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The New Found Glory and Senses Fail show that was November 8 at the Beaumont has been moved to The Granada, same night. Your tickets are still good.
Here's the picture the publicist, Eddie, sent with the press release, asking members of the press to guess who he is.
I got nothin'.
Bryan Brown hasn't forgotten about Kansas, especially the state's jails.
Brown, the former head of the Consumer Protection Division in then-Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline's office, skipped town earlier this year after Kline lost a re-election bid to Paul Morrison. Brown reportedly left the Sunflower State to start his own law firm in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
But Brown has kept his thoughts on Kansas – and distaste for Johnson County Sun columnist Steve Rose – alive on his blog. Brown reminisces about the 68 days he spent in the hoosegow on a contempt of court charge in 1992 for violating a federal judge's injunction that barred protestors from blocking the entrances to an abortion clinic.
Some say Indian "Thriller" is the essence of Halloween. For others, it's "Halloween" by Helloween. Here's what's rocking our ghouls over at The Pitch on this howly day.
Bauhaus - "Telegram Sam"
More hand-picked Halloweeny viddies after the jump.
No doubt, it's hard to be single in Kansas City. That's evident in the fact that whenever we run a pretty woman on the cover of The Pitch, we're sure to get e-mails from dudes with crushes. That happened back in January when we ran this story on the smokiest bars in town, and a sultry-looking girl on the cover puffed away, luring readers to request her seven digits.
Mostly, they sound pretty innocuous, with something about being a nice guy, how it's hard to meet women in this town, how he just wants to get to know that model because she looks like she's smart.
We've gotten the same kind of messages this week, seeking the contact info for Kara McMurtry, who appears in a low-cut cop outfit while biting a pair of handcuffs for the article "Sex Police."
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Friday, October 26
The Sprint Center
Better than: Valerie Bertinelli's weight-loss blog.
A crowd roughly the size (and appearance) of Independence, Missouri, poured into the Sprint Center last Friday night to worship at the altar of once-lusty '80s guitar rock kings Van Halen, fronted this time around by original bitch-on-the-mic David Lee Roth.
Side note: I would not go see Van Halen unless Diamond Dave was there. I'm pretty sure that man was the main reason my parents wouldn't let me watch MTV in the '80s. His persona was so lecherous and trashy that him simply dancing around, doing the scissor kicks in a pair of tights and what not, mooching at the camera, etc etc inspecting women... hell, him just being himself was an affront to moral living. His successor, Sammy Hagar, on the other hand, to me, was just a chubby red dude with a porcine howl. By the time For Unlawful Carnal Kabbage and its flagship video Poundcake came out in 1991, my parents didn't give a crap what I watched. VH and all those other bands had become so ineffectual by then that watching them made kids hate rock and roll. (Hence the rise of gangsta rap.) So, all that's to lament how Friday night at the Sprint Center, I made the mistake of expecting Dave to be entertaining -- or even really part of the show -- but more on that in a minute.
Fan footage of the night's show.
So, let's say that it's Halloween, you're straight guy who's kind of an idiot, and you need a costume - fast. In 1998, you'd bust out the horn-rims and the tooth-blackener and suck in public as Austin Powers. In old '06, you'd smear on a 'stache and jabber about sexy-time. So in 2007, what's the best costume strategy for the dude who isn't especially funny himself but is still by-God determined to have something to do with comedy?
Easy. Stick your dick in a box.
Or at least pretend to. Dragged to the Granfalloon Saturday, I caught no fewer than half a dozen joiners giving their junk the ribbon-and-bow treatment from last year's memorable Saturday Night Live bit. Unlike JT, these guys weren't getting anywhere. In fact, most of the women they talked into opening the lids asked for gift receipts.
"That's pretty disappointing," a lady friend complained after peeking inside one tuxed-out shmoe's present. His contents: a Twinkie. Once he'd stumbled off, a blonde at the bar dished, "It's a Twinkie here, but in real life, he's packing a Zinger."
