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There all right so topic one another one of these stories recounted.
Apparently -- city officials are at it again using the government and the playgrounds.
And our taxes as a playground for gifts and prostitutes and it's funny.
You know we already have that got the picture of -- buddy sitting in the bathtub remember that one from the beginning in thank.
In Vegas with a -- on the guys smiling for the camera.
I guess the next shot we should be looking for is a guy and a -- with a bubbly and of poker and apparently it tells us more about the stability.
He had this we have some wrongdoing and unethical behavior at the Treasury Department today.
Through the Freedom of Information Act request.
These findings from the government the inspector general investigating internal probe of the Treasury Department.
-- has found wrong doing on a number of occasions one employee.
Was looking at web sites while at work soliciting prostitutes at the Treasury Department another Treasury Department official.
Who was a bank examiner.
-- doing an inspection of a bank was.
His says that he was golfing with.
The regulated community they're picking up his greens fees and meals.
And and other wrongdoing just easing up FedEx government -- -- -- for their own personal mail use over an eight year.
Period and then we I had another treasury employee who -- intoxicated.
At -- college football game.
Tried to get in with -- with an alcoholic beverage was almost arrested and was found to be by the inspector general in violation of treasury policy so.
Just another embarrassing situations they bombed ministry -- and we had the GSA scandal we had of course the prostitutes and the Secret Service scandal.
These quite -- aren't quite as bad as as those but but it's gonna put the Obama defensive.
-- mama Obama administration on the defensive because you know the government and the size of government what the government is doing is such a central part.
On this -- presidential election race.
-- -- -- you know have Democrats and liberals out there watching this saying wait a second -- happens on the other side of the aisle to.
Temperature and it happens -- you know in private sector whether it's.
Government agencies they do have problems with these are situations where the law was broken and the inspector general referred these cases.
The US attorney's office now for a variety of reasons they decided not to prosecute obviously you're soliciting prostitutes.
That is illegal behavior and and that just kind of an embarrassing situation now the Treasury Department -- -- -- a weekend they said.
Listen these are isolated incidents there over a 100000 people who work at treasury.
And these -- only a handful of them but I mean all lot of people expect more from their government and the government dollars than this let's move on Sally.
Let's talk about the death of the American dream you kind of knew this one was on the way.
Yeah new poll that we came out with today 47%.
Did don't think they're ever gonna become -- wealthy and and that's both good news and it bad news.
For Barack Obama because.
He wants obviously tax the wealthy.
And so if people don't ever think they'll get there they they may be more inclined to say -- fine tax the wealthy but on the other hand.
They're depressed they don't think that the American dream is still a lot -- nearly half of likely voters that we surveyed that's a problem.
For the president and just I think kind of stunning findings from this I expected more along lines of in the thirties but but nearly got to 50% -- You say stunning and and you know you're guys you're you're jaded you're down -- on -- -- -- mean when you sit there like stunning come an insider and -- -- that immediately makes me think.
This should be something that the Romney campaign is jumps on this type of thing was these little nuggets these little poles.
Right yeah.
I definitely that's right I mean it goes right to you president Obama's 2008.
Campaign message -- hope and change especially the hope part well.
There's not a lot of hope in these polls poll findings in -- not -- hope for the future and that's what Romney -- it.
To get the conversation back to the economy because everyday that we're not talking about the economy.
It is a good day for the Obama campaign.
All right now we're seeing some video there John soon.
A mystery right now as to who'd be vice president will be vice presidential candidate who runs a lot of Mitt Romney.
Continues to titillate everybody out there's got some sort of -- Allison I know I mean I talk to this guy and he says it's going to be Condoleezza Rice Peggy -- loves Condoleezza Rice you've got Pawlenty.
I've -- -- you hear from Jim Pinkerton says no way Condoleezza Rice that was just thrown out and it's not even gonna happen at some point.
All right so John Kuhn gets thrown into the the next here in -- sitting next to of the correspondents dinner many -- ago.
