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Every year in Milan we see designs that embraces the smallest detail, enhances our daily lives, and look ahead to the future—all the while, looking pretty marvelous. Armed with cutting edge technology and more condensed urban populations, how will be we transported—inside and out of them—and how will we harness the energy needed to sustain them? How will food be provided—and water? These big picture concepts present monumental challenges designers are prepared to address—if only one person-powered bicycle pedal, or one sustainable energy petal, at a time.
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Reginald Christopher Scott, 52, of Jones County, was arrested May 28 on charges of DUI alcohol or drugs as a habitual violator, DUI alcohol or drugs third offense, DUI alcohol or drugs less safe, driving on roadways laned for traffic, running a stop light, open container, and driving while license suspended or revoked.
He was released on bond the same day. He was involved in an accident May 31 and charged with failure to maintain lane, driving while license suspended or revoked, reckless driving, too fast for conditions, and being a habitual violator.
The state had Scott in court Dec. 13 asking his bond be revoked.
Assistant District Attorney Gregory Bushway explained it was not until his office was working on indictments in August that Scott's habitual violator record came to their attention.
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Honda of Winston Salem is the triad's leading powersports and motorsports dealership located in Forsyth County, NC . We are just minutes away from some of the best southern riding roads around. If you find yourself riding on the blue ridge parkway, route 67, deals gap or just around town, please stop by and check us out.
We have a new inventory showroom full of Can-Am ATVs, Can-Am Spyders and Motortrikes. Our specialty being Honda ATVs , Bikes, UTVS, Scooters, Watercraft, Generators, Lawn Mowers, and Water Pumps. Not to mention, a couple other brands like Kymco, Hyosung, Sea-Doo Watercraft and UM are nestled in our new inventory showrooms as well. Our used inventory showroom features pre-owned Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Harley-Davidson, and Kawasaki motorcycles; and the occasional Polaris, Ducati, Triumph, Aprilia, Piaggio & Vespa.
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Elizabeth Ann Martin of Irmo, S.C. and William McCall Huff of Summerville, S.C. were married on December 29, 2012 at Rosewood Baptist Church in Columbia, S.C. The 5 p.m. ceremony was officiated by Pastor Bobby Wood of Ogden, Utah. A reception followed at The South Carolina State Museum.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Martin, Jr. of Irmo, S.C. She was given in marriage by her father.
The bride wore a slim-fitted ivory gown in all-over organza and lace featuring a beautiful neckline. A chapel length train and covered buttons completed this elegant dress.
The matrons of honor were Taylor Hudson Black and Laura Register Bailey. Bridesmaids were Ali Koch, Jessica Grote, Caitlin Chandler and Jordan Medley. The brides attendants wore dresses of forest green chiffon.
The flowergirl was Gracie Elizabeth Kokolis and the ring bearer was Weldon Luke Gunter, both cousins of the bride.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Matthew Huff, Sr. of Summerville.
James Matthew Huff, Jr., brother of the groom, stood as best man.
Groomsmen were Ben Martin, brother of the bride, Chris Scott, Stephen Bartos, Brad Peurifoy and Roscoe Bolton.
Serving as ushers were Jesse Grote and Justin Cox.
The bride is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cowsert, Sr. of Columbia S.C. and Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Martin, Sr. of Columbia, S.C. and the late Ms. Nan M. Martin of Columbia, S.C. She is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and is a graphic designer in Logan, Utah.
The groom is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H. McCall, Sr. of Greenville, S.C., and Mrs. Ruth F. Huff and the late Mr. John C. Huff, Sr. of Greenville, S.C. He is a graduate of the University of South Carolina and is earning his Masters Degree in geomorphology at Utah State University in Logan, Utah.
A summer honeymoon is planned.
The couple will make their home in Logan, Utah.
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Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Tom Hanks said there was no crying in baseball.
While he said this in the movie "A League of their Own" about women's professional baseball during World War II, Hanks said nothing about crying in softball.
Tears here are okay. Especially when they're shed in honor of one's mother, and especially when her daughter hits not one, but two home runs during the game played for her memory.
In the third annual Berkeley-Timberland "Pink Game," in honor of cancer awareness, and specifically Norma Prioleau, the late mother of Lady Stag catcher R.J. Reid who lost her battle to cancer three years ago, the senior catcher honored her mother in the best way she knew how.
Prior to the game Reid released a set of pink balloons in her mother's memory, sang the National Anthem with teammate Katie Marsch, then promptly drilled a pair of two-run homers as Berkeley downed the Lady Wolves 17-1 in five innings.
Reid is soft spoken and keeps her comments to "thank you," and a nod yes to the question as to whether playing in honor of her mother was both easy and hard.
She shed a few quiet tears as she watched the balloons drift skyward then let her bat do the talking.
The two homers for Reid were her second and third of the season, and likewise the second and third in "Pink Games" played in honor of her mother. Three years ago during the first Pink Game, Reid drilled a long three-run homer on the first pitch she saw.
"She saves her biggest hits for her biggest games," Grooms said.
An often overused term of mine is how in times of raw and intense emotion one's throat collapses like a cheap straw.
After Reid's first homer, a towering big fly to straightaway center field, my throat gave a little squeeze and I was thankful to be standing down the first baseline out of the way of the crowd.
I sniffed back those pesky allergies as the highlight-yellow softball disappeared far beyond the 215 sign to dead center.
After the second homer, a low 3-iron shot to left, I looked up at Lady Stags Assistant Coach Butch Svagerko as he uttered just one word, "Wow."
I hate to throw Butch under the man bus here, but his eyes were already wet and glistening. So were mine, along with the whole cheap straw thing with the throat.
He shook his head and put a fist to his chest and said, "That just gets you right here, right in the heart."
I couldn't answer because the first word out of my mouth would have been "SOB!"
No little girl should have to lose her mom at such a tender age. So much is missed. Your heart breaks for her and you just want to give her a hug and say, "Bless your heart."
After Reid's second homer there wasn't a dry eye in the Berkeley house. Even mine.
What game can be bigger than playing in honor of her mother's memory?
Reid is one of those soft spoken types and doesn't have much to say, but her quiet tears, her voice in song, and the thunder of her bat speak loudest.
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I am thinking about moving down to Fort Worth and taking a job with a guy I used to work with about ten years ago. He has been trying really hard to talk me in to it, mostly because he seems to think that he is going to have a much easier life if I am down there to take care of the little things for him. Apparently he has had a hard time finding a right hand person to do this stuff for him. I am thinking about stuff like the cost of moving and living there. http://www.texasenergycompanies.net is the site that I am at now. I was doing some research and I learned that you could pick between a number of electric companies if you live in Fort Worth. I was just curious about that stuff and I thought it would be simple to figure out the electric rates down there, but you get to choose between a bunch of different companies. There is TXU, Reliant and a couple of other ones.
Of course I was mostly wondering about other stuff, like the cost of internet and the cost of a tv package and all of the stuff like that. Of course you have to figure out what you are going to get for a place to live. I could live very simply in a trailer if I was not afraid of tornados. I am aware that they are attracted to trailer parks and they have a lot of them in that area of the world. It is not as though it is not my idea of some thing that I should be really afraid of. I saw one once when I was a kid and I was real impressed by it. I definitely do not want a better look at one.
