo. We will purchase the rail pass. Thanks for any help or advice you can shed. I see that sometimes we need to transfer between one and two times along the way within a 3 hour period. We do not speak or write Japanese. Can we get by with little stress?
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I have found it incredibly easy to use the rail system, especially if you have a rail pass, which allows you to bypass the ticket counter (assuming you will have made reservations for your various trips at the rail pass office--we used the folks in Tokyo Station and they couldn't have been more wonderful in helping us reserve seats for our whole route). If you want to be more flexible I believe you can make seat reservations as you go.
The trains are punctual, well equipped, clean, and fast, and they will take you most anywhere you plan to go. Don't dawdle when you make a connection because your next train will leave on time. Announcements on the trains we have taken (except for the most far-flung lines) have been in English as well as Japanese. Officials at the stations and other travelers will be very helpful if you look like you need assistance or are lost. Transfers are easy, but don't dawdle because, as I mentioned, the trains run on time!
I predict little stress. Have a great trip!
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I agree that you are likely to find the Japanese rail system very easy to use. For more info:
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Enzo47, sounds like you have used hyperdia to find out your route? Your transfers will be pretty easy. You can take the shinkansen or limited express trains for your whole trip.
You can get reserved seats as you go, minutes before the train departs. And there are unreserved cars.
When you leave Nagano one of your options would be to take a JR local (unreserved) to Naoetsu and transfer to a limited express train to Kanazawa. The other option is two shinkansen and a limited express, all with reserved seating.
You can get the reserved seat for Naoetsu to Kanazawa at Nagano station. I think the agent will also give you a ticket for the local train from Nagano with trip info on it but it would be a train without reserved seats. In the unlikely event that you mess up and miss the connection in Naoetsu then you can just get on the next train to Kanazawa in an unreserved car.
They should print your reserved seat tickets in English. If it is all Japanese then just ask for another one but in English. Station signs will be in English.
By the time you are on the train to Kanazawa, maybe by the time you are on the train to Nagano, you will be pros.
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One of the things we loved most about Hyperdia was that when we plugged in a route, it not only told us exact train times but also every platform.
So if we did a journey involving changes we knew that train A would come into platform X at 13:45 and train B would leave from platform & at 13:55. We didn't even need to look at the various departure boards or platform boards, though we always double checked, and Hyperdia was always correct. We just went straight between our arrival and our departure platform, very easy and quick.
For local journeys where we'd not looked up a partiular train time, we didn't have any trouble either as there were announcements in English and everything was very straightforward.
Wish our (British) train system were more like this...
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Ron Paul discusses the budgetary limitations that expansive U.S. foreign policy imposes on domestic programs, the Dennis Kucinich resolution (co-sponsored by Rep. Paul) that will require a House of Representatives debate on the war in Afghanistan, wrongheaded government action on the coming dollar crisis and why the peace and liberty movement is best served by setting a good example and avoiding the politics of personality.
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Scott Horton: Every hero has got to have his theme music. That one goes out to my hero, Dr. Ron Paul. Welcome back to the show, Ron. How are you doing?
Ron Paul: Thank you, Scott, good to be with you.
Scott Horton: I really mean that, too. I got to tell you, at least over here at the Hate the State Estate, we cheer out loud watching the YouTube videos of your TV news appearances. It's just great seeing you get up there and teaching these people. Especially, no matter what the question is, you always bring up war. They'll say, "Ron, what do you think about Social Security?" And you say, "Well, we got to end this empire."
Ron Paul: Well, you know, they try to separate them into two factions. One is the foreign policy, and the other is domestic policy. And I argue that you can't separate the two. So if you want more money in our economy and the retired people take care of themselves and you have a free market, you want less war and less spending overseas. But even in the transitional period, I'm willing to vote against all that operation overseas and hopefully work our way out of our domestic problems, which means that even in a transition you might be able to get a few converts to come out against the war. The big frustration is that Obama was supposed to help us out on that and I'm sure the progressive Democrats aren't very happy with him on that issue, either.
