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Beyonce's daughter Blue Ivy has the starring role in her latest music video for her new tune 'Blue'.
The 'Grown Woman' hitmaker surprised fans by releasing her fifth studio album, a ''visual'' self-titled record, on iTunes today (13.12.13) and the 23-month-old little one, her daughter with rapper husband Jay Z, has been a big inspiration in one of the songs.
Gwyneth Paltrow wants to work with Claire Danes.
The 41-year-old actress is good friends with the 34-year-old 'Homeland' star, and since they both have similar facial features and are petite blondes, she is hoping they'll have the chance to team up on screen and play sisters.
Demi Lovato got sober for her younger sister's sake.
The 'X Factor' USA judge admits the biggest motivation for her checking into rehab in October 2010 to curb her drug and alcohol addictions, self-harm issues and bulimia was the fear of setting a bad example for her 11-year-old half-sister, Madison De La Garza.
Khloe Kardashian is reportedly set to file for divorce from Lamar Odom today (13.12.13).
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Fearne Cotton is engaged to her boyfriend Jesse Wood.
The BBC Radio 1 presenter, who has been dating the 37-year-old guitarist since 2011, has taken to her Twitter account to reveal he proposed to her on Sunday (08.12.13).
David Beckham has urged his sons not to have tattoos.
The retired soccer star has covered his arms and back in more than 30 different inkings - which include a picture of Jesus Christ on his chest and a cross with wings on the nape of his neck - and admitted it will be impossible to stop Brooklyn,14, Romeo,11, and Cruz, eight, from getting the etchings when they're older without being a hypocrite.
Prince is set to make a cameo appearance on 'New Girl'.
The 'Purple Rain' hitmaker will be making his TV debut on the upcoming Super Bowl episode of the hit FOX sitcom, which stars Zooey Deschanel as loveable Jess Day.
Nadine Coyle is reportedly writing a tell-all autobiography.
The Girls Aloud singer is hoping to rival her former bandmate Kimberley Walsh by penning a revealing exposé about what really went on during the girl band's 10 years in the spotlight.
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The amount of scenes I've seen happen with weirdos, drunks and hobo's on public transport lately is astounding. They all seem to concentrate on the bloody London Underground too. You lot got any funny stories. I'll share a few (no guarantees that they'll be funny/entertaining/worth reading): Was on a bus on my way back to Uni a few days ago and a really obese (I mean that in the nicest possible way, but this woman was the size of a small aircraft) got on with her boyfriend/husband. At the next stop a really drunk, greasy, old Irish man stumbled on, looked at this woman in amazement and said in a completely conversation (albeit in a drunk Irish accent): 'Wow love, you've done well to fit in one seat there!'. I was nearly dying from trying to stifle my laughter as her partner got irate at this drunkard and threatened him. Another time I was on the last tube train of the night at the end of a carriage (so I only had a door on one side of me) and these 2 woman sat in between me and the door. One stop away from where I needed to get off and one of the woman was violently sick all over the floor. Now when I say sick, I mean SICK. Everywhere. It all started running down the carriage towards me and she was still puking. It was almost a river travelling down towards me and there very few 'islands' of sick-free floor left. I turned into an Olympic triple jumper and vaulted this swimming pool of puke (all the while avoiding the fountain of puke still spewing from this poor womans mouth). As I walked out of the doors she looked up at me, almost apologetically, and then spewed everywhere again. The smell was fucking horrific. Final story was today (and it's what prompted me to make this thread). I jumped on a tube train just as the doors were closing to be confronted by the worst smell of rotting garbage ever known - I'd gone and chosen the carriage with the stinky hobo in, hadn't I. He'd rippen open the seems of his coat and stuffed it full of whatever garbage he could find, and left it to fester in there I presume. The train was pretty full and this man absolutely stunk. At one of the stations on the way, he spotted a discarded bottle of a kids juice drink on the floor and jumped headfirst into the crowd of people entering the carriage to get to it, causing a domino effect of people falling out of the doorway and onto the carriage. He lay on the floor clutching this bottle for a second, with all the garbage in his coat spilled out onto the floor and a suspicious liquid pouring from it too. At that point I had to leave, the smell was overpowering. I wonder how he managed to get on the train in the first place. Thinking back though, it was probably just Ciderman. So yeah, those are my stories that I can remember. You guys probably have much better ones that mine - share them!
Had just come from London and was getting a train from Victoria home. Got on the train, and a group of about 10 women and 2 men get on...they're all about 75% pissed...and choose to sit next to me. I keep myself to myself, one of the women talks to me, I play it cool....next thing, on a full and moving train, she gets up, does a weird stripper type dance and starts unbuttoning her dress infront me!! I was like WTF just calm down...and she did. She spent the rest of the journey telling me about her life, where her boyfriend works, her views on immigration and where they were going out. Thankfully they got off one stop before me
What's it like in the uk nowadays for people giving up their seats for pregnant women/old people/spackers and the like? I was fuckin fuming on friday. I got on a train that was already packed and found a convenient place to stand. I noticed an old lady (75-80 at a guess) at the side of me that was shaking with Parkinsons and struggilng to find her balance as the train started off. SITTING in front of her there was a bloke and his wife in their late 30s and two young women of about 25. Not one of the cunts offered up their seat. In the end I had to tell the bloke that I thought he was a cunt, which didn't go down well and only served to cement the bastard more firmly in his seat. One of the young birds got up after a few minutes, let the old dear sit down and apologised for having "not noticed her standing there". Yeah, right in fucking front of her. When I was a lad my mum taught me to always be aware of what's going on around me and to help people out whenever it was appropriate. I always offer my seat to people who haven't got one; kids, elderly, fit young totty... anyone. So, what's the chivalry level like where you are?
