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"This is Not a good website submission program"
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There really is Not any.
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I was Not happy with All-in-One Submission Tool, most functions will Not work with Demo, and you will still have to upgrade to Pro to use most functions, you can not submit to any major search engines in Demo, and the ones that they let you submit are junk, and you will get SPAM, the Website Ranking function is a joke, you do Not get a stat Ranking to see how your site ranks, and all it does is tell you that your site keywords are showing, NO Ranking. Their Spider will Not work with the Demo. I emailed their tech support twice, and got No response. The programs interface looks Dated, Not modern. I can Not recommend this program to anybody.
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The company does provide "Unconditional 30 Day Money Back Guarantee". Please ignor my previous 1-star bad review. It's a mistake.
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I found the interface to be counter intuitive to me. This left me with some questions. I contacted tech support and they responded after 2 days. After reading their reply and further testing I concluded that this was not a program that I wanted...
I had purchased the $99.90 Pro version and was not concerned as they had an unconditional no questions asked "money-back guarantee." So I wrote 3 e-mails to the company requesting them to simply horror their money-back guarantee. Yet, no reply. Then I filed a dispute with PayPal - still no response. Then I escalated to a Claim. Still waiting for a refund...
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We love All-in-One Submission Software, is not only because the software is easy to use & it's recommended by many search engine experts, but also the company behind the software is so impressive to us.
The trial version limits 50 engines only.
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The software is so easy to use for beginners. Thank you John for your great advices to help rank my company websites into top 10 positions.
Thank you thank you thank you!
Good ranking company and software!
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no result at all
So sad, i loss my money and got only few back links to my website that you can count on the fingers of your right hand...
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Easy to use, Post all marketing comments in file...
Not able to access the other tools until purchase...would love to try even for limited time offer.
Looks like I am hooked...autopilot is awesome!
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This is a very good software developed by excellent search engine ranking professionals. We can also ask them all kinds of ranking questions for free. Thank you!!!
The trial version limits 50 to 80 websites only. It would be good if you can let trial users to submit to 800,000 engines, directories and link pages once or twice before they pay.
We would recommend it to all business companies.
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Whatcha Readin'?My reading habits are a bit sporadic. I go intensely on again/off again, and it's been awhile since I read an actual book.
But tonight I've been going through Wampeters, Foma and Granfalloons by Kurt Vonnegut. I've also been skipping around A History of Lettering by Nicolete Gray, which I should get a move on, because I think it has to go back to the library in the next week or so.
I guess I'm curious as to what graphic designers read because I tend to think of them as the kind of people who might toss aside a book after three pages because they don't like the typeface, or the title page is badly kerned. Also (and I can't emphasize this enough), I'm a bit bored right now. So after this, I'm hitting the books.
Current reading? Favorite books/authors? Has this thread been tried before (I wouldn't be surprised)?People will believe anything, which means I will believe anything I want to start believing in things that have shapeliness and harmony.
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Because I'm doing covers, when I can I try and read the books that go with them. Some are great, others are horrid (they're all self published). But that's the way of the business- I'll still read books that I love or that are horrid published through the huge publishing houses.
I'm a big reader because I'm a writer as well, it's a huge part of my life.
I'm waiting to get on to some books I bought about book covers though, but fiction I'd like to get back in to some Foundation and Second Foundation."Be realistic, plan for a miracle."
Currently reading the Steve Jobs biography. If you're really interested in what I read, follow me on goodreads.com.This post is brought to you by the letter E and the number 9. Those are the buttons I push to get a Twix out of the candy machine.
"I put my heart and my soul into my work, and have lost my mind in the process."
I'm reading Don't Dump the Dog by Randy Grim. Got it as a holiday gift last year after we adopted our rescue dog. It was written by the guy that runs the shelter that rescued Maggie. And it's hilarious.
Prior to this I read a canning/preserving cookbook and I have Ellen Dugan's Cottage Witchery up next.Shop smart. Shop S-Mart.
I have such an addiction to books it's unbelievable. I'm about the only person I know who can sit and read text books, REALLY classic novels such as Wuthering Heights, or more modern reads like the Twilight series and be equally entertained.
Every once in a while there will be the ONE. A book I pick up, and I'm almost manic until I finish it. THOSE are my favorites. Books that are well written enough that I completely forget the world around me and enter a different place for a while.
Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time series does that for me. So does Watership Down. And Gone with the Wind. Pride and Prejudice...I could go on and on...I am not afraid of storms, for I am learning how to sail my ship.