Scott Horton: Yeah. Well, they certainly don't have reason to be happy with him at all. So, basically what's happening here with all these TV appearances that you've been doing… it's so cool for those of us who were big fans back in the day when you were sort of underground and hated, you know "there is one good congressman." and all that. Now it's totally different. Now you're a household name for everyone in the whole society. Everybody knows you now. And since the beginning of your run for president, you've been doing the world's greatest speaking tour on behalf of individual liberty and peace, I think, probably ever, which has got to feel great knowing that you're getting away with continuing to accomplish this on a daily basis. The people on the news keep calling you back because you have an answer for everything that they have asked. And it really is great and it seems like, I say all that to set up for a question here, it seems like it's working, at least on the young. And I'm joined here, actually, in the studio by my friend, Nick Hancock and he's from the Young Americans for Liberty and The Year of Youth. And he was there at CPAC and was part of, I believe, the voting population that helped put you over the top couple of weekends ago. So welcome, Nick, and did you have a question for Dr. Paul about CPAC and the Peace Movement?
Nick Hancock: Yeah. Hey, Dr. Paul, I've had the pleasure of meeting you a couple of times; once in Los Angeles and once in DC for CPAC. And real quick, I just want to say that the youth movement is … if anyone has any doubts, I know Ron doesn't, but for anyone who has any doubts, they're real connections, these are real people with their hearts really in the movement. And we came together with the […] and a lot of great memories out of CPAC. And you and just the issues of the world today, I guess, sir, are together bringing us together in this perfect storm.
But the one thing that's dividing the youth movement a little bit is how to react or what the commentary is on the relationships with names like Michael Steele or Glenn Beck, or the types of names who came out before who aren't friendly to a lot of our viewpoints. But then somehow magically they change their opinion or come around in for a photo op and swing in and all that. So there is one side of the movement that is yelling "heads on a stick, heads on a stick" and then the other side of the movement is saying, "No, you know, when people realize they make mistakes, they're growing up or they're changing their minds, whatever you want to call it". How do you address those issues and how do you know when someone's being genuine or just trying to use your influence and your movement?
Ron Paul: I try to ignore the discussion of the personalities. I don't want it to be over personalities and too often that becomes emotional. So I don't go out of my way if they mention somebody's name and say, "Do you think they're trying to come in and take over?" They may well be, I don't want that to be issue. I think the only issue should be is what we believe in. And I see my responsibility as setting a record; not only saying the right thing but also voting the right way. I purposely avoided the best I could from ever mentioning George Bush's name when he was president, although I was opposed to his foreign policy and his domestic policy when it came to the PATRIOT Act and other surveillance activities he was participating in.
But I didn't want to have to take care of the emotional attachment to George Bush, especially since he was in Texas. And I didn't want to make it a personality issue. I think you can win more battles if you stay in the realm of the ideas. The only problem with it is in the media they always want confrontation. They're always stirring it up. I do get some of these interviews mainly because I will oppose the conventional wisdom of both Democrats and Republicans, but especially the Republicans. If it is a progressive program, they might want us to use it just to say, "See, these Republicans don't know what they're talking about, Ron Paul says this". And I know what they're trying to do. But I really try to stay away from it. I don't want to have the job of not only promoting the ideas I believed in, and then I have to discredit the people who are in opposition when there is an emotional attachment… I try to avoid that the best I can.
Scott Horton: Well, it seems Dr. Paul like the real split on the right is over war. And the positions are really being solidified. It's funny because I know that you're almost alone in the House of Representatives, but ideologically out here in the world where you have this whole Tea Party Movement going on and, as you said, progressives who already are getting over Barack Obama after his expansion of the wars and so forth. You know, I wondered do you think it's possible that Nick and the Year of Youth types can actually help you? Is it an attainable goal really to get the right wing to be anti-interventionist? I mean, it is Obama's war now, right? What's to like about that?