I hate the wankers that put their bags on the seat next to them. Even if the bus isn't completely full when they get on, it's 5pm dickhead and there will be more people on soon. I hate these people so much and I don't know why, there's just something about the sheer ignorance of it.
I once caught a very busy train between Exeter and London, during the journey a plump woman in Goth type clothing clipped her nails. One of the clippings flew up and landed in some poor chap's lap, I can't adequately describe the look of sheer horror etched on his face. People like her really should have been drowned at birth.
Fucking good to hear it moses. In general the Irish are a polite and caring race tbf. I have this debate with the new students I get every week. I ask them to contrast the English speaking world with Spain and tell me if saying "please" and "thank you" is over-used in the former or under-used in the latter. All the little cunts think that we are far too polite, that we say "sorry" too much, and that we don't really mean it when we say it. I tell them straight that the Spanish are selfish, ignorant, uncaring, unaware cunts for the most part, and that they need to fucking wake up and show a bit of consideration now and then. This does not go down well with my end of week evaluations from them I must say. People here look at me as if I'm mad when I step onto the road to let women pass me on the pavement, or open/hold a door for someone. Fuck knows what they think when I keep changing sides to be on the "road side" of them when I'm walking with a woman. There's a lot that needs to be taught here by parents that is either being lost, or it never was there. [/rant]
We've had this debate before! There's nothing wrong with - if someone wants the seat they'll ask, and the bag will be gladly moved. That is absolutely rank
Happened to me not so long ago. I asked this bloke if the seat was free. He said no, there's somebody sitting there. I thought he was either being sarcastic or a cunt, so I picked the bag up, plonked it on his lap and sat down. About 30 seconds later his mate arrived back from the toilet. I had to swallow a bit of pie and give the poor fucker his seat back. I must admit to feeling a bit of a twat that day. There were a few people sniggering and, although laughed along with them, I was happy to get off at my stop.
That's odd to hear to be honest. I used to spend a bif of time there and I always found them to be quite rspectful towards family and the older folk and all that. Maybe it's because I was in rural Spain.
It annoys me when I'm on the bus and, one stop from the end of my journey, someone sits next to me and I have to ask them to move 5 seconds after they've sat down. You always get a semi-tut/sigh/rolling of the eyes. Fuck off, knobend.
My harrowing experiences tend to involve copious amounts of piss: Last(ish) train home from the city centre, bloke triumphantly gets off his seat and takes a piss in the corner of the carriage, sits down and thinks nothing of it. Nightbus from Leicester square at around 3am on a Saturday morning. Rough, homeless-lookin fella takes a piss in beer can then offers me a sip. Feckin weirdos.
Not the time to be eating pork scratchings is it. Not sure I agree. Not everyone is confident enough to ask. I've seen people standing because some twat has a bag on the seat and the poor fuckers are too shy to ask.
I once overheard two pregnant women argue over who should get the one remaining seat on a bus. They were near the front and I was at the back. I decided I'd intervene and offer my seat and the problem would be solved. BOTH of them told me to mind my own business. I called them both cheeky fat bastards but seeing the look they gave me I got off at the next stop, at least 4-5 stops away from where I was going.
Why make them ask though? If it's clear there's no seats and people are having to stand, move your bag. Never understood why, when it's perfectly obvious that it's the polite and sensible thing to do, some people insist on having to have the person come up and ask them to do the obvious and good mannered thing.
I usually take the tube at a god-awful time in the morning, so it's just filled with uptight bankers making their way to Canary Wharf. The way back at night though just drives me mad, with loads of tourists just fucking it up by walking slowly and being cnuts. Next idiot standing on the left hand side of the escalator is getting thrown down it too. Some highlights of my tube encounters include a lady vomiting on the floor, a lad passed out face down on the floor, idiots fighting, and a dog crapping.
I had a post in the newbies about this but i can't access it so if a mod could find it and post it here it would be much appreciated. It was in a thread about the guy who hated stuff at his work and was about general annoyances i think.
There was another time I was on a train into London from Reading. A few stops after I got on a group of about 10 chavs got on the bus, around 14-16 year olds. Now, I'm not making this up. They were ALL wearing hoodies that said 'EDL - Berkshire Group' (or to that effect, they had their EDL hoodies on). They were really noisy and rude to everyone, running up and down the train carriage, throwing rubbish at people and each other, swearing and shouting racism etc (luckily for them there were only white people on the carriage at the time). Now, one of the stops on the way to London is called Southall. For those of you who don't know, Southall is one of the most multi-cultural places in London - everyone who lives there is Asian. Imagine the whole of Bradford, concentrated into a few square miles and planted into West London. That's Southall. These kids were clearly not the sharpest tools in the box anyway, but they clearly didn't realise this train stopped at Southall. There they were, all happy and ignorant, as the train pulls into the station and about 40 Asians pile onto the carriage on their way into London. The looks on their faces of pure shock/terror/amazement was priceless! Unfortunately I don't know if anything happened as I got off at the next stop, but I imagine something must've happened as they can't have hid those hoodies as they left the carriage and walked past everyone
No, I'm not talking about if it's the only available seat, that would be a dickhead thing to do. I'm talking about when there are plenty of seats everywhere else, my bag can go on a seat, and if someone especially wants to sit next to me, they can ask (or atleast make it obvious that they wish to sit there). If it's obvious that the bus is going to be getting pretty packed at the next stop, I'll take the bag off the seat and leave it free for whatever lucky person gets to sit next to me.
Once when I was on a bus, a woman dropped her bag. The contents spilled out and an apple started rolling down the walkway. An American woman picked it up, turned round, held it aloft and proclaimed to her fellow passengers "Now that's what I call an apple turnover!" The groans were audible. That's my only bus weirdo story.