-Louisa May Alcott
"Brandwashed: Tricks Companies Use to Manipulate Our Minds and Persuade Us to Buy" by Martin Lindstrom.
I read his first book ('Buyology') and enjoyed a lot of the 'leading edge marketing science' stuff in there (who knew that those all so pricey brain imaging scanners were being used to help marketers?).
This one is much more of the same and seems to catalogue most of the 'invisible hands' that push and nudge our brains into the buying tools that they have become.
Actually, he begins the book describing with a funny description of an experiment where he tried (unsuccessfully) to completely remove himself from branding influences for a month.
I like the anecdotes and torrid details of just how far Big Brander has gone towards in terms of technology and investments to assure we keep faithful -- but he doesn't seem to offer any 'alternative' to this system. Not too surprising, since he's a well-paid marketing guru. But it's this 'well, what are we gonna do, right?' attitude that kind of leaves me sighing. Especially as I consider myself mostly a branding hermit.
I just finished up "The dark at the end" By F. Paul Wilson. It's the final "Repairman Jack" novel. Then I read the first 100 pages of "End of Days" by Robert Gleason. After he introduced yet another of about 800 characters I bailed. Currently I'm reading "You're Next" by Gregg Hurwitz.
I'm about half way through Tom Jones right now. It's a long ass book and my version is heavily annotated to boot. I'm finding it surprisingly readable and amusing for something written in the mid 1700s.
My reading is pretty evenly split between science fiction and classics. I tend toward "hard" science fiction (as in they at least try to tie it to theoretical science instead of completely making it up) but I like a lot of the pulpy golden age stuff too.
And speaking of tossing aside a book because you don't like the typeface. I once passed on an otherwise rather nicely made hardback of "Life on the Mississippi" by Mark Twain because the cover was set in Hobo.
I have a bit of a fetish for antique or other well-crafted books. I actually hide some of them from my wife because she can be rough on books and I can't stand to see her abusing them.
"Hey don't you have a copy of.......?"
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I am reading...Official Adobe Print Publishing Guide, Second Edition
I know...Exciting stuff. But...I'm in my Design and Technology class. So.... I have this book and a book called Idea Index to be read soon.
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Originally posted by darkwolf29a View PostI am reading...Official Adobe Print Publishing Guide, Second Edition
I know...Exciting stuff. But...I'm in my Design and Technology class. So.... I have this book and a book called Idea Index to be read soon.
thats ok
im reading Adobe 'dreamweaver cs5" digital classroom
in web design class right now.. i guess im not really reading..just ignoring my professor and posting on the internets
I bounce all over the board with what I read. Generally tho, I like horror. But I do read a fair number of classics, mystery and music bio's. Currently, I'm reading The King of Plagues by Jonathan Mayberry.
My last few reads have been:
Miss Peregrines Home For Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury
The Dome by Stephen King
Some of my all time favourite books are:
1984 and Animal Farm by Orwell
The Shining by King
Scar Tissue by Anthony Kiedis
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Wasn't bad....tho it kinda seemed like he didn't really know how to end it, so he picked a really cheesy cop-out. Character development was pretty decent, and it carried itself well, but yea...the end was a bit lacking, and felt kinda cheap.Art is always and everywhere the secret confession, and at the same time the immortal movement of its time.
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Carp Spawning in the UK:
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Carp are amazing fish - and very prolific breeders. In the UK, the carp season is closed between May and June. Typically, this is the period in which carp spawn; however that is not always the case. You see, carp must have water temperatures between 18 and 24° C (just about 73 degrees Fahrenheit) - and those temperatures do not always coincide with the closed season specifically. Instead, for some years, the appropriate water temperatures do not happen until after the closed season ends.
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Silver and gold buckle decorated with a fish
Anglo-Saxon, mid-7th century
From Crundale Down, Kent, England
A Christian symbol
The fish on this buckle is seen from above,
with its head facing towards the loop. Its body is divided with
fine wire and it originally had garnet-inlaid eyes. The fish was an
early Christian symbol and its use here must have been a deliberate
reference to Christianity. In the middle of the seventh century,
when this buckle was made, conversion to Christianity was
increasingly popular. The buckle plate is hollow, and like the
great gold buckle from Sutton Hoo, could have been used as a
all other respects, however, the buckle reflects pagan Anglo-Saxon
traditions. The triangular shape of the buckle is a type known from
the sixth century onwards and the
This buckle was found
in 1861, in a man's grave together with a garnet inlaid
copper-alloy buckle and an iron sword with a pommel decorated with
More information
L. Webster and J. Backhouse, The making of England: Anglo-S, exh. cat. (London, The British Museum Press, 1991)
Length: 15.200 cm
Width: 6.400 cm
Length: 15.200 cm
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A spike in SQL injection attacks has caused enterprises to re-consider security measures to prevent a devastating breach from poor database monitoring.