It would be interesting to build your own wind turbine. It may look like a hobbyist's thing to do. However, with the global financial and energy crisis, creating your own wind-generated power can prove to be beneficial to you and your home especially if you are working with one of the energy providers in Texas who are willing to buy the energy that you generate! There is an increasing popularity for alternative energy resources. Most of the people who are looking for ways to cut down on their power bills are turning to natural energy to provide power for their homes.
This has caused them to cut down their bills or be in fact 100% free from having to pay any electricity charges. Read the rest of Your Very Own Wind Generator in Texas »
Texas is one of the few states that is large enough and has enough natural energy to be capable of hosting several energy companies which allows for a great deal of competition within the state. When I moved out to the area last year, I had no idea that there would be so many options for energy! I had decided that I was going to change my ways regarding energy and become more conscious about how I used it on an every day basis. I found http://www.energyproviderstexas.com/direct-energy-texas/ to be an incredibly useful website that showed me the varying energy companies that were offering their services directly, giving me a great idea as to how much I would be spending on a month to month basis. After receiving my first month bill, I was able to gauge exactly how much I would be spending on an annual basis since the weather here in Texas is not nearly as varying as it is back in Kentucky!
Some of the companies actually have plans where you can actually buy 'green' plots of energy that come with a specific amount of energy allotment. Whatever energy that you don't use, you can sell back to your company or it will roll over to your next cycle. If you install solar panels, you can actually become a 'plot' yourself and sell whatever energy that you don't use from your solar energy to the company which in turn will piece it out amongst the neighborhood or however they decide to utilize the energy that you're harvesting for them. It's a wonderful plan and if it goes as well as I think it will in the next couple of months, I will most likely seek out to make solar energy my primary source of energy while I'm in Texas.
Home security is an important factor that needs be taken into consideration whenever you own a home. I would have never thought that in my neighborhood I would be resorting to calling ADT to have a security system put into place after a string of robberies that hit multiple houses. It was a shocking development that had many of my neighbors even suspicious of one another! Friends that had been living side by side for years suddenly turned on one another as accusations flew. It was a month later that the criminal responsible for the spree was caught along with the return of many of our missing items.
The neighborhood hasn't been the same since that happened. The experience has left many of us feeling vulnerable and exposed. There was a time before all of this happened that many of us would get together in the evening to enjoy the warm, pleasant weather and the company of each other. Now? Not so much. Read the rest of Letting Go of the Fear After a Robbery »
When my divorce was finalized, I had a mix of emotions. I was happy that I was finally free from a loveless marriage, but I felt horrible for my two children. They had not spent a lot of time with their father since he was always too busy for family activities, yet his lawyer had insisted that the children spend a liberal amount of time with him. They would get anxious before the visits and withdrawn and sullen after coming home to me. I knew I had to do something. After looking at http://www.hechtfamilylaw.com, I knew that I needed to hire a new lawyer.
The lawyer I had for the divorce handled the financial aspects of the divorce perfectly, but got me to relent on the custody issues after telling me that my ex would fight me tooth and nail for his parental rights. Read the rest of I Needed a New Custody Arrangement »
Vitamin D has had an increased amount of attention in the media over the past few weeks, due to its importance in the growth and development of our muscles and bones. Doctors have been looking at its role in proper functioning in the immune system, especially in new born babies.
Vitamin D has several important functions, it helps regulate the amount of calcium and phosphate in the body. These substances are needed to keep bones and teeth healthy. Experts have suggested that due to lack of Vitamin D throughout pregnancy new born babies are being born with bone deficiency's in particular Rickets. Rickets is a childhood bone disorder where bone soften and become prone to fractures and deformity. Although the main cause of Rickets is a lack of Vitamin D, a lack of calcium in ones diet is another.
Recent studies have shown that 1 in 4 toddlers are found to be lacking in vitamin D, and even more worryingly senior paediatric pathologists have discovered vitamin D deficiency in a significant number of children who have died of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. A study conducted by Dr Cohen found that 75% of babies who had died of natural causes were deficient in Vitamin D.
There are also fears such deficiencies may have lead to children being taken away from their parents, when it is in fact rickets that are responsible for the deaths and injuries that are thought to be suspicious. In 2009 rickets were discovered by Dr Schoenberg, in a 4 month old baby whose parents had been accused of shaking him to death.
Although most people get enough Vitamin D from sunlight and food the Department of Health recommends all pregnant and breastfeeding women, children aged six months to five years and people aged 65 and over should take daily vitamin D supplements.
It is not essential that you need Vitamin D in your diet every day, because any of the vitamin your body does not need immediately is stored for future use. However The Department of Health advises those who take Vitamin D supplements can safely take up to 25 micrograms (0.25mg) a day.
Many Vitamin D supplements are already in pregnancy tablets such as, the Viridian Pregnancy Complex which contains Vitamin D2 (Ergocalicferol) which is plant derived.
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I just moved to the state of Rhode Island, in order to be with my girlfriend, who has found a nice job in the state. I just moved into my apartment, but I do not have an Internet connection set up in the apartment yet, which is a fact that I find to be pretty annoying. It is hard for me to go without an wifi internet connection, and I want to remedy this situation quickly. I am looking for cheap internet in rhode island, but at the same time, I also want to make sure that I buy a connection that is going to be fast enough for my purposes.
I am not sure what the slowest connection speed I would purchase is, and I am going to think about it some more. Read the rest of Fast Internet for Cheap in Rhode Island »
I am finally moved out of the place that I had been sharing with a couple of guys I met while I was studying at UNC Greensboro. We had one of those old houses out in the neighborhood near Spring Garden and Tate Street. I liked it a lot when I was going to college, because it was within an easy bike ride of all of my classes. Now I have to get my own place and I am going to be paying all of my bills too. I guess the north carolina time warner company is not going to get my business though. I just could not afford what they were charging, not by myself at least. We got it and split the cost four ways. Read the rest of Just Got Settled into My New Place »
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I dont really need any type of Customer relationship management software. Just a good database for which I can store a business directory on. The most important feature i guess would be that i need to be able to sort the contacts by industry sector, location, and to be able to group multiple contacts to one business.
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creating anything on an IT basis is "easy." To what end benefit will you use this directory?
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If you need all info email, phone, designation of sales prospects, try using www.jigsaw.com. Its a business directory map where every business organization on the planet is linked and kept updated through a collaborative effort of Jigsaws members.
I dont really need any type of Customer relationship management software. Just a good database for which I can store a business directory on. The most important feature i guess would be that i need to be able to sort the contacts by industry sector, location, and to be able to group multiple contacts to one business.
Thanks in advance.
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Depends on a lot of things, but the easiest way if your directory is not too big, is to use Excel. Set up your columns to support your items of need and go with it. If this is too simplistic, consider constant contact.
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Heritage Woods of Chicago, a BMA affordable assisted living community, invites area residents to become contestants in game show competitions that will take place in September. The community on Chicagos west side serves low-income seniors, including those on Medicaid.
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Heritage Woods of Chicago, a BMA affordable assisted living community, will host three game show-themed events in September.
The community, which is located on Chicagos west side at 2800 W. Fulton St. in Chicago, Illinois, serves low-income older adults, including those on Medicaid, who need some help to maintain their independence.
Family Feud games will take place from 10 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on Sept. 17. Guests can bring their own team or become a member of one of the Heritage Woods teams as players search for the most popular answers to questions and various topics.
Guests will have an opportunity to guess the retail price of popular food items and appliances during games of The Price is Right. Games will take place from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 19.