Ron Paul: Well, I think one of the reasons why I did well in the election was it was no longer me confronting George Bush, and it was Obama's war. So this should soften the position of the conservatives. The conservative Republicans were positively opposed to Clinton's war in Bosnia which was an interventionist war. So I think there is reason to hope they'll do better. Maybe not for a perfect reason, but only because they're out of power right now. But next week there is a very good chance, because a group of us that have gotten together along with Dennis Kucinich and some other Democrats and we've introduced a resolution challenging the war in Afghanistan based on the War Power Resolution. And Dennis has been promised by the leadership that we're going to have a three hour debate on Afghanistan. We should have had it 10 years ago and 5 years ago. It should be constant. But we're finally going to have a debate because that funding and the promotion of the Afghan war is more likely to come from the Republicans than the Democrats. So I'm interested in seeing how this comes down. There will be a vote on this and I'm hoping that we can pick up some more Republican support on this as well as more Democrats, for that matter. The anti-war coalition that we worked with against Bush has softened on the Democratic side because of the partisan issue. That becomes pretty frustrating. But next week might be an interesting week to see what happens.
Scott Horton: It's too bad. I know foreign policy is not everybody's first issue, but I wish I could be Ron Paul and Denis Kucinich in the Peace Party, and let the Cheneys and the Obamas have each other.
Ron Paul: Yeah, that sounds right.
Scott Horton: Because we have somewhat of an anti-war movement on the left and the right. But it's kind of hard to bring us together and it's good to see you working with Dennis Kucinich on that. I was actually just going to ask you about that; whether you were going to be or not. So that's great to hear that.
Let me ask you about money real quick here, Dr. Paul. Well, I'll put it this way. I've got some Austrian economists in my left here saying that the damage is done, the seeds have been sown, the dollar will be destroyed, it's only a matter of time. And then I have a word of caution that comes from a few different places, but most importantly to me, from the great Robert Higgs at the Independent Institute who says, "Well, they know that they're between a rock and a hard place, and they will jack up interest rates through the roof before they let the dollar be completely destroyed. They will find a way out of this or at least they know that they need to." So do you think that it's possible that we actually have time to maybe actually roll back the empire and cut some spending and avoid a total dollar meltdown and the kind of crisis that will come with that?
Ron Paul: No, but there may be a position in between. They won't do it deliberately and calmly and more smoothly by just cutting back. But if they allow it to continue, there will be a major crisis. Something will have to happen not because they want to, but because they'll have to. They may save the dollar in name, but they'll have to change the monetary policy, they'll have to say, well, in picking up the pieces. But I don't think it's going to happen without a much greater financial crisis, which I think is going to come in the next several years. Nobody knows exactly when the panic hits and everybody panics and dumps dollars. But not only will the Fed raise interest rates, but the market will raise interest rates. But in 1979-1980 when Volcker came in, he took interest rates up to 21% and got a lot of heat for it. But in a way, if he hadn't done that, the confidence in the dollar would have been further lost and who knows what might have happened. Right now they're not on the verge of doing that because the conditions are worse and if they do that the economy would weaken so much. So they're going to wait until the market demands that something be done.
Scott Horton: Do you think we're risking a real crack up boom where I think the worst case scenario, as I have read it would be, all the central bankers in the world panicking and saying, "Oh no, today is the day" and just dumping their debt and all of a sudden trillions and trillions of dollars will be coming back to the United States and all of us will be the last ones holding the bag there. I mean, is that really the kind of danger we're messing with here?
Ron Paul: It sure is. And right now, though, it's in everybody's interest to keep this game going. Whether you're holding dollars or printing dollars, I'm sure what we do is we agree that if you help prop up our dollar we're going to help maintain order in the system so if somebody gets behind, like Greece, we will help them out behind the scenes. And certainly if we can help countries like that around the world and bail them out, we'll bail out states like California and others because for a state like California to default on payments just wouldn't be tolerated. But the market is what regulates this when it gets absolutely out of control, then there will be dumping no matter how hard they work to hold it together.
Scott Horton: Alright everybody, that's Dr. Ron Paul, he represents district 14 on the Texas Gulf Coast there, and represents me in the House of Representatives. Thank you very much.