When I was 21, I was on a train heading to back home to Wales and at one of the stations in Cheshire, a group of women boarded. They were all really drunk and one of the women came over to talk to me. After about 5 minutes, she had told me about her past relationships, her job that she hates and that she is a single mum bringing up two kids. She then proceeds to proposition me, and with her being a reasonably attractive woman a good few years older than me, I gave some serious consideration to going to back to her place. This was until she told me that she thought I would make a great dad to her two kids. What the fuck! The idea scared me to death and I talked my way out of it. She gave me her number and sent me a few texts the following day (so it wasn't just a drunken thing), and I did consider driving to her place, giving her a seeing to, and then never calling her again...but I just couldn't do it.
I'm in Galicia right now, and it's much better here than most other places I've been. I'd agree with you in general. It seems to be when you get on a train or you're in a big town/city. Consideration for others goes out the window. When I lived in Alicante I was often annoyed to the point of wanting to smash faces at times. I thought I was in UK the other day when someone put his hand up to me for letting him pull out of a junction when I was driving. Haven't seen that for years. He was probably an ex-pat or a German.
I had all sorts of stuff over the seat next to mine today. Even pulled the classic "put your headphones in and fall asleep so that someone has to nudge you" manoeuvre.
Once I was on a bus with my dad and I was eating a push pop, the 3 flavored ones. Anyway, I kept minding my own business but this old guy had some weird smile on his face and he did the 'come here' gesture and kept his smile. I feared for the worst and thought he was a kidnapper but I found it odd that my parents kept just laughing along to the whole thing. Now that i am older I realise it was brewlio, I guess it was destiny that got us both on redcafe.
Ah yeah, that's fine. In that instance I think it's a bit weird when someone comes up to sit next to you when there's empty ones elsewhere.
I know. Fuck serial killers and rapists, it's people like me that make this world such a horrible place. Still kept the seat free, though.


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No love songs, in case you had any doubts‑-sex songs exclusively, which usually involve human connection and occasionally hint at provisional commitment but rarely evince anything as quotidian as affection because the quotidian is for day people. In short, Clubworld without morning-after moralizing. But not without a morning after‑-for an early riser like me, the definitive track is "Running Out," a scarcity song more desperate than any Bruce Springsteen could write because Springsteen refuses to indulge in despair. Good for him, I agree. But unfortunately, despair is very much with us. It'll blow up before it recedes. And this music is intensely committed to escaping it. A MINUS
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Though Kevin Barnes begins lucky in love for once, he's all "You're such a crazy girl" as of track two, then back-and-forths until "Famine Affair," Sly Stone hyperbole intended. Yet the back-and-forth evokes a real-life marital seesaw, extreme by normal standards but pretty convincing coming from a borderline hysteric, especially after the hysteric's real-life wife Nina breaks her accursed silence in her native Norwegian. The realistic aura is greatly abetted by co-producer Jon Brion, whose presence signals Barnes's felt need to put some bottom on his verbal spew and some body on his sexual fantasies. Solange Knowles's throaty cameo on "Sex Karma" also helps; Janelle Monae's cameo is of course spacier. And at the very end comes a sermon utilizing voice simulation software: "When will certain people realize/that afterlife is nothing to live for/nothing to die for/nothing to fight for." Some will surely find this preachy, yucky, or technologically compromised. I'm just happy I can say amen. A MINUS
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Charleston Air Force Station
- For the current Air Mobility Command base in South Carolina, see Charleston Air Force Base
- For the former Air Defense Command station in South Carolina, see North Charleston Air Force Station
Part of Aerospace Defense Command | |
Charleston, Maine | |
Overview of the Station
Type | Long Range Radar Site |
Coordinates | 45°05′30″N 069°05′42″W / 45.09167°N 69.09500°W |
Location code | ADC ID: P-65 NORAD ID: Z-65 |
Built | 1950-1951 |
Built by | U.S. Air Force |
In use | 1952-1980 |
Controlled by | United States Air Force |
Garrison | Charleston, Maine |
Occupants | 765th Air Defense Group 765th Aircraft Control and Warning (later Radar) Squadron |
Charleston Air Force Station is a defunct Air Force Station that opened in 1952 and closed in 1980. It was located in Charleston, Maine and is the site of a radar station and other buildings. After closure, it was redeveloped into a jail for the state of Maine.
In late 1950, construction began on Charleston Air Force Station. Known as Bull Hill for its location in the town, the station was one of twenty-eight stations built as part of the second segment of the permanent Air Defense Command national radar network. Prompted by the start of the Korean War, on July 11, 1950, the Secretary of the Air Force asked the Secretary of Defense for approval to expedite construction of the second segment of the permanent network. Receiving the Defense Secretary's approval on July 21, the Air Force directed the Corps of Engineers to proceed with construction.
Completed in early 1951, and fully manned and operational when the 765th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron brought Charleston AFS to life in April 1952[1] and assumed coverage that had been provided by a temporary Lashup Radar Network site at Dow AFB (L-l). The site initially had AN/FPS-3 and AN/FPS-5 radars, and initially the station functioned as an aircraft control and warning station.
In 1957 an AN/FPS-6 replaced the AN/FPS-5 height-finder radar. Another height-finder radar came in 1958 along with an AN/FPS-20 search radar that replaced the AN/FPS-3. During 1959 Charleston AFS joined the Semi Automatic Ground Environment (SAGE) system, feeding data to DC-05 at Topsham AFS, Maine. After joining, the squadron was redesignated as the 765th Radar Squadron (SAGE) on 1 October 1959.[1] The radar squadron provided information 24/7 the SAGE Direction Center where it was analyzed to determine range, direction, altitude, speed, and whether or not aircraft were friendly or hostile.