Wheel of Fortune games will allow players to spin the wheel, choose a letter and solve the puzzle. These games will take place from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Sept. 26.
Light refreshments will be served, and guests have an opportunity to win prizes during the games.
We invite area seniors to take a look at our community by stopping in for a fun round of games this month, said Director of Marketing Cindy Gladney.
For more information, call Gladney at 773-722-2900.
Seniors also can call Gladney if they need help arranging for transportation to and from Heritage Woods.
The Heritage Woods of Chicago affordable assisted living community is certified to operate through the Illinois Supportive Living program and is managed by BMA Management, Ltd., of Bradley, Illinois.
The community combines residential apartment-home living with the availability of personal assistance, help with medications, and a variety of convenience and support services.
Certified nursing assistants, working under the direction of a licensed nurse, are on-duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Meals, housekeeping and laundry are among the included services.
"Residents also benefit from all of the opportunities that are available to socialize with friends and neighbors and to participate in activities and special events," says Gladney.
BMA Management ranks as the largest provider of assisted living in Illinois.
"Our focus," says Rod Burkett, President and CEO of BMA, "is to provide the residents of Heritage Woods of Chicago with the love, compassion and dignity that they deserve and the help and assistance that they need. Our focus is on helping each resident to achieve and maintain as much independence as possible for as long as possible."
Communities managed by BMA include Churchview Supportive Living on Chicagos southwest side and the Heritage Woods affordable assisted living communities in Batavia, Bolingbrook, Gurnee, Manteno, McHenry, Plainfield and Yorkville, Illinois.
BMA also operates the Heritage Woods assisted living community in Huntley and the Heritage Woods affordable assisted living and memory care community in South Elgin.
BMA is the management company for the Deer Path affordable assisted living community for physically disabled adults 22 to 64 years of age that recently opened in Huntley and the St. Anthony affordable assisted living community for older adults that opened in Lansing, Illinois last month.
For more information about BMA Management; the assisted living, senior living and memory care communities that the company operates; and the companys management, development and consulting services, visit http://www.bma-mgmt.com or call 1-877-992-1495 toll-free.
Bitcoins are a digital currency created in 2001 by Satoshi Nakamoto. It is based on open source software and P2P networks with no central authority or issuers. The coins are saved on your computer in a wallet file or in a third party wallet. They can be exchanged between anyone with a Bitcoins address. The database of transactions is spread across a peer to peer network. They also use digital signatures to ensure they are only spent once and by the person who owns them.
They are created by a process known as Bitcoin mining. There is where you use CPU power on your computer in order to generate them. This also generates the encryption keys which keep bit coins secure. By generating the encryption you are rewarded with Bitcoins for your effort.
While the transactions are public the transactions themselves are psudeononymous. Many people who are concerned about privacy like to use Bitcoins for this reason.
They are bought and sold through exchange sites. There they can be exchanged into traditional currencies like the Dollar or Euro or for virtual world currencies like the Linden dollar.
Bitcoins have no central control so they cannot be controlled by any government or authority. There are also no chargebacks.
There is a limit to how many can be created. There can be 21 million Bitcoins in total. This is to avoid the currency from becoming worthless from overproduction like fiat money. Diminishing geometric expansion combined with the expansion of Bitcoins provides an incentive for early adopters.
There are some scenarios of for failure that could happen to Bitcoins. These include a currency devaluation, a declining user base and a global government crackdown on the software and exchanges.
In order to get started to generate and trade Bitcoins you have to download and install what is called a Bitcoin client to your computer. This will give you the Bitcoin wallet and address. When people want to pay you give them your Bitcoin address and they send it to there.
If you want to make Bitcoins you are going to have to mine them. You do that by giving up your processing power to the Bitcoin network so it can encrypt transactions. You can create one block every ten minutes. Every block is 50 Bitcoins. You can use your computer to generate them when you are not using it or create mining rigs dedicated for that purpose.
Bitcoins are a true 21st century currency. If you want to see how currencies of the future will be like download the Bitcoin client and start mining and trading today.
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Answer by Great Scott
Insurance never covers that kind of surgery. You honestly think it would? :))))))
Answer by iheartdr.sambeckett
Season Six has indeed started, it started on October 14th. Part 1 will end December 16th and then part 2 will pick up sometime next year.
Last season Christian thinks he can live longer or survive his cancer by cyrogenically freezing himself. So he goes and sets up having his own chamber when he passes away. Sean starts to face dealing with the fact that Christian will not be around soon and he continues his relathionship with Teddy. Its revealed that Teddy also is a anesthesiologist in Las Vegas and goes by the name of Dixie. She is married to the plastic surgeon who works there and she later kills him. Kimber and Rams marriage falls apart and you start to see that she is becoming jealous that Christian is marrying Liz. The doctors treat a couple who act like vampires, continuously bite themselves and go too far. Even after surgeries they continue to bite and "feed" off of each other. Chrisitan and Liz get married. Later, while they are preparing to leave for the honeymoon Christian recieves a phone call from his doctor. The doctor tells him that his medical records got switched with another patient when he was told he was not in remission. It turns out that Christian is in remission and is not dying. This is how the season ends.
Also a note, Teddy is in Season 6 but is played by another actress.
Bulk emailing has a massive influence upon the connectivity with your client data base and the direct influence upon your companys bottom line or profits.
It is not something that you should be considering doing – but rather you should be considering how to go about doing the mailing. The software involved in the control and sending of bulk e mailing lists is easily available but comes with the following few warnings.
Quality of the software
unfortunately software very often only shows its weaknesses to us long after we have paid for it and have committed ourselves to a long and bumpy path using that software. Please do not get me wrong – there are a lot of high quality and very sophisticated software systems available that will do your bulk e mailing in an extremely efficient way. But you need to be triple certain that you have got the best value for your money before you buy some untried software.
I strongly suggest that if you are going to go the route of purchasing the software to run your own bulk mailing that you do your research very carefully. To the point where you even join the mailing lists of a company that uses the very software that you wish to use.
Running the software programs
No matter how big your business is you are going to be running this software yourself or you are going to need a full time expert assigned to the running of your software. This does not count that you are probably going to need a small marketing department at the same time. The very last thing you need to do to your customer base is to irritate the hell out of them and cause years of damage control.
Equally a poor IT expert sitting in a back office at your business could just as easily foul up the works and send everybody the same message 35 times. Naturally once you have to system running smoothly you should not need to keep awake at nights worrying about details like this.
Can your servers handle the extra workload?
Depending upon the size of your business and data base you might put undue strain on your operating system and cause your entire computer network to blow up or melt down. I am fully aware as to how important it is to never have a seconds downtime ever.
So before you go off and try to hook up monster software programs that might put a strain on the electrical grid in your city – please check that it all fits together nicely.
Have you looked at the professionals?
Obviously if you are here reading a report on the basics of bulk email marketing and software then you are very likely already a professional and successful business owner. I would be a fool to think otherwise, but I still need to point out that sometimes more money spent setting up a professional outfit to run and control your bulk marketing is probably the better way to go.
These guys do it for a living, they are so hooked up to the latest ideas and newest trends that you could be doing yourself a serious disservice by trying to save money or control the operation yourself.