Ron Paul: Thank you, it's good to be with you, Scott.
Scott Horton: Alright also we go out and get "End the Fed", and most especially, "The Revolution: A Manifesto". That book will change your view.


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Daniel M. Kashian is an Associate Professor at Wayne State University in Detroit, Michigan, USA, where he conducts research and teaches courses in forest and landscape ecology. He studies the effects and interactions of human and natural disturbances on forest structure and ecosystem processes and the influences of these disturbances in shaping the distribution and spatial heterogeneity of terrestrial plant communities and ecosystems. His work is aimed towards understanding how the combination of site factors, biotic interactions, natural disturbances, and humans affects landscape patterns and ecosystem processes in forests. He received his B.S. and M.S. degrees in natural resources at the University of Michigan, his Ph.D. degree in zoology and forest ecology and management at the University of Wisconsin, and his Postdoc research at Colorado State University. Dr. Kashian's research has examined postfire and insect outbreak stand dynamics and carbon storage in lodgepole pine forests of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; aspen forest dynamics in Colorado and Minnesota; the dynamics and variability of jack pine forests in northern Lower and Upper Michigan; and ash persistence in the presence of an invasive insect (emerald ash borer) in the Metro Detroit area.
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Many of us non-techie folk rely totally on 'off the shelf' sitemap generators. This may be where the problem lies.
One I've used only includes pages to level two; rather missing the point that sitemaps are to help get those deep pages Googled!
Another does a beautiful job from a well designed, professional looking site - but often (not always) omits the last few lines of the map. Not helpful.
A third does a great job. Usually. But it seems to have a minor allergy, and repeatedly claimed errors that simply did not exist - very frustrating until I used two other programs, and have had no problems since.
Clues to errors:
1. Makes it too fast - probably missing chunks.
2. Fails to report the number of pages that you know you have (don't you!)
There's no substitute for a visual check, however.
All three of these programs are listed on Google's website.
When I first looked at it I could not understand why they were plugging something then telling you to go off and download software from god knows who!
Given their resources it should simply be 'click here to create your site map'
Half a job in my opinion!
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Given their resources it should simply be 'click here to create your site map'
The reason for using a sitemap is to tell Google what to crawl and where to find it. If you don't think Google can crawl your site adequately without help, why would you trust Google to crawl your site for a sitemap?
[edited by: europeforvisitors at 5:50 pm (utc) on Aug. 6, 2006]
So you might be onto something...
One thing I noted, if your html coding is crappy or a "cowboy code" these automated programs will miss links.
The same will happen with regular spiders like Googlebot. If a sitemap generator is not capable of reading the HTML soup on your site, you shouldn't expect Googlebot to index it well either. This is where the basic problem lies with sitemap generators. Sites with a clean HTML structure and linkpaths won't have that much problems with indexing.
My experience is that a good link checker capable of generating sitemaps is far better than using a generator which can generate sitemaps only. A link checker is therefore the start for generating a sitemap.
First run a link checker over your site until no internal link errors are found and no orphan pages exist. Orphan pages can be put in a sitemap file for Google to index them, but chances are rare that they will rank because of no incomming links.
Secondly use the link checker to check the link depth of the pages from the main source of pagerank (mostly the homepage). Lack of pagerank is often the reason that Googlebot doesn't index specific pages or pagetrees. Pagerank dillutes when pages are many steps away from the pagerank source. Decreasing the number of steps from the homepage to the pages you want to index may help. Again, you can add these pages in a sitemap file and Google might index them, but they probably won't rank.
Third, check the output of the link checker for duplicate contents. Do all links display under the same type of URL, or do you see URL types you didn't know they were there. next and previous links in some forum software kan generate these strange URLs, or printer-friendly outputs. Remove these URLs or at least make them harmless with a dynamic generated robots meta tag. I ran a link checker on a dynamically generated site with a common used CMS system where I thought I had all URLs rewritten in the .htaccess. There were however still several hunderds "strange" URLs popping up from all kinds of deep pages. Rewrite these URLs, until you are sure every piece of content can only be accessed via one unique URL and is only referenced in your site with that specific URL.