In 1963 the site became the first in the nation to receive an AN/FPS-27 radar and on 31 July 1963, the site was redesignated as NORAD ID Z-65. This radar subsequently was upgraded to become an AN/FPS-27A. The AN/FPS-26A was then converted into an AN/FSS-7 submarine-launched ballistic missile radar in 1966 for Detachment 6, 14th Missile Warning Squadron (MWS) to monitor for Ballistic Missile launches by submarines.
In addition to the main facility, Charleston operated two unmanned Gap Filler sites:
- Topsfield, ME (P-65A/Z-65A) 45°23′18″N 067°47′50″W / 45.38833°N 67.79722°W
- Sedgwick, ME (Z-6BB) 44°18′51″N 068°38′22″W / 44.31417°N 68.63944°W
Topsfield was equipped with an AN/FPS-18; Control of Sedgwick was transferred to Charleston AFS after Brunswick AFS (Z-13) closed in 1965 and was equipped with the AN/FPS-14.
Over the years, the equipment at the station was upgraded or modified to improve the efficiency and accuracy of the information gathered by the radars. The 765th Radar Sq was inactivated and replaced by the 765th Air Defense Group in March 1970.[1][2] The upgrade to group status was done because of Charleston AFS' status as a Backup Interceptor Control (BUIC) site. BUIC sites were alternate control sites in the event that SAGE Direction Centers became disabled and unable to control interceptor aircraft. The group was inactivated and replaced by the 765th Radar Squadron.[1][2] as defenses against manned bombers were reduced. The group was disbanded in 1984.[3] The 765th Radar Squadron was inactivated on 29 June 1979[1] as part of a general draw down of air defense forces by Aerospace Defense Command and the transfer of the mission to Tactical Air Command. The 14th MWS detachment was inactivated a year later.
After the base closed, the radar site was abandoned, with several radar towers still standing. The station area was transformed into the Charleston Correctional Facility, which opened in 1980. The family-housing area has been entirely demolished.
Air Force units and assignments[edit]
- Constituted as the 765th Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron on 14 November 1950
- Activated at Dow AFB (L-1), ME on 27 November 1950
- Moved to Charleston AFS in August 1951
- Redesignated 765th Radar Squadron (SAGE) on 1 October 1959
- Inactivated on 1 March 1970
- Redesignated 765th Radar Squadron on 1 January 1974
- Activated on 17 January 1974
- Inactivated 29 June 1979[1]
- Constituted as the 765th Air Defense Group on 13 February 1970
- Activated on 1 March 1970
- Inactivated on 17 January 1974
- Disbanded on 27 September 1984[2]
- Organized as Detachment 6, 14th Missile Warning Squadron in 1966
- Discontinued in 1980
- Air Force Outstanding Unit Award, 765th Radar Squadron 1 July 1974 - 30 June 1975[4]
765th Air Defense Group
765th Squadron
- 540th Aircraft Control and Warning Group, 1 January 1951
- 32d Air Division, 6 February 1952
- 4711th Air Defense Wing, 16 February 1953
- 32d Air Division, 1 March 1956
- Bangor Air Defense Sector, 15 August 1958
- 36th Air Division, 1 April 1966
- 35th Air Division, 15 September 1969
- 21st Air Division, 19 November 1969 - 1 March 1970
- 21st Air Division, 17 January 1974 - 29 June 1979
765th Group
- 21st Air Division, 1 March 1970 - 17 January 1974
See also[edit]
- List of USAF Aerospace Defense Command General Surveillance Radar Stations
- List of United States Air Force aircraft control and warning squadrons
- ^ a b c d e f Cornett, Lloyd H; Johnson, Mildred W (1980). A Handbook of Aerospace Defense Organization, 1946–1980. Peterson AFB, CO: Office of History, Aerospace Defense Center. p. 166.
- ^ a b c Cornett, & Johnson, p.86
- ^ Department of the Air Force/MPM Letter 575q, 27 Sep 1984, Subject: Disbandment of Units
- ^ AF Pamphlet 900-2, Unit Decorations, Awards and Campaign Participation Credits, Vol II Department of the Air Force, Washington, DC, 30 Sep 76, p. 89
- ^ Abstract, History of 765th Air Defense Group, Jan-Mar 1970(accessed 13 Jan 2012)
- ^ Abstract, History of 765th Air Defense Group, Apr-Jun 1970 (accessed 13 Jan 2012)
This article incorporates public domain material from websites or documents of the Air Force Historical Research Agency.
- Grant, C.L., The Development of Continental Air Defense to 1 September 1954, (1961), USAF Historical Study No. 126
- Leonard, Barry (2009). History of Strategic Air and Ballistic Missile Defense. Vol I. 1945-1955. Fort McNair, DC: Center for Military History. ISBN 978-1-4379-2131-1.
- Leonard, Barry (2009). History of Strategic Air and Ballistic Missile Defense. , Vol II, 1955-1972. Fort McNair, DC: Center for Military History. ISBN 978-1-4379-2131-1.
- Winkler, David F.; Webster, Julie L (1997). Searching the skies: The legacy of the United States Cold War Defense Radar Program. Champaign, IL: US Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories. LCCN 9720912.