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Answer by zmjet
you can download windows live mail
also thunderbird or postbox
or zimbra desktop
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Answer by Caitlin d. Henry
There are a bunch of online services that offer fax to email software or services. They all have slightly different features and pricing structures so it depends what you are after. If you are just looking for a straightforward fax to email and email to fax service then I would suggest the main player: eFax. You can sign up for their free 30 day trial here: http://eCa.sh/s2et.
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If you want to drill a little deeper and compare the various packages available then I suggest visiting http://www.savvyitsolutions.com. They provide great reviews on the various internet fax providers as well as comparison tables so you can see the features side-by-side.
Answer by meat
You dont.
Once youve finished your screenplay, you protect it and find someone to sell it for you – an agent or a manager.
You register your work through the Writers Guild of America West here:
And you get an agent or a manager by picking up a copy of the Hollywood Representation Directory and compiling a list of every agent or manager that represents writers in the genre you write in. Then you send them all query letters (you dont send your screenplays). Interview the ones that respond, and pick the one that you believe will work the best for you and be the best fit. Remember that the agent or manager you pick works for YOU, not the other way around. This person will then shop your work for you.
Answer by meat
Register your work with the Writers Guild of America, West (http://www.wgawregistry.org/) to protect your interests.
Get a copy of the Hollywood Representation Directory. Write a query letter to every agent or manager in it that you think would represent you. Respond promptly to the ones that write back. Hire the one that you feel the most comfortable with.
Theyll represent you and shop your work for you.
Answer by Mark
There are a couple of places you can submit to I believe.
Try submitting your website to http://www.targetlaw.com
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It is a free legal search engine which is pretty much the same thing as a legal directory. You may be able to submit to your local and state bar association as well.
Most legal directories such as Nolo, Findlaw, and Lawyers.com usually charge a monthly fee for a 1 year commitment. If it is less than $ 40/month, it might not be a bad deal. Also, I would see if you can do some link swapping with some other lawyers that your refer business to in Ellicott City such as bankruptcy, criminal, estate planning, real estate, etc.
I think you can also list on washlaw.com for free and some of the yellow pages provide legal directories.
However I cant find the scripts online and it seems hard to script a game.
Answer by The Dharmatist
Im not entirely clear on what youre referring to… if youre wanting to get a copy of the text from a Pokemon game, try looking on GameFAQs (http://www.gamefaqs.com/). There are scripts for a few of the games on there. (Theres one for Blue but none for Platinum or Ruby, those are the only games I glanced at.) If the particular game youre wanting to obtain a script for doesnt have one on GameFAQs, youd have to rip it yourself. You can find information on RHDN (http://www.romhacking.net/) on how to do that.
If youre wanting to change how the game works, thats a lot more complicated. Unlike some PC games, there isnt just a "script" that you have to edit, it requires a whole lot of programming work. Some Pokemon games have level editors and such but it still requires considerable work to make major changes.
PokeCommunity (http://www.pokecommunity.com/) is a site dedicated to Pokemon, including a large number of Pokemon hackers. You can probably find people there that can help you with either thing.
Answer by jplatt39
Im not sure what you mean, but generally Linux uses the UNIX permission setup: read write and execute permissions are available for root, the users group and the user. You can give users the right to execute and read but not write to (or write over) files, or to just execute and not read or write them (but they might have a problem finding them). However usually you can make a copy of just about anything and change permissions on the copy even if you dont have permission to change the original.
In other words, since a shell script is just a text file, with a smart determined user, you cant. You can and should of course, deny most users permission to write to the script. But they can still edit a copy.
Answer by 4thesakeofargument
If you PM me, I can give you a lot of scripts for free…
My four favorite scripts are:
Inglorious Basterds – to teach action beats.
Moneyball – to teach descriptions
Rachel Getting Married – to teach how to write women and different characters
Aliens – to teach format – action movies tend to have very clear act breaks, inciting incidents, yadda, yadda, yadda…
Answer by Alexis
when i wanted to practice a monologue, i used to usually read the back of like a shampoo bottle or fragrance as if i were advertising it in a commercial! because i was modelling 3 years ago when i was 10 and starting acting and when you first begin commercials are one of the things you have to begin with. So read the description of a perfume bottle or something (for ex, my was: a doubly sweet hydration sensation, 2 layers of skin conditioners and fragrance mix up for soft scented skin. Shake well, spritz on and get fresh with a soft, scented smell) lol. Its kind of weird but it helps.
I also had my mom write me fake cover girl commercial scripts. But if you wanna do tv/movie ones, search up the script to your favorite movie or tv show online or just search up a script website. There is tons of them hope this helped!
Answer by Joao Braz
Ok.. For somedays I have this problem how to add scripts to the newest RSbot
So ill give you a video and a complete guide writen by myself
1 – You can Loaf/add local scripts by using the SDN
2 – You can add by local scripts ( since rsbot as no longer a compiler you need to use a online one9
VIDDEEOO HERREE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zzwvy39SdNM
I use this compiler for myself
SOrry for my english, Greetins from Portugal xD


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I'd noticed this on the guest board a while back and I wasn't sure about whether or not to comment on it, because this sin has such a stigma associated with it. It's sorta like how some of the denominations were treating the divorced for years and years. Either nobody with half a brain really commits this sin, or the only real danger is if a cessationist opens their mouths about a miracle ministry in the Body of Christ. Those are pretty much how the theories go. And then the magnitude of consequences that Jesus attached to this sin probably leads a lot of people in the Body of Christ to think "nobody that I personally know has ever stepped across those lines!" And then all of the excuses start coming up if there's a nervousness that this sin has been committed. The ol' "the devil made me do it" that used to be a favorite excuse on a bunch of other stuff.If time's a factor in keeping anyone away from the Lord because of a sin of this nature, the Lord's more than capable of creating a brand new time line upon which to place the person who has committed this sin. Some might say that there's no promise of that. And in my early years in UR, I'd of given precisely the exact same answer as Tony Nungesser gave above. And then after a while, I got to thinking.... But, wait a minute, [letter of the law vs. life-giving Spirit again] I've done this kinda crap both in my preteens and in my early 20s around 1996 and 1997. And yet, few in the history of mankind have ever been recipients of as much of the grace of God as I've received, IF anybody else has ever received this much grace 'cause absolutely all grace without any limitation or qualification is abounding towards me perpetually without any end in sight. The beautiful thing about our Lord though, is that as much grace as I've been a recipient of, it's available to anyone else that's ever committed this sin. All of God's grace is even available for those who have a bit of the nervousness about having committed this sin. Whether or not they got into a God cursing, God cussing fit that included some underwhelming observations and declarations about the Holy Spirit and having quite a mouthful about various well-known ministries that probably have more of the supernatural touch from the Lord than the Lord even uses to sustain the multiverse, or if they're under the impression that they've done other things that were just as bad. God's grace is greater!Afterlife punishments in the Old Testament tended to work out in the lives of one's descendants instead of being something that one would personally face post mortem. I'm starting to believe that Jesus was speaking to a Jewish culture about the sins against the Holy Spirit being passed down to the third and fourth generation when He said that there wasn't forgiveness for this sin in this age or in the age to come. However, that mostly related to that generation to which He was ministering that faced a very very rough end to the century with the destruction of Jerusalem. It was a warning that if they didn't repent, then it wouldn't go well with their kids and grand kids, that had a very sad fulfillment because they didn't heed His warning. He wasn't threatening them with a level of harm that His Cross couldn't reclaim them from. Otherwise a sin would have successfully challenged His power, wisdom, provision, lovingkindness, and tender mercies!Having one's name rubbed out in the Old Testament was about having one's name rubbed out from under heaven as God sometimes spoke to the Israelites about with regards to how severe they were to come down on their enemies. This was the practice of other cultures as well, that in some instances, they'd completely wipe out the memory of some from under the sun. This could be the case with individuals, families, and cities. But this hardly related to one's post mortem condition.Solomon said that the spirit of the man would return to God Who gave it. Period. There's no other afterlife provisions that have been made either in the Old or New Testaments. Those who died through Adam will most surely be made alive through Jesus Christ, each in their own order of life and death generation after generation until the resurrection. And the resurrection will be about participating on the New Earth.As soon as UR goes mainstream, there have got to be dozens of books that are published with regards to this particular sin 'cause a lot of people have committed it. And if they're unrepentant, then they are "dead men walking," but there is recovery for all from every imaginable and unimaginable sin through Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ in His death overshadowed the entire spectrum of what scientists would call "superstring theory" and every time demension in existence finds it's summation and consummation in Him. And from the perspective of His foreshadowing and overshadowing of all of time with His glory, His death, and His resurrection He HAS TAKEN AWAY THE SIN OF THE WORLD.