Step four is the generation of the sitemap. But for many sites, after you completed the first three steps, you don't need the sitemap file anymore because Googlebot can find its way through the site on its own.
xenu link slueth is a very large help
Yes, but it doesn't accurately count the path depth of a specific page to the homepage. The level it shows is the level of the first reference of a page it encountered, but not necessarily the lowest possible level. If you run the program several times, you may see different level values for a specific URL with each run. Other link checkers are better in level counting but worse in other fields.
But back to the subject of the thread: it does generate a list of URLs which can be the base of a Google sitemap.
I launched on July 1, I have 33 back links in MSN 167 in Y and 0 in G plus MSN has indexed just over 300 pages and Y 52. Yet G only 1.
Despite the Googlebot coming every week on the money then posting it crawled on Aug 5 that it came on AUG 2!.
Then it leaves the same info nothing changed during the time saying 1 URL cant be found when its there and one bag on nonsense.
I have a massive site and it took me only a few days to get hooked in DMOZ. And yet to no avail G will only index my home page.
Whats the deal, Ive heard people say that they have dumped their sitemap account and then G indexes there pages how weird is that. Plus I heard G does not count a IBL if its just a few weeks OLD only.
Is this for real, that means when the next update comes I am...out of luck then.
I BLAME GOOGLE. Why put out a system if it is not working properly and can invariably do more harm than good AND guys here cuss out Microsoft. There might be a cost difference but good hype drives up stock value and keeping in the news with new innovative things drives up the hype. So what is the real purpose of G sitemaps.
My thoughts....
If you don't think Google can crawl your site adequately without help, why would you trust Google to crawl your site for a sitemap?
I would trust Google's technical know-how a great deal more than I would some programmer unknown, possibly sat in a bedroom somewhere!
My main point is they are promoting a service that, when visited, cannot be easily used by many.
If it requires a site map generator to use then they should supply one of their own.
You don't need the brains of a Google programmer to see that!
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I would trust Google's technical know-how a great deal more than I would some programmer unknown, possibly sat in a bedroom somewhere!
In that case, why not trust Googlebot to crawl your site without a sitemap?
Google sitemaps are simply an option for people who don't trust Googlebot to get the job done without help from an outside source.
I launched on July 1, I have 33 back links in MSN 167 in Y and 0 in G plus MSN has indexed just over 300 pages and Y 52. Yet G only 1.
Google's back link search only shows a random sample of the backlinks that Google has actually found and is using to rank the site. In other words, there is no way of knowing how many backlinks Google knows about.
If it requires a site map generator to use then they should supply one of their own.
The entire point of the sitemaps project is for site owners to build and check a complete list of their site's pages and assign crawl priorities. It wouldn't make a difference if Google provided the tool if site owners aren't doing the checking part with the current tools.
Google sitemaps are simply an option for people who don't trust Googlebot to get the job done without help from an outside source.
No, it's more than that... It's a way to set page priorities (including, I would think, if it's not in the list it's not important), it's a single place for Google to check to see what's new and what's changed.
All in all it's a pretty great tool for those of us with dynamic web sites - and that's the only context I use it in. If the site rarely changes (e.g. a brochureware site), I don't know that it would be all that valuable.
Also the site which is 3 months old, was fully indexed and all pages were out of the supplemental index 2 weeks ago. But only 3 days ago, half of pages where dropped and the vast majority went back to the supplemental index. I wonder whether this is because I use Sitemaps, or is there something else I am doing wrong.
It's my understanding that the Google Sitemaps service is for pages that are hidden from crawlers due to links embedded in Flash, Javascript or other client-side code.
The sitemap generator should be built in to your web site's content management system. It shouldn't be a seperate piece of software that crawls your site.
Google have done a good job of creating a simple, yet effective way of submitting sitemaps to Google. It's not complicated to program a sitemap creator to complient your existing web sitesback-end software. I can't see an off-the-shelf package could be of any real use, it's not a one-size-fits-all problem.


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