And thinking -- This guy you know when you say it looks presidential he looks presidential is a good looking guy he's tall.
You know all that business very Romney asked.
You know very Obama asked.
-- what are his chances.
You know I think his chances are decent I don't think it's like to bet on him I wouldn't bet on him but but certainly lot of people say why not -- soon.
He he backed Mitt Romney right before Iowa and he told us -- I would want and I want to wait a little longer.
You know the South Dakota voters he's from South Dakota.
They fit the Romney campaign feel like -- -- Preston can you give us the endorsement -- for Iowa.
So remember loyalty goes a long way in politics in even if he's not picked to be the VP.
Well he's a rising star on the Republican Party -- in the Senate Leadership.
But is he being discussed is -- being -- well he wouldn't tell us exactly.
I think that they certainly have to consider and now he is a formal obviously didn't vote for the 2008 bailout but no no candidate is perfect and he has a lot of positive actually it's a good speaker I genuinely nice -- well.
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Always enjoy talking skewed against -- again -- bodies at Bob Cusack.
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I have been working on a comic for the last, oh, 8 years probably. It started out as a collaboration project with a friend and I have since taken it over as she has had some problems in her own life. problem is that I can't seem to get it to go anywhere. I have characters that have developed and changed and grown since i have started this, and the plots have developed and grown with the characters, so everything works well. Problem is it's all stuck in my head right now.
I want to get it out but I don't know what I should be doing to do that. I was thinking writing a full story to do it, but I also don't know if writing it like that would just cause problems later on, and I've never really managed scripting it, but if that is generally the better options I can make up it, just not panel by panel, page by page, just in general and figure it out as I go.
I had started it and had gotten the first three pages done, but telling a few friends at work, they kept saying I really need to plan this out and work it all out before i start and it kind of... got me put on hold again. I'm just over thinking things with this and am looking for some advice to help me set myself straight. Any other advice would be like totally fab too. :3


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Volleyball Plymouth downs Triton Triton came on strong in the final set, but it was too little, too late against the visiting Lady Pilgrims as Plymouth handed the host Trojans a 25-5, 25-11, 25-23 defeat Thursday.
The Northern State Conference is on the line as Class 2A No. 5 Bremen hosts Class 3A No. 9 John Glenn, while Plymouth's players have something to prove as they travel to NorthWood, and Triton looks to keep its positive momentum rolling as it hosts Class 3A 10th-ranked Jimtown in the last week of the regular season.
CULVER — Leopoldo Burguete came on strong at the finish to win the individual boys championship and lead Culver Military to its fourth straight team sectional championship, while Culver Girls Academy placed six runners in the top 15 to breeze to its eighth straight title at the Culver Academies Cross Country Sectionals Tuesday.
GREEN BAY, Wisc. — Culver Community graduate and longtime Whitewater High School wrestling coach Wendall Bean will be among five individuals inducted into the Wisconsin Wrestling Coaches Association George Martin Hall of Fame at the hall's annual induction ceremony November 4.
Boys cross country Runyan, Amor advance John Glenn's Lucas Runyan and LaVille's Nicholas Amor both earned top 15 regional advancement places as the Falcons and the Lancers finished out their team seasons along with Bremen at the Riley Boys Cross Country Sectional Tuesday. Runyan turned in a 17:16 for 11th place, while Amor came in in 17:28 for the final individual ticket out to Saturday's Elkhart Central Regional.
CULVER — With sectionals fast approaching, the Lady Cavaliers wanted to grab some momentum this week. So far, so good. Culver rallied back from a 2-1 deficit with wins in the fourth and fifth games to hand visiting Oregon-Davis a five-set defeat, 21-25, 25-19, 16-25, 25-13, 15-12, at home Monday. "We've been needing a win. It's been awhile, and the girls knew that they could do that," said Culver Head Volleyball Coach Amanda Minix.
