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3 Tips To Prepare Your Piano For A Move
If you are in the process of moving from one home to another, you might be worried about moving your piano. After all, a piano can be quite large and heavy, making it challenging to move, and you also have to worry about it being damaged in the process. Luckily, you can hire a piano moving service to move your piano for you, but you will need to make sure that it's properly prepared for the journey.
4 Tips For Safely Packing Books For Storage
Packing up a home full of books for a move can be a daunting process. Your books are usually either a prized possession or something you are planning on reading. It is advisable to begin the process ahead of time so you can weed out the ones that aren't really on your current reading list. 1. Label Correctly If you have a large assortment of books, it is wise to pack them however you prefer to organize them on your bookshelves.
3 Tips For Making More Efficient Use Of Your Household Movers
If you want to maximize the efficiency of your household movers, it is important to implement some changes to the standard moving practices. By doing so, you won't be creating much extra work for yourself, and the benefits can be significant. #1-Color Code Each Person's Boxes And Room Regardless of whether you plan to use existing boxes or you will be buying them, plan to identify each box. By doing so, you will direct each box to the appropriate room, without any wasted time or effort.
Small-Space Growing Tips For Avid Gardeners
Are you an avid gardener? Have you recently moved to a new home, only to discover that there is little room for your favorite hobby? Even the smallest apartments can be used for gardening, but it's even better if you actually have a house with even a tiny yard. Here are some tips that will help you to make the most of your space and to get the flowers or vegetables that you really want:
3 Questions To Ask A Potential Moving Company That You Hire
Moving can be a stressful experience. If you have ever tried to do a move on your own you know it can be physically straining, time consuming, and expensive. This is why many people choose to hire a moving company. There are so many benefits to hiring a moving company that for most people it is the easiest and most efficient way to move. However, before you hire a moving company it is important that you ask a couple important questions.
College Students And Self-Storage: 4 Things You'Ll Want To Store Before Heading Home
In the fall, students pack up their belongings from their parent's house and head off to the college campus where they'll live for the next few months. As a college student, you'll bring a lot of stuff with you, including clothes, toiletries, television, miniature fridge and maybe even some furniture. Plus, while in the dorm room, you'll begin to accumulate more and more stuff, especially books and school supplies. When it comes time to move out of the dorm for the summer, you probably don't want to take all this stuff back home with you.
5 Tools To Have Handy On Moving Day
Moving from one place to another is one of the most stressful times in a persons life, usually. However, by preparing in the right way, you can be sure that you make this day less stressful and much more exciting. Too often, people are not prepared for their move, especially when it comes to gathering the right moving tools. Here are five moving tools to be sure you have handy on moving day:
2 Ways Your Business Can Benefit From Plastic Storage Bins
As a business owner, you are always looking for ways to save money and keep things organized and safe. One of the ways you can do this is by using heavy duty plastic storage totes. For many business owners, storage totes weren't the first thing on their mind. However, they are an ingenious way to save money and time. To help you learn more about how you can use these storage totes to your advantage, check out some of the information below.
Tips For Moving Your Cat Across The Country
If you are feeling apprehensive about moving your cat across the country, then you are not alone. It is very common for cat owners to feel stressed out over having to make a long distance move with their furry friends. In order to alleviate your apprehension, follow these guidelines for moving your kitty: Expose Your Cat to Moving Boxes Early Since cats are curious creatures and can sometimes be scared by things that are foreign to them, you should place some moving boxes in your living space well before you are ready to move.
Do's And Don'ts For Making A Long Distance Move With Your Dog
If you are feeling apprehensive about moving your dog across the country, then you can help to relieve your anxiety using these do's and don'ts: Do take your dog to the vet before you move and obtain a: copy of your dog's health records proof of rabies vaccination health certificate In addition, if your dog gets motion sickness in the car, then you can ask your veterinarian for a medication for motion sickness.
Best Ways To Keep Your Storage Unit Free Of Infestations
Whether you are moving or simply need to keep extra items in storage, it is imperative that you properly store your items. Part of this task involves pest-proofing items in your storage. Throughout the course of this brief article, you will learn about a few of the best ways to keep your storage unit free of infestations. Cleanliness Is King An infestation usually comes about because insects or rodents are able to feast in a given area.
What To Do To Safely Store Your Winter Wheels And Tires
With winter coming to an end, you may be left with the question of what to do with your winter wheels and tires. Winter treads can be a saving grace when the roads are covered with snow and ice, but they can be an awful pain to find a place to store them without them being in your way the rest of the year. One solution to this problem is storing them in a mini storage unit.
4 Tips For Keeping Your Self Storage Unit Organized
Having a self storage unit is a great way to ensure that you can keep your items safe and stored away when you don't have a need for them at the moment. However, many people who own self storage units find that they become so disorganized that it becomes difficult to find anything when they need it again. In order to avoid this issue, you will want to consider these four tips for keeping it organized:
Keeping Spiders From Living In Your Patio Storage Box
If you have an outdoor storage box on your deck or patio area, you most likely enjoy the convenience in being able to grab a chair cushion or yard game without searching inside a shed or your home to find it. Opening the box to find webs and spiders however, can squash the convenience and make you reconsider putting your hand inside to get your needed item. To avoid this scenario, try the following steps to keep your patio storage box clean and spider-free.
Want to Find the Most Trusted Moving Company? What to Look For
Managing a move doesn't have to be something that you lose sleep over, and hiring the right moving company can make the move more enjoyable. If you need to plan a move and you want to let experts do the work for you, a little research will go a long way. There are several moving scams out there that you want to avoid so you don't have hassles on the big day and so your belongings aren't at risk.
Making Moving With Kids And Pets Less Stressful On Them
Moving with children and pets is much more complicated than moving without. There are so many additional things to consider when you have kids and animals to care for and protect from any emotional harm during the move. Below, you will find several tips that can help you get your kids and your pets relocated with as little stress possible. Timing Are you trying to decide when to move? If you have school-aged kids, you may be putting off the move until the summer because you don't want to disrupt their school year.


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Modern Windows devices do not support L2TP/IPsec connections when the Windows computer or VPN server are located behind a NAT. If the Windows VPN client fails with Error 809 when trying to establish a VPN connection to an MX located behind a NAT, add the "AssumeUDPEncapsulationContextOnSendRule" DWORD value to the Windows registry. This DWORD value allows Windows to establish security associations when both the VPN server and the Windows based VPN client computer are behind NAT devices.
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The Importance of Lymph Drainage For Good Health
The proper functioning of the lymphatic system is critical to our body's ability to drain stagnant fluids, detoxify, regenerate tissues, filter out toxins and foreign substances, and maintain a healthy immune system (Asdonk, 1970, Adair and Guyton, 1982). It is a complex system comprised primarily of lymph vessels and nodes working in corporation to accomplish these tasks.
Unlike the circulatory system, which uses the pumping of the heart to circulate its blood flow, lymph vessels rely upon hundreds of tiny muscular units (lymphangions) contracting throughout the body to propel lymph flow (Mislin, 1961). These contractions enable the lymph vessels to transport numerous substances (i.e., proteins, toxins, hormones, fatty acids, immune cells) to lymph nodes, which can then process them. The action of these muscular units can be hindered or stopped, however, due to surgery, trauma, burns, infections, substantial swelling, fatigue, stress, or age. When the lymph circulation stagnates, fluids, proteins, cells and toxins accumulate, and cellular functioning is significantly compressed (Adair, Guyton, 1982). This may open the way to many physical ailments and hasten the aging process.
Lymphatic drainage is a hands-on technique designed to attain and sustain proper functioning of the human fluid system. Its origins can be traced to two traditions in particular: the published research of Frederic Millard, a Canadian osteopathic physician (1922), and Emil Vodder, a Danish massage practitioner and doctor of philosophy (1932). Over the years, methods based on the discoveries of these two pioneers have been honed, refined and expanded. Today lymphatic drainage techniques are employed as standard scientific practice throughout Europe and continue to gain recognition in the United States – both from healthcare providers and national insurers such as Medicare.
LDT…Taking The Techniques to a New Level
Lymph Drainage Therapy (LDT) is an original hands-on method of lymphatic drainage developed by Bruno Chikly, MD, DO (hon.). Created out of his award-winning research on the lymphatic system, LDT takes traditional lymph drainage techniques and adds a new level of precision in keeping with the latest scientific discoveries and exact anatomical science.
LDT enables practitioners to detect the specific rhythm, direction, depth and quality of the lymphatic flow. As a result, therapists can achieve profound, more precise outcomes in shorter periods of time. For clients, the process is very pleasurable and induces deep states of relaxation.
How Lymph Drainage Therapy is Performed
The LDT process involves the use of gentle manual maneuvers to aid in the recirculation of body fluids. While the exact amount of pressure applied depends on the area and pathology involved, it averages an extremely light five grams, or the equivalent weight of a nickel.
Using this technique, trained therapists are able to detect the specific rhythm, direction, depth and quality of the lymph flow anywhere in the body. From there they can use their hands to perform Manual Lymphatic Mapping (MLM) of the vessels to assess the overall direction of lymphatic circulation, areas of stagnation, and the best alternate pathways for draining lymph and other body fluids (Chikly, 2001).
The Benefits of Lymph Drainage Therapy
Due to the nature and role of the lymphatic system, LDT can prove beneficial in the correction of numerous conditions as well as in preventive health maintenance. This is why you'll find a wide range of practitioners using LDT. Among them are medical doctors, osteopathic physicians, doctors of chiropractic, physical therapists, occupational therapists, naturopaths, nurses, lymphedema specialists, dentists, massage therapists, and bodyworkers.
In essence, Lymph Drainage Therapy works to help recirculate body fluids, stimulate functioning of the immune system, and promote a state of relaxation and balance within the autonomic nervous system. It is shown that when these actions are accomplished, the results may be:
- Reduction in edemas (swelling) and lymphedemas of many origins
- Detoxification of the body
- Regeneration of tissues (e.g., from burns and pre- and post-surgical scarring) and anti-aging effects
- Relief of chronic inflammation and conditions such as acne, eczema and allergies
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- Deep relaxation to aid insomnia, depression, stress, loss of vitality, and loss of memory
- Antispastic actions to relieve conditions such as voluntary or involuntary muscle hypertonus
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About The Developer: Bruno Chikly, MD, DO (hon.)
Bruno Chikly is a graduate of the medical school at Saint Antonine Hospital in France , where his internship in general medicine included training in endocrinology, surgery, neurology and psychiatry. Over the years he trained extensively in a number of manual and osteopathic disciplines, including lymphatic techniques, CranioSacral Therapy, Cranial Osteopathy, Visceral Manipulation, Mechanical Link, Muscle Energy, Strain/Counterstrain, Myofascial Release, Zero Balancing, Process Acupressure, Neuromuscular Therapy, and Orthobionomy.