- Information for Charleston AFS, ME
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In short: Excellent race - my favourite half marathonIn full: Great atmosphere and excellent organisation makes this a memorable race, and one that is well worth doing. Despite two or three upward slopes the course is extremely fast - so much so that I knocked over 3 minutes off my PB which was set in Feb 2012 at the pancake flat Race Your Pace HM. Obviously I'm very happy!I would agree that 13,000 runners is now probably the limit so as to prevent the course getting too crowded. The colour coded timing pens seemed to work pretty well, though I admit that it does get frustrating when you find yourself stuck behind someone who is walking / going slowly after half a mile.The goody bag was full of treats, the medal good and the finish at the Madejski added a real incentive to run all out for the final few yard. Logistically I know it would be hard to do, but it would be great to run the entire circuit of the pitch and not just a quarter of it.I have no complaints with the Garmin distance issue that others have mentioned. Yes, mine came out at 13.30 miles - however, they are rarely 100% accurate (and never claim to be) so a degree of error is to be expected. Also, with such a large number of runners and twists and turns on the course it is doubtful that anyone other than the fast guys at the front was able to run the racing line. I have 100% confidence that the course is accurately measured to UKA's satisfaction, and if its good enough for them then its good enough for me.Date of review: April 19, 2012
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In short: Once again, an excellent event, on a fast course.In full: This is definitely an expensive race, but I've run it several times, and it is my pb route, so I just keep coming back for more. Like many people, my garmin read long, but given the width of the course and zig zagging, this was well within the confidence limits for the garmin. I am confident that the course measurement is accurate, and I got my best time in a decade. I was pleased that the colour coding worked better than in the past, certainly in the red pen, where I started. Having had a disrupted preparation I started towards the back of the pen. I'm glad I didn't tag on to a pace runner, I wasn't impressed with their strategy. By running an even effort, I gradually passed The 1:45, 1:40 and 1:35 runner and was not far off the 1:30 runner. They all went off fast, then slowed.Its a great race for beginners too - my son's first race of any description and he ran a negative split by keeping steady until the dual carriageway then picking up, finishing in under 2 hours. I personally do not like the stadium finish - the "roar" does not make up for the awful running surface.Date of review: April 16, 2012
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Island new home sales at a level last month not seen since that first time home buyer tax credit was in effect noon.
This is another sign that a housing recovery really is underway Jeff Flock in fishers Indiana that it.
I'll tell you one reason I think so always when we look at the home builder stocks -- wanna do that a moment but first I want to show you on the ground here this is a Ryland homes development.
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Posted 24 November 2003 - 09:35 PM
Most people have only one or two sites. Very few people have more than that, which is why these debates start getting a bit crazy. If 100% of my sites suffer (i.e. 1 or 2), I think that means something. The fact that, of all sites, only 2% have suffered is irrelevant. Secondly, the quality of teh sites that suffer is also never raised. Have you ever read a post that started "My favourite, most relevant site in area X, site Y, has dropped. That just isn't right. Site Y is clearly the leader, with lots of really relevant information..."??? We all think our site is the most relevant, most bestest site ever, but is it really?? As Dan pointed out elsewhere, his site used to rank better than Wordtracker for keyword research. Surely that isn't right!!!
Personally, I think the filter is simply a "crap site" filter. If you build an awful site, User wont come, and if they do, they simply wont stay.
All the old rules for building a great web site survive, but maybe the SEO shortcuts have changed, from relevant to harmful.
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Posted 25 November 2003 - 12:42 AM
To test Google's new and improved algorithm, I decided to do a few searches to see the #1 search engine giant in action. As always, I surf the web in the shoes of the user, not a developer, programmer, computer person, or seo guy. Actaully when I surf and test I try to act like my technologically challanged mother.
Searches off the top of my head...
1st Search Term = "Web Developer"
Figuring that there are a zillion out there, the first 10 must be some sure-fire hot-shot developers!
#2 Ranking - "The Online Edition of the STARS Magazine"
Wow! This must be where all the web developer superSTARS are listed... lets go! [Opens Page] - Hmmm... its hard to get a grasp on it but it appears to be a magazine devoted to the cultural and economic woes of Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Dubai and other areas in the region. I looked around for web developers but once I discovered that "Iraq's warfare fuels the global trade in looted antiquities" I forgot all about that stupid web development stuff... "hey, this is great! Where can I sign up for the peace corps?"
Keyword Notes: No cases of "web" or "developer" ANYWHERE!
2nd Search Term - "Web Development"
Not to give up too easily, I plug in "Web Development" instead. Lets see... #2 Ranking is ""The Online Edition of the STARS..."
3rd Search Term - I figured I could save all the problems that I learned the Middle East was having by buying them peace and happiness. Naturally, I search for "Shopping Mall"
#8 "Green Earth"
What better place to by peace and other worldly goods for the war-torn regions of the world! [Opens Page] - Hmmm.. ok only 28 words on the page... There are no instances of "shopping" or "mall" in the source code. But hey look! They have a link stating "Wild Ferret check it out." Who cares about shopping when you can check out wild ferrets! [Opens Farret Site] - Intro text states
"Welcome To WildFerret.Com. This Site has a split personality.
Half is devoted to Ferrets
Half is devoted to Martial Arts. Currently Aikido"
- Awww cool I love Aikido, thats really what I was looking for all along.
Keyword #4: "Martial Arts"
I want to learn more about this stuff, and maybe some farrets too.
Search Result #16 - Redirected to a message that the page is down. But the owner leaves us a plain text message saying that "New location for Danny Abramovitch's martial arts pages ... As soon as I find a reasonable location, I will transfer the content and list the URL here. 4/17/02"
I know its been over a year and a half, but I am pretty certain, and apparently so is Google, that the site will be kung foo fighting any day now.
Search Result #18 - Hey! Its the same page we got redirected to before!