Hello Nancy. I don't think it was Seeker who had the random thoughts , he was posting on behalf of another writer.Yes you are right a lot of people get these thoughts though. We can't control what we think all the time, I would say as long as its involuntry thoughts it not even a willed action let alone a sin.In Luke 12:9 for example it says But he who disowns me before men will be disowned before the angels of God. 10And everyone who speaks a word against the Son of Man will be forgiven, but anyone who blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will not be forgiven.Random thoughts in the privacy of your own head are not the same as disowning before men . Maybe the writer doesn't feel forgiven as he hasn't even committed a minor sin! Will be praying his mind is set to rest.God bless.
I have a different perspective per the "unpardonable sin" that pretty much aligns with this article: http://womenbeyond.com/?c=126&a=1174In it, the reason that it is unpardonable is given. Just my point of view,Amie


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"Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong." - Mordin Solus
Yes the #1 game feature in everyone's mmo is player looting and stealing! #sarcasm!
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Originally posted by Aragon100
I think that's more to do with whether the developer is willing to stick to their guns or not, not so much the playerbase.If the develop chooses money or inclusionism over their original/intented vision I don't think there is anything any of us can do - and if they choose money first over fun it won't ended up being a good game anyways, regardless of how good the source material is (swtor or Neverwinter anyone?)
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Originally posted by aRtFuLThinG
You realize that's exactly what you're doing, right?
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Originally posted by DavisFlight
I am a pvper buddy... I plays Planetside 2, played APB, Darkfall, WAR, etc etc...
I am just saying why bother arguing with people whose opinion are dead-set against pvp?
You didn't really read what I said, didn't you? Calm down... you don't have to argue with everyone lol... fighting everyone (especially people who are on the same side as you) only pushes people away from your side.
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Joined: 6/11/08
I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
Apparently you have no idea of the history of the game you profess to know so much about.
1UP.com Article on History of UO - Reference drop in Felucca population
UOForums.com - Scroll down to Belanos' post - Reference player preferences in regard to rule sets
Escapist Magazine - Reference drop in Felucca population
Finally there's just the logic of the world doubling in size having an impact on the player population on both continents.
I have no explanation for your personal experiences, other than reality doesn't agree with you.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Originally posted by Aragon100
I'm not sure how you could be more incorrect, maybe you are writing a piece of fiction for this forum?
PvE players and PvP players will never see each other. The magicpvpsliderbarthingy(TM) sees to that. There is also risk vs reward already established, there will be things you simply can't get without taking chances both PvE and PvP and it will also encourage PvE players to try PvP.
If it is going to be done well or not, remains to be seen but the FACT is it will be done.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
Are you banned from the SotA forum?
In every PvP thread there is PvE players dictating how SotA PvP should turn out and it is a PvP game without risk vs reward and no consequences.
Example of PvE players standpoint on SotA PvP -
Balance PvP from a gear/level/skill/class point of view to the extent that people feel that they have a chance - mean lower the requirement of player skills in SotA so the newbies have a chance.
Lower the penalties for failure. You won't win any casuals talking about "full loot" - which means remove risk vs reward from the game and there should be no consequences of sucking at PvP and no reward for being the better player.
PvE players demanding this and that to accept open PvP have destroyed so many potentially good PvP games and SotA seem to be the next in line. PvE players is a cancer for PvP.
Originally posted by aRtFuLThinG
It is both. I believe they adapt the SotA PvP game to please the PvE crowd.
Originally posted by lizardbones
Having own experience say alot more then quoting players that might be totally unaware of the total number of subscribers and the numbers that play felucca and the number that play trammel. What shard you played on might also differ alot. Drachenfelds for example had lower population then Europe.
My reference is playing from beta to april 2003. I knew all PvP players on Europe shard.
Those players continued to play on felucca after trammel and they left the game after Age of Shadows february 2003. So when it comes to my shard i am right, how it was on other shards might have been a different matter.
UO becoming just another WoW game was what removed all those subscribers in felucca from the game. This is something most people arent aware of. Changing a superb PvP game into WoW wasnt that smart move EA thought it should be.
Here you can see the number of subscribers in UO over time -
Here you can see for yourself that my point of view fit right in with the numbers of subscribers, your view isnt accurate at all. Age of Shadows was the gamebreaker for PvP players and that isnt strange at all since the game became a carebear one with insurance and itemization.
And ask yourself this - why should the PvP players leave the better PvP game UO became after trammel was introduced? I am talking about UO Renaissance that was way, way better then pretrammel PvP. That just not make sence.
UO becaming WoW with Age of Shadows on the other hand left felucca a deserted area. I seem to have more experience then you from UO and my logic is superior yours.
Have to ask, did you even play UO?
Originally posted by Aragon100
The account InsaneMembrane is banned from the SotA forums, yes. They didn't like my comments on their BS housing "interview" over at Paradox and didn't like me calling out some of the tossers over there.
If you think you'll get a civil discussion when it comes to PvP in any forum, keep thinking. There are as many Full Loot idiots there are there are carebears and they just press each other's buttons, then you've got the real losers in the middle: Anti-PKs.
From what I can tell in the dev chats, there will be a pretty close playstyle which allows PK, PvP, Full Loot, the problem that the PKs have is that they want to knock off nubs without challenge. I do so enjoy that myself, but I'll adapt. And on the other side of the coin you have the carebears who seem to think that if there is any PvP at all, it will destroy their game even though they won't be required to take part in it.
It really is just all posturing atm in any case, there is no god damn combat engine or magicpvpsliderbarthingy, or magichandshakesliderbarthingy, or game. One needs to wait, I only have a problem with all the nubs here just tossing out their useless opinions on a game which is yet to take shape.
Chill the actual frack out.
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Originally posted by Aragon100
I'd say both you and Zep are correct. The PVPers drove out a lot of players early on, however the release of AoS (which shows a spike from box sales, because that's what EA does best) drove out the PVPers, primarily due to insurance, 'blessed' gear, and artifacts.
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I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
It wouldn't surprise me if AoS drove out PvP players, given how it has been described.* I'm not talking about PvP players leaving the game. I'm talking about the PvE players leaving Felucca for Trammel.