Of these studies, it was Dr. Chikly's work in traditional medicine, osteopathy and lymphology that primarily impacted his creation of Lymph Drainage Therapy. In 1994 he earned the prestigious "Medal of the Medical Faculty of Paris VI" for his exhaustive research on the lymphatic system and lymph drainage technique.
Dr. Chikly has conducted workshops and lectured in France, Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, Tunisia, Israel, Brazil, China, Canada and the United States . He is a member of the International Society of Lymphology. He is an associate member of the American Academy of Osteopathy and The Cranial Academy. And he is listed in the Millennium Edition of Marquis' Who's Who in the World . Dr. Chikly resides in Arizona with his wife and teaching partner, Alaya Chikly, CMT.
Dr. Chikly created the first lymphatic dissection video in North America , providing an unprecedented view of major lymph nodes, vessels and viscera. He is also the author of the first comprehensive book in North America on the lymphatic system and lymphedema: Silent Waves: Theory and Practice of Lymph Drainage Therapy – With Applications for Lymphedema, Chronic Pain and Inflammation (I.H.H. Publishing, 2001).
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Microsoft posted revenue of $20.5 billion in the third quarter of its 2016 financial year, down 6 percent from the same quarter a year ago. Operating income was $5.3 billion, a 20 percent drop, net income was $3.8 billion, down 25 percent, and earnings per share were $0.47, a 23 percent decline. Over the past few quarters, Microsoft and other tech companies have reported significant impact from the high value of the US dollar, and have offered equivalent financial figures that show what their numbers would have been had the value of foreign earnings not been eroded by this conversion. This currency impact was estimated as reducing revenue by about $0.8 billion. The company also reports that there was a $1.5 billion impact from a combination of revenue deferrals due to Windows 10 upgrades and restructuring charges. Excluding this impact, and assuming constant currency values, the company says that its revenue was $22.1 billion (up 5 percent), operating income was $6.8 billion (up 10 percent), and net income was $5.0 billion (up 6 percent). The commercial cloud annualized revenue run rate—the forecast number that former Steve Ballmer dismissed as " bullshit "—crept up to $10.0 billion; three months ago, it was estimated at $9.4 billion. Read 8 remaining paragraphs | Comments
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Opening later this month in Newark's North Ironbound neighborhood is 325 Ferry, a new rental building featuring 91 residences with seven different apartment designs.
The building consists of a variety of one- and two-bedroom options, with square footage ranging from 638 to 1,116 square feet of living space. According to a prepared release, prices will start at $1,750.


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Day 01 :- Delhi - Srinagar
Morning board flight for Srinagar from Delhi Airport, on arrival at Srinagar pick up and transfer to Houseboat. Rest of the day is at leisure. In the afternoon Shikara ride on The Dal Lake to enjoy the beauty that God has graced this city with, which is often compared to Venice. You will get view of some very interesting places around the Lake. Overnight at Houseboat.
Day 02 :- Srinagar to Pahalgam
This morning after breakfast drives to Pahalgam 2440 Meters (Vale of Kashmir) on arrival check into your hotel. On the way visit Saffron field and Awantipura ruins, which is eleven hundred years old temple? Finally by the lunchtime you will reach Pahalgam, which is the most famous palace for Indian Film Industry. After lunch enjoy the nature charm of the valley.
Day 03 :- Pahalgam to Gulmarg
This morning after breakfast drive to Gulmarg which is one of the most beautiful summer resorts in the valley. On arrival check into your hotel. This afternoon visit One can have Gondola ride (cable car) from Gulmarg to Khalinmarg. Evening at excursion. Enjoy the scenic beauty of Gulmarg. Overnight at Hotel in Gulmarg.
Day 04 :- Gulmarg (Sight Seeing) - Srinagar
After breakfast in morning drive to Srinagar. On arrival do city tour of Srinagar. The world famous Mughal Gardens visiting the Nishat Bagh (The garden of pleasure) & Shalimar Bagh (Abode of love), & The Chasme Shahi Garden, & Shankaracharya Temple. Check in to the hotel for overnight stay.
Day 05 :- Srinagar - Sonmarg - Srinagar
This morning after breakfast drives to Sonmarg. Enjoy the stunning scenery and make several stops to soak in the sights as you arrive into Sonmarg - at 2690 meters it is rightly known as The Meadow of Gold. Here you can option for a horse ride to visit the Thajiwas Glacier where snow remains round the year. Come back to Srinagar. Overnight stay.
Day 06 :- Srinagar Sightseeing
After breakfast will move for local sightseeing in Sringar such as-Chashmashahi Garden, Nishat Garden, Shalimar Garden, Nagin Lake, Shankaracharya Temple and evening come back to the hotel.
Day 07 :- Srinagar - Drop
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For some reason the idea of watch another Rapids game this season reminds me of Henry V encouraging his troops into one more attack. Its a rough job, but they wouldn't call us fans if it was easy. ;) Tomorrow we get the Whitecaps coming to town, a team that's also looking to turn their season around. Join C38 for a post-work happy hour starting at 4, with kickoff at 7. Altitude TV for those who can't make it.
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SUSPENDED AFTER NEXT YELLOW CARD: F Dominque Badji
No changes there, but the real question is will there be changes in the starting XI? Vancouver is missing Watson to national team duty and has one player out and one questionable. My guess at the starting XI:
I really hope I'm wrong, but I expect Hudson to make small changes and be stubborn about his system and his guys, namely Boateng and Wynne. If he does actually make changes, starts Serna and Gashi in the midfield, we might have a chance to end this downwards spiral.
Prediction: 1-1 draw, goal by Badji, If Hudson makes real changes we can win this game, but like I said, I don't expect him to. Vancouver is a bad team though, so even our bad team can get a point. A point isn't enough though, and this result (should it come to pass) essentially ends our season on June 1st.


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Another Kardashian/Jenner sister is having baby fever, allegedly, of course.
This time around, Keeping Up With the Kardashians star Kendall Jenner is the one dreaming of a mini-Blake Griffin.
It is being claimed that the rising model is hoping to be the next one to get pregnant in the reality TV family.
A chatty family friend of the Jenner/Kardashian clan spoke to Life & Style and explained that she has been giving her new boyfriend, Griffin, hints that she wants him to be the father of her first child.
The person in the know did not reveal how the basketball star is reacting to Jenner's wishes.
The insider claimed that despite her busy schedule and traveling the world for fashion shows and photoshoots; Jenner has been able to participate in some of the pregnancy fun that her sisters — Khloe Kardashian and Kylie Jenner — are having.
She has been helping them shop online for things like cribs, toys, and baby clothes as they prepare for the arrival of a baby boy and a girl in early 2018.
Buying tiny baby clothes, socks, and shoes made Kendall realize that she too would like one of her own.
The source said: "With all the baby news flying around her family, Kendall found herself thinking about what it would be like if she were pregnant too."
The person went on to share: "She is nowhere near ready to start a family with her new boyfriend Blake, but the pair are heating up and have joked about what an amazing athlete their son would be if they had a boy. Kendall was joking with Blake about their incredible genetics that would produce a super athletic baby capable of going to the Olympics, playing in the NFL or definitely in the NBA. She is tall, and Blake has height too so their kid would be tall for sure. Oh, and if they had a girl, well she thinks she would be gorgeous and tall enough to do runway too, just like her momma."
Some commenters doubt that Kendall will go through with her baby plans — they say the idea will not last long.


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Two women were arrested in a brawl and stabbing inside a Deptford Township, New Jersey, Chuck-E-Cheese's restaurant.
Deptford Police were called to the restaurant on Sunday night for a report of a disturbance involving 15 to 20 people. When they arrived they found people fighting in front of and inside the restaurant. The officers discovered a woman inside the restaurant with a minor stab wound to the hip. She refused medical treatment. An employee also suffered injuries while trying to stop the fight, police said.
Two women were taken into police custody. The fight remains under investigation.
Source: 2 Women Arrested in Brawl, Stabbing at Chuck-E-Cheese's in Deptford – NBC 10 Philadelphia
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Guardian News Archive for January 2009
Friday, January 30, 2009
Why Ekiti Remains Under-Developed, By Oni
V.P. In Abia, Scores Orji High On Governance
Yar'Adua, Buhari, Others Pay Tributes As Ali Is Buried
Troops To Remain in Jos, Says Army
Thursday, January 29, 2009
Theatre '08... Year of the small producer
'Siasia for Flying Eagles' divides NFF
It's normal to lose penalty, says haruna
Reps pass N3.07tr budget, stop special accounts
Aviation fuel now N86 per litre
President, others eulogise Awolowo at centenary celebration
Yobe declares holiday for Ali's burial
Why pilgrims deserve a warm welcome
Nigerians brace up to tough economic realities
Exchange approves N2.2 trillion new issues in 2008
New aviation handling firm stakes N1 b on Nigerian operations
Uduaghan seeks increased derivation fund for Niger Delta states
Global economic slump challenges policies
Why Nigeria's financial sector must avert crisis, by World Bank chief
Microbes offer climate friendly solution to energy crisis
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
How Governing Council will choose next LASU VC, by Kekere-Ekun
Agency shuts 13 stations in Edo, Taraba over fuel price
Assembly leaders urge truce over constitution review
Nigeria wants Obama to back African Standby Force, dump AFRICOM
Govt stops cash, cheque payments, goes electronic
Labour faults unilateral fuel price decrease
Researchers explore natural remedies for substance abuse, mental illnesses
How policy holders can retain insurance security, by operators
Christmas and our cultural crisis (3)
Undersea cable operators warm up as AFC dangles incentives
For Nigeria, a deluge of expectations from Obama
Expert allays fear of collapse of stock market
29 teams for NPA Lagos International Polo Tournament
Heartland returns to Owerri for final preparation
How to tackle economic meltdown, by NAHCO chief
Govt moves to address mobile phone theft
Court orders firm to refund N250m to NDIC
Senate panel faults collection of N90b port levy by Customs
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Exchange lists HIS, telecoms firm's 4.4b shares
MAN meets minister, seeks industrial master plan
Govt warns marketers over new fuel price
Lagos, others okay new measure on traffic, security
Nigeria's maritime industry groaning under unsteady leadership
MAN seeks stakeholders' support for industrial development
The botched new naira policy: A missed chance?