Other boxes yielded dildos or - in the case of one especially unimaginative lawyer- absolutely nothing at all. Nobody had the wit to go with a Ding Dong or a even picture of Nixon. One lazy guy didn't even bother with the gift wrap, opting instead to tie an empty case of Miller Genuine Draft to his crotch - perfect for pledge week, maybe, but hardly effective with the Plaza hotties he kept trying to chat up.
At one point, two dick-in-a-box guys happened to find themselves waiting together at the bar. They glared at each other, for a second, probably wondering who was copying whom. Then they looked away, at the floor or the tumultuous crowd, both a little shaken: They'd seen the douche and the douche was them. - Alan Scherstuhl
The Eels are kicking off 2008 time-capsule style. Along with the Essential Eels Vol. 1 2CD/DVD greatest hits collection, the band will releasing Useless Trinkets (also 2CD/DVD), an all-inclusive anthology of B-sides and rarities that makes the cache of import singles I've been collecting just that -- useless trinkets. Get the inside story here.
Both are scheduled for January 15. In the meantime, brush up on E's pre-Eels days with a ton of downloadable goodness here, courtesy of the Runout Groove.
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The Charlatans UK will probably be pegged as biters, even though the band announced its free album giveaway on the same day as Radiohead. No title for LP10 as of yet, but you'll be able to get the whole thing at no cost at XFM sometime in early 2008.
Until then, here's the first single.
The Charlatans UK: "You Cross My Path" MP3
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The word "twee" scares the fuck out of me. Not because I'm particularly scared of cute girls or striped sweaters, but because it usually implies other things like "amateur" and "sucky." Architecture in Helsinki has been described as "twee," but fortunately they are neither amateur nor sucky.
First, a few thoughts on the opening acts. This is Panther. They're from Portland.
Today, we here at the Plog hit a snag. For years now, we've been channeling Bart Simpson and prank-calling Royals owner David Glass. Usually, the phone calls go smoothly – we ask for someone with a silly name, Glass doesn't realize he's being pranked, then he threatens to cut our bellies open. But not today. Things changed forever today.
First, let's review recent calls.
Is the Kansas City, Missouri, Council going to be awash in porn in a couple of weeks?
At Thursday's business session, Mayor Pro Tem Bill Skaggs asked for an internal audit that supposedly has looked into the forbidden use of City Hall computers. In requesting the audit, Skaggs mentioned a blog.
The blog, Not Ready for Prime Buzz, said on October 6 that the city's internal auditor was investigating an allegation that pornography was found on computer belonging to "LT." In a separate entry, the blog referred to LT as LaTrisha Underhill, an assistant to City Manager Wayne Cauthen.


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Verizon freedom now in our continuing series in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center more than a decade.
-- has now passed since the terrorist brought down the original buildings.
What happened that day is now terrible chapter in US history the question for schools this.
How do you teach the kids about how cool -- -- to -- calories.
Good question.
You know hijackers.
-- judge teaches at a -- school in upstate New York which like most of the country has no guidelines for teaching about the attacks of nine elevenths.
When I prepared my lesson I realized that is talking about the Twin Towers and fourth graders.
My -- you know with the twin -- so far.
Even many high school students who live in New York City don't know the facts.
Somebody had mentioned there were three planes.
-- before.
It's a touchy subject.
And it's up to teachers to decide whether to touch it and -- You don't want to offend anyone and you don't warrant.
There to be anger -- towards certain students in the class some teachers visit the tributes that are at the world trade center for help.
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She shares her story in classrooms trying to focus on the patriotism Americans felt on September 12.
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Mom especially since it's it's a broad issue.
Some states including New Jersey have put together suggested lesson planes but educators don't have to follow that.
New York State senator Jack Martin's wants his state to require the teaching of 9/11 we should have.
Hey any this set curriculum and the lessons should be taught in the way that his human -- Parents just want to make sure their kids are old enough to handle it.
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Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson has been found guilty of breaking rules over donations and fined £400 after the Electoral Commission ruled that almost £15,000 gifted to her leadership campaign had not been registered on time.