The total number of subscribers doesn't give any indication of how the player population split between the two rule sets. What we do have are repeated references to the population of Felucca dropping and repeated references to most of the population playing in Trammel from people who not only played the game, but interviewed Raph Koster and Richard Garriott. The PvP players didn't move, everyone else did and most new players went to Trammel for the relaxed PvP rule set.
History is informing Richard Garriott's decisions with SotA. The game doesn't need full loot or stealing. The game doesn't even need always on PvP. The OP's premise is false.
* It doesn't surprise me that a lot of players would leave UO, regardless of whether they were PvP or PvE players. Why play something that's not as good at being WoW as WoW is? Especially with WoW sitting right there, ready to play. That's something else we can learn from history. Don't make dramatic changes to a game's game play, the players probably won't like it and it probably won't bring in a lot of new players.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Originally posted by lizardbones
Many new players joined the PvP in felucca after trammel. How many? Hard to say but i saw loads of new players entering felucca after trammel and after Age of shadows i saw +10000 on some of the bigger freeshards.
Trammel was a salvation for the PvE players and Age of Shadows was the final kill of felucca.
I'm not talking about what the game need, im talking about UO 2. That game would have alot more followers then SotA have today.
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SotA is a game, not a PvP game. PvP and PvE players will never see each other. PvE players can't be all up in arms about the PvP game because they'll never participate in it. PvP players can't be all mad that PvE players are participating in PvP because they will never see them. Everyone will get to do what they want. I'm not sure why anyone who's into PvP would have a reason to complain about this.
Here's a description of the Online Play modes available.
Here's the relevant text from the article.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Originally posted by lizardbones
You just dont get it.
PvP will be infected by the PvE players demand.
If you followed PvP threads you can read all about it.
No risk vs reward and no consequences. That is not what the PvP crowd want but im positive developers will listen to the carebears and give them their version of PvP.
The real PvP:ers have to adapt once again to please the carebears.
Originally posted by Aragon100
What are you missing bro?
The only thing PvE players demand is the ability to avoid being PKd and PvP. That is accomplished by The magicpvpsliderbarthingy(TM) and problem solved.
PvP will be left for the PvP players to hopefully provide feedback on and structure to their wish.
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I think with my heart and move with my head.-Kongos
If there are so few PvP players that their opinion doesn't matter, then yes, they need to adapt, or quit playing. Developers don't just want to make money, they must make money to survive and if that means listening to their largest audience, then so be it.
However, if you'll read closely what their plan is, there's no reason to not have risk and reward in PvP, because the PvE crowd won't be playing the game with the same people as the PvP crowd. The PvE crowd won't have to worry about full loot and they don't have to worry about getting "ganked". It's just not an issue for them because they will never see a PvP player.
The only scenario where the PvP turns "carebear" is if the PvP is going to die from lack of participation and Portalarium needs more players to participate. That would only happen if there are so few PvP players that PvP can't be supported.
I can not remember winning or losing a single debate on the internet.
Originally posted by InsaneMembrane
Full loot, a risk vs reward PvP game with consequences.
Most PvE players on SotA that might take part in PvP want above taken out of the game. They want SotA PvP to fit there carebear version of PvP.
Originally posted by lizardbones
Many of the PvP players that wanted a new UO have realized SotA will be a game with a carebear version of PvP. No risk vs reward and no consequences. Full loot that is essential for consequences is most likely out of the game cause the carebears feel it is to harsh penalty for dying.
There is very few active players on SotA forum and very few of them are PvP oldschool UO players. They isnt arround anymore.
Magic system seem to be really retarded, a cardgame where cards (spells) randomly pop up on your screen and you have to select one spell from those cards, you dont decide yourself what spell to throw. Pathetic.
Hardcore PvP players have left the game since it is going carebear. I will wait until we get information on the PvP first and then decide if i want to take part. As it looks today i will not play this game.
Originally posted by Aragon100
"many" "most likely" "feel"
Yeah, you need to stop thinking and just wait. you are woefully uninformed about SotA and you require more study of it and its community. I have seen one, maybe just two people on that forum claim they would quit if the game offers anything else other than full loot carebear killing for the PKs, and they were just trolls, and one of them was myself.


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By Kristen Fritz
Kids are curious about their health and how their bodies work; especially when they get to their teen years. The Internet has become a way of life when it comes to searching for information, but search engines may not always populate the most accurate information. So how can parents be sure that their children are accessing the right resources in regards to their health and wellbeing? Well, now there are various kid-friendly health websites that children can go to for reliable and helpful information that parents can feel confident about.
Some of these sites can even be accessed on the Kids Peace website, a great resource for kids and parents to use.
This site provides a wealth of information for kids and adults. Kids can find what it means to hiccup or what it means to be "big boned," while there is a section that explains adult health problems such as Alzheimer's and heart disease. In the teen section, you will find more mature material, such as information on relationships, drugs and sexual health. Just so parents can trust the information their kids are reading, all information is created by health professionals and underwritten by the Nemours Foundation.
Go Ask Alice!
This website is geared more toward teens and college-aged students. Go Ask Alice answers users' health-related questions. There are more than 1,000 questions on file that fall into these categories: Alcohol & Other Drugs, Emotional Health, General Health, Nutrition & Physical Activity, and Relationships and Sexual & Reproductive Health. You can submit your own question if you can't find one that already exists. Each week, a panel of health professionals answers new questions, and answers in the database are periodically reviewed and updated. The site also contains quizzes and polls and is written and produced by Columbia University.
BAM! Body and Mind
Need to know how to deal with a bully? Ever wonder what fungus and bacteria may be lurking in the locker room? Well, this fun site is a perfect place for teens to explore health, fitness and social questions that includes an A-Z index at the top of the site. Articles and quizzes are written by professionals at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
CDC Kids' Quest
The CDC's Kids' Quest site offers basic facts on mental health conditions, such as ADHD, Autism and Tourette Syndrome, and physical health concerns, such as vision and hearing loss. It also includes quizzes that help kids sort fact from fiction and suggested books and bios of famous people who had these health challenges. This website was also created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.


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2011-2012: Member of the varsity eight that
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a course record at the Snake Regatta (Oct. 15)...rowed for the
second varsity eight in three spring regattas...also a member of
the varsity eight twice and the third varsity eight once...third
varsity eight won a race with Bucknell (April 29)...member of the
varsity four that won the petite final at the IRA National
Championship (May 31-June 2).
2010-2011: Member of the freshman eight in all eight competitions in the spring…freshman eight defeated EARC member Rutgers (April 30) and took first place in the third-level final at the Eastern Sprints (May 15)…a member of the varsity four that qualified for the semifinals at the IRA National Championship (June 2-4).
Before Holy Cross: Member of the Essex Rowing Club while at St. John's Preparatory School…part of a crew that won the men's varsity eight competition at the 2010 US Rowing Northeast Championship…team placed sixth at 2009 Head of the Schuylkill and fourth at 2009 Textile River Regatta…rowed in the intermediate and senior pair in summer of 2009 at Junior Nationals, Independence Day Regatta and Cromwell Cup...member of National Honor Society and Spanish National Honor Society.
Personal: Son of Frank and Diana Curro…has two sisters (Natalie and Gina)...has not yet declared a major.