New international fibre entrants prepare for competition
Engineers tasked on better performance
OPEC congratulates Barkindo, as Yar'Adua hands over
Again, stakeholders call for govt's intervention in stocks' meltdown
Jonathan advocates govt-private sector partnership to salvage sports
Delta saved Nigeria's reputation, says FIFA
Nigeria, Cameroun rekindle rivalry
Immigration generates N148m from e-passport
AFC gives $2.5m facility to Main One Cable
Electricity regulator to codify power generated by states, others
Govt spends $33b on nine deepwater projects
Monday, January 26, 2009
Reps to probe NCC over poor GSM services, revenue loss
African banks kick off bailout plan
U.S. names Nigeria, others in fresh illicit deals
Nigeria, China seal deal on new satellites
Hurdles before Barkindo, new NNPC boss
Failure of criminal justice system breeds corruption
Stock meltdown: SEC asks govt to develop bond market
My fitness a worry, says Macaulay
We will justify our stay in Kigali, Bosso boasts
Experts proffer development plan for Niger Delta
Ogun reels out investment agenda for 2009
Govt sets up task force to decongest Lagos ports
NNPC allays fears on Kaduna Refinery
Economic empowerment through cultural arts: Edegbrode annual festival as theatre
Sunday, January 25, 2009
FIRS appraises operations, redeploys staff
Obama consolidates on bi-partisan strategy
Aondoakaa debunks tale of North's search for Yar'Adua's successor
DPR may enforce new fuel price nationwide
Publishers move to ensure easy procurement of newsprint
Kings College alumni launch N1b centenary restoration project
G. Cappa moves to recover property in UBA debt dispute
Four firms present scorecard to the Exchange
Refuse burning turns wild fire
Nigeria 2009 LOC unveils emblem today
FIFA thumbs down Enugu, gives Abuja top mark
Flying Eagles Berth in semifinal, thrash Cote d'Ivoire 3-0
U.S. to assist Africa with safe sky scheme
Why Nigeria's free trade zones' growth remains stunted, by AFZA's scribe
OTC records N502b transactions in one week
Reps prescribe new price for aviation fuel
Two Air Mishaps Averted In Lagos And Abuja
Achebe: 'This Is A Place Where The Money Simply Disappears, And The Citizens Are Hapless'
Rafael Nadal sends ominous message to rivals
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Rafael Nadal sends ominous message to rivals ..."Beat me if you can," as he mauls Germany's Tommy Haas
We Are On Course For The World Cup Ticket, Says Macauley
Economic Steering Committee Move To Prevent Job Losses
How To Check AIDS Spread, By OAUTH Ex-medical Director, Soyinka
Nigerian Big Player In Bank Fraud Jailed
200,000 Nigerian Children Die Annually From Pneumonia, Say Experts
Achebe To Ndi Igbo: Hold Your Leaders Accountable, Demand Transparency
Akinola Inaugurates Ogori-magongo Diocese
'I have done desperate things for Nigeria to benefit from independence'
Global Recession: Why Banks Must Deploy Aggressive e-Commerce Technologies
How Retail Dutch Auction Will Help Naira Recovery
E-payment System: One Step Forward; Too Many Backstabs
Nigeria records modest growth in 2008, says govt
Friday, January 23, 2009
Ghana Confronts Rwanda, Cameroun Battles Mali
Bosso Plans Changes, As NFF Sends Amodu To Kigali
FIFA Turns Down LOC Report On Security
Developing A Winning Strategy In 2009
CRS And Corporate Brand Personality
Zain Kick-Starts 'Valentine Millionaire Promo'
Adesanya: An Enigmatic Era Ends at NBC ...
Fasubaa Buried Amidst Calls For Justice, Better Security
Court dissolves Gbenga Obasanjo's marriage
Achebe Preaches Unity Among Igbo
Yar'Adua Begins Two-Week Leave On Monday
Obasanjo-Atiku's Politics Of Permanent Interest
Hudson River plane crash: A big challenge for Nigeria's search and rescue
Thursday, January 22, 2009
Senators move to assess ministers' performance
Barack Obama retakes oath of office
How Nigeria can benefit from the Obama presidency, by U.S. envoy
Nollywood 2008: Stuck in the middle of nowhere
Once again, bad manners on the making of a constitution
Bird strikes, the Achilles heel of aviation
Investors exchange N1.4b shares
Makinwa joins Chievo, Sunderland, Newcastle battle for Shittu
Anxiety as FIFA begins last inspection of Nigerian stadia today
Nigeria's World Cup dream threatened, as Amajitas shoot down F' Eagles
PEF to begin e-loading of petroleum products
Meltdown: Economic hardship hits underwriting business
U.S. packages $138b life-line for Bank of America
MAN decentralises power project, scales up capacity to 180MW
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
NUC will continue to sanitise varsity system, insists Okojie
Jang swears in chairmen of troubled councils
CBN warns banks against inducing examiners
FEC lists roles for ministers, perm secs, others
Obama halts trial of Guantanamo Bay suspects, calls M'East leaders
Union tasks IMF, World Bank on growing global unemployment
Do lifestyle interventions work in beating non-communicable diseases?
Nigeria's insurance firms embrace global credit rating
New microbot motors to swim through human arteries
Market capitalisation sustains sliding profile on the Exchange
Jamaica coach expects tough challenge from Super Eagles
Flying Eagles target semi-final ticket, battle S' Africa today
Enugu raises bodies on privatisation, commercialisation
Nigeria partners neigbouring countries on airspace surveillance
Depreciating Naira hurts fuel importation
Two IPPs set to power iAkwa Ibom, Abia wih 378mw
Zero-rate financing can aid the development, growth of an economy, says, Kahf
Industry reforms will create more jobs, says NNPC boss
Nigerian ship owners float N1b shipping firm
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Ogbemudia demands apology, Oshiomhole insists on return of cars
Igbo leaders task region on self-development
No room for election rigging in 2011, says AC
Anyaoku, Obiozor, others on expectations from Obama
Port congestion: National Assembly vows to revisit concession exercise
Minister tasks stakeholders on Nigeria's industrial development
The tough economic challenges ahead of Obama
ATCON advocates role definition for minister, NCC
Nigeria, Indonesia, India may record high mobile growth in 2009
Govt will institute Consumer Power Acceptance Fund to address subsidy on electricity consumption, says Owan
Govt may stop Indian firm from further oil exploration bid in Nigeria
How world leaders see Obama's coming
Stockbrokers attribute meltdown to illiquidity, reassure investors
Ezeugo tips Aboutrika for Glo-CAF best player award
Fabregas, Van Persie to accompany Adebayor to Lagos
Peters berates Flying Eagles coach over substitutions
ndustry reforms will create more jobs, says NNPC boss
Ohakim signs N126 billion budget
13 years after, Abia ceramic plant set for re-commissioning
Nigerian ship owners floats N1b shipping firm
Flying Eagles in good start, beat Egypt 2-0
Customs exceeds target, realises N470.2 billion
Monday, January 19, 2009
Fidson posts N526m profit, pays 20k dividend
Oil prices fall on lower global demand forecast
Akwa Ibom to inject 191 megawatts into national grid
Customs exceeds target, realises N470.2billion
LCCI blames CBN over depreciating naira
Govt to reactivate $8.5b railway repair contract
Police officers risk dismissal over court cases
Appeal court orders retrial of Delta gubernatorial suit, reserves ruling on Ondo's
Atiku visits Obasanjo in Abeokuta
Professionalism takes centre stage in new police reforms
Professional competence achievable through improved quality law education
Hamilton, Akanni caution Flying Eagles, tip team to lift trophy
Early conflicts and Obama's search for identity
We will get better, says bosso
Akwa Ibom sets aside N200m for fertiliser purchase
Talaris to aid banking with new technology
Stanbic IBTC wins awards for infrastructure development
NITEL workers set for nationwide strike over unpaid N19.5b salaries, allowances
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Omoile leads Nigeria's AJC title defence in Accra
Obiefule may be okay for Eagle against Jamaica
Flying Eagles stake records against Young Pharaohs
Operators give condition for air fare cut
AC wants cut in fuel prices, NCAA summons marketers
Obama takes oath as United States president tomorrow
New rules out on forex trading, others out
2012 Digital transition date a reality, says Dokpesi
Guinness Nigeria offers N6b Ikeja brewery site up for grabs
Delta sells Guinea House in Lagos for N500m
Four firms present scorecards to NSE
Ukraine to strengthen business relationship with Nigeria
Forex: CBN threatens revocation of defaulting dealers' licences
Obama to resolve banks' toxic assets' crisis
NITEL workers set for nationwide strike over unpaid salaries, allowances
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Don't Leave Milan, Ronaldinho Begs Kaka
Sports Festival: Time To Rethink Ban On Elite Athletes
Nigeria Goes For Sixth Title, Meets Egypt Tomorrow
New Constitution To Emerge Next Year, Says JCCR
UN Marks International Year Of Astronomy In Style
U.S. doesn't need Africa Command, says Carrington
IITA Relieves 50 Of Jobs, May Relocate
Sosan Commends El-Shaddai For Alleviating The Sufferings Of The Less-privileged
Plateau State: A Profile Of Chaos
...As Aviation Minister Pledges Passenger Safety, Calls For Mergers
Quest For Overseas Properties Puts Pressure On The Naira
Subscribers Applaud Akunyili's Directive On Telecom Tariffs
Economic Meltdown: Airline Operators Plan 'Mutual Flights'
Friday, January 16, 2009
Navy redeploys senior officers
Mob sacks Ohanaeze caucus meeting in Enugu
Reps Boycott Constitution Review Retreat
U.S. Declares State Of Emergency For Obama's Day
Sharks, Enyimba Set Port Harcourt On Fire
Obasi's injury throws Hoffenheim into confusion
Flying Eagles Dream Trophy, Beat Rwandan Side 2-1
Accessing Healthcare Through The Internet
For the man of change, moment of change beckons
Thursday, January 15, 2009
Jang inaugurates panel on Jos crisis, pledges fairness
Ondo tackles EFCC over N14 billion water contract
Govt begins On-line training of teachers
Economic crisis team to tackle Naira's value, oil price, others
What Allah says about the new year
The place of Susanne Wenger's art in Yoruba religion
More burdens for air travellers over planned increase of charges
Skye Bank's asset base hits N1 trillion, posts N21b profit
Filthy manners in the Garden City
Man City defends cost of Kaka deal
Amunike lauds Globacom on grassroots development
Obiefule surgery setback for Amodu
VC tasks govt on management of economy during recession
EU earmarks $2b for Yobe's agric project
Naira's depreciation hits aviation industry hard
Nigeria signs $16b investment pact with UAE
Clinton lauds Yar'Adua on HIV, others
OOUTH doctors threaten strike over alleged attacks on members
Nigeria's economic posture worries Ajekigbe
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Clinton lauds Yar'Adua on HIV, seven-point agenda
Global recession, a challenge to governance, says Yar'Adua
How Siemens aids graft in Nigeria, others, by U.S.