International Business Times reported that after Yahoo experienced one such attack at the end of last year, security professionals began to focus on vulnerabilities due to third-party code. Hackers are increasingly exploiting these loopholes to gain access to the database, steal information and exercise complete control of all systems.
FireHost's recent report on the "Superfecta" of major cyber-attacks revealed that Cross-Site Scripting and SQL injection occurrences like Yahoo's have been on the rise since the third quarter of last year. In fact, instances of cross-site scripting increased by approximately 160 percent in the final three months of 2012. Chris Hinkley, senior security engineer at FireHost, commented on the study's implications.
"The change in frequency of the types of attack between quarters gives you an idea of how cyber-criminals are constantly working to identify the path of least resistance," he explained. "This is why it is important to have an understanding of the kind of traffic that is accessing your hosted infrastructure, so that you can make sure that malicious traffic is diverted and that there is less risk to sensitive data."
Security requires continual supervision
A major reason for SQL injection susceptibility is many enterprises with cloud-based servers still have no logging capabilities for file exchange. David Gibson, vice president of strategy at Varonis, told the source that this lack of visibility into the network keeps businesses blind to impending threats.
"We have found that, after a workload is virtualized, the actual details of managing file permissions and monitoring access is considered to be automatically 'taken care of,' " he said. "It is also quite possible that the teams managing virtualization projects see file security and governance as outside their discipline. The security team may have no visibility of what is happening."
While virtualizing systems undoubtedly gives enterprise employees flexibility in accessing business-critical data, without remote support, the database is vulnerable to continually diversifying SQL injection attacks. Enterprises can utilize database administration services to constantly monitor the SQL database, as well as set permission controls for file access to grant the advantages to cloud hosting without the risk of attack.
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Peter Sagan rebounds from crash to finish third
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Feb. 27, 2011
- Updated Feb. 28, 2011 at 12:00 PM EDT
Peter Sagan overcame a crash late in Sunday's Classica Sarda Cagliari-Sassari to secure a podium spot to cap his tremendous week on the Italian island.
The Slovak phenomenon hit the deck at 170km after hitting a pothole, but dusted himself off to sprint to third out of the winning, 10-man breakaway that held out in the hilly course.
Pavel Brutt delivered Katusha's first victory in 2011 with a well-timed run to the line to take the flowers. Emanuele Sella (Androni) crossed the line second with Sagan rounding out the podium with third.
After the race, doctors fixed up a bloody Sagan with five stitches, though early reports did not indicate any serious injuries that would keep him out of his next major goal at Paris-Nice (March 6-13).
The podium caps a strong week for Sagan, who took three stages and won the five-day Giro di Sardegna on Saturday.
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If you've read the one article I have written on precious metals, or have taken a look at the Prepper Pyramid, you know I do not put much stock in the owning of physical gold. This is purely a personal choice and one based on my own prioritization methods. I also recommend that if you do want to own gold, there are many other pieces of the puzzle that should be in place with respect to a prepping strategy prior to taking the plunge. That stated I will not criticize those who put huge amounts of faith in gold or choose to own loads of it, it's your money and your life and you are entitled to do whatever you please with it. There truly is no singular prep strategy template which we should all cover down on, we all have different sets of values and ambitions.
I wanted to write that introductory paragraph in order to set the stage for some information I am about to share with you. Regardless of your stance on gold I encourage you to read some of the arguments the authors of the paper make before judging it or simply scoffing at it as nonsense. I would hope that you are not the type of person who only seeks out information which completely aligns with your own personal beliefs, the equivalent of the king who has a bunch of "yes men." Sometimes it is good to take in what the other side has to say (the equivalent of me watching MSNBC) if only to analyze it and further affirm your position.
I came across a paper entitled The Golden Dilemma after reading an article on Marketwatch, which cited it as a reference. I contacted the author of the paper and asked for permission to post some of it here, with the stipulation that I would give him full credit and link back to the location where it could be downloaded in its entirety for free. What I would like to do is simply post a few snippets from the paper, parts of which apply to preppers in particular. The rest can be downloaded by visiting this link.