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Which is the best broadband provider in the UK? We asked more than 10,000 UK consumers and a panel of experts to find out. Here we reveal the fastest ISP in the UK, the cheapest ISP in the UK, and the best ISP in the UK. Looking to change broadband provider, or simply want to know how good is your ISP? You're in the right place to find out. (Visit Broadband Advisor for more.)
Broadband Britain has come a long way in the past decade. It has a long way to go still.
These days a significant chunk of the UK populace expects their houses to be hooked up to fast and reliable web connectivity, in the same way they expect gas, water and electricity to be readily available. And rightly so: we bet that plenty of you use the internet much more than you pick up your landline and place a call. Today we want to do more than ever online, everything from banking and filing a tax return to downloading movies and streaming radio.
That's the theory at least. But whenever we write a story about faster broadband being spread to areas of our island we are guaranteed to meet with howls of protest from those living outside Broadband Britain's faster highways. For a significant minority the idea of stable and fast broadband remains just an idea.
We wanted to find out just how the UK is doing in terms of broadband provision. To take the temperature of this nation's broadband users, and to find out which are the best ISPs. Best for innovation, performance and value. And the best at providing customer service when things do go wrong, as they do.
As consumer tech experts we partnered with Broadband Genie, an impartial, independent, and consumer-focused commercial broadband comparison service. Together we engaged an independent survey company (OnPoll) to survey 3,000 broadband users, chosen at random, in late 2013 and early 2014. We asked those users how happy they were with their ISP. We got them to test the speed and reliability of their connections, and found out other valuable tidbits, such as how much they were paying, and for what exactly.
We also convened a panel of experts incorporating editors from PC Advisor and Broadband Genie, as well as broadband industry insiders. And finally we asked the readers of PC Advisor what they thought of UK broadband provision now and in the future, using a series of polls each of which garnered more than 3,000 respondents.
All told then more than 10,000 UK broadband users have contributed to the data we are about to share. Combined with the expertise of PC Advisor, Broadband Genie and our panel of broadband industry experts this gives us a unique snapshot of Broadband Britain in 2014.
Here we'll examine UK consumers' experience of broadband, and what we hope for in the future. And we'll also reward excellence in UK broadband, crowning the best ISPs for speed, reliability, innovation, customer satisfaction and value. (See all our broadband buying advice.)
You can read Broadband Genie's Broadband Report here.
You may also be interested in our companion pieces, How good is public Wi-Fi? We test The Cloud, BT and O2; UK's best mobile networks tested and Best mobile platform for working on the move?.
What you think of UK broadband provision
Our survey of 3,000 broadband users gave us data on the following ISPs: BT, Virgin Media, Sky Broadband (including O2 Broadband), PlusNet, EE Broadband (formerly Orange Broadband), TalkTalk, Be Broadband, Tesco, Post Office Broadband and Primus. One or two smaller ISPs such as Karoo and Madasafish were included, but the sample sizes were so small we couldn't include them in the collated results - a shame, as both of those mentioned performed well.
Of our 3,000 respondents the majority (68 percent) were on ADSL broadband. Interestingly, however, that leaves just shy of 20 percent on fibre broadband, and around 12 percent with cable.
Encouragingly only 12 percent of those surveyed said they wouldn't recommend their broadband supplier. 20 percent were neutral on this, but 51 percent would recommend their ISP as 'satisfactory' and 17 percent went as far as to describe their ISP as 'top rate'.
So, if in general we seem to be getting happier with our broadband, let's take a look at what really matters to you when you are choosing an ISP.
We asked PC Advisor readers, 'What's most important to you when choosing a home broadband ISP?' Of 3,740 respondents, a massive 57 percent chose 'Speed'. The next highest answer was 'Price' with 28 percent of the vote. The other answers were supported only by small numbers: 5 percent chose 'Customer service', 3 percent each selected 'Tech Support', 'Bundled Services' and 'Other'.
And if that is what matters now, here's what PC Advisor readers think will be important over 2014. We asked 'What will be the most important broadband development of 2014?' Over one third of the 3,108 respondents (35 percent) said 'Home broadband becomes cheaper than ever'. The next biggest answer was 'Rural broadband upgrades', with a quarter of the votes. Just shy of one in five (18 percent) said 'Expansion of 4G mobile broadband coverage' was most important, 12 percent chose 'Wider availability of ultrafast FTTH broadband', and 9 percent said the 'Announcement of 5G mobile broadband' was the most important development likely to happen in broadband this year.
So that's what you think is important in the world of UK broadband. Now let's take a look at the best of the current crop of ISPs.
The UK's best broadband ISPs of 2014
Plusnet and Virgin did well across all categories. For instance, when we asked 'would you recommend your Broadband Provider', Plusnet tied with Virgin to achieve the best overall ranking. But the picture was positive across the board. For instance, although around a third of Tesco Broadband customers were undecided as to whether they would recommend their ISP, only in the cases of Primus and Be Broadband did a third of respondents actively say they wouldn't recommend their provider.
Table: would you recommend your ISP?
MOST RECOMMENDED ISP: Plusnet & Virgin
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So let's have a look at why those ISPs attained those results. It was a similar story when it came to customer care, with only Be and Primus failing to get half of their customers to say customer service was excellent or at least satisfactory (and even then Be's 47 percent is close enough). Indeed, we were delighted to see four providers had more than 60 percent wholly satisfied customers. And the winner? Step forward once again Plusnet.
Table: How good is your ISP's customer care?
BEST ISP FOR CUSTOMER CARE: Plusnet
Another key factor is the price you pay to receive such service. Here Plusnet was again the winner, its customers paying an average of only £13 a month for their broadband. The overall average was a little under £18, with TalkTalk deserving of an honourable mention as the only other provider charging less than £15. Virgin Media shows that you get what you pay for, with an average cost of over £20, beaten only by Be Broadband, which looks expensive in this company.
TABLE: How much do you pay for your broadband, excluding line rental? (In pounds, per month)
BEST VALUE ISP: Plusnet
As we discovered when we questioned PC Advisor readers (keep reading for more on that), reliability and speed are extremely important things when you are considering your choice of ISP. And in terms of reliability, Virgin Media is the best of the best, with a staggering 80 percent approval rate, and fewer than 10 percent of customers left unsatisfied. Plusnet again kept up its strong showing with a credible second place.
TABLE: Is your connection reliable?
MOST RELIABLE ISP: Virgin Media
And what then, of speed, the most important factor for UK broadband users when selecting an ISP. We measured this two ways, both in terms of customer satisfaction and the speed tests the survey respondents submitted.
In the case of the former, once again Virgin Media leads the way, with a whopping 82 percent of customers expressing their happiness with the rapid internet fired down cables to their homes. BT with its fibre networks also made a strong showing here. Another fibre operator, Plusnet, also performed well here.
TABLE: Are you happy with your broadband speed?
These results were repeated when we looked at the speed tests themselves. Virgin Media took the award for fastest broadband, as befits the network that offers the fastest advertised speeds in the country. Plusnet was a close second, with BT just behind. If you want speed, you need to upgrade from ADSL (if you can).
CHART: Average speed test results per ISP (kbps)
- Virgin: 27,266
- Plusnet: 24,529
- TalkTalk: 6,910
- Demon: 6,586
- Sky: 5,942
- Eclipse: 5,786
- Be: 5,458
- Post Office: 3,255
(The following ISPs were included but had insufficient sample sizes to be in the main list.)