Volleyball Bremen loses to New Prairie Bremen fell in three-sets to Northern State Conference foe New Prairie 25-17, 25-7, 25-14 Monday. Brooke Baker led the Lady Lions with a balanced nine kills, seven digs and four blocks. Cassie Sears also recorded four blocks, and Allie Shorter set 13 assists for Bremen, which slips to 10-18 and 3-4 in conference play. • NEW PRAIRIE 3, BREMEN 0 (25-17, 25-7, 25-14) At New Carlisle Bremen stats Kills: Brooke Baker 9 Assists: Allie Shorter 13 Digs: Baker 7 Blocks: Baker 4, Cassie Sears 4
WALKERTON — Tanner Brooks of Walkerton recently competed in the 2012 USA Shooting Olympic Trials in Kerrville, Texas. Brooks, an International Skeet shooter, finished in the top 10 in the first leg of the Olympic trials by shooting a 235/250. This event is the first of two tournaments to determine the USA Olympic representatives for International Skeet for the 2012 Olympic Games to be held in London.
CULVER — Call it a hunch. Argos starting goalie Jacob Mechling had been performing creditably in goal for more than 87 and a half minutes, but with a shoot-out with Bremen looming, Dragons head coach Todd VanDerWeele subbed in forward and erstwhile keeper Zach Stockman with 6:21 remaining in the second overtime period. Stockman made two big saves in the shoot-out, and Argos freshman Damon Binkley gave a subdued fist pump after icing his penalty kick to salt away a 3-2 win over the Lions at the Class A Culver Community Boys Soccer Sectional Saturday.
ARGOS — Holding onto a tenuous 1-0 lead at halftime, the Argos girls soccer team stayed calm and stuck to the plan. The Lady Dragons used a dominant possession game to net three more goals in the second half, and the home team rolled to a 4-0 championship victory over Hebron at the Class A Argos Girls Soccer Sectional Saturday at Eugene Snyder Field. The ISCA No. 14 Lady Dragons advance to the two-team Argos Regional to host No. 20 Hanover Central Saturday at 7 p.m.


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This sucks, I was really hoping to see Hughes shut Serra's big cocky mouth up.Serra Injured, Withdraws From UFC 79 Card
UFC President Dana White announced Thursday
that Matt Serra will have to withdraw from the UFC 79 card due to an injury he suffered after his training earlier this week.
The current UFC welterweight champion, who was scheduled to fight Matt Hughes at UFC 79, suffered a herniated disc in his lower back on Monday following a routine training session in his Long Island gym.
This is devastating news because they were so looking forward to fighting each other, said White.
Unfortunately injuries happen and I look forward to Serra recovering quickly, and to getting him back into the Octagon.
Serra had just finished a Jiu-Jitsu and wrestling training session and was demonstrating a move when he became gripped with pain and fell to the floor. Serra went to the hospital and underwent an MRI, which revealed the herniated discs in his lower back.
This is the hardest thing Ive ever had to do, said Serra. Ive never had a back injury before; I could hardly get off of the MRI table. There is no way I can train through this, and Im devastated, especially because this was such an important fight. I was looking forward to fighting Matt Hughes. All my training was going phenomenally until Monday All I can do now is to get better and to fight again as soon as possible.
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As we all know, Rock Band is known for three things:
Accurate Charting
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Animations and Stage
The first two will be down to us, the creators, when using Rock Band Network. However, how will the lighting, cameras, lip syncing, guitar playing and the whatnot be transcribed into the game? Will the creators have oppurtunity to do all of this as well?
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This insanely comforting apple cake has become one of my favorite dishes. Originally published on Food52, the article talked about how forgiving this cake recipe is—and they're right! I've swapped out any number of ingredients for something else and even cut the amount of sugar almost in half, and the resulting cake is still gorgeously delicious with a soft, tender crumb.