The MSP becomes the first ever to be fined by the body over donations and is a further blow to a leadership that has witnessed several gaffes from the inexperienced former BBC reporter.
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Agree completely with you. I've (futilely) emailed the BBC asking if they'll report on this. If they do - or even if they respond to me - I'll eat my hat.
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This thread is full of awesome. Thanks guys for sharing the graphics. I'll also be on the lookout for pre-race text for each event and will post anything I find...
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You guys really rock!!
I love F1 and those backgrounds are absolutely perfect for my 'racing' personality. Still, my preferences fall on MotoGP. Can you guys adapt the work to MotoGP? h.udo |
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2011-03-17 00:06
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If you can get your hands on MotoGP graphics it's easy enough to set up something similar. I've had to do the same for NHL games.
Back to the topic at hand, here are 2011 driver names and thumbs for use in NFO files... Code: <actor> |
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2011-03-17 01:53
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are there any legal issues in the way of someone starting up, let's say, "TVsportsDB.com" in the ilk of IMDB and TVDB? if not.. why hasn't it been done, for this purpose? lol
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2011-03-17 13:15
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I'm guessing because there is just not the same demand for this kind of data compared to either TV or Film, probably due to the fact that most sport is watched live.
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hoobie7 Wrote:Yeah, that's next on my list. Hi All. New here and love this thread. I highly recommend a user on the Whirlpool forums who provides excellent pre-race commentary. Below is some of his work for the up coming Melbourne F1 race. http://whrl.pl/RcGEHB Here is some of last years pre race comments. he does it for every race. F1: Brazilian GP 2010 http://whrl.pl/RcwooL F1: Melbourne 2010 http://whrl.pl/RcdcQr F1: Monaco 2010 http://whrl.pl/RcgOEJ What do you think? (PS not my work) |
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fleeball Wrote:What do you think? I think I'd buy you (and him) a beer if I could - awesome find! They're quite lengthy for xbmc purposes but a great read for me, being new to the sport, and they could easily be trimmed to a suitable plot length. Thanks! |
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2011-03-21 19:19
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Great job. We need something like this for the WRC Rally series.
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2011-03-21 22:00
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So can I make an .nfo for the 2011 season and drop all those actors/drivers into it?
Or do I need to make a .nfo for each race of the 2011 season and duplicate? Hoobie7 |
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hoobie7 Wrote:So can I make an .nfo for the 2011 season and drop all those actors/drivers into it? I don't think you can do seasonal .nfo files but I would love to be wrong. It would be awesome to have the 2011 drivers and a season preview at that level. I think you have to put them up at the show level (and maybe just change them each year) or copy them at each episode level. |
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I'm hoping it will include an alternative to Paypal. Not saying that you should not support paypal, but rather include an alternative as well, for those of us who can not use it. Google Checkout Payza (once known as AlertPay) Amazon 2 Checkout There is a wide range of possible alternatives.
In many countries in Europe it's common practise and secure. And it don't have to be fully automated, just an option that the user wants to pay with this method and the admin checks manually and approves.
Most of the people I know online are from Europe, Asia, and Australia ..... None of them like or trust such methods. Guess it's in the eyes of the beholder.
I dont know where you are from but this is a common form of payment because many, many people in German/Austria/.... don't have a credit card. So your argument is...? Don't treat others as if they dont know what they are speaking about.
No real argument. Just do not believe it is a common practice. Out of 200+ people who are from Germany (don't recall anyone from Austria).... All of them were able to send payment & direct bank transfer was never an option provided. As I said, we can chuck this up as being true in the eye of the beholder. From your point of view, this is a common practice, but from my own point; I don't even with over 200 payments from the locations you list as an example.
This mainly depends on your audience. I have three credit cards but having a cc is not common in Germany/Austria for many population groups. I'm running dozens of websites and having the option to pay with bank transfer is very important.
Clearly I can agree that it does depend on your audience. Does Germany by chance have debit bank cards ...ie... Anything plastic to swipe when cash is not on hand?
