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Where can I find the Natural Heritage Atlas?
How do I determine whether my property is Estimated Habitat for rare species?
Why is my property in Priority Habitat and/or Estimated Habitat? What species are found there?
Can I do work on my property if it falls within Estimated Habitat or Priority Habitat?
What is the cost and when can I expect a response to my MESA information request?
What is a topographic map and where can I obtain one?
What scale topographic map should I submit with a MESA Information Request Form?
Where can I find the Natural Heritage Atlas?
- The Natural Heritage Atlas book or CD can be purchased directly from the NHESP.
- An interactive online map viewer is available from the MassGIS web site. Through the viewer you'll be able to view both Priority Habitats and Estimated Habitats in any part of the state.
- Download Priority & Estimated Habitat GIS datalayers from MassGIS (Note: requires ArcMap or similar GIS software for viewing).
- A large Priority Habitat and Estimated Habitat map has been provided to each Conservation Commission and Planning Board showing the entire city or town. This map is helpful for determining whether or not you are located within an Estimated Habitat and need to file a Notice of Intent with the NHESP.
- Available through most town libraries.
What are Priority Habitats and Estimated Habitats in the Natural Heritage Atlas and what are they used for?
Priority Habitat is based on the geographical extent of habitat for all state-listed rare species, both plants and animals. Habitat alteration within Priority Habitats may result in a take of a state-listed species, and is subject to regulatory review by the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP). Priority Habitat maps are used for determining whether or not a proposed project must be reviewed by the NHESP for MESA compliance. View our page for more information about MESA filing requirements. Please note that if your project results in greater than two acres of disturbance of Priority Habitat and results in a "take" of a state-listed species, your project may be subject to Massachusetts Environmental Policy Act (MEPA) review.
Estimated Habitats are a sub-set of Priority Habitats that are based on the geographical extent of habitat of state-listed rare wildlife (no plants). State-listed wildlife species that use wetland habitats are protected under the Massachusetts Endangered Species Act as well as the Wetlands Protection Act. The Wetlands Protection Act does not protect state-listed rare plants, but rare plants are protected pursuant to the MA Endangered Species Act. Please note that if your project is within Estimated Habitat and is also subject to review as a Notice of Intent by the local Conservation Commission , then you will also need to submit your NOI to the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP) for review.
How do I determine whether my property is Estimated Habitat for rare species?
You can check with your local Conservation Commission to find out if you are in Estimated Habitat for rare species. The Commission has a large scale map of the town for you to view. You can also check the Natural Heritage Atlas .
Why is my property in Priority Habitat and/or Estimated Habitat? What species are found there?
Priority Habitat and Estimated Habitat maps reflect the geographic extent of habitat for state-listed rare species, based on records of state listed species observed 25 years prior to map delineation. The Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Program (NHESP) bases mapping on the best scientific evidence available. For each rare species observation for which a Priority Habitat or Estimated Habitat is delineated, the NHESP considers the significance of the local rare species occurrence as it relates to the conservation of the species in Massachusetts, including but not limited to, evidence of breeding, persistence, life stages present, numbers of individuals, extent of necessary supporting habitat, and proximity to other occurrences. You can find out what species a given Estimated Habitat or Priority Habitat has been drawn for by submitting a MESA Information Request Form along with a USGS topographic map of the location. Please note that site specific information about rare species occurrences is protected information and is not disclosed.
Can I do work on my property if it falls within Estimated Habitat or Priority Habitat?
If your local Conservation Commission finds that your project is subject to the Wetlands Protection Act and you have to file a Notice of Intent (NOI) then you will need to file a copy of the NOI with the NHESP along with a USGS topographic map and a copy of the project plans. Within 30 days of receiving the NOI, the NHESP will send our comments to the Conservation Commission, with copies to the applicant, the applicant's representative and the Department of Environmental Protection. We will let the applicant know if we need any further information to complete our review. As we deal with a large volume of reviews, please do not ask for an expedited review.
If a project falls within Priority Habitat, the project must be reviewed by the NHESP for MA Endangered Species Act compliance, whether or not the filing of an NOI is required. Check here for information about filing requirements and exemptions . View our page for more information about MESA filing requirements.
Am I required to submit a MESA Information Request Form if I am in the planning process of a project?
It is highly recommended that you submit a MESA Information Request Form to avoid potential project changes that may occur in the latter stages of project planning as a result of rare species issues. This proactive approach will benefit your planning process and most likely save you time and money in the long run.
What is the cost and when can I expect a response to my MESA information request?
There is a $50 fee to process the MESA Information Request Form. Please include a check made out to the Natural Heritage & Endangered Species Fund along with a topographic map. The NHESP will respond within 30 days of receipt of your request.