Anyaoku, Masari, Fashola, others chart path to stable polity
Perm Sec debunks union leaders' claims on unity schools
OOUTH doctors threaten to down tools over alleged incessant attacks
Beating pimples, boils, bleeding with local herbs
CIIN releases programme for golden jubilee anniversary celebration
Researchers unlock molecular origin of stem cells
Checkmating the vagaries of Naira
Blue chips sustain losses on the Exchange
FIFA world ranking: Nigeria climbs two steps to 17th
Aboutrika, Adebayor, Essien shortlisted for title
Millwall Stadium to host Nigeria, Jamaica friendly
UK economy downturn 'frightening,' says survey
Nigeria's economic posture worries Ajekigb
Govt to power industrial clusters with generating sets
Save the naira, NACCIMA, ABUCCIMA tell govt
The road to resolving port congestion crisis
NPL relocates to N200 million secretariat
NFF orders Lagos FA to resolve differences
How Flying Eagles can win, by Ogedegbe
Crude oil prices edge higher on OPEC talks
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Plateau House raises panel on Jos crisis
Senate clears envoy-nominees, Mark lists challenges
N/Delta Ministry has only N18b for projects
Barkindo replaces Yar'Adua at NNPC
Port congestion: A hard nut to crack, by Transport, Finance ministries
Udenwa tasks ministry's parastatals, as industry chiefs list challenges
Implications of Chip & PIN option for financial institutions
Global financial crisis: Is the chicken coming to roost for Nigerian banks?
Global crunch hits consumer electronics show
Microsoft unveils windows 7 OS
Oil firms defy govt on gas flaring deadline
Nigeria's oil output hits 1.88 million barrels daily
Reflections on essence of university education in human development
Shareholders on CSCS record hit 4.3 million
NPF relocates to N200 million secretariat
NFF orders warring Lagos FA members to resolve their differences
Determination, key to Flying Eagles' success in Rwanda, says Ogedegbe
Korea wants stronger economic relations with Nigeria
Crude oil prices edges higher on OPEC talks
National Assembly set to probe Customs
Nigeria's foreign trade volume drops by N85.6b
Return of Shell's oil exports may boosts gas supply to Europe, others
Monday, January 12, 2009
Globacom splashes N145 million on Supporters Club
Fasuba can win 2012 Olympic gold, says Obikwelu
Ronaldo is FIFA's World Footballer of the Year
Minister forecloses Ribadu's recall
Lagos offers 13 per cent interest on N275b bond
Lack of quorum stalls suit on Federation Account
Susanne Wenger, Adunni Olorisa, dies at 94
Implications of offshore training suspension on oil and gas sector
Alleged unconstitutionality of the president 'appointing' himself a minister
Foreign portfolio investments hit N150b in 2008
Lagos Recruitment Expo 2008: An exposition of resounding success
Oil prices fall below $38, as investors eye U.S. earnings
Stakeholders to review tax law on insurance business
Potentials of Nigeria's free trade zones, by NEPZA boss
Return of Shell's oil order exports may boosts gas supply to Europe, others
Niger Delta lawmakers want N150b for ministry
Sunday, January 11, 2009
We don't need FOI to do our job as journalists, says Dele Olojede
Man Utd covets Benzema, as Tevez heads for exit
Chelsea can still win title, says Scolari
Manchester United bashes Chelsea 3-0, Wigan beats Tottenham
Yar'Adua okays posting of perm secs
ECOWAS leaders okay sanctions for Guinean junta
Niger Delta lawmakers want N150bn for ministry
Presidency faults Plateau on Jos crisis panel
Reversing forest decline can combat climate change
Reform looms as mortgage sector placements in banks hit N118.1b
Investors stake N7.25b on equities at NSE last week
How to avert economic crisis in 2009, by LCCI
Nigeria to attain IASA air safety status this year
Shell resumes oil exports from Delta
Five Injured As Alao-Akala Bags Title In Ogbomoso
Saturday, January 10, 2009
I Am Commissioned For The End-time Revival -- Oyeniran
Unbundling NNPC Is A Futile Exercise, Says David-West
Depot Owners Threaten Strike Over Harassments
Expert Cautions Government On Oil Production Sharing Contracts
Worsening Exchange Rate May Compel Fuel Price Increase
Free Trade Zones Can Attract $100bn Investment, Says Agboluaje, NEPZA Boss
Five Injured As Akala Bags Title In Ogbomoso
Attah Mills In Abuja, Faults Electoral Acts In Africa
Flying Eagles: Another Bumpy Flight?
Bendtner Spares Arsenal Blushes, As Villa Shines
Man U Versus Chelsea Clash: Whose Nightmare At The Theatre Of Dreams?
Friday, January 09, 2009
Ribadu Asks Court To Set Aside His Dismissal
Elechi Amadi's Alleged Kidnapper Surrenders To Police, Denies Role
Army Announces Changes In Command Positions
Security Beef Up In Jos, Kaduna, Zaria Over Gaza Bombings
May Allah free Nigeria from endless darkness in 2009
Glitz, glamour at UNESCO's cultural institutes in Osogbo, Abeokuta
Kidnapping: How criminals extort money from hapless victims' families
Redefining the role of accident investigators in aviation safety
Market capitalisation sustains sliding profile, down by N108b
Man City Dangles 15 Million Euro On Taiye Taiwo
Oshiomhole Pledges To Implement Edo Sports Blueprint
Rabiu Sure Of Under-20 World Cup Ticket
StanbicIBTC Attempts Brand Differentiation
Nokia Gift Promo Holds Second Dra
Media: Change Of Baton At Nigerian Tribune
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
Lagos takes MTN, others to Supreme Court over masts
Gov. Jang urges northern summit on security
Reps press for lower air fares, invite operators
Ghana's new leader takes office
Open University holds maiden convocation
Presidency plans capacity building programme, others for civil society groups
Researchers employ four local plants to treat drug resistant Staphylococcus aureus
2009: Challenging but prospects are high for industry, say insurers
Astronomers to map universe history
Ghana: The enormous task before Mills
Market capitalisation dips on the Exchange
Agent slams Newcastle doctors over Martins' injury
No Rennes deal for Utaka, Yobo returns soon
NFF explains Bosso's pardon, as Flying Eagles departs tomorrow
FCT to spend N16b on rail project, says minister
Labour leaders insist on wage increase
NUATE petitions Ghana over non-payment of benefits to Nigerian workers
Worsening congestion at Lagos ports worries operators
Healing the dislocations in sports development budget passage
Index falls further as share prices decline
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
Lagos hosts Glo-CAF Awards February 10
NFF board meets tomorrow, as members disagree over Bosso
Mixed fortunes for Martins, out for six weeks
Lagos moves to end doctors strike, opens paediatrics complex
Gunmen abduct, free author, Elechi Amadi
CBN deploys fraud monitors in banks
Govt vows to complete first dry port soon in Kano
How to improve industrial sector's performance in 2009, by stakeholders
Africa and the crisis of global financial governance
Depression: Diversification, the only way out for Nigeria?
GSMA insists on single wire protocol
Communication stakeholders list tasks before Akunyili
Expert tasks govt on gas utilisation projects
World Bank consultant laments poor state of electricity in Nigeria
Index fell further as share prices decline
Property owners dare Lagos govt over light rail project
Notore commences fertiliser Production
Oil prices rise on worries over Russian gas flows
Naira devaluation pushes cost of fuel importation by N5.2b
Minister unfolds incentives to attract agric investors
Govt approves N26b for Lake Nyos' buffer dam
Monday, January 05, 2009
JK Randle swimming tourney to feature West African countries
Balogun astro-turf ready by March, says contractor
Pompey eyes Obodo, PSV signs Nigerian youngster
NCAA downgrades Kaduna airport
Nigerian troops suffer fresh attack in Darfur
Govt lists terms for oil blocks award
Agenda for human capital development in 2009
Supreme Court verdict on 2007 presidential election
Lack of policy trails Nigerian Railway in 2008
Skye Bank, others present score cards to the Exchange
Nigerians, others lament economic woes of 2008, uncertainties in 2009
Obama campaigns for passage of fiscal package
Govt packages incentives to attract agric investors
Govt releases N26b for Lake Nyos' buffer dam
Oil prices rise to $46, up by 37 per cent in two weeks
Sunday, January 04, 2009
Again, bulldozers roar at Oshodi
How Bank PHB acquired Spring Bank
No new projects for aviation agencies till 2011
Govt set to unbundle NNPC, scrap DPR
Ogunwale... Colporteur in endless search for better Journalism practice
Court dismisses govt's objection on Banana Island property tussle
2009 to be one of warmest years on record, say scientists
2008: A deafening silence in works as housing crisis lingers
Three firms present scorecards to the Exchange
Eaglets begin second phase camping today
Drogba, Eto'o vote Adebayor as Africa's best
Wounded Heartland vows to vent spleen on Flying Eagles
Govt releases N138.64b petroleum subsidy funds
Abeokuta, Osogbo... in festive mood for UNESCO culture institute
OTC market records N142.5 billion turnover
Host communities demand N165b for gas flaring
Saturday, January 03, 2009
Siemens Escapes Trial In US Probe Reveals Deeper Nigerian Role In Scandal
UNESCO DG, Matsuura, Arrives For Culture Institute
Constitution Review May Ignore States Creation
Akwa Ibom Govt Seeks God's Help In Governance
2009: Nigerians Earnestly Yearn For Change
Ohakim Tasks Heartland On Three Trophies
Beat Zamfara, Get N2.5 Million'
Nottingham Forest Destroy Man City, As Minnows Upset Top Flight Teams
How To Engender Growth Through Effective Budget Implementation In 2009, By Iyamah
'To Tame Abuse Of Privileges, Executives' Remunerations Must Be Tied To Their Companies' Fortunes'
Nwabueze Defends Obasanjo's Appointment Of Self As Petroleum Minister
Utomi, Idika Kalu, Ohuabunwa Caution On Eco Deadline
Friday, January 02, 2009
Ghana's Ruling Party Boycotts Run-Off Poll
Govt Orders EFCC To Reopen Vaswani's Honda Place
Army Arrests 26 Mercenaries With Military Uniforms
2009 In View: Nigerians Want Better Deal From Government, Not Promises
Man City, Chelsea Agree Fee For Bridge
30 Golden Eaglets Begin Camp For Nigeria '09 World Cup
Foreign clubs hold on to Flying Eagles stars
2008 Brand Review: Consumer Promotion As Key Driver
'There Is Remarkable Improvement In Financial Reporting Standards In Nigeria'
2008 Review: A Rash Of Bank Promos
Jonathan seeks end to political crisis, pledges stability
Thursday, January 01, 2009
Ghana gets new president today
Obasanjo receives Daniel, warns of recession
National Assembly audits N80 billion spending
Culture minister's missions impossible
C'River votes N1 billion for health, social security schemes
Weather conspires against travel plans
2008: Year of record global stock market plunge
Hoffenheim dismisses Ogbuke's exit rumour
Bolton boss pleased with Shittu's performance
Bosso's fate hangs in the balance
Abia House passes N65.2b budget for 2009
Gombe plans to spend N51.64b in 2009
Enugu embarks on agric revival programme
How commodity business, worldwide economy crumbled in 2008
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Bosso excited by early camping in Rwanda
Newcastle, Man City court Taiwo, Oladapo on trials in Salamanca
Govt to raise passenger service charge
Tougher times ahead, says Fawehinmi
Citizens seek new Nigeria in the new year
How education sector fared in 2008
C'River votes N1 billion for health, social security
Common food additive found to increase cancer risk
Insurers have adequate capacity to pay genuine claims, says NIA boss
Research team reports how life on Earth became big
'The role of e-passport in national security'
Stock market ends year on bullish note
Kano proposes N108.7b budget for 2009
Oil prices inch up to $41.42 on low U.S. inventory gain
2008 London stock market's worst trading year


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A guide to cultural and recreational events in New Jersey. Items for the calendar should be sent at least three weeks in advance to firstname.lastname@example.com.