In my version, I wanted to go a little healthier, at least as far as a cake can be called "healthy." I've replaced half the flour with whole-grain spelt flour and significantly reduced the amount of sugar. I also replaced every bit of fat in this dish with sour cream, because I love the luxurious texture and gently tart aroma of anything baked with the stuff. I also opted to use a variety of spices for complexity, and tossed the walnuts for their crispier tree-nut cousin, the sliced almond.
You'll find this cake is sweet but not cloyingly so, with a lovely texture of apples and almonds that makes for a really superb brunch or after dinner cake experience. A pinch of cayenne adds a little something-something without taking it over the top—guests will wonder, what's your secret? And you can just smile, sigh, and take another bite.
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Tigers Win Third Straight on the Gridiron; Dick Sets Single-Game TD Record
October 10, 2009
October 10, 2009, Memphis, Tenn. — DePauw senior quarterback Spud Dick broke the school record with six touchdown passes and led the Tigers to a 52-26 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference win at Rhodes.
The Tigers improved to 4-1 overall and 3-1 in the SCAC with their third straight win, while the Lynx dropped to 2-4 overall and 0-2 in the conference.
DePauw scored on its first three possessions as Dick tossed touchdown passes to Anthony Meek, Alex Koors and Bryan Mulligan. He threw a fourth in the final minute of the first half to Brayden Dahlstrom to make it 28-0. The Lynx scored with three seconds left in the half to close the halftime gap to 28-7.
Jordan Havercamp's 31-yard field goal early in the third made it 31-7 before the Lynx scored on Matt Gilbert's 2-yard run late in the third.
Derrick Karazsia's 10-yard run early in the fourth pushed the lead to 38-14, while Gilbert added another touchdown run from the 1 to make it 38-20.
Koors caught Dick's fifth scoring pass of the day for a 28-yard touchdown before Josh McMurray ran it in from 1-yard out with 4:39 left. The Tigers rounded out the scoring when Dick teamed with Nathan Evans for a 5-yard strike with 1:41 remaining.
The Tigers outgained Rhodes 505-409 after holding a 276-102 advantage in the first half.
Dick completed 25 of 36 passes for 343 yards with the six touchdowns (to five different players) and no interceptions. He had thrown five TD passes on two previous occasions as five players accomplished the feat a total of nine times.
Koors caught six passes for 126 yards and two scores, while Mulligan caught five for 96 and one score and Dahlstrom finished with five for 46 yards. Karazsia rushed for 96 yards on 16 carries, while Jon Ellis totaled 70 yards in 13 tries.
Rhodes' Brett Stoots completed 20-of-33 for 215 yards with Tyler Perkins completing 7-of-8 for 94 yards. Jake Jackson hauled in nine for 116 yards with Jack Lartigue following with eight for 78 yards. McMurray rushed for 54 yards on just seven carries.
Ryan Preuss led DePauw with 11 tackles, while Jonathan Lambert followed with 10. Ryan Woodard had two of the Tigers' four sacks with Alex Fitch and James Foglton each adding one.
Matt Strok paced Rhodes with 11 tackles and Andy Boucher had 10. The DePauw offensive line again did not allow a sack and have given up just two all season.
DePauw is off next week before returning to action on Saturday, October 24, when it hosts Trinity.
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I picked up a Houston CityPASS from the Houston Visitors Center - they can also be purchased at participating attractions or online - before setting out. For those that don't know about the CityPass program, here's the basic scoop: Each book is $46 - kids' are $36 - and include admission to five of Houston's most popular attractions. You have nine days to use them and they save you nearly half off regular ticket pricing.
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MONDAY - 2:30PM: Located just a few blocks from the Visitors Center, the Downtown Aquarium was my first stop. Amusement rides and games flank the building's south side. (For $5, CityPass holders can upgrade their ticket for unlimited access to the Ferris wheel, carousel and shark voyage train.) Once inside, ask about or look for the Aquarium's feeding schedule sign. There are opportunities to see staff feed the seahorses, saltwater fish and play with the tigers, too. (Yes, tigers. You never know what you'll find in Houston.) Expect to spend a couple of hours here, meandering from exhibits like the Louisiana Marsh and the shark-infested Gulf of Mexico tank to the rainforest room and the Sunken Temple exhibit, the latter of which showcases a 20-foot-long Tiger Reticulated python. Parking: $6, in the Aquarium's lot behind the building.