- Madasafish: 37,597*
- Karoo: 29,892*
- Zen: 8,211*
- Entanet: 7,809*
*small sample sizes
A clear winner, then. Virgin Media is the fastest ISP in the land, and is recognised as such by its customers.
FASTEST ISP: Virgin Media
Overall Broadband Awards 2014
So, having sorted the wheat from the chaff with our survey, we decided to make some overall ISP awards for 2014. They are...
Highly commended UK ISP for 2014: Virgin Media
The fastest ISP, both in terms of overall speed tests and user satisfaction, it is perhaps unfair on Virgin that we have to pick a winner. Indeed, the survey results show that Virgin Media users are just as happy as are Plusnet customers: that is, very happy indeed. As well as speed, Virgin's cable technology provides the most reliable network, but you do get what you pay for in this regard, and Virgin Media is one of the more expensive ISPs.
Best UK ISP of 2014: Plusnet
Plusnet is fast, and cheap, and its customer service is second to none. It was a close-run thing but we have to award Plusnet our overall best broadband ISP award. It is only marginally slower than Virgin, and a lot cheaper. Indeed, it was the cheapest broadband provider that made our shortlist, offering the best customer care and performing well in every category.
Best UK ISPs of 2014: Our expert panel awards
This section by Matt Powell, Editor, Broadband Genie
Our judging panel of industry insiders and commentators were asked for their opinions on the broadband ISPs that really stood out in 2013. The categories voted on were Most Innovative ISP, Best Bundled Provider and Best Budget Provider.
Our judging panel included Pamela Learmonth, CEO of the Broadband Stakeholder's Group, Mike Davies, CEO of the Registered Digital Institute; Tom Fellowes, Sales Director at business ISP Spitfire; Matt Egan, Editor-in-Chief of IDG UK Tech Media, and myself - Broadband Genie editor Matt Powell.
Each was asked to nominate a provider in each category, before casting votes on the finalists. There were no guidelines or restrictions about which providers could be nominated, giving all providers big and small a chance at winning. Here's what the judges had to say...
Best Budget Provider 2014
Winner: Plusnet
"Excellent all-round value, and crucially do not push you as much as other providers to take their phone line rental – if you do want their line rental it is (slightly) cheaper than the competition. Good all round mixture of cheap capped and unlimited use services" - Tom Fellowes.
Finalist: Tesco
"Not just offering cheap services but also challenging the 12-/18-/24-month minimum of the market, providing more flexible options for consumers" - Pamela Learmonth.
TalkTalk also made the final round for budget ISPs. "TalkTalk's Simply Broadband package is incredible value, offering a truly unlimited service for a nominal fee" - Matt Powell.
Best Bundled Provider 2014
Winner: Sky
"They offer great TV, broadband and telephone packages to suit all budgets. Coupled with this is great customer service. They also offer superfast fibre package at a reasonable price" - Mike Davies.
Finalist: BT
"Offer a good value all-round package for fast broadband, phone and TV. The TV package is not the most comprehensive, but in terms of an all-round value the TV Entertainment with unlimited BT Infinity 2 Broadband is good value" - Tom Fellowes.
TalkTalk also made the final nominations for bundled providers: "In a climate where BT and Sky are continually investing staggering amounts, it has been TalkTalk that has actually capitalised on the bundle market, cleverly targeting the market with good value bundles with YouView" - Pamela Learmonth.
Most Innovative ISP 2014
Winner: Gigaclear
"By creating their own pure fibre network Gigaclear has delivered ultrafast gigabit broadband to neglected rural communities. A stark contrast to the government's short-sighted BDUK project" - Matt Powell.
Finalist: BT
"Because again it has continued to push the boundaries of speed and reliability, pushing out fibre to the home to increasing numbers of consumers. But also because of its bold content strategy: BT now provides the content and the means for you to enjoy that content. Offering BT Sport for free has opened up competition like never before, leading to better deals from the likes of Sky and Virgin Media" - Matt Egan.
Also nominated were Gigler ("ultrafast with competitively priced packages across the consumer and business markets" - Pamela Learmonth) and Kijoma ("offers up to 40Mb downstream and 10Mb up via a wirelesss service typically covering up to 20km in a 120 degree arc from one aerial" - Tom Fellowes).
You may also be interested in our companion pieces, How good is public Wi-Fi? We test The Cloud, BT and O2; UK's best mobile networks tested and Best mobile platform for working on the move?.


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Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Goose Creek High School's basketball teams recorded a sweep of Cane Bay High School on Friday, capping the first rotation through Region 7-AAAA foes with a 3-1 mark.
Both the Lady Gators and Gators won for the second straight game after a rare home sweep at the hands of West Ashley High School on Jan. 11.
Each squad used a big run to take control.
The Lady Gators used a big second half to pull away from Cane Bay, 50-21, while the boys team coasted to a 73-53 victory in the nightcap.
"We're very appreciative of any win," said Goose Creek boys coach Blake Hall. "(Cane Bay's) kids play hard and they have a couple of guys that can really score the ball. But you've got to constantly self critique and there are things we've got to pick apart and get better at if we want to make a positive run in the region."
Hall's team used a 28-8 run in the first half to seize the comfortable lead and improved to 14-4.
"We know we can wear on people when we do things the right way," Hall said.
Dantez Bennamon led the Gators with 23 points, while Shaquille Patrick added 15 points. Chris Singleton chipped in 10 points and Kameron Robinson eight.
Jiquan Hammond powered Cane Bay with 21 points.
The Goose Creek girls only led by a point at the half but outscored Cane Bay 22-2 in the third quarter to break the game open.
"In the second half we came out and extended the defense," Baldwin said. "That's the way our defense is capable of playing. If we pressure like we're supposed to and everybody gets down the floor like they're supposed to, we can get a lot of easy baskets."
Ashley Fields and Sahara Pringle had 10 points apiece for the Lady Gators (16-3). Jalvin Jones had eight points and Semoine Frasier added seven points.
Goose Creek plays again on Friday against rival Stratford.
Makayla Dudley had six points to lead Cane Bay (6-10). Shameque Robinson and Adriana Barkley led the Cane Bay rebounding effort with seven apiece.
Cane Bay was set to play at Stratford on Tuesday night after press time before traveling to West Ashley on Friday.
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I really believe that people like Bill Murray or John Belushi are just as great and just as valid as Robert De Niro or Al Pacino. And I don't think you can say One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (1975) is a better movie than Animal House (1978); they're different genres. I think they're both examples of great craftsmanship.
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I'm glad the replacement is Miller and not just some punk. I am a big J-Lau fan and was very excited at the possibility of him beating Maynard and climbing the ladder. Miller still keeps that possibility alive. It won't be easy, but Lauzon could win and that would instantly shoot him up the ladder. I'm not saying he would get a quick title shot, but he would definately shoot up a good amount.
Can't say I hate this. Maynard is so strong I think he'd have rag dolled Joe which I didn't wanna see. Joe does have a tendency to win those type of fights though. Him and Miller will be fun
This sucks.... I had maynard being too much for Lauzon... Lauzon vs. Miller is closer imo and should be a better fight... cant ask for a better replacement.
JIM MILLER is the fucking man!!!
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Damn that sucks.. This is a great replacement fight though. Should be a very exciting fight. I hope joe wins, but miller is tough to put away and joe has problems when he cant finish guys.
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