Common Arguments for owning gold
It is not surprising that there is so much disagreement about gold's future. This disagreement reflects the fact that at least six somewhat different arguments have been advanced for owning gold:
• gold provides an inflation hedge
• gold serves as a currency hedge
• gold is an attractive alternative to assets with low real returns
• gold a safe haven in times of stress
• gold should be held because we are returning to a de facto world gold standard
• gold is "underowned"
The debate over the prospects for gold resembles in some sense the parable of the six blind men and the elephant (see Saxe 1872). Different perspectives and different models lead to different insights. Depending upon which rationale or combination of rationales one embraces, gold is either very expensive or attractive. The debate over the value of gold is also an example of a Keynesian "beauty contest" which suggests that the price of gold is not determined by what you think gold is worth – what matters is what others think others think gold is worth (see Keynes 1936).
Gold as an inflation hedge
Probably one of the most widely held beliefs about gold is that it is an inflation hedge. Jastram (1978) pointed out that historically gold has been a poor hedge of inflation in the short run though it has been a good hedge of inflation in the long run. For Jastram, the short run was the next few years and the long run was perhaps a century. Jastram used the phrase "the golden constant" to communicate his belief that the real price of gold maintained its purchasing power over long periods of time and that gold's long-run average real return had been zero.
Military pay as an example
In the era of Emperor Augustus (reigned from 27 B.C. to 14 A.D.), a Roman legionary was paid about 2.31 ounces of gold a year (225 denarii) and a centurion was paid about 38.58 ounces of gold a year (3,750 denarii) (see Speidel 1992). Converted to U.S. dollars, the pay of a Roman legionary was about 20% that of a modern day private in the U.S. Army and the pay of a centurion was about 30% greater than the pay of a captain in the U.S. Army.
Similar to the U.S. aggregate experience since 1791, there is little or no income growth in military pay over 2,000 years. Interestingly, this conclusion is not that sensitive to the final price of gold.
There are two insights here. First, some incomes denominated in gold might be a very long-term hedge – in that the real purchasing power of some wage rates are roughly preserved. Second, it helps us to begin to understand what the expected return on gold is not. Even though 2,000 years is only a fraction of the time that gold has been mined, it provides a lot of annual compounding periods. A claim that gold could have "equity-like" returns in the future needs to be reconciled with the past. Starting 2000 years ago in the year 12 A.D. one dollar compounding at just 1% a year, turns into $439 million over 2,000 years. If the rate of return is increased to 1.62%, the ending value is $100 trillion – more than the today's combined capitalization of world stock and bond markets.
In "normal" times, gold does not seem to be a good hedge of realized or unexpected short-run inflation. Gold may very well be a long-run inflation hedge. However, the long-run may be longer than an investor's investment time horizon or life span.
The "gold as a safe haven/tail risk insurance" argument
Consider the famous Hoxne Hoard which is currently on display at the British Museum. The Hoxne Hoard is an example of what can happen when trying to make a safe haven investment. The Hoxne Hoard is the largest collection of Roman gold and silver coins discovered in England. Evidence suggests that the hoard was buried sometime after 400 A.D. by a wealthy family seeking a safe haven for some of its wealth. The 5th century A.D. was a time of great social stress and political turmoil in England as the Western Roman Empire unraveled. The fact that the hoard was discovered in 1992 means that the family failed to reclaim its safe haven wealth. Indeed, the Hoxne Hoard is an example of an "unsafe haven".
Jeffrey Gundlach astutely pointed out that the weight of gold limits its portability, both during normal times and during times of stress. Thinking in terms of the ratio of market value to weight (somewhat like a "flight capital" Sharpe ratio), he observed that many precious gems are a more efficient store of flight capital than gold (see Or and Phillips 2011). Gold is viewed by many as being durable and largely imperishable, characteristics which make gold its own safe haven against the ravages of the world. It is not necessarily a safe haven for the owner of gold. As Marc Faber once put it, "When Timur sacked Aleppo and Damascus in 1400, it didn't help to have your savings in gold. You lost your life and your gold" (see Ash 2009).
For some proponents of gold investment, the hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic stands as an electrifying example of the risks of a fiat currency regime. The hyperinflation of the Weimar Republic during the years 1922 and 1923 is an example of a possible endgame for a country that spends much more than it earns. The German mark-U.S. (gold) dollar exchange rate rose from 430 in 1922 to about 433,000,000,000 by 1924. If such a hyperinflation unfolded in the U.S. today, if gold moved exactly in line with the inflation rate and if the real price of gold was unchanged, then the price of gold would exceed $1.68 trillion an ounce.