TUESDAY - 10AM: Plan on carving out at least three hours when you take the brood to visit the Children's Museum of Houston. Located in the Museum District, the three-story facility unfolds in a labyrinth-like set-up, appealing to everyone from birth to 12 years (and the adults that love them). The youngest kids can crawl, play and touch upstairs in the TotSpot, while the older siblings create and construct gadgets in the lower level Invention Convention workshop. On the main floor, pint-size patrons can take on roles of city leaders, workers and shoppers in the mock community, Kidtropolis, using the debit card they receive upon check in. Some of CMH's other highlights include Power Play, a 35-foot climbing tower, FlowWorks, a hydroenergy exhibit, and Fiddle Sticks Gifts, the museum's smartly-stocked giftshop. Parking: For 3 or more hours, $8, in CMH's adjacent parking garage.
WEDNESDAY - 10AM: I'll be the first to admit that three hours wasn't nearly enough time at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Spread out in two, multi-level Museum District buildings, the art-filled complex is an awe-inspiring mix of sculpture, artifacts, imagery, video and installation work. Even if you aren't a big art buff, it's hard not to appreciate an up-close look at works by Picasso, Matisse and Rembrandt. In case you want to learn more, the MFAH offers audio tours for some of the pieces - look for the Guide by Cell icon next to the artwork. Tip: If learning makes you hungry, too, check out the Café Express on the lower level of the Beck Building. Parking: Free, across the street, in the lot along Bissonnet.
WEDNESDAY - 2PM: Since I've been to the Houston Zoo in more recent years, I didn't spend as much time visiting the reptiles, amphibians and bird exhibits. This time, I was excited to see the zoo's newest elephants - Tupelo and Baylor - and the multi-million-dollar African Forest exhibit that opened in December 2010, all three of which did not disappoint. In the latter, guests are taken on an eco-tour through a wooded canopy, past leaf-covered huts, the chimp house, rhinos, kudo and - beyond the gift shop - the giraffes exhibit. The zoo also added a new restaurant, recently, - the Twiga Terrace - overlooking the rhinos and giraffes. Parking: Free in the zoo's lot.
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THURSDAY - 2PM: It'd been a couple of years since I visited the Houston Museum of Natural Science and even then, I hadn't had an opportunity to really explore. Upon entering, I was given a map of the multi-level facility and instructions on which exhibits my general admission provided access to - basically all of the permanent exhibits, but not the planetarium, IMAX theater, butterfly center or special exhibits. That said, if you plan on upgrading any of your CityPass tickets, this would probably be the place to do it, especially for the Butterfly Center and the special exhibit. As far as the permanent sites go, I saved the best for last - the Smith Gem Vault. Inside, spotlights illuminate an array of vibrant jewels, necklaces and sparkling creations, including pieces by designer Ernesto Moreira. Parking: $10 in the 6-story garage on Caroline Street.
Friday - 10AM: If you have antsy kids, the 40-minute ride to Space Center Houston might challenge their patience, but once they arrive, they'll have plenty of options to release pent-up energy. Just past the front door, a towering, multi-level Space Place tempts little ones with buttons, lights, slides and climbing options, while the rest of the facility makes room for a mix of space artifacts, theaters and interactive attractions. Make sure to check out the Skylab Trainer - America's first space station - which is tucked away in the Starship Gallery. Guests get a peek at the living quarters that helped the crew prepare for life in space. You'll also want to join the 90-minute tram tour, which goes on a behind-the-scenes journey through mission control and the mockups. It incorporates real working areas of Johnson Space Center, so be aware that some parts might not be accessible during your visit. Parking: $5 in Space Center's lot.