BEACH HAVEN Surflight Theater Ben Bailey. July 14 at 8 p.m. $60 and $90. Surflight Theater, 201 Engleside Ave. (609) 492-9477; surflight.org.
HASBROUCK HEIGHTS Bananas Comedy Club Nick Turner. July 18 at 9 p.m.; July 19 at 7:30 and 10:15 p.m. $20. Dan Naturman. July 25 at 7:30 p.m. and July 26 at 7:30 and 10:15 p.m. $25. Bananas Comedy Club, 283 Route 17 South. (201) 727-1090; bananascomedyclub.com.
NEWTON The Newton Theater Colin Quinn. July 26 at 8 p.m. $29 to $39. The Newton Theater, 234 Spring Street. (973) 383-3700; thenewtontheatre.com.
UNION CITY Park Avenue Bar and Grill "The Hawk," comedy, storytelling and music, with Rob Paravonian, Nancy Giles, Chris Deluca, Lynn Bixenspan and Pat Candaras. Hosted and produced by Susie Felber. July 13 at 7 p.m. $5, plus two-item minimum. Park Avenue Bar and Grill, 3417 Park Avenue. (201) 617-7274; hawkshow.tumblr.com.
ENGLEWOOD Englewood Public Library Annual Summer Comedy Film Festival: "Her" (2013), comedy-drama by Spike Jonze. July 16 at 7:30 p.m. Free. Englewood Public Library, 31 Engle Street. (201) 568-2215; englewoodlibrary.org.
RED BANK Count Basie Theater "A Hard Day's Night" (1964), directed by Richard Lester. July 16 at 7 p.m. Free. Count Basie Theater, 99 Monmouth Street. countbasietheatre.org; (732) 842-9000.
For Children
BEACH HAVEN Surflight Theater Disney's "Beauty and the Beast." Through Aug. 31. $13. "Dora the Explorer Live! Dora's Pirate Adventure, Kid's Edition," a musical. July 16 through Aug. 17. $13. Surflight Theater, 201 Engleside Ave. (609) 492-9477; surflight.org.
CAMDEN Adventure Aquarium "Hippo Haven," featuring Nile hippos, Button and Genny. Continuing. $18.95 and $25.95; children under 2, free. Adventure Aquarium, 1 Riverside Drive.(856) 365-3300; adventureaquarium.com.
NEW BRUNSWICK State Theater "Frozen" (2013), animated musical fantasy. July 15 at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. "The Lego Movie" (2014), animated comedy directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller. July 22 at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. $4 to $8. State Theater, 15 Livingston Avenue. statetheatrenj.org; (732) 246-7469.
PENNINGTON The Watershed "Tiny Tot Walk," a guided outdoor exploration of the natural world for ages 18 months to 3 years. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dress for summer weather; hat and water bottle recommended. July 14, 10 to 11 a.m. Members, $7; nonmembers, $10. "Moth Mania" explores the difference between butterflies and moths with special equipment under guidance of moth specialists. For ages 6 and older. Bring a flashlight. July 26 at 8:30 p.m. Members, $10; nonmembers, $15. The Watershed, 31 Titus Mill Road. thewatershed.org; (609) 737-3735.
Music and Dance
ASBURY PARK The Stone Pony Michael Franti and Spearhead, hip-hop and funk. July 17 at 4 p.m. $30.62 to $53.50. 311, alternative rock. July 18 at 4 p.m. $43 to $58. The Bouncing Souls with the Menzingers and Ted Leo, punk. July 19 at 4 p.m. $30 to $44. Deltron 3030, hip-hop. July 20 at 7 p.m. $20 to $32. Lucero, rock. July 22 at 8 p.m. $17.50 to $28.50. Old 97's, alternative country. July 24 at 7 p.m. $18 to $29. The Stone Pony, 913 Ocean Avenue. stoneponyonline.com; (732) 502-0600.
ASBURY PARK Wonder Bar Joe Fletcher and Andrew Combs, country rock. July 17 at 7 p.m. $10 to $13. Turnpike Troubadours, country rock. July 18 at 7 p.m. $15 and $17. Wonder Bar, Ocean and Fifth Avenues. (732) 502-8886; wonderbarasburypark.com.
BEACH HAVEN Surflight Theater John Pizzarelli and Jessica Molaskey, jazz. July 21 at 2 and 8 p.m. $55. Surflight Theater, 201 Engleside Ave. (609) 492-9477; surflight.org.
EAST RUTHERFORD Izod Center Queen and Adam Lambert, rock. July 23 at 7:30 p.m. $36 to $126. Izod Center, 50 Route 120. izodcenter.com; (201) 935-3900.
ENGLEWOOD Bergen Performing Arts Center Korean Ballet Theater, "Mongyudowondo." July 13 at 7 p.m. $28 to $80. Gordon Lightfoot, folk and rock. July 16 at 8 p.m. $45 to $95. The English Beat, rock. July 23 at 8 p.m. $25 and $50. Bergen Performing Arts Center, 30 North Van Brunt Street. bergenpac.org; (201) 227-1030.
HOLMDEL PNC Bank Arts Center James Taylor, folk rock. July 17 at 8 p.m. $25 to $302. Kiss and Def Leppard, rock. July 26 at 7 p.m. $59.50 to $316. PNC Bank Arts Center, Garden State Parkway, Exit 116. (732) 203-2500; livenation.com.
MONTCLAIR Wellmont Theater Ted Nugent, rock. July 22 at 7 p.m. $25 to $74.50. Dirty Heads and Pepper, reggae, with Aer, reggae and indie. July 25 at 8 p.m. $32 to $74. Wellmont Theater, 5 Seymour Street. thewellmonttheater.com; (973) 783-9500.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP Bickford Theater Jazz Showcase: Favorite Songs From Our Favorite Movies with Nicki Parrott, bassist and vocalist; Rossano Sportiello, pianist; and Harry Allen, saxophonist. July 16 at 8 p.m. $15 and $18. Bickford Theater, 6 Normandy Heights Road. morrismuseum.org; (973) 971-3706.
MORRISTOWN Mayo Performing Arts Center '70s Soul Jam with the Stylistics, Harold Melvin's Blue Notes and Blue Magic. July 17 at 8 p.m. $39 to $79. The Marshall Tucker Band, rock and country. July 18 at 8 p.m. $39 to $59. The Bacon Brothers, rock. July 20 at 8 p.m. $39 to $59. Barenaked Ladies, rock. July 22 at 8 p.m. $49 to $79. Alanis Morissette, rock and pop. July 25 at 8 p.m. $69 to $129. Mayo Performing Arts Center, 100 South Street. (973) 539-8008; mayoarts.org.
NEW BRUNSWICK State Theater Gershwin Tribute, with four Broadway singers and a band. July 17 at 8 p.m. $25 to $50. Patrizio Buanne, Italian and American pop standards. July 18 at 8 p.m. $35 to $65. John Hiatt and the Combo, folk rock, and the Robert Cray Band, soul and blues. July 19 at 8 p.m. $35 to $65. State Theater, 15 Livingston Avenue. statetheatrenj.org; (732) 246-7469.
NEWARK New Jersey Performing Arts Center Third World, reggae-fusion. July 17 at 5 p.m. Free. "Sounds of the City," with Red Baraat. July 24 at 5 p.m. Free. New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 1 Center Street. njpac.org; (888) 466-5722.
NEWARK Prudential Center "Soy Colombia," a celebration of Colombian Independence Day, with Silvestre Dangond, Jorge Calderon and more. July 19 at 8 p.m. $60 to $160. Prudential Center, 25 Lafayette Street. (973) 757-6000; prucenter.com.
NEWTON The Newton Theater Howie Day, alternative rock. July 19 at 8 p.m. $22 to $32. The Newton Theater, 234 Spring Street. thenewtontheatre.com; (973) 383-3700.
OCEAN GROVE Ocean Grove Great Auditorium 60th annual Choir Festival, with over 120 choirs performing popular hymns, anthems and contemporary commissioned choral works. July 13 at 7 p.m. Free. Ocean Grove Great Auditorium, 15 Pilgrim Pathway. (800) 590-4064; oceangrove.org.
PRINCETON Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University "The Scheide Concerto Evening," four piano concertos, performed with orchestra and presented by the Golandsky Institute International Piano Festival. July 17 at 8 p.m. $15 to $25. New Jersey Symphony Orchestra, led by Jacques Lacombe, conductor, will perform the world premiere of Edward T. Cone's Symphony (July 18 at 8 p.m. $20) and will present four world premieres of works by the young composers Daniel J. Choi, David Biedenbender, Lembit Beecher and Chris Rogerson (July 19 at 8 p.m. $15). Richardson Auditorium, Princeton University, Nassau Street. (609) 497-0020; princeton.edu/richardson.
RAHWAY Union County Performing Arts Center Dennis DeYoung: The Music of Styx. July 18 at 8 p.m. $35 to $75. Union County Performing Arts Center, 1601 Irving Street. (732) 499-8226; ucpac.org.