Bank transfers are common in the UK, France and a lot of Europe (A lot of my family lives there). They are also popular in Japan, Thailand, and a few other places in Asia. Why don't we drop this subject . Not worth arguing about.
I'd have to take your word for it. Never seen it though.... thankfully. The idea of giving someone your account number and routing number.... Just doesn't seem like a good idea. That at least is how bank transfers are done here.


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Model Two Isn't Everything: I've become sensitive to compliments that have the effect of putting you in your place. ( "I love your writing about cars!") My friend Jon Alter pulled this trick a couple of weeks ago while berating me for not weighing in against Hillary Clinton's proposed gas-tax holiday:
"There were not all of these pundits and bloggers and everything who were all over it. I had to do reporting to find out what was wrong with it. ... If you had last Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday even Thursday, if you had written about it you know you could have gotten maybe the thing rolling sooner. ... I wanted you to be ahead of me. You would have saved me some work. I would have linked off your site. .... I wanted you to be ahead of me.
Translation:, "You bloggers do a great job digging up stories for us in the MSM. Keep it up." Grrr.
There's an implicit model underneath Alter's comments--blogs as the minor leagues, Off Off-Broadway, trying out storylines and scoops that may or may not make it to the Big Show. I have to admit I've embraced this model myself, as "Model Two." I think blogs are (for the moment***) particularly suited to functioning as a sort of intermediate tryout area for burgeoning scandals ("undernews").
But Alter adds a revealing bit of the newsweekly reporter's traditional self-loathing:
Look I write for Newsweek. It doesn't matter if I'm behind you. I rely on you and other great bloggers--you know, Josh Marshall and other people like that to give me links cause you see all kinds of stuff, you're much better at you know being on top of this early.,And it's not a problem for me , because I writer for the MSM, you know, or on television and I can come to it a little later.
Exactly. Alter makes big bucks because he's called on to write about the story of the day at the precise moment it breaks out into the mainstream--and not a moment too soor! If the US bombs a Syrian nuclear reactor, the public wants to know about it right then--and Alter more or less has write about it or have a pretty damn good excuse why not. Newsweek's editors, in effect, can make Alter jump. He's very good at it. I'm not.
The problem with the "minor league" model of the blogosphere, is that it's simply an extension of this "just in time" model of journalism--blogs are a conveyor belt, if you will, delivering news. ideas and angles to the MSM on a precise production schedule.
But I didn't start a blog because I wanted to be yoked, no less than poor Alter, to the story of the moment--certainly not so I could be yoked more firmly but in a subordinate capacity. It's all well and good for blogs to be feeders of the MSM. But it's also desirable to have freedom from the MSM and from the imperative to cover what's hot now--or even the imperative to generate what's going to be hot tomorrow.
P.S.: Of course, the commercial incentive to cover the "story of the day" isn't as bad in the blogosphere as it is in the MSM. It's worse. If Senator X gets hit by a bus, Slate's editors don't want a retrospective by the next day. They want a retrospective in an hour. That's what gets hits--and hits are how Slate makes money. The ideal type here is Christopher Hitchens' appraisal of John F. Kennedy, Jr.--which was probably one of the worst articles Hitchens has ever written, but which made the Web within minutes of the grim news. It got about 18 billion hits, if I recall.


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We have a 12 yr old son who is currently using Time4Learning. We (my wife and I) do not feel it is challenging him enough. We also are not Christian so we do not want to use a Christian based curriculum. Does anyone have a suggestion for a good non-secular or Jewish curriculum that doesn't cost an arm and a leg?
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The subject line says your son likes learning on line. Do you mean he prefers doing a curriculum on line to doing a curriculum out of books as his two options? Choosing kidney over liver when you don't like either isn't the same as liking kidney. Or do you mean he's tried exploring through hands on, interacting with others who have the same interests, videos, games, real books, museums and so forth and he's rejected all those for an on line curriculum?
If that's so, what do you mean by you and your wife don't feel it's challenging him enough? What are *his* feelings? What options are available to him? What does he want to do? What are his goals? What are his interests? How does he want to explore them?