So, does the price of gold provide hyperinflationary tail risk protection? Is gold a hyperinflationary talisman? Not surprisingly, the answer to a large degree depends on how the question is asked and the specific scenario that unfolds. It is perhaps instructive to think about how an absolutely clairvoyant investor might assess the ability of gold to provide a hyperinflation hedge. It is also useful to be aware of the historical frequency and magnitude of hyperinflationary episodes.
Imagine a Brazilian investor in 1980 who possessed perfect foresight of how Brazilian inflation would unfold between 1980 and 2000. Exhibit 15 shows that from 1980 to 2000 Brazil had an average annual inflation rate of about 250%, the currency was renamed and devalued numerous times, and the nominal price of gold rose substantially in Brazilian currency terms. Yet, using the IMF's measure of Brazilian inflation, the real price of gold fell by about 70% between 1980 and 2000. This means, broadly and illustratively speaking, that by the year 2000, an ounce of gold had 30% of its 1980 inflation adjusted purchasing power. This is similar to the real price decline of gold faced by a U.S. investor during the same time period.
So, if purchasing power declined 70%, was gold a successful Brazilian hyperinflation hedge? It depends on one's perspective. Compared to an expectation that gold would move one-for-one with the Brazilian price level then gold was not a successful hyperinflation hedge between 1980 and 2000. However, investors keeping cash-in-a-mattress or investing in a portfolio of Brazilian nominal bonds probably lost most of their real value from 1980 to 2000. Compared to a close to 100% decline in real value for cash and nominal bonds the 70% decline in the real value of gold was a great alternative. A key takeaway from Exhibit 15 is that even though countries, such as the U.S. or Brazil, may experience very different inflation experiences their real gold return experiences will probably be similar and there is no reason to expect that the real gold return will be positive when a specific country experiences hyperinflation.
Investing in gold is potentially a way to maintain purchasing power. The purchasing power of gold rises and falls as the real price of gold rises and falls. Investing in gold entails a bet as to the future real price of gold, whether or not an investor even thinks about the bet. It is a fact that the real price of gold is very high compared to historical standards. A number of reasons have been advanced to explain the current real price of gold – some of these stories argue the real price of gold is too high and others suggest the real price could go even higher. The goal of this paper is to analyze these competing narratives.
We find little evidence that gold has been an effective hedge against unexpected inflation whether measured in the short term or the long term. The gold as a currency hedge argument does not seem to be supported by the data. The fluctuations in the real price of gold are much greater than foreign exchange rate changes. We suggest that the argument that gold is attractive when real returns on other assets are low is problematic. Low real yields, say on TIPS, do not mechanically cause the real price of gold to be high. While there is possibly some rational or behavioral economic force, perhaps a fear of inflation, influencing variation in both TIPS yields and the real price of gold, the impact may be more statistically apparent than real. We also parse the safe haven argument and come up empty-handed. We examine data on hyperinflations in both major and minor countries and find it is certainly possible for the purchasing power of gold to decline substantially during a highly inflationary period. When the price of gold is high in one country it is probably high in other countries. Keynes pointed out "that the long run is a misleading guide to current affairs". Even if gold is a "golden constant" in the long run, it does not have to be a "golden constant" in the short run. Conversely, current affairs are possibly a misleading guide to the long run…
In the end, investors are faced with a golden dilemma. Will history repeat itself and the real price of gold revert to its long-term mean – consistent with a "golden constant"? Alternatively, have we entered a new era, where it is dangerous to extrapolate from history? Those are the uncertain outcomes that gold investors have to grapple with and the passage of time will do little to clarify which path investors should follow.


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Former Future Records signing A*M*E, real name Aminata 'Amy' Kabba, has inked a new record deal with Epic/Sony.
The 18-year-old artist, tipped by numerous tastemakers for the New Year including a BBC Sound Of finalist place, was formerly on the roster of the Gary Barlow-owned Universal imprint that was shut down late last year.
Earlier this month, Need U (100%), the track she co-wrote, and features on, with MNEK and Duke Dumont has already playlisted across 1Xtra, Kiss and Choice and is set for release on March 25.
The Sierra Leone-born, South London-bred singer spent 2012 working with writers and producers including MNEK, Naughty Boy, The Electric, Quiz and Larozzi and more.