RED BANK Two River Theater "An Intimate Evening With Judy Collins," Music Works. July 18 at 8 p.m. $60 to $115. Stephane Wrembel and his quartet, jazz. July 18 and 19. $25 to $28; students, $10 to $13. Two River Theater, 21 Bridge Avenue. (732) 345-1400; trtc.org.
SOUTH ORANGE Flood's Hill in Meadowlands Park Free Concerts in the Park: The Wisenheimers, rock and pop covers. July 16 at 7:30 p.m. John Lee, jazz bassist and composer, and others. July 23 at 7:30 p.m. Flood's Hill in Meadowlands Park, 70 North Ridgewood Road. (973) 313-2787; sopacnow.org.
STANHOPE Stanhope House Passafire, progressive rock. July 16 at 6 p.m. $12 and $15; food and beverage minimum for guests under 21, $10. Anti-Flag, punk. July 18 at 6 p.m. $15. Jimmy Thackery, blues, with the Stanhope House R&B Review. July 19 at 6 p.m. $15. Dirty Dozen Brass Band, jazz. July 20 at 6 p.m. $25; food and beverage minimum for guests under 21, $10. Stanhope House, 45 Main Street. stanhopehousenj.com; (973) 347-0458.
TEANECK Mexicali Blues Cafe Tinsley Ellis, blues. July 15 at 8 p.m. $15. Les Dudek, rock. July 17 at 8 p.m. $20. Mexicali Blues Cafe, 1409 Queen Anne Road. (201) 833-0011; mexicalilive.com.
TEANECK Puffin Cultural Forum Alyona Aksyonova and James Waldo, classical music duo. July 18 at 7 p.m. $10. Kathy Kosins, singer-songwriter, pays tribute to the women of the West Coast Cool Jazz movement, with John di Martino, pianist. July 19 at 8 p.m. $10. Tuesdays through Thursdays, noon to 4 p.m. Puffin Cultural Forum, 20 Puffin Way. puffinculturalforum.org; (201) 836-3499.
WEEHAWKEN Lincoln Harbor Park Edmar Castaneda, world music. July 16 at 7 p.m. Free. Lincoln Harbor Park, 1500 Harbor Boulevard. hrpac.org; (201) 430-6881.
BELMAR 18th Avenue Beach 28th annual New Jersey Sandcastle Contest, with giveaways, drinks, games and music. July 16 at 8 a.m. Free. 18th Avenue Beach; (732) 681-3700 visitbelmarnj.com.
NEWARK New Jersey Performing Arts Center "Family Fair at Theater Square," festival with arts and crafts, performances, tours and contests. July 26 at 12:30 p.m. Free. New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 1 Center Street. (888) 466-5722; njpac.org.
BEACH HAVEN Surflight Theater "Fiddler on the Roof," musical by Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Joseph Stein. Through July 27. $45. Surflight Theater, 201 Engleside Ave. surflight.org; (609) 492-9477.
CAPE MAY Cape May Stage at the Robert Shackleton Playhouse "Moon Over Buffalo," comedy by Ken Ludwig. Through Aug. 1. $15 to $35. Cape May Stage at the Robert Shackleton Playhouse, 405 Lafayette Street. (609) 770-8311; capemaystage.com.
CAPE MAY East Lynne Theater Company "The First 50 Years." Through July 19. $15 to $30. "Zorro!" action drama adapted by James Rana. July 23 through Aug. 30. $15 to $30. East Lynne Theater Company, 500 Hughes Street. (609) 884-5898; eastlynnetheater.org.
HAMPTON Hunterdon Hills Playhouse "Better With a Band," musical-theater performers and an orchestra salute the big band sound and the music of Neil Sedaka, Carole King and others. Through Aug. 14. $55.50 to $68.50. Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, 88 Route 173 West. (800) 447-7313; hhplayhouse.com.
LONG BRANCH New Jersey Repertory Company, Lumia Theater "Butler," by Richard Strand. Through July 13. $35 to $60. New Jersey Repertory Company, Lumia Theater, 179 Broadway. (732) 229-3166; njrep.org.
MADISON F.M. Kirby Shakespeare Theater, Drew University "The Devil's Disciple," by George Bernard Shaw. Through July 20. $25 to $50. F. M. Kirby Shakespeare Theater, Drew University, 36 Madison Avenue. (973) 408-5600; shakespearenj.org.
MANASQUAN Algonquin Arts Center Rodgers & Hammerstein's "Oklahoma!" July 17 through 27. $26 to $36; students, $20 and $27. Algonquin Arts Center, 173 Main Street. algonquinarts.com; (732) 528-9211.
MORRIS TOWNSHIP College of St. Elizabeth "The Learned Ladies," by Molière, the Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey. Through July 27. $15 and $35; children under 5, free. College of St. Elizabeth, 2 Convent Road. (973) 290-4000; cse.edu.
NEWARK New Jersey Performing Arts Center "The Village," drama by Stan Lai and Wei-zhong Wong. Presented in Mandarin with English supertitles. July 19 at 7 p.m. and 20 at 2 p.m. $88 to $189.85. New Jersey Performing Arts Center, 1 Center Street. (888) 466-5722; njpac.org.
NEWARK Prudential Center "Walking With Dinosaurs, the Arena Spectacular," a theatrical event featuring 20 life-size electronic dinosaur puppets. July 23 through 27. $35 to $69.50. Prudential Center, 165 Mulberry Street. (973) 757-6000; prucenter.com.
RED BANK Count Basie Theater "Grease," musical by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Through July 20. $22 to $29. "Menopause the Musical," GFour Productions. July 26 at 3 p.m. $25 to $65. Count Basie Theater, 99 Monmouth Street. (732) 842-9000; countbasietheatre.org.
UNION Premiere Stages at Kean University "Soldier's Heart," new play by Tammy Ryan. Through 27. $15 to $30. Premiere Stages at Kean University, 1000 Morris Avenue. kean.edu/premierestages; (908) 737-7469.
WEST ORANGE Luna Stage New Moon Reading Series: "A Bunk Bed in Heaven," by Laura Brienza. July 23 at 7:30 p.m. $5 suggested donation. Luna Stage, 555 Valley Road. lunastage.org; (973) 395-5551.
Museums and Galleries
BOUND BROOK Hamilton Street Gallery "The River," 19 artists from New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Through July 24. Hamilton Street Gallery, 6 Hamilton Street. (732) 748-2092; hamiltonstreetgallery.com.
CLINTON Hunterdon Art Museum "Swept Away: Translucence, Transparence, Transcendence in Contemporary Encaustic." Through Sept. 7. "Artist Founders of the Hunterdon Art Museum." Through Sept. 7. "Darren McManus: Tangents," 3-D paintings. Through Sept. 7. "Sky Pape: Traces of Places," an exhibition featuring unconventional uses of traditional drawing materials. Through Sept. 30. Suggested donation $5. Tuesdays through Sundays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hunterdon Art Museum, 7 Lower Center Street. hunterdonartmuseum.org; (908) 735-8415.
ENGLEWOOD Mark Gallery "River and Bloom," mixed-media paintings on canvas and panels by Allison Stewart. Through July 17. Mondays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mark Gallery, 11 Grand Avenue. (201) 568-6275; mark-gallery.com.
FREEHOLD Monmouth County Historical Association Museum and Library "Properly Dressed: Art and Reality in 18th- and Early 19th-Century Dress in Monmouth." Through Aug. 2. $5; seniors and students, $2.50. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monmouth County Historical Association Museum and Library, 70 Court Street. monmouthhistory.org; (732) 462-1466.
LINCROFT The Monmouth Museum "The Neo Outsider: The New Outsider Artist," a group exhibition featuring the work of new outsider artists. Through Sept. 7. $7; museum members are free. Tuesdays through Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Fridays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. The Monmouth Museum, 765 Newman Springs Road. (732) 747-2266; monmouthmuseum.org.
MADISON Museum of Early Trades and Crafts "The American Revolution in New Jersey: Where the Battlefront Meets the Homefront." Through Feb. 13, 2015. $3 to $13; members, free. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Museum of Early Trades and Crafts, 9 Main Street. (973) 377-2982; metc.org.
MONTCLAIR BrassWorks on Grove "Looking Back, Looking Forward: Expressive Colorful Abstractions by RM Cimini." Through Sept. 19. BrassWorks Gallery, 105 Grove Street. (973) 744-5100; brassworksongrove.com.
MONTCLAIR Montclair Art Museum"100 Works for 100 Years," centennial exhibition. Through July 31. "Spencer Finch: Yellow," site-specific installation for the museum's facade. Through July 31. Adults, $12; seniors and students, $10; members and children under 12, free. Wednesdays through Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Montclair Art Museum, 3 South Mountain Avenue. montclairartmuseum.org; (973) 746-5555.
MONTCLAIR Montclair Historical Society "A Persistent Passion: The Art of Lora Eberly Ballou: 1870-1976," paintings at the Charles Shultz House, 30 North Mountain Avenue. Through July 20. "The Window," group show, and "Artist as Mentor," works by artist members and their students. Through Aug. 15. Montclair Historical Society, 108 Orange Road. montclairhistorical.org; (973) 744-1796.
MORRISTOWN Gallery at 14 Maple "Capturing Nature," Natalia Margulis and Joseph Losavio. Through Aug. 27. Mondays through Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Fridays, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., and by appointment. Gallery at 14 Maple, 14 Maple Avenue. morrisarts.org; (973) 285-5115.
MORRISTOWN Macculloch Hall Historical Museum "Thomas Nast Brings Down Boss Tweed," political cartoons. Through Aug. 17. "Made in New Jersey: A Celebration of Decorative and Fine Arts." Through Oct. 1. $8; seniors and students $6; children ages 6 to 12, $4; children under 5, free. Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m. Macculloch Hall Historical Museum, 45 Macculloch Avenue. (973) 538-2404; maccullochhall.org.
MORRISTOWN Morris Museum "Legacy in Clay: Contemporary American Indian Pottery." Through Sept. 28. "The Honey and the Hive: The Sweet Story of Honeybees." Through Aug. 16. $7 to $10. "Portrait of an Athlete: Special Olympics of New Jersey & United States Paralympics," photographs by Pete Byron. Through Nov. 16. $7 to $10. "Nikon Small World," 20 images from the winning submissions to the Nikon International Small World Competition. Through Aug. 3. $7 to $10. "Semper Tedium: The Slow Art of Quiltmaking," studio art quilts made by Paula Nadelstern, Katherine Knauer, Amy Orr and Robin Schwalb. Through Aug. 15. $7 to $10. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursdays, 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. Morris Museum, 6 Normandy Heights Road. (973) 971-3700; morrismuseum.org.