What is a Data Release Form?
If you are requesting information for habitat management or conservation purpose and you are a non-profit conservation group, government agency, or working with a government agency, please fill out the Data Release Form .
What is a topographic map and where can I obtain one?
A topographic map illustrates the natural and man-made features on a landscape. You can obtain a map at websites such as www.digital-topo-maps.com or www.mytopo.com , as well as at outdoor stores and occasionally in libraries.
What scale topographic map should I submit with a MESA Information Request Form?
We require a topographic map with a scale of 1:24,000 or 1:25,000. This scale is easiest to read and it gives us a good perspective with which to view the site and the surrounding landscape.
I was notified that there is a Certified Vernal Pool (CVP) on my property. Can I find out what evidence was submitted and who submitted it?
You may receive copies of the certification information on a particular vernal pool by sending NHESP a letter requesting this information. You should cite the CVP number or send a topographic map showing the location of the pool. The certification information will include the evidence used to certify the vernal pool, as well as who submitted the information. Please note that it is the sole responsibility of an individual providing vernal pool certification information to the Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program to ensure that all of their activities associated with gathering said information comply with law.


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While the U.S. government demonizes Arabs and Muslims, and spends billions on war and occupation, the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina showed that the major threat was at home -- in the form of poverty, racism, environmental destruction and cut-backs.
Attawapiskat: Canada's Katrina
This is the Native people's Katrina moment," said an Attawapiskat resident in reaction to the current crisis. Both juxtaposed oppression and opulence -- from the black community of New Orlean's 9th Ward who were left to die on rooftops in the shadow of the wealthy French Quarter, to the indigenous community of Attawapiskat who were left to die in tents in the shadow of the richest diamond mine in the Western world. Both were symptomatic of a much broader problem stemming from slavery and colonialism. As NDP Member of Parliament Charlie Angus described in a series of articles that helped highlight the crisis:
"Attawapiskat is the tip of the iceberg for the numerous Bantustan-style homelands of the far north. Years of chronic under funding and bureaucratic indifference has created a Haiti north where dying in slow motion on ice-filled shantytown is considered the norm."
Both government responses seemed incompetent, but were ideologically driven: first ignoring a tragedy that affected poor and racialized communities, then scapegoating them as criminals (for accessing food or allegedly mismanaging funds), then cramming them into a sports complex, and then trying to forcibly relocate them. Both emergencies became opportunities for disaster capitalism. As Robert Lovelace explained,
"The tragedy at Attawapiskat was not only predictable it was planned. The current government has promoted an ideological solution to the 'Indian problem' ever since the Conservative's incubation as the Reform Party. Their strategy needs a tipping point to convince the Canadian public that it is the only, and more importantly the final, solution. If it not Kashechewan or Attawapiskat, it will be some other community taken to the depth of despair. The plan is to dissolve Reserve communities through offering them up as private property to individual band members and turning Bands into municipalities. One more step away from the legal titles and rights protected under Section 35 of the Canadian Constitution and one more step toward complete economic and social chaos in Indian country."
Oil, prisons and warfare
To push its austerity agenda the Harper government claims to have no money and demands ordinary people pay for the economic crisis. The accusation that the people of Attawapiskat mismanaged funds is part of this broader narrative, with a specific racist focus on First Nations. The specific accusation of mismanaging $90 million was demolished by this article, and it's worth putting the $90 million into the broader context of government spending.
While the Harper government claims that $0.09 billion was generous for all the needs of Attawapiskat, it spends $1.4 billion on subsidizing the tar sands -- which destroys indigenous lands. It plans on spending $10 billion on prison expansion -- and will incarcerate a greater number of indigenous people if its draconian Bill C-10 is passed. And the Harper government plans on wasting billions on oil wars abroad -- from $15 billion on fighters jets (the potential real cost of $30 billion is too big to fit on the graph), to $25 billion on naval warships.
Harper justifies the massive military spending on the claim that "the major threat is Islamicism," and that we need to continue the occupation of Afghanistan into its second decade. But to paraphrase -- no Afghans left the people of Attawapiskat in tents to die.
Another justification for militarism is that it can impose democracy, women's rights or development on communities who supposedly lack the ability to do so on their own. The inherent paternalism in this motive has accompanied Canadian military interventions from Afghanistan, to Haiti, to Libya, and builds on the colonialism on which Canada is based. Because the poverty and oppression that produce humanitarian crises are themselves products of colonialism and imperialism, sending more troops does not solve the problem and instead reinforces the denial of self-determination, whether in Haiti or Haiti north.