Search Result #15 - "Index of /~viamedia"
Hmm... directory structure with 2 files, both of which list site and traffic logs. Strangly, the wine drinking sissys of Italy represented 1.85% of traffic while the Karate Chop land of Japan only represented 1.26%. Fascinating.
Search Term #5
All this searching is making me hungry, how about "Japanese Food"!
With over 3,200,000 Japanese Food sites, I'm sure to get some excellent dining or take out with result #16
Search Result #16 - "This is a website that has been designed especially for kids with ... "
With what? I want to know [Opens Page] - "This is a website that has been designed especially for kids with information about the country of Japan."
No text in source code for "Food". 2 instances of "Japanese Music" though.
Search Term #6 - You know, searching the internet is getting harder these days, maybe there's some "Computer Software" that can help.
13,600,000 Results
#3 Virtex C3ommunicator - Online Presentations Conferences Seminars - is Virtex becoming the next Microsoft? [Opens Page] No occurances of "Software". HOWEVER there IS one mention of the word "Computer". Its in their slogan - "CompInfo - the Computer Information Center".
I think I will use the Contact Us page to see if they have any good utilities for Windows XP just incase they forgot to mention it on the site.
[Big Sigh] Well that raps up a great internet surf session. Probably unrelated but I think I am coming down with vertigo. Maybe I'll do a Google Search to learn more about it. Hey look, another Ferret site!
- John
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Posted 25 November 2003 - 12:56 AM
I enjoyed your message! And that seems to fit in with the message I posted earlier today (under the Googledance topic) which says that I have noticed the sites that seem to be ranking highly for competitive search phrases do not have those exact phrases in their actual content.
I have only researched this for three word phrases and I have only searched for three different phrases in three different fields - so my research isn't extensive! So I posted a message to the forum to see if someone else noticed that pattern also.
But if Google are picking up on random words or a combination of words from the phrase, I would think their results will be much less relevant which seems to have been the case with your searches.
Posted 25 November 2003 - 07:39 AM
I'm a highrankings.com virgin so please be gentle with me
I've been through several of the Google topics now but haven't really managed to answer the question I had - do you all think the recent changes are likely to remain or has Google really messed things up this time?
The results I've been getting lately have been hopeless and just cannot be good for users. I run a site selling commercial cleaning equipment and we've managed to dominate Google for some time with keywords like pressure washers, vacuum cleaners, floor polishers etc, etc, (fortunately, terms that are not really that competitive). My technique has always been to provide lots of relevent content without going overboard with doorway pages etc and over the past 4 years we've done ok at it.
However, I noticed yesterday that we dont even rank in the top 60 for a search on our company name (Express Cleaning Supplies) let alone any of our targetted keywords.
We have over 600 pages indesed at the moment but I'm desperate to know if others are as bewildered by this change as I am? In my mind Googles results are just not very good at all using this latest algorithm.
So do any others here think they have completly messed things up this time?
Posted 25 November 2003 - 08:15 AM
Do I think they've completely messed things up? No, not really... I think they've made a business decision based on their understanding that things are going to get a lot more competitive in their business very soon.
Am I happy with it? On some searches, I'm fine. On others, nope. But my philosophy has always been to improve pages in every way I can think of, and I'm going to continue to work that way. I'll take Google's current likes and dislikes into account, but I'm not going to create something just so that it will perform well in Google.
I am, however, going to brush up on my knowledge of running AdWords accounts. I think that's going to be a very valuable skill.
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:00 AM
A gutsy move, whatever else you may think of it. <_<
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:09 AM
Do a search for "hockey sticks" and have a look at the #7 ranking:
"Gym slips and hockey sticks: Philip Larkin's schoolgirl stories", wow - now that is a relevant site!!! Thank goodness all the crap was filtered out on this term, or we wouldn't be able to learn about erotic stories involving hockey sticks.
Actually, it looks like what happened here is what happened for lots of other terms - a high page rank site with the words on the page got high in the rankings despite it being completely irrelevent.
Does google owe us anything? Absolutely not, and perhaps this is just a short term adjustment. However when we spend out days working hard and these kind of results show up it is frustrating. These forums are where we are supposed to come and complain.
It is never as simple as just building a great site.
note: I had to change my username, so I am the gmac who is working on building the bad sites.
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:16 AM
These forums are where we are supposed to come and complain.
Umm, no, that would be "Complaints R Us." :doh:
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:17 AM
I'm open to ideas, and I'm sure there are plenty of things that have changed and will continue to change. The only thing that's been upsetting me in the debate about all this is that some people have latched onto a single idea, so they refuse to see any other factors as possible. My one and only declaration, therefore, is that more than one thing has changed. This cannot be boiled down to a single filter, algo change, or philosophy.
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:19 AM
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:27 AM
What they're doing now is one big test. This is why the results are constantly changing from day to day. It could be months of this, just like the last time they made major changes.
They won't be done until they've accomplished what they set out to accomplish (whatever that might be), AND have relevant results.
Posted 25 November 2003 - 09:41 AM
Posted 25 November 2003 - 11:33 AM
Search for Express Cleaning Supplies and the first site is a link to ours from somewhere else. Our domain www.express-cleaning-supplies.co.uk comes in on page 17!!! but what I have noticed is that this is our directory listing. It has a page rank of 5 so it's not entirely irrelevant.
As aifnet has said, surely this cant do Google any good if the results aren't as good as they were (and without being biased about it, they certainly aren't)
Jill, have your sites suffered significantly?
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Radric Davis (born February 12, 1980 in Birmingham, Alabama), better known by his stage name Gucci Mane, is an American rapper and CEO of 1017 Brick Squad Records. In 2005 he released his independent debut album, Trap House, which featured the successful single "Icy" that he recorded with Young Jeezy. He has since released a further three albums including 2006's Hard To Kill, 2007's Trap-A-Thon and 2007's Back To The Trap House.