She has already had a No.1 in Korea with a track she wrote for K Pop band FX and has toured with the likes Jessie J, JLS, Rizzle Kicks and Olly Murs, amongst others.


text: 2012 Draft Dossier: Kendall Wright By Rob LeathPublished: April 7, 2012 Follow @RobLeath24 on Twitter Share ! tweet Name: Kendall Wright Height: 5'10 Weight: 188 School: Baylor Year: Senior Draft Projection: Late 1st This year's wide receiver class offers a little bit of everything. It has jumbo targets, deep threats, and elite vertical weapons such as Baylor's Kendall Wright. The smoothest wideout in this class, Wright has an explosive first step and is electric in the open field. Baylor's offense limited his route tree; however, he shows the ability to find soft spots in the defense and routinely shakes defensive backs out of his breaks. Ignore his disappointing 40 time from the Combine; Wright plays fast and has elite acceleration. His long speed gives him the ability to burn defenses deep, and his agility offers versatility as he could be a terror in the slot as well. He tracks the ball very well and may have the best feet in this class; they're quick and balanced. There is, of course, a size concern. Wide receivers with his build aren't commonplace in the NFL, though the concerns about size are quickly evaporating. His body composition is not ideal, as his weight isn't carried in the right areas and he can look a little soft at times. He will also need to work on beating the jam at the line of scrimmage, as bigger cornerbacks could give him fits if he can't smoothly transition into his route. If he can find open space, however, he could be deadly in an NFL that doesn't allow its defensive backs to lightly tap receivers beyond five yards. With some subtle improvements he has a chance to wind up as the best receiver in this class when all is said and done. Fantasy Impact…Wright's a 1st round lock in rookie drafts and could potentially be the first receiver taken in many leagues. While he may never be a true fantasy stud, he should settle in as a long-term contributor, and as one of the more talented rookies in this year's class, he is a potential top five pick and early contributor to fantasy franchises. 2012-04-07 Rob Leath Share ! tweet


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Sometimes all you need to get a fresh perspective is a little bit of time out. It is a time tested philosophy that you don't know what you have until you've lost it.
In November of 2011 I decided to go back to South Africa for a couple of months. I had a few important family events that I wanted to attend. And missed my family, my country and frankly missed the "real" world, as I like to call it, a bit too.
Two weeks into my stay I was still in shock, actually four weeks into my stay I was still in shock. I was so surprised at society, how utterly material and ego driven it was. People seemed to spend all their time upholding some sort of image. What they wore, where they ate, who their friends were and what they did. All these things seemed to count a whole lot in the "real" world.
One of the many unique things about Fairfield is that it strongly pulls people towards it that want to evolve as human beings, who want to explore the deeper layers of themselves and life. Often conversation would revolve around this topic. Most people here are open to looking at themselves and life and seeing what needs changing and how they can do that. And it is the perfect place for that, since it is safe, emotionally safe. People will take you for whom you are, they will look into your eyes when they speak to you and love you. This love that permeates everything here makes you feel safe to open yourself up emotionally, to drop all the walls and guards and to be. All the time and energy you spend building your ego in the "real" world you can now spend on building your "inner" world.
I felt open, emotional and exposed in regular society. I had grown enough to be able to see the charade, but not enough to be free from it. I was back in the world working and living and still felt the need to be apart of it. I was torn in two.
Some tears were shed, some new clothes were bought and a lot of attitude adjustment took place. At the same time that I was having this realisation about how superficial life is I also accepted that I wanted to live and function in it comfortably. I needed some time to integrate. It was okay to enjoy life and all its superficiality, as long as you stayed connected and aware of that which underlies it all. To know that there is a difference between the small self and the big Self and that everything that existed was still an expression of God even my own individuality and tastes.
Through this experience I also got a glimpse of what it is that I wanted from my life. Where I wanted to go as a person and where I definitely didn't want to go. I realised how important investing in more growth would be, since I would like to be able to stand in any place with comfort yet be aware of the Truth.
After a few months I realised that I had reached that comfort and that it was time to return to my little haven of growth, Fairfield. On the 27th of March 2012 I was on a flight from Johannesburg heading for Atlanta. It felt good, I felt ready, and I felt balanced and stable within myself. I was ready to take on another round of uncovering my Self.
Lucky for me I could return to something I had lost temporarily, Fairfield and its community. And now I can appreciate it with even more sweetness and richness.
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CANTON - After years of delays, St. Lawrence County is expected to take title within weeks to the 54-acre former Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. property in the Adirondack Park so it can be subdivided and the portion that is not heavily contaminated can be reused.