So if the NDP does convince Harper to send the military to Attawaspiskat, it will become a photo-op to justify military spending and wars abroad, while doing nothing to decolonize at home. Instead we need to support the people of Attawapiskat to meet their own needs, as we collectively challenge the tar sands economy, the war and austerity of the Harper government, and colonialism. As Lovelace explained:
"The antidote for poverty is self-determination and no one can give you that. You have to stand up and take action yourself to make it happen. Colonialism does not give way on its own; it must be defeated through vigorous and enlightened opposition... Only through a convergence of our own self-determination and a willingness of Canada to decolonize can real change take place."

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Regensburg, Germany - January 24, 2012
dreamfab and Tactile Entertainment today released the Lite version of their hit fish-flinging puzzle game, Saving Yello. Even after one million tactful players successfully saved Yello, Mathilda just won't stop denying him the chance to breathe! Download the Lite version for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/saving-yello-lite/id492632414?mt=8
Saving Yello Lite gives potential Yello saviors who might not want to stay out of the water too long a taste of their rescue mission. It will include a selection of 10 levels from the Play Room, the first area, free of charge!
Haven't saved Yello yet? Want to see how explosions, pins, and dynamite can save a fish? View the official trailer here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7-mW0XQNrg
About Saving Yello
Yello is a hapless goldfish at the mercy of his mischievous 7-year-old owner, Mathilda, who loves to play with him. Unfortunately for Yello, this means taking him out of his beloved fish bowl. Saving Yello and bringing him back to his bowl is the main quest, but players will soon learn that for every one of Mathilda's toy destroyed along the way, they collect points. Different obstacles and toys also prove to be vulnerable to different power-ups. Now it's starting to smell like revenge!
Combining power-ups the right way and the quest of getting Yello back to his bowl safely will quickly turn into a brain-teasing highscore chase. Saving Yello is a universal app available now on the iTunes App Store for the iPhone™, iPod™ touch, and iPad™ for $0.99. Get it here: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/saving-yello/id465065038?&mt=8
About dreamfab GmbH&Co KG.
Founded in December 2010, dreamfab is based in Regensburg, Germany, and specializes in the production and marketing of premium casual games. In May 2011 dreamfab published its first title, "Demolition Dash" and "Demolition Dash HD", one of the best platformers for iOS, and more recently, the highly successful"Happy Hills" and"Saving Yello." Other titles for iOS and ports for Android will also be released in 2012. Support for additional platforms such as Windows, Mac OS, PlayStation Network, Xbox Live Arcade and WiiWare is planned. For more information about dreamfab: www.dreamfab.com
About Tactile Entertainment
Tactile Entertainment is a game studio focused on creating great gaming experiences for touch devices. They have created highly acclaimed titles such as Pirates vs. Ninjas vs. Zombies vs. Pandas, Pigs in Trees and Pocket Creatures. Tactile Entertainment is based in Copenhagen, Denmark. For more information please visit: http://tactile.dk
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team rumble #338
Posted by Anton Abaya.
Student on team #419, Rambots, from UMass Boston / BC High and NASA, Mathsoft, Solidworks. Posted on 3/20/2000 8:59 AM MST ahh, how sweet it is. At kick-off, I helped the team leaders of this team and shared as much information I could about FIRST with them. We eventually bumped into one another at our regional and my team eventually became good friends with theirs. (when I say good friends, I mean there were also several boy meets girl instances.) They were so great and we became such good friends with them. We cheered for them because they didn't have too many people, and we rejoiced with them when they won. Eventually, when finals came, the Rambots robot was placed far behind in qualification pts due to technical difficulties and bad luck during the first few rounds. Luckily enough, the same team that we rooted for, the same team that we helped out, the same team that was now a seeded team, PICKED US to share in their glory of being in the finals. We placed 3rd in the competition with RUMBLE and the ROBODOGS. We eventually found out that this team that had such an excellent robot, such excellent students, and great team leaders who were filled with passion and drive, told us that they were not going to Florida due to financial reasons. I told them that because of their success, I told them DO NOT GIVE UP. I told them to start looking for money as sponsors will want them now! To make the long story short, a student on the team, Robin is her name, is now looking for money from many many sources. Robin, a sophomore in high school, has officially become a FIRSTaholic. She's striving to get her team down there for after her great experience with all of us at the VA regional, she wants some more. And so does her team. Robin has joined the force. I'm doing my best to help them from up here. They have worked so hard and have such promising students involved. They are the proof of the magic that happens in FIRST. -AA |
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Engineer on team #47, Chiefs, from Pontiac Central. Posted on 3/21/2000 4:33 AM MST In Reply to: team rumble #338 posted by Anton Abaya on 3/20/2000 8:59 AM MST: aa, Congrats on being a great spokesman and example of FIRST. Congrats on your team being picked and Goodluck to Robin! I hope she gets the support tha is needed and makes it to EPCOT. |
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To not want to at tenth welcome meeting on holiday
(75 Posts)We are going on a weeks holiday abroad next week and I find the pressure the following day of arrival to attend a welcome meeting overwhelming. My oh likes to attend these for some reason in case he misses Out on something exciting. I on other other hand feel they are a waste of a precious morning and taking along two dc's and expecting them to sit still for an hour while their parents are given the hard sell to much. AIBU to refuse to attend. Would be interested to hear your opinion on this
I did that when I was a student
In fairness I was referring to the first in the list, people who don't have the Internet!