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Radric Davis (born February 12, 1980) better known by his stage name Gucci Mane, is an American rapper. He debuted in 2005 with Trap House, followed by Hard to Kill in 2006, Trap-A-Thon, and Back to the Trap House in 2007. In 2009, his second studio album The State vs. Radric Davis was released. The Appeal: Georgia's Most Wanted was released in 2010, and is his highest charting album so far. Gucci Mane has released many other mixtapes and independent albums as well.
While serving a six-month jail term for assault in late 2005, Davis was charged with murder, though the charges were later dropped due to a lack of evidence. In 2009, he served a year-long county jail sentence for violating probation for his 2005 aggravated assault conviction.
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2004-2005 Teaching Excellence Award Recipients
The Undergraduate School
Robert C. Horn has taught more than 600 class hours for UMUC's Undergraduate School, both online and face-to-face, in human resources and business management. He has helped develop a number of undergraduate courses and is an online faculty trainer.
Horn works hard to create a bridge between classroom theory and workplace reality. In his own words, he succeeds when "students excel beyond their own expectations."
Horn received his EdD in educational administration from New Mexico State University.
George J. Takacs first taught for UMUC in Europe in 1972. The coauthor of the book, Games That Teach Teams (Pfeiffer, 1999), he is also the author of three UMUC courses in business and technology and has taught a variety of courses in marketing and computer applications. As a facilitator for the CTLA 201 Teaching with WebTycho course, he has also helped many of his colleagues make the transition to online teaching.
Takacs stresses the importance of interaction in his courses and, to that end, provides detailed feedback on assignments, requires that students work in teams, and encourages communication. His students respond enthusiastically.
Takacs received his MA from the University of Notre Dame.
The Graduate School
Joan Berkowitz, who has taught environmental management courses for UMUC's Graduate School since 1995, is a senior environmental manager and owns an environmental consulting firm. She has taught close to 20 different courses in the University's environmental management program and has helped design several of them, including the program's capstone course.
Berkowitz earns regular praise for her student-centered teaching philosophy and her efforts to get to know each student and his or her individual needs. She regularly tailors lesson plans and assignments to the course objectives that she asks each student to submit.
Berkowitz received her PhD in physical chemistry from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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Ms. Christine Beaupré, Collegiate Associate Professor with UMUC, holds a B.S. in management and organizational behavior from New York University and M.S. in computer science education from Nova Southeastern University. She currently teaches computer studies courses in the Tokyo area and in the online Distance Education program. Ms. Beaupré joined UMUC Asia in 1998, serving as Academic Director for the Computer Studies program from 2000 to 2003 before returning to full-time teaching. She makes use of a wide variety of teaching techniques in her student-centered classes, including lecture and discussion, presentations, simulations and games, hands-on lab work, and debate. The appropriate mix depends on the level and content of the course. For example, in an introductory course students may play a Jeopardy-like game as an aid to learning essential vocabulary. She takes full advantage of technology, using a laptop computer and projector during most classes and setting up course-specific web sites to post class material, show samples of programs, compile assignments, showcase student work, and to supplement the textbook in the rapidly-changing computer field.
Ms. Gyongyi Plucer-Rosario, Collegiate Associate Professor, initially taught with UMUC from 1984 to 1992 after receiving her M.S. in marine biology from the University of Guam. Her B.A. in humanistic ecology is from Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Ms. Plucer-Rosario has done research on rare and endangered corals and coral reefs. Her 1982 Hard Coral Survey was an influential study of the damage to coral resulting from tourism and development. She rejoined the faculty in 1999 and has taught in Guam and in the Distance Education program. Her goal in teaching biology is to open students' eyes to the world around them, to examine how life and the world interact and how humans impact that world, and to help students think critically about what is presented in the media. She provides detailed content and format guidelines for assignments; uses peer review of papers to help both writers and reviewers; and compiles topical articles that students read outside of class and then discuss in small groups. Since it can be hard after a long day for students to stay alert in an evening class, she finds that a little performance during the class lecture helps keep attention levels high; her lecture on symbiosis involves an enactment of a clownfish squeezing through the tentacles of an anemone.
Dr. Barry Pollick, Collegiate Associate Professor, joined UMUC Asia in 1996 and has taught in Korea, Misawa, and more recently in Okinawa. He holds a B.A. in English from the University of Chicago, an M.A. in communication from Cleveland State University, and a Ph.D. in communication from Kent State University. He has taught at Cleveland State and Kent State and also has teaching experience at the secondary level. Dr. Pollick has varied experience as a professional writer, having been employed by the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Cleveland's East Side News, has been a radio talk show host, and has made several presentations at professional conferences. In the classroom he works to create a positive learning environment in writing and speech communication classes. He has various creative ways of getting students to think critically about language and how it is used. One method that helps keep teaching and learning fun for both student and teacher is requiring students, after learning about transitional phrases, to ask all questions beginning with a transitional phrase or word. The consequences may sometimes be hilarious, but it is the full awareness of transitions that is the real goal of the lesson. The exercise illustrates how creative students can be while actually using correct language.