Friday – 1PM: Grab a bite at a Bay Area mainstay before heading to the Kemah Boardwalk for the afternoon. Sure, the boardwalk has plenty of Landry's-owned restaurants to choose from, too, but area mainstays like Tookie's Hamburgers & More and Stomp's Burger Joint are wallet-friendly and chock-full of local flavor. After, head towards the coast and the waterfront community of Kemah. There, the 35-acre Kemah Boardwalk stretches out over the Gulf of Mexico, offering a dozen rides, retail, dining and classic boardwalk games. Trade your CityPass voucher in for an all-day ride pass, which enables guests to ride everything from the wooden Boardwalk Bullet rollercoaster and the 140-foot Drop Zone to the upside-down Inverter and the Boardwalk Tower, the latter of which offers a birds-eye view of the Bay. (Note: The Boardwalk Beast Speedboat thrill ride and the Stingray Reef & Rainforest Exhibit aren't included in the all-day ride pass.) Parking: $6, for the surface lot.


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Posted 28 February 2007 - 08:30 AM
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"I attended a fantastic seminar this weekend about online retail businesses. One of the things I learned was that I should have variations of my domain name registered as "insurance."
Already I found that people want to type in some_name (singular) gift shop.com. I should have all those names with extensions registered. Also misspellings of domain names should be registered. Like some people probably don't know how to spell 'whatever'.
Bob says to client in so many words, "you are solving the wrong problem". You need to concentrate on better content, links, participate blogs, even social networking thingies, perhaps some PPC. Your business name isn't branded, so why should folks who don't know of you use the business name in a keyword search?"
Client still wants to get all sorts of variations of the busness name registered. Bob says, I'll run in by the smart folks just to be sure. Over, Bob
Posted 28 February 2007 - 08:59 AM
The only reason to snap up additional domains IMO is if you're trying to protect your Brand or your Trademark. In other words, for purely Business reasons.
There is no SEO advantage. And the only traffic the other domains are going to get is if someone already knows about the domain and tries to go directly to it but mistypes the domain. Trying to capitalize on type-in traffic by guessing which of the myriad ways people can muck up typing in a domain name simply isn't a good business strategy.
Posted 28 February 2007 - 09:03 AM
You'll want to connect all the domains to one site and redirect them to your main domain name.
If it costs $X per year to register a domain, ask yourself how many people (N) are going to type the alternate domain, and then decide if you'll willing to pay $X/N per click.
Randy, some domain names are very prone to misuse. For instance, if the company name is Joe's Discount Furniture, but the domain is www.myjoes.com, it's probably a darned good idea to register www.myjoe.com, www.joesfuniture.com, and www.joesdiscountfurniture.com. I've seen brands that had common misuses of their name registered for use by pornography. This creates huge branding headaches. $10 to register a domain is way cheaper than $3,000 to file and prosecute a UDRP arbitration.
IMHO registering extensions like .net and .us is silly. If you have the .com, there is ~0% chance of somebody typing some other TLD by accident.
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Posted 28 February 2007 - 09:42 AM
In my mind this is a misunderstanding of how the internet and search engines should be used. If someone has already been given the name of the business (but can't spell it out correctly), this is not a search. Setting up 10 or 20 alternate domains to help this person does have some limited value, but not SEO value - and yes I understand about the unethical practice of camping on domains.
Funny thing - I have sat over folks' shoulders while helping for one reason or another and seen them repetitively enter a domain name in the google search field rather then in the URL bar. It is kind of a different but related problem.
Posted 28 February 2007 - 09:59 AM
Part of the equation might be (as Jonathan alluded to) how likely it is people would misspell the business name and how many highly likely variations there might be (myjoes.com versus myjoe.com, for instance).
And, as Jonathan wisely pointed out, there is extremely little value in snapping up all the non-.com variations, no matter what the registrars might tell you when you go to register a new domain. Remember, they're in the business of getting you to register domains. They don't really care whether those domain names turn out to be useful to you or not...