"Having ownership will be a big step," according top Legislator Frederick S. Morrill, D-DeKalb Junction, who represents the town of Clifton, where J&L is located. "It seems to go at a snail's pace, but we have to do it right. We have to do our due diligence so we do not have a liability. These things are so complex."
In 2013, the state Department of Environmental Conservation issued a record of decision on 18 acres of the J&L property that determined it had minimal problems. The agency's requirement for its reuse includes restricting its future purposes for commercial ventures, restricting groundwater use, maintaining a cover on the site — such as pavement or a foot of clean soil or vegetation — and having a management plan.
The 18 acres is made up of three parcels. A 5.8-acre plot consists of a former parking lot and vehicle wash station near Route 3 and County Route 60. A second parcel across Route 3 of 6.34 acres is woods and a tailing pile from previous mining operations. A mine construction camp also was in the area in the 1940s. The last nearby parcel of 5.86 acres consists of an active electrical substation, overhead power lines, a concrete road and a pond.
In August, the county reached an administrative settlement with the DEC and the Environmental Protection and Spill Compensation Fund under which the county paid $18,900 in return for it not being held responsible for the cost of cleaning up any pre-existing contamination and for its cooperation with continued remediation.
With assurance that it will not take on liability problems, the county will foreclose on the property for failure to pay taxes.
"The benefit of the county taking title to the whole thing is we would have control," County Attorney Michael C. Crowe said.
With the title in its name, the county will be able to subdivide the 18 acres from the remainder and likely designate a lead agency, presumably the county Industrial Development Agency because it handles economic development for the county, to market its reuse.
"We've had different opportunities over the years that have come and gone," Mr. Morrill said.
The ability to reuse part of the property gives it equal footing with other parcels that have access to rail, water and fiber-optic lines, said town of Fine Supervisor Mark C. Hall, a member of the IDA.
"You have to find somebody looking for that niche who wants to be in the park," he said. "Being that it is zoned industrial, I don't see it being a disadvantage to be in the park."
The county and the state agencies will determine under what context further remediation of the remaining 36 acres can continue, such as designation as a Superfund site. In 2012, the IDA was awarded $175,000 through the Regional Economic Development Council toward the removal of blighted buildings at the site. The IDA is looking for funding to match the grant award, Mr. Hall said.
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A few weeks ago, Pettis County Prosecuting Attorney Jeff Mittelhauser made the announcement that he will be leaving the prosecuting attorney's office to pursue an election bid for the position of Associate Judge of Division Six. The position will be open to due Judge Liston retiring at the end of his latest term.
The Weekly Observer met with Mittelhauser to discuss his upcoming bid for election, as well as some of his accomplishments while in office.
Mittelhauser has been with the Pettis County Prosecutor's Office for the past 28 years as prosecutor and four years prior to that as an assistant. Mittelhauser was asked what he felt were just a few of the things that he and his office accomplished over his time there.
"Successfully handling the rare, serious cases; violent cases and at the same time taking care of all the other stuff that comes along every day and every week," he said of one accomplishment.
He added, "We established a crime victim's assistance program in the prosecutor's office with the sheriff and police chief. We started the first multiagency drug task force. It was successful and it was funded by a grant. That grant dried up about 10 years ago.
"There was a time when we would get five or six drug search warrants a year. After it started, we would get five or six a month," Mittelhauser explained.
Remnants of the multiagency drug task force are seen in Pettis County today in the form of the S.T.I.N.G Unit and the work the sheriff's office does in regards to drugs in Pettis County.
Mittelhauser was asked when the decision was made to pursue the position of associate judge.
"It is something that I have thought about for a long time. It has been a goal of mine for a long time. Judge Liston's retirement provides an opportunity now. I think any trial lawyer pictures himself or herself as a judge. It is a combination of opportunity and readiness to leave this office," Mittelhauser explained.
Mittelhauser was asked if the decision to leave the prosecutor's office was an easy one and he replied, "It wasn't an easy decision to make, because I have enjoyed serving as prosecutor. I spoke with my family many, many times.
"I have had lots of support from people that promise to help financially, putting up signs and going door to door. All of those things are equally important. I have been very gratified by the wide range of help that I have been offered."
Mittelhauser was asked if his time as prosecutor would serve him well in the Division Six court system.
"These particular positions, 85 percent of the cases assigned to Division Six are the same kinds of cases that we handle now; criminal cases. Half of the divorce cases are heard by Division Six and Division Six also hears juvenile cases. Every case we file begins in Division Six," he explained.