Mr. Michael Tisher, Collegiate Assistant Professor, has taught for UMUC since 1999 at Sasebo and Misawa in Japan and in the UMUC Asia Distance Education program. He received his B.S. in computer science and his M.S. in mathematics from McNeese State University in Lake Charles, Louisiana, taking additional graduate work in mathematics at Louisiana State University, in Baton Rouge, where he earned a second M.S. degree. Mr. Tisher taught mathematics at McNeese State and Louisiana State. He also was employed at the Exxon Computing Services Center in Houston, Texas. In his teaching he works to create a learning environment that can help all students succeed in his math classes. This often means being available to students during the day, at special Saturday tutoring sessions, and at other times as needed. Where students seem to be dealing with "mathematics anxiety," he uses these settings to help students develop the confidence and skills they need to reach their potential. In class Mr. Tisher is known for his high standards and challenging assignments. An accomplished musician, he sometimes plays the violin to relate mathematical sine waves to music and uses other real-world examples to help reinforce math concepts. Out of class, Mr. Tisher is active in organizing Maryland Presents, a community forum for showcasing the talents of UMUC Asia faculty.


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Syria has become a magnet for foreign jihadists seeking to wage holy war. RFE/RL correspondents Ron Synovitz and Elenora Beishenbek take a closer look at how an increasing number of Central Asians are being radicalized and recruited to fight there. More
A new website offering a virtual tour of Gulag camps was launched last week. The project is the result of three Czech expeditions to some of the remotest parts of Siberia, which mapped the ruins of forced-labor sites from the Stalinist era. Using cutting-edge panoramic photography, the website's creators aim to provide visitors with a realistic idea of living conditions in the Siberian Gulag where millions of Soviet citizens and people from many other countries perished. More
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SlaveUnit Wrote:Is there any way to also get the HDTV logo to be added to the sources? The bluray and hddvd ones are showng up nicely BTW. Just tell me if I am pushing my luck.Not really somthing I will add but I made it easy for you guys too just open up IncludesCodecFlagging.xml add the image and condition for it then put the hdtv logo in the flagging folder. (bare in mind the current implimentation has limits to its width of images it can display so some might get pushed out of view if you add to many unless you dig in and modify the view code that is)
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First, I define "Polish" sausage…then I define "kielbasa." Believe it or not, both definitions hold big surprises! Then…I proceed with the results of tasting hundreds of "Polish" sausages made in America…and tell you exactly how to get the best ones in your kitchen this summer. Most of them are great on the grill, too! I LUV Kielbasa…if it's GREAT kielbasa!
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Sonar installation with PostgreSQL
Sonar is an open source web application for analyzing and measuring software code quality, offering visual reporting and metrics with historical information aggregation across numerous data collection points. Analysis of the Java language is provided by default and support for other languages is available through commercial and open source plugins.
This article describes the process for installing and integrating Sonar with a PostgreSQL database.
Configuration has been performed using Sonar 2.13.1 in standalone mode (Jetty servlet container) and PostgreSQL 184.108.40.206 on Windows.
Update – 9 November 2012
The installation steps described can also be followed for installing Sonar 3 (note: there may be a difference in the number of database tables created).
Create Sonar database user
Create the sonar user:
CREATE USER sonar WITH PASSWORD 's0me1nsecurepassw0rd';
List users:
postgres=# SELECT usename, usesysid FROM PG_USER; usename | usesysid ----------+---------- postgres | 10 sonar | 16393 (2 rows)
Create Sonar database
Sonar requires a database with UTF8 character set. Create the database as follows:
CREATE DATABASE sonar WITH OWNER sonar ENCODING 'UTF8';
List databases:
postgres=# SELECT datname, datdba, encoding FROM pg_database; datname | datdba | encoding -----------+--------+---------- template1 | 10 | 6 template0 | 10 | 6 postgres | 10 | 6 sonar | 16393 | 6 (4 rows)
Configure JDBC for Sonar
Edit conf/sonar.properties
altering properties to use the newly created database. The tables will be automatically created when Sonar starts.
Start Sonar
Start Sonar in standalone mode.
Validate Sonar tables
Log into the sonar database:
psql -d sonar -h localhost -U sonar
Validate that 47 sonar tables exist:
sonar=> SELECT table_name FROM information_schema.tables WHERE table_schema = 'public'; table_name --------------------------- schema_migrations projects metrics rules_categories rules_parameters project_links rules rule_failures project_measures users active_rule_parameters snapshot_sources active_rules alerts rules_profiles events properties groups groups_users group_roles user_roles dependencies measure_data filters filter_columns criteria active_filters quality_models characteristic_edges characteristics characteristic_properties active_dashboards dashboards widgets widget_properties review_comments reviews active_rule_param_changes active_rule_changes manual_measures notifications duplications_index snapshots action_plans loaded_templates resource_index action_plans_reviews (47 rows)
Browse to Sonar
Access the Sonar application at localhost on the default port at http://localhost:9000. You will see an empty project list ready for population with metrics generated from your projects.
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Thanks for the information, it helps a lot.
Nov 10 2012
Excellent instructions.
Might want to add links to "Install Sonar" and "Start Sonar"


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Crusade 2 Crusade 2 is the second part of the Crusade series games. Fire cannon balls, arrows and bombs to kill all of the castle dwelling monsters. 12/9/2010 12:00:00 AM 16,325
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You may remember the post on my appearance on Channel 9 here in Oklahoma, or maybe you saw us! As promised, below are the shots I took that day pretending to shoot Kyla and Abby in a "session." I paid no attention to settings or focus most of the time. It was all a sham for the camera.
These are straight out of the camera – no processing at all. Some actually turned out good – some, not so much.
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July 02, 2010
Lexus Announces Intention to Recall Certain U.S. Market Vehicles to Replace Engine Valve SpringsLexus, a division of Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc., today announced that it has informed the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration of its intention to file a Defect Information Report (DIR) regarding approximately 138,000 Lexus vehicles, powered by 4.6 and 5.0 liter V8 and 3.5 liter V6 engines in certain 2006, 2007 and 2008 GS, IS and LS models in the U.S. The formal report will be filed the week of July 5. (more) |
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