MORRISTOWN Therese A. Maloney Art Gallery, College of Saint Elizabeth "Compiled and Composed: Sculptural Formations," 3-D pieces by 15 New Jersey, New York and Connecticut contemporary artists. Through Sept. 14. Tuesday through Sunday, 5 to 8 p.m. or by appointment. Therese A. Maloney Art Gallery, College of Saint Elizabeth, 2 Convent Road. (973) 290-4315; maloneyartgallery.org.
NEW BRUNSWICK Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum "Striking Resemblance: The Changing Art of Portraiture." July 13. " 'Never Such Innocence Again': Picturing the Great War in French Prints and Drawings." Through July 31. "Odessa's Second Avant-Garde: City and Myth," exploring formal and conceptual trends in art from the 1960s to the '80s. Through Oct. 19. "Bugs & Frogs & Toads! Oh My!" Original children's book illustrations by Nancy Winslow Parker. Through June 21, 2015. Fridays, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, 71 Hamilton Street. zimmerlimuseum.rutgers.edu; (848) 932-7237.
NEW BRUNSWICK Museum of American Hungarian Foundation "Eva Zeisel: Life, Design, and Beauty," modern industrial design. Through Sept. 28. "40th Anniversary of Rubik's Cube," a selection from the Rubik's Cube collection of Andre Farkas. Through Jan. 31. $5. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Sundays, 1 to 4 p.m. Museum of American Hungarian Foundation, 300 Somerset Street. hstrial-pfazekaz.homestead.com; (732) 846-5777.
NEWARK Paul Robeson Campus Center, Rutgers University — Newark Campus "In-Site: The Creative Process in Plain View," studio materials from 21 contemporary artists. Through July 24. Free. Paul Robeson Campus Center, Rutgers University — Newark Campus, 350 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. (973) 353-1610; artgallery.newark.rutgers.edu.
NEWARK The Newark Museum "Ready or Not," works by 40 New Jersey artists. Through Sept. 30. "City of Silver and Gold From Tiffany to Cartier." Through 2015. "Gone Fishin': Aquatic Imagery in Asian Art," folding screens, hanging scrolls, hand scrolls, prints, ceramics and sculpture. Through March 1. $7 and $12; members, free. Wednesdays through Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. The Newark Museum, 49 Washington Street. newarkmuseum.org; (973) 596-6550.
OCEAN CITY Ocean City Arts Center "Cherish the Day," abstract art by Derek Kaplan. Through July 31. Ocean City Arts Center, 1735 Simpson Avenue. oceancityartscenter.org; (609) 399-7628.
PRINCETON Bernstein Gallery "Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Water and War." Through Aug. 4. Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bernstein Gallery, Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University. (609) 258-8880; wws.princeton.edu/about-wws/bernstein-gallery.
PRINCETON Morven Museum and Garden "Micah Williams: Portrait Artist." Through Sept. 14. $5 and $6. Wednesdays through Fridays, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 4 p.m. Morven Museum and Garden, 55 Stockton Street. (609) 924-8144; morven.org.
PRINCETON Princeton University Art Museum "Lee Bontecou: Drawn Worlds," a retrospective exhibition of the artist's drawings. Through Sept. 21. "Rothko to Richter: Mark-Making in Abstract Painting From the Collection of Preston H. Haskell." Through Oct. 5. Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursdays, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; Sundays, 1 to 5 p.m. Princeton University campus. artmuseum.princeton.edu; (609) 258-3788.
PRINCETON Princeton University Library "From a Thankful Nation: The Robert L. Ross Collection of Latin American Orders and Medals." Through Aug. 3. Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. Princeton University Library, 1 Washington Road. princeton.edu/rbsc; (609) 258-3184.
SHREWSBURY Guild of Creative Art "Summer Show of Painters," group show. Tuesday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Thursday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Through July 23. Guild of Creative Art, 620 Broad Street. (732) 741-1441; guildofcreativeart.org.
SOUTH ORANGE South Orange Performing Arts Center "A Conversation," paintings, drawings and constructs by Ann Vollum and Russell Christian. Through Sept. 18. South Orange Performing Arts Center, 1 Sopac Way. (973) 313-2787; sopacnow.org.
TRENTON New Jersey State Museum "Aljira at 30: Dream and Reality," examining the role the Aljira art center has played in the state and region. Through Sept. 28. Suggested admission, $5. "Drawn to Dinosaurs: Hadrosaurus Foulkii," with a 25-foot cast of a dinosaur and a life-size illustration. Through Dec. 31. Suggested admission, $5. Tuesdays through Sundays, 9 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street. statemuseum.nj.gov; (609) 292-6464.
TRENTON The New Jersey State Museum "Nano," an interactive exhibition of nanoscience. Through Aug. 17. Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sundays, noon to 5 p.m. New Jersey State Museum, 205 West State Street. (609) 292-6464; www.state.nj.us/state/museum.
UNION Les Malamut Art Gallery "Reflections: From Real to Surreal," Leona M. Seufert, digital art. Through July 31. Mondays through Thursdays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Les Malamut Art Gallery, 1980 Morris Avenue. (908) 851-5450; lesmalamutartgallery.wordpress.com.
WESTFIELD Gallery U Boutique "Fotographia: The Art of Photography," local artists. Through Aug. 4. Gallery U Boutique, 439 South Avenue West. (908) 232-1895; gallery-u.blogspot.com.


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Aged 14 – 19? Have an interest in writing and telling stories? Looking for a platform for your voice? The Writer's Room is for you.
The Writer's Room Part 1
Write your own stories with The Royal Court Theatre and see them performed by actors. You will have the opportunity to gain theatre industry insight, learn more about how characters and stories are told and see an exciting new play.
You don't need any writing experience or need to know anything about theatre; we aim to provide you with a safe space to explore, experiment and shape your own work.
If you enjoy The Writer's Room and want to further develop your writing, the work you complete in Part 1 can form your application to the full length course in October half term. (Mon 21 Oct – Fri 25 Oct, from 10am – 5pm on all days). All the details are below.
The Writers' Room – Part 2: Full Course
October half term (Mon 21 Oct – Fri 25 Oct)
10am – 5pm daily
Over the week, you will work with Hackney Empire, the Royal Court and a professional playwright to learn how to approach a script, gather tips & tools for writing, gain valuable insight into the industry, and see theatre for free.
Each participant will write a short play which will be developed and performed by professional actors.
You need to be able to commit to all sessions in order to take part. We will provide refreshments at each session.
Please note you can only apply for The Writer's Room by participating in The Writer's Room Part 1 in Sep.
This project, like all of our youth and participation programmes at Hackney Empire and the Royal Court, is completely free.
If you have any questions please contact email@example.com
The Writer's Room Part 1
Every Wed from 18 Sep – 9 Oct, 5:30pm – 8:30pm
Tue 15 Oct, 5:30pm – 8:30pm (Sharing/Performance)
Writer's Room Part 2
October half term (Mon 21 Oct – Fri 25 Oct)
10am – 5pm daily
You must have participated in The Writer's Room Part 1 in order to take part in Writer's Room Part 2 in the October half term.
If you have any questions please contact firstname.lastname@example.com


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Matt Cutts explains how to submit URLs to Google's index. Learn more about this feature in the Webmaster Tools Help Center: http://www.google.com/support/web…
Matt Cutts explains how to submit URLs to Google's index. Learn more about this feature in the Webmaster Tools Help Center: http://www.google.com/support/web…
I love this video.
Submitting url's to be indexed by Google.?
Pretty nifty feature from Webmaster Tools. You can ping Googlebot up to 50x
a week to fetch a page, and up to 10x per week you can fetch a page + crawl
everything linked to from that page.
Also IMO this provides additional clues into how Google regularly indexes a
page, and decides how much bandwidth to allocate for it's indexing process.
Obviously hitting a single page doesn't take up much time vs. hitting a
page and following every link which is much more resource intensive.
Often I assume that any link on even a deep page will get found as soon as
Googlebot hits the page again, but this tells me that it might take
multiple single page fetches before spiders do a deep crawl of the links on
that page.
This makes deep linking another important to signal to Google's crawl team
that it should not only hit that page often, but follow every link on that
page often as well. I'm sure SEOmoz's page authority metric correlates well
with crawl rate, much as "PageRank" does.
#SEO #googlewebmastertools cc +Matt Cutts +Rand Fishkin +AJ Kohn +Bill
Slawski +Andrew Shotland +John Doherty?
I haven't tested this completely, but it looks like we can now use GWT to
get robots.txt recrawled. If it also means that Google refreshes its
robots.txt cache, then it would be very useful for launching time-sensitive
pages and promotions or fixing critical errors in robots.txt.?
Fast URL submission to Google via Google Webmaster Tools. Useful for new
content or important page updates. Thanks +Charlie Strickler for this tip.?
Today's webmaster video from Matt Cutt's tells of an interesting new
feature available in Google Webmaster tools. They've always had a fetch as
Googlebot feature that allows you to see a page as the bots see it. Now,
however, you can also submit this page to Google if there are any changes
to it. You can do this up to 50 times a week. Ten times a month you can
also submit a page not just to update the content, but the links.
As always Matt does a great job of explaining it so that people outside the
industry can understand it. I'm sure there is a blooper real out there of
his mistakes (or of him yelling at the assistant director or throwing
coffee at his stunt double), but he remains a great marketing tool for
Wow interesting. It really helps for E commerce website, if they change the
price and offers often.
thats awesome! Is this going to get added to the Google Webmaster Tools
API? That API needs some love.
may i request that Matt add the lines? – Helen from IISP.HK
Thank You good info i used the feature didn't know exactly what it did but
now i know
How did I miss this video…This is extremely useful for one of my clients!
Wow, excellent feature Matt, we just updated our entire company website so
this is a really helpful tool. Especially that Google is showing our
outdated thumbnail (old site preview).
Wow, that's extremely handy
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Audacity is a free, open source, cross-platform software for recording and editing sounds. For Windows users, you can use it as a great alternative to the stock Voice Recorder app. Oh, as a side note, I managed to record system sound in Windows 10 with Audacity that can't be done using the default sound recorder in Windows.
In Windows 10, the Voice Recorder saves your sound recordings as AAC M4A files. If you like to edit the sound recordings in Audacity or convert voice recordings to MP3 using Audacity on Windows 10 computer, you will find they are not compatible with Audacity. In this article, we will show you how to troubleshoot the issues you might meet in the process.
Importing M4A AAC to Audacity for Windows
Unlike Audacity for Mac that allows users to import M4A files into Audacity on Mac as shipped, Windows users need to download and install the optional FFmpeg library. Without the FFmpeg library, Audacity can't open M4A files. Instead it throws an error when you importing a voice recording file in M4A format into Audacity, "*.m4a is an Advanced Audio Coding file. Audacity cannot open this type of file. You need to convert it to a supported audio format, such as WAV or AIFF."