So what the client needs to decide is, will the number of people a year who mis-type the domain name be great enough, and the amount of purchases they will likely make be high enough to be worth the cost of those 10-20 additional registrations? In other words, will those people likely purchase enough to cover the cost of the product, the cost of the domain registration, any profit margin needed to keep the shop open and still allow enough left over to contribute to the companion animal charity?
If so, then it's a good idea to purchase the domains.
If not, the purchase will simply absorb money that otherwise could have been donated to the charity (or reduce the profits of the store, thus potentially jeopardizing the business itself), and that makes it a bad idea.
Posted 28 February 2007 - 10:17 AM
I still have trouble recommending this route. I also 'wonder' whether the folks who give this advice through the seminar are tempering it with the background of this thread.
Any further recommendations for me to her? Better advice to get an entry-level eCommerce site on the maps? -Bob
Posted 28 February 2007 - 10:36 AM
In fact, we've had more than one occasion in the past where someone has come here to check up on advice they'd received in a paid seminar, only to find out the seminar presenter was either an idiot or a terrible communicator, since their advice -- if implemented as the attendee had understood it -- would not only have done no good, but could have caused actual harm.
I'm not saying that's necessarily the case here, but the advice the seminar presenter gave -- while potentially appropriate for a company with a strong brand -- is, as you yourself have pointed out, not necessarily universally applicable. The danger -- as you've seen -- is that people to whom the advice doesn't apply will latch on to it as some sort of "magic bullet" that will solve their problems... and use it to attempt to avoid the potentially harder work of doing what it takes to make a truly effective, well-ranking website.
Our Tips for New SEOs thread pretty neatly summarizes our best advice on improving rankings and traffic. Once you get that traffic, it's a matter of converting it to sales. There are a number of resources that specialize in this. Two I personally find particularly useful are MarketingExperiments.com and GrokDotCom.com (the archives are full of interesting articles).
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Bob, as you correctly surmised, this "advice" is simply wrong and bad. End of story!
Posted 21 March 2007 - 01:50 PM
A company I'm doing some work for hasn't decided what domain name they want to go with - though they've narrowed it down to 10 or so candidates. Their new web-based product will go live in a few months and I've pointed all the domain-name candidates to a temporary site filled with relevant content and keywords.
Will this hurt or help search engine placement?
Will the placement be for each of the domains such that the one that's settled on eventually will get the appropriate listing in search engines?
I've forwarded and 'masked' them in the godaddy panel as a temporary redirect. Is this the right way to go?
Posted 21 March 2007 - 05:48 PM
Yes. The search engines can't read any info on a site that is redirected. They simply see the resulting site.
You are really wasting your time getting a bunch of domains and pointing them to some pages with keywords. That has nothing to do with SEO and won't help you in the least.
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Only three of last week's ranked teams lost over the weekend; Miami (OH), Indiana and LSU. For the Bayou Bengals, a second loss to an unranked team meant dropping out of the rankings altogether. The Tigers are still figuring out how to plug the holes left by numerous departed starters from the spring.
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Davenport returns all but two players for their title defense. The varsity program is just entering its third season, as are many of the Panthers. JP Eloff is the best player in DI, and he's joined by possibly the country's hardest working flanker in Ryan Hargraves and an intriguing and emerging talent in Demecus Beach.
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San Diego State, Tennessee and LSU all could have won DI last season, but all have lost some of the best players their programs have seen. LSU's Bobby Johns and Adam Ducoing headlined an outgoing senior class that will be nearly impossible for the Tigers to replace this year. Benji Goff has left Knoxville for grad school at Life and the Duncan Kelm era has come to an end in San Diego. Tennessee and San Diego State have are also replacing head coaches, though Matt Hawkins is a heck of a grab for the Aztecs.