Ah, I haven't given up exploring the world just because I am over 30
I wouldn't go to anything that serves warm local drinks, usually orange with a gun to my head particularly if there's a deckchair with my name on it in the vicinity.
Send DH on his own and get the kids club stuff and other info from the hotel concierge who will invariably give better rates and know more than a Rep.
Neither did I. But I haven't arranged it all myself, or winged it on buses and trains, either.
I'm with you Twas - I've figured out what it is but where do these happen??
Getting a train from an airport into a city isn't really winging it, is it? I mean it's how I get to them at this end as well, living in central London and not having children to transport. it's just getting about, it's not hard. anyway, off topic and slightly dull, sorry.
Am I a pleb or not?
Package holiday = Mark Warner = the epitome of mc surely?
Erm, you can buy package holidays online.
Our last one was to Egypt, for diving. We went along to the welcome meeting for that one to find out where the dive centre is, what time it opens, etc as we wanted to get going straight away the next day.
We made sure we bought package holidays around the time the ash cloud was going off, so that if the flight was cancelled, we were protected and not left contractually bound to pay for hotels and wrangle with the travel insurers about it later. A lot of people got really stuffed that way.
I hate them and have been to far too many over the years.
But, I do feel rather sorry for the reps that hold them - it's part of their job, they must rely on some of the commission from the sales as I can't imagine they are that well paid and I am sure they are judged on these sort of things.
Three options imho:
- Go. Be polite, treat it like the safety briefing on an aeroplane where you put down your magazine, pretend to listen, smile at the end and then get on with your holiday. You never know, there might just be something useful.
- Don't go at all and the rep will probably catch up with you at some point probably knocking on your door when you have two screaming kids and you're naked having just got out of the shower
- Send DH alone and catch up later.
The meeting can be useful if you want to book any trips - get it all sorted the first morning and then you don't need to spend the rest of the week waiting around the hotel lobby for the rep's allocated hour in your hotel - which is never at a convenient time.
Packages are often cheaper than booking separately, and include your transfers etc. I don't see why you wouldn't book a package if the price is competitive. Pure snobbery to automatically be against all package holidays.
It is pure snobbery. And (for example), in the past, after a long haul flight, I've appreciated having somebody waiting with a car to take us to our hotel/connection.
I have only been to one meeting, when i went to Egypt.
As well as excursions, information was given about how to access a doctor, chemist etc, as if you leave the hotel, you are in the middle of a desert and considering what is happening in Cairo, you wouldn't want to head there for a hospital, if you didn't have to.
We didn't buy visa's at the airport, so we had chance to sort them out with the rep, at the meeting.
It depends on where you are going and what you plan on doing whilst you are there.
Just to add, the snobbery (which is based on false assumptions anyway) on MN about package/all inclusive holidays is ridiculous.
Wow, some MASSIVE package holiday snobbery from Alconleigh and a few others. As I said in my last post, package holidays were my introduction to "exploring the world", with parents who had never gone on holiday outside the UK as children and so were more comfortable using a package as a springboard to getting to know a new country. I went on to do a great deal of serious independent world-exploring (was just regaling DP last night with tales of Mexican hitch-hiking aged 21).
And anyway one of your own posts says it all - you have no children to transport. You're on MN for gawd's sake, did it not cross your mind that families with small children might welcome the idea of a resort holiday with a coach to take them there from the airport? There is nothing remotely shameful about a package and they are often very good value and provide excellent protection against unforseen circumstances.
I went on a last minute booking (via Teletext ) to Ibiza 12 odd years ago. I had friends who went out a day earlier and were meeting me at my hotel when I arrived.
The Rep on the bus went round everyone drumming up support for the welcome meeting and was badgering me to go. I declined several times, though he was quite insistant and in the end I said I would if I was back in time, as friends had got me tickets to an opening party. I did make it back in time and promptly fell asleep missing all of his spiel.