If the curriculum is your idea, the people here aren't good resources. You'll want to find a curriculum site or eclectic site. Radical unschooling is a way for parents to support and facilitate their *kids'* interests not the parents interests for their kids.
This isn't a good place to ask about specific curricula - totally off topic on a radical unschooling forum and as a moderator I'd like to ask any suggestions in that vein be sent privately to keep the forum on topic.
If you want to learn more about how unschooling works, you're welcome to ask or to read any of these sites to get you started:
There's also a thread with various descriptions of radical unschooling here at RUN:
Ray had a couple years where he enjoyed learning online - he spent many of his waking hours playing Runescape. Many other unschoolers enjoy similar online role playing games - World of Warcraft is so popular there are unschooling guilds and such, and there are other online games enjoyed by younger kids, too. Plus with all the new live options for video games, there's getting to be more online sociablility available to kids who otherwise might not be attracted to things like email or facebook.
So there's a radical unschooling suggestion if your son likes learning online: get him a WoW account (get him a month trial package before you sign up for a whole year). And now you know what flavor the kool aid is around here ;)
Ray didn't like WoW all that much, compared to Runescape. He liked the format of Runescape better and found it easier to interact with people he didn't know. Runescape is simpler and has simpler graphics. So there are differences and some people will prefer one over the other. I definitely recommend the month trial package if you're thinking about switching from something else to Wow. If nothing else, its a whole new system to learn, and that can be daunting if he's gotten comfortable and settled in the way Runescape works.
To reply privately, people will need to become "friends" on RUN so they can send you private messages. The topic can also be closed or deleted by the person who starts it or a moderator, but we prefer not to do that unless things get way off topic or folks start getting rude and personal. If people want to discuss what kind of learning happens in online games - if that's something you'd like some reassurance about or have some worries about your kid spending "too much time playing games" its well worth asking seasoned unschoolers how we got past those fears and messages from the wider world most of which are very negative toward gaming.
Ray loved the "commerce" aspect of Runescape - loved to buy and sell in that virtual world, I mean, although he also had one of the neighbor kids pay him to get his character to a higher level. He enjoyed the fact that he could buy something via one server (world? domain? he hasn't played in a year or two so its fading) and then sell the same item via another server and make more money.
It has also amazed me both with online games and video games how much my kids will really work at a task that's difficult and frustrating when they value the goal. I think of that anytime someone asks "how will your kids ever do something they don't like if you don't make them?"
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I am a new attorney (2+ yrs) and my workload is quickly progressing. I want to implement GTD now so that my practice runs more smoothly now but also with an eye for the future when I will be even more overloaded. I know everyone has their fair share of projects and actions and that work is sometimes difficult for all, but attorneys seem to be much more prone to putting out fires rather than working in a more calm manner. Maybe I just have not been around the right attorneys.
I am committed to using Outlook and Palm. I have already purchased the Outlook Add-in and the process is underway. The first step was getting all of the client files off of my desk, computer desk, bookcase, etc. and capturing next actions in Outlook. I guess having the files scattered around my office served as a visual to-do list. I need to purchase a program for my Palm to synch with Outlook that will maintain the project distinction so that I can have my system with me at all times. Any suggestions?
Part of my problem is defining projects/subprojects. Under the Outlook Add-in system I have created a "CLIENTS" project and a few projects individually named for our larger clients with multiple matters. Under the clients project I created subprojects by client name. I have gone back and forth as to whether it would be better to create a project for each client but I like the separation and I don't want to have to put too much information on the project name. Any thoughts?
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The following blog entry originally ran December 2008…
No, not your head. And, noooooo, not that satellite/cable TV network for kids either…
Nog… Milk, Egg Yolks, Sugar, Vanilla, and some Nutmeg. Egg Nog. The elixir of the holidays. The "dairy that marries" so well with good Kentucky/Tennessee Bourbon. The very reason for making it to and through the bah-humbug season of the year.
Know what I'm talking about now? Yeah, thought so.