Mittelhauser seems excited to begin the first step towards the upcoming election.
"I am excited to get the campaign started and put it behind me. With the help of family and friends, I am going to run a very energetic, honest campaign. My emphasis is my experience over the last 28 years. It fits the Division Six case load perfectly," Mittelhauser said.


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"…and as I passed the fire I did not know whether it was hell or the furious love of God."
- GK Chesterton, The Diabolist
A certain, magnificent comfort exists in the resolve that, of man's innumerable conquests, fully grasping God's love is one that will never be actualized. Such truth has left Christians scouring for words to best describe this holy affection since the Old Testament.
As Chesterton's quote rattled around in Jeremy Riddle's mind over a recent period of time, it was decided "furious" was the closest expression he was going to get regarding his experience with a divine love.
"It's hard to come up with words that depict the magnitude of Christ's love – the depth and width of it," Jeremy says. "'Furious' doesn't work outside of the context of love; we tend to translate the word as angry, but I see it as a super-powerful force; stronger, deeper, broader than our vocabulary can fully describe."
So if each new album should serve as the next chapter in an artist's life story, "Furious" is a well-suited project title for a man who's spent much of the past year struggling to accurately express his experience of a passionate God amidst some life transition.
Four years on the road as a touring worship leader eventually took its toll on Jeremy, so in January 2011, the former Jr. High youth pastor came on staff as worship community pastor at Bethel Church in Redding, CA. Working under pastors Brian and Jenn Johnson, Jeremy facilitates a worship community of over 200 people within the church.
"My wife (Katie) and I have always had a heart to serve the local church and never wanted to do the full-time travel thing for very long, so it felt like a good time to transition into something different," Jeremy says. "I've developed such an appreciation for the fruit that has been sowed from my life – personally and artistically – by being part of a local community."
Consequently, Furious, Jeremy's third studio project on Vineyard Music, came into fruition while coming to discover how closely (if not directly) correlated worship and community truly are with each other.
"These songs are a reflection of being part of something bigger than just me," Jeremy says. "Through some significant growth in understanding and living out humility from a very independent place, I've shifted into a place where I can't even claim this record is completely inspired by me. There are so many elements of the album that could never have flowed from me had I not been connected to people walking out life with me."
Of all adjectives in the English language to title a worship record, "furious" – also the name of the album's lead single – will certainly draw some attention and, perhaps, even some misperception of Jeremy's emotional state. "It's pretty hard to confuse what the song's all about when listening to it in context," he says. "Part of the wonder of our relationship with God is that it's not predictable…and often confusing. It's how Aslan – the iconic C.S. Lewis character – is described: 'He's not a tame lion; but He's good.' In the Bible, Job never got answers to his many questions, but he ultimately saw God and came to understand what He was doing – and it led him to repentance. I'm hoping 'Furious' will have that impact in a worship setting."
As a worship leader devoted to and known for meticulously crafting songs with depth and hymn-like reverence on past projects, Jeremy stepped into the new album with the intent to write with greater simplicity. Leaning on the rawness of his heart, rather than his poetic acumen.
"This record is different because I wasn't intentionally seeking out songs for specific needs or situations," Jeremy asserts. "Worship songwriters should always ask if the content of their songs is really the word offering of our heart or simply a well-crafted lyric. I continuously tried to direct my focus onto delivering authentic expressions of my heart over something catchy and quotable."
Never one drawn to the performance-centric realm of leading worship, Jeremy's self-described recent "desert period" came to a gradual end as he began breaking away from "Jeremy Riddle events" that he encountered perpetually on the road. Concert events that, to him, felt more about selling tickets and entertaining a crowd than getting people into a deep, sacrificial place of worship.
The Riddle's short time at Bethel Church has allotted plenty of opportunities for Jeremy to test-run a handful of tracks from Furious in corporate worship settings.
"Two songs from the new record – 'Love Came Down' and 'One Thing Remains' – have made it into the set almost every single time I've led worship this year," Jeremy says. "I've seen the power these songs have had on people and I know how they connect. There's a great hope in me that these will be sung in church for quite some time."
Jeremy's favorite tracks on Furious, however, end up at the end of the album: "Fall Afresh", "Here" and "Always".
"I love these songs, not for the corporate worship value as much as that they're anthems of my own heart. They sum up the emotion of what my heart was trying to say during a lot of quiet time and direction-seeking over the past year."