By the way, iPhone also saves voice recordings as M4A files encoded with the AAC codec. You can refer to this guide to convert iPhone voice memos from M4A AAC to MP3 using another great media converter. In this guide, we will focus on the free solution to transcode M4A audios to other formats using Audacity.
Now let's go to install FFmpeg for Audacity the library needed to add .m4a voice recordings to Audacity. Run the free audio recorder and editor on Windows computer, click Edit and choose Preferences. The Preferences opens in a new window. Choose Libraries from the left panel, you will see a screen like this.
From the above screenshot, you can find the LAME MP3 and FFmpeg libraries you can download. Since I have both libraries installed, you can see the libraries version in the screenshot above. Otherwise it will say the libraries can't be found. In order to be able to add sound recordings from Windows 10 to Audacity editor, you need to download the FFmpeg library for Audacity. Click the Download button to open the web page in your default web browser. Download the FFmpeg installer in either zip or exe format onto your computer, then install it. We will not show you the details about this part. It is just like how you download and install any other Windows programs from internet. Once you have the required library installed, head to the Edit > Preferences > Libraries again. This time, hit the Locate button in the FFmpeg section, Audacity may tell you it has found the FFmpeg library, or you can choose to manually locate the library.
Audacity has automatically detected valid FFmpeg libraries. Do you still want to locate them manually?
You can just click No and let Audacity locate the installed library for you. After that the library version displays above the Locate button and now you can go to import sound recordings in M4A format to Audacity in Windows 10.
Converting M4A AAC to MP3 using Audacity for Windows
Converting audio files from one format to another in Audacity is easy. Adding the source audio file to the editor, go to File menu, choose Export Audio, then select the target file format, and save. You can convert sound recordings from M4A to WAV, Ogg, FLAC, AIFF. Since you have the FFmpeg library installed, you have more output options, such as M4A(AAC), AC3, AMR.
If you need to convert M4A or AAC to MP3 in Audacity, you will need to install the LAME MP3 library for Audacity. Follow this guide to convert audios to MP3 in Audacity for the details. The process is just like how we enabled the FFmpeg library for Audacity above. (Update July 2020: The software patent on LAME encoding library has expired, so now the LAME library for MP3 export is built-in with Audacity for Windows and Mac.)


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So how do you decide what state a book is categorized under?
How to get started
Questions?Do you have to have a blog to participate? No. You can do everything on the map above without linking the book to a review.Do I have to have my post up by January 1st, 2012? No, but I would think you would want to get started right away at the beginning of the year. However, you will be able to sign up throughout January as well.How will people see my map? There are a couple of possibilities. On your original challenge post you should have a link to your map. You could also put it on your side bar to draw interest to it (see mine on my left side bar) I will be linking my map to every review I will also set up a monthly link here to post updates if you wish.I dont get it – I cant figure out how to use Google maps but I really want to participate! No worries! You are welcome to create a challenge post that lists the 50 states (as well as bonus out of USA spots) and then fill them in as you read in the areas.Do audio books count? ABSOLUTELY!
And then I was visiting Yvonne's place Socrates 'Book Reviews,and saw this new challenge, which looked like fun and has a great looking button, SO, well at least I won't be out causing trouble, right? lol I'll be too busy!!! Want to join me?
A-Z Challenge 2012 Hosted by Lindsey http://www.babiesbooksandsigns.com/p/z-challenge-2012.html
Technical Stuff
So there are two different ways you can set up your own A-Z challenge.
A – Make a list now of 26 books, picking one for each letter of the alphabet. For example: A – Atonement B- Black Beauty C – The Count of Monte Cristo D – Dances with Dragons etc.
B – The lazy way (how I do it) : Make a list on your blog from A-Z. Throughout the year, as you go along, add the books you are reading to the list. Hope that by the end of the year you have read one book for each letter. Towards the end of the year, you can check and see which letters you are missing and find books to fit.
Each month, I will add another challenge to this main challenge. It might to read a book with both A and Z in the title or to read a book with 3 words that all start with the same letter. I might host a few random giveaways too for good measure.
So to join along….
1. Write a blog post about this challenge and whether you are going go with A or B.
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4. Follow my blog so that you can see when I post the monthly challenge!


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Chambers Creek Regional Park- Central Meadow Study
Pierce County Parks and Recreation is conducting a feasibility study for an event stage in the Central Meadow at Chambers Creek Regional Park. Mark your calendars for the final open house for the feasibility study: Tuesday, August 6. Based on community feedback, Pierce County Parks and Recreation be presenting the preliminary results of the Stage Study and the findings from the analysis of traffic and parking management strategies. Open House Tuesday, August 6 6-8 p.m. Environmental Services Building 9850 - 64th St. W., University Place, WA 98467 For more information about this project and outreach please visit the Chambers Regional Park- Central Meadow Study. The Chambers Creek Regional Park - Central Meadow Stage Study is not a component of the proposed Chambers Bay resort development.


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Definitions for "BIREFRINGENCE"
Keywords: refraction, anisotropic, doubly, polars, extraordinary
Related Terms: Refract, Double refraction, Refractive index, Index of refraction, Refraction, Grism, Collimated light, Spotlight, Diffuser, Material dispersion, Becke line, Diffraction grating, Laser, Spot light, Coherent light, Dichroic, Flood, Beam , Incident light, Total internal reflection, Optical, Diffused light, Laser beam, Diffuse lighting, Dispersion, Floodlight, Uv light, Baffle, Black light, Polarizer, Reflector, Monochromator, Snell's law, Ray, Light source, Polarized light, Ambient, Chromatic dispersion, Spectroscope, Fluorescent, Ambient light, Fluoresce, Reflected light, Point light source, Directional light, Snoot, Airy disc, Ambient lighting, Translucent, Beamsplitter
A material is birefringent if the index of refraction differs for incident electromagnetic waves with different polarizations. Examples of birefringent media include calcite (CaCO3), quartz (SiO2), and ice (H2O).
The separation of a beam of light into two beams (ordinary and extraordinary) as it passes through a doubly refracting material or object.
() The magnitude of the difference in the index of refraction of birefringent minerals i.e. that is all minerals that are nonisotropic (All minerals that crystallize in the tetragonal, hexagonal, orthorhombic, monoclinic, and triclinic crystal systems).
Optical property of a material that rotates the plane of polarised light.
An optical phenomenon where light is transmitted at slightly different speeds depending on the angle of incidence. Also light scattering due to different refractions created by impurities, defects, or stresses within the media substrate.
Reflection of light in two slightly different directions to form two rays
The property of some materials to split an incident beam into two beams polarised at right angles to each other.
A condition in an anisotropic medium in which two perpendicular polarizations in a fiber have different refractive indices and thus provide different group velocities.
splitting a ray into two parallel rays polarized perpendicularly
The numerical difference between the maximum and minimum refractive indices of anisotropic substances: ε-ω; nII-n┴; γ-α. Birefringence may also be determined by use of compensators, or estimated through use of the Michel-Lévy Interference Color Chart. Birefringence may be qualitatively expressed as low (0 - 0.010), moderate (0.010 – 0.050), or high (0.050); often birefringence 0.2 is termed "extreme". "Strain birefringence" is a term used to refer to isotropic substances which exhibit uneven (usually) or spotty birefringence induced by mechanical, thermal, chemical, or other means.
A gemological term referring to the strength of double refraction in gemstones.
In optical discs, it is double refraction of light caused by improper cooling of the plastic from the injection molding process. High birefringence causes read errors and can only be detected with special equipment.
a double-refraction phenomenon in which an unpolarized beam of light is divided into two beams with different directions and relative velocities.
The phenomenon of double refraction of light wavefronts in a transparent, molecularly ordered material produced by the existence or orientation-dependent differences in refractive index. The term birefringence also commonly refers to the refractive index difference experienced by a transmitted wave through such a material. Wavefronts of light incident on a birefringent specimen are split into ordinary and extraordinary components that can recombine after emergence from the specimen to produce linearly, elliptically, or circularly polarized light.
having an index of refraction that is different for different polarization of light
Double light refraction. Certain types of material have this double refraction. The substrate used for CD-Rs has this property, and it is caused by the way the molecules are organized and by the internal tensions created when the disc is molded. Excessive birefringence can cause interference and read errors.
Optical distortion caused by different indices of refraction for separate directions of polarization, often caused by stress in the optical medium. Produced during CD or DVD injection molding by shrinkage, flow lines, and inclusions in the substrate. Usually more severe near the outer diameter.
the separation of a ray of light into two unequally refracted, polarized rays, occurring in crystals in which the velocity of light rays in not the same in all directions; numerically quantified as the difference between the greater and lesser refractive indices of the anisotropic crystal. Also called double refraction.
The separation of a light beam, as it penetrates a doubly refracting object, into two diverging beams, commonly known as ordinary and extraordinary beams. Learn more about Birefringence...
The numerical difference in refractive indices for a substance. In a given crystal view, the interference color (retardation) between crossed polars depends on the birefringence and thickness: Retardation (nm) = 1000 x thickness (m) x birefringence
Birefringence is another name for double refraction. In doubly-refractive stones, the light entering the stone is split into two light rays, and the rays travel in different paths. These stones have more than one refractive index. Calcite, peridot, zircon, tourmaline, and titanite are doubly-refractive stones.
Defined as ns-nf. Light traveling through a mineral is split into two rays, which travel at different speeds and have different indices of refraction: ns is the index of refraction of the slow ray, nf the index of the fast ray. Birefringence varies with the orientation of the mineral in the thin section, but a maximum value or a range of values for a certain mineral can be specified.
the splitting of a light wave into two unequally reflected or transmitted waves by an opticall anisotropic medium such as calcite or quartz. Also called double refraction.
difference between the refractive index of a fibre measured parallel to the fibre axis and that measured perpendicular to the fibre axis. Birefringence is frequently used as a measure of the orientation of the macromolecules within the fibre.
Double light refraction more...
The numerical difference in value between the highest and lowest refractive index of a mineral. This is not synonymous with interference colors. SEE INTERFERENCE COLORS.
Birefringence, or double refraction, is the decomposition of a ray of light into two rays (the ordinary ray and the extraordinary ray) when it passes through certain types of material, such as calcite crystals, depending on the polarization of the light. This effect can occur only if the structure of the material is anisotropic. If the material has a single axis of anisotropy, (i.e. it is uniaxial) birefringence can be formalised by assigning two different refractive indices to the material for different polarizations.
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