I've spoken highly of nog before. In fact, I suspect I've even posted a Nog Blog in the past, I'm sure. But, I'm old and I have CRS* so I don't always remember. Anyway, as you may recall, the appearance of nog in the refrigerated section of the supermarket is how I know it is time to "be of good cheer". And, as stated above, it is the reason I am of good cheer during the "holler days". (Well, it and the bourbon…A whole lotta bourbon…)
There I go digressing again… It's the bourbon talking, I'm sure of that. Maybe i should have some more… Anywho, obviously I am now in possession of sour mash-laced, sweetened and thickened dairy products of the supermarket ilk (because I simply don't have enough hours in the day to make boiled custard – as we call it back where I come from. I'm sure I have regaled you with stories of watching my mom, my grandmother, and/or my grandfather Elvis standing at the stove, carefully and constantly stirring a pot of the concoction. If I haven't, then perhaps I need to get nostalgic and post a Double Nog Blog this year. So, anyway, I am also in possession of the supermarket style nog because my gut doesn't require any more than I obtain from the store…you see, if I made it myself I'd make a lot… I mean A LOT! My gut is big enough as it is.)
So, as I sit here working in my office – well, at my dining room table actually since I felt like a change of venue today – I am having a bourboned up nog and watching my squirrels beat on the picture window because they are out of animal crackers (seriously… I just put corn out today and no animal crackers, so the little tree rats are pitching a fit… I should really take pictures.) But, back to the nog… As I sit here having my nog I am reminded of a story. If I've told it before, just throw me a bone – read it again and pretend like you've never heard it before…
Many, many, maaaaannnnnnyyy years ago, when I was but a wee author (I used crayons for my stories)… seriously, I was like 7 or 8… we (my sister and I) had this babysitter. Hannah. I wonder whatever happened to Hannah. I had a major "8 year old" crush on her… and, what with her being an older woman… ya'know, like 15 and all… Well, either way, I digress yet again… Bourbon, nostalgia, and hormones… weird combination :)
So, back to the "story"… You see, we had some nog in the fridge because it was around the holidays. Mom had told Hannah that she was welcome to have nog, and that so could my sister and I. And, we did… In fact, we drank better than a half gallon between the three of us as I recall.
When my parents came home that afternoon, instead of finding two kids bouncing off the walls and a frazzled babysitter, they found two sleeping kids and a snoozing babysitter.
You see, my mom had mixed up the labeling on the containers. It seems that we had, without our knowledge or any malice aforethought, consumed the bourbon laced nog instead of the "family friendly nog".
All we knew is that it tasted a bit different, but it still tasted really good… And, of course, it made us feel all warm and tingly. Back then, we attributed it to holiday cheer.
Now that I am older, I understand that holiday cheer comes in a bottle. Now, excuse me while I head back to the kitchen for a refill.
More to come…
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Army investigators ruled that LaVena committed suicide by firing her M-16 automatic rifle into her mouth. Her body was found beside the rifle in a contractor's storage tent on a U.S. military base in Balad, Iraq, on July 19, 2005.
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"If you want to be somebody special now, don't have a tattoo, because everyone's getting them, you know."
I've been considering getting a tattoo on and off. It's such a difficult decision, because it's an image that will be a part of you for the rest of your life. Every now and then, you see a person with a ridiculous tattoo or a very cliche one. There's nothing special about that.
Fortunately, I came across this article a couple months ago. Every Time magazine issue has a "10 Questions for…" Ozzy Osbourne was the interviewee for this one: http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1957475,00.html
My good memory (despite my constant lack of sleep) reminded me that he stated the above quote in a recent Time magazine article.
I'm glad I found it. What he said was so true. It really does feel special to not have one, because so many people have considered getting or have gotten one or two or more.


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Have a question. I believe that the content on the site should be done with the user in mind to make his experience better, and of cause if I can optimise a page for SEO that is great.