Matt Sherman's entering his second year at Stanford. He will get started on Cardinal business late because of the World Cup, but he did the same last year due to being hired relatively late, and his team was a miraculous UCSB second-half comeback from a final four appearance. Marcus Henderson is a budding star in Palo Alto, and he could be primed for a breakout.
Why is Miami ranked ahead of Bowling Green? Seniors. The RedHawks have five of them starting, and they're all very good. Miami fell to Bowling Green and Davenport by a combined eight points in league play last year, and they return all the key playmakers.
Other ranked teams who've lost significant playmakers are Florida (DI RUGBYMag All American Darryl Meckley and Corey Penca, plus Matias Groetaers graduates in December), Florida State (Dylan Hamilton), Kansas State (Joe D'Agostino), Loyola Marymount (All American Zachary Fenoglio), Maryland (Sage Winn) and Buffalo (Pat Hughes).
Conversely, Indiana and Middlebury return virtually everyone. DII runners up Middlebury beat a few DI opponents last season with a young squad, including final four participant Harvard.
One of the biggest personnel transactions of the offseason was one that didn't happen. Matias Cima, the Gonzaga star that catapulted Maryland to the first-ever ACRL title, did not transfer to Penn State as rumor suggested. Cima is still a Terp, and his fellow Maryland diaper dandies are a year older. 1 Davenport2 Dartmouth3 UC Santa Barbara 4 San Diego State5 Tennessee 6 LSU7 Stanford8 Miami (OH)9 Claremont Colleges10 Bowling Green11 Florida12 Sacramento State13 South Carolina14 Indiana15 Wisconsin16 Oregon State17 Florida State 18 Minnesota 19 Loyola Marymount20 Kansas State 21 Maryland 22 Middlebury23 Buffalo24 Texas State 25 Chico State


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The SMP does use all 8. I have the same MB as you and I have overheated the NB once. Make sure you keep your north and south bridge cooled and you should be able to get at least 14,000 PPD with your OC.
I'll do what I can with my core I7 860 but I can't get too wild cause the parents pay the electric! I wish I had 2 more GB of ram though so I can run -bigadv. That would be awesome. Whats the best client to use and how do I optimize it for a core i7 860 at stock or 3.5ghz if I can get 2 more gb of ddr3. I would be willing to pay shipping both ways if someone is willing to lend me 2gb of ddr3 ram for the duration of the challenge. Deal? You can hold a deposit on paypal if that makes you feel more secure. I run 8 threads of 3.5ghz and we get bonus points!
I have been crunching 100% since i built this rig. I have a spot cool blowing right on the NB and some of the air blows on the vrm. The SB stays cool from the dual 80mm fans right by it from the GPU temps CPU 62c(hottest core) GPU 65c NB 56c SB 48c mobo 38c I think everything is good. And that is everything overclocked and folding 100% I myself can also use 2 more cards to fold 24/7 and will pay shipping
POS, think we could start a thread about getting people to give a discount or just rent a couple cards to do some folding on? I thought about pm'ing a couple super members to see if they had an extra card or two they could lend.
keep in mind i am running 3.9ghz so that is going to mess with PPD alittle also i have alot of things running on the rig possibly.. It doesn't seem to be a bad idea. I already got a 8600GT but still have 2 extra slots only problem i can see is the cost of shipping to send them to us and back to them... so it would be best if they would "donate" cards to us for folding... I know people of TPU are willing to help alot but i think that maybe a bit much to ask
Ok so I got the GPU client up and running, however I can't get the CPU client to start. Uploaded with ImageShack.us
@mailman you forgot the -smp flag and you didn't enter the passkey(because its only needed under SMP client)
ok i'm in! i'll get my Athlon II x4 and 9600gt folding I had stopped due to the power bill >.< so to sumarize, i just load up my gpu client as usual (aleady have it set up) or is there something i need to do to it? and for the cpu i just -> http://forums.techpowerup.com/showthread.php?t=86169 and pm me the passkey and how to use it plz! btw,... what will my specs turn out in ppd?