The problem is the agency that has been hired to do SEO wants us to create landing pages for specific keywords, when I raised the concern over the content being repetitive as all four pages cover the same subject but just optimising for different (synonymous) phrase, they told me that we will put them in the footer and hide links with hover over and make it as unobtrusive as possible so user will only see one link in place of four.
This does not sound to me as something pure white; I can see the shade of grey in this SEO practice. The question is how grey this area is or am I just being over protective, and such things will not back lash on my site and users?
Ah, the perinnial problem of balancing SEO with human-readable content. There are two camps here; one that "goes for the SEO" and one that doesn't. Endlessly repetitive content should be avoided for UI (as well as SEO, really) and the idea of "hiding content in hover-over footer links" should also be avoided. Normally, hidden links are ignored by search engines. I would agree that this doesn't seem to be "pure white" and I, personally, would avoid them. There are lots of other, conventional, ways to help with SEO - I would explore them first.
You do need to strike a balance through ethical SEO. Footer links with a given keyword are fine. In fact they will do well for you especially if the link text is the same as the main key phrase.
Other links will do just as well in a sitemap.
Duplicate content can do harm so it is a good idea to ensure that the landing pages, which in principle are a great idea, are well written both for the engines as well as the visitors and offer some unqiue content per page.
By keeping landing pages part of your sitemap and out of your primary navigation visitors will not notice similar content.
In short it can't do you any harm as long as the content is not duplicate with a few word changes, and you're not spamming.
A lot of well known sites such as hotel chocolat do well through this form of SEO by adding links such as "christmas gifts" to their footer.
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I have had a similar experience when a client wanted me use some black hat techniques. Since then I have made it clear before I start any SEO work that there are certain things that I will not do. Using unethical techniques will risk harming your reputation
We believe firmly in ethical SEO and achieve better search engine rankings through strictly White Hat methods. We work within the guidelines laid down by Google and the other search engines to ensure the best possible long term visibility and value for our clients.
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I am agree with Rifki Jones; don't rish your online reputation.
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Don't waste your money!
April 4, 2013
I've worn these boots once. I thought that I was getting a good deal, but that's certainly not the case. The boots don't look like anything special...they look cheap, but that's to be expected I suppose. What has kept me from wearing them again is that they're very uncomfortable! They're far too tight around my calves, awkwardly stiff, and lack any support in the soles. It's nearly impossible to tuck even my skinny jeans into these boots, making them very impractical to wear... Very disappointed with this purchase, the price doesn't justify the poor quality! Skip these and invest in a nice pair of boots instead...lesson learned!
Cons:Poorly made Cheap materials Far too tight Not true to size Uncomfortable to wear |
Cleveland, Ohio
3 Stars
I would recommend this item to a friend. |
Love these rainboots
March 30, 2013
I wanted a pair of stylish, sophisticated rainboots without the Hunters price. These are perfect! I ordered a 1/2 size smaller than my normal 8.5 and they fit perfectly. I think the 8.5 would've worked out fine if I was planning on wearing thick socks with them. They look exactly like the expensive brands and keep my feet dry. I couldn't have asked for anything more. Purchased the black and will likely purchase another color.
Auburn Hills, MI
3 Stars
Not a good boot
January 7, 2013
I love rubber boots...but these are too tall and too wide...I feel very clumsy in them...I have to make an effort when wearing them (making sure to lift My feet high so I don't scuff My feet)...I wished I had sent them back...
Blaine, Washington
3 Stars
Not true to size, cheap material.
November 27, 2012
Hi, I got these boots thinking that I would be getting a great deal. My shoe size is 6. I ordered a size 5 because I read that these boots fit bigger, so I ordered a size down. Size 5 fits like a size 6.5, literally. The sole is not strong but very soft which meant that I could feel the heel of these boots digging up to my feet when I walk. I would not recommend this. Good luck with these.
Pros:-I liked the non glossy finish. -They looked like expensive boots but for a cheap price. -I liked the buckle detail. -Soft material. -Very light.Cons:-Not true to size (fits too big). -Cheap material, feels like the heels are going to break in half. -The sole is very soft and not strong, so when you walk the heels dig into your feet. |