Good gracious there is some weird reasoning here-people on package holidays don't have the internet? We use Treyn to organise our short holidays now but have been with Simply Tuscany and Italia recently and in the past have used Thomsons too.
As for the 'Welcome Meeting' it is optional and not all tours have them but it is useful to see that the rep knows who you are as you may need their help at some point.
Only if there is free food and booze.
Of course Jessie, the bit about airports was a light hearted exchange with Elsiequadrille as we were sending up our respective holiday snobbery, from different angles. And I said earlier I had been a bit snotty.
I've never been to one of these in my life, DH goes if he feels he wants to, I stay in my bed/have breakfast/go for a walk. Not read the whole thread but can't understand what a big deal this is to either you or your DH.
I don't get the package holiday snobbery either. One of the best holidays I ever had was a cheapy one to turkey an we even did an organised excursion (shock horror), which was one of the best days of our lives it was so much fun. We have also travelled and organised everything ourselves which is also fine but I can tell you which I would rather do with DC.
Op, I would just send your DH to the meeting alone (if he wants) and you and kids stay by the pool or whatever. Surely it doesn't have to be an either/or thing?
There was a time, yonks ago, when if you went to one of these meetines, you were quite likely to stagger back to your hotel somewhat under the influence of free alcohol. The last one we went to, a decade or so ago, we even had to buy our own non-alcoholic drinks.
I never go to them they just try to sell over priced trips. However sometimes it's good to go but book them elsewhere!
we have booked our last few package holidays online as you get a better price. The last ones have been with First Choice and have been to Holiday Village type places as we have 2 children. We go to the Welcome meetings (normally held at 10am ish on the morning after arrival) and sign the kids up for kids club and find out about excursions, soccer school, etc.
There has never been any pressure to attend - we are handed our wee pack on the coach to the resort and it gives the time/place of the meeting but we have never been hounded about going and the reps have never been pushy.
I never do welcome meetings! I have already researched where we are going on holiday. The last thing I want to do is waste precious holiday.
Thomas Cook wanted me to attend one recently in orlando and they gave up on us when I burst out laughing and said we would be in Animal Kingdom and there was no if and buts about it.
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Lot 112: IRVING PENN - Two Guedras, Morocco, 1971
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November 3, 2016
London, United Kingdom
Live AuctionIrving Penn (1917-2009) Please Register/Login to access your Invaluable Alerts
Description: IRVING PENN - Two Guedras, Morocco, 1971
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Notes: Signed, titled, dated, numbered 36/40 in pencil, Condé Nast copyright credit reproduction limitation and edition stamps on the reverse of the aluminium flush-mount.
Provenance: Marlborough Gallery, New York Phillips de Pury & Company, New York, 14 November 2009, lot 222
Dimensions: 53.3 x 43.2 cm (20 7/8 x 17 in.)
Literature: I. Penn, Worlds in a Small Room, Grossman, 1974, cover and p. 83, variant J. Szarkowski, Irving Penn, MoMA, 1984, pl. 94 I. Penn, Passage, A Work Record, Knopf, 1991, p. 199, variant S. Greenough, Irving Penn: Platinum Prints, National Gallery of Art, Washington/ Yale, 2005, p.175, pl. 61
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The builder of the largest search engine in the World during the first decade of the 21st century joined Google shortly after building that search engine, and possibly licensed the technology behind it to Google. She worked for Google for a number of years, creating a way of indexing pages based upon the meaningful phrases that appear upon those pages, looking at how phrases co-occur on pages to cluster and rerank those pages, using the phrases to identify spam pages and pages with duplicate content, and creating taxonomies and snippets for pages using phrases. This phrase-based indexing system provided a way to defeat Googlebombing, and to determine how much anchor text relevance should be passed along with links.
Then Anna Patterson left Google to start the search engine Cuil, which was supposed to be a Google killer. Except it wasn't. Now she's back at Google, and looks to be working on phrases again.
There could be said to be three generations of her phrase-based indexing system, described in three generations of patents.
The first generation of this patent family was filed on July 26, 2004 or within the next couple of years afterwards.
A second generation of phrase-based indexing patents appears to have been filed on March 30, 2007, and describe how phrase-based indexing could be implemented into a large scale data system. There are a few of these second generation patents that appear to be still pending and haven't been made public yet.
A third generation of phrase-based indexing patents is starting to make it on to the scene with the refiling and recent granting of a continuation version of one of the original first generation patents.
Single Word Indexing
In addition to ranking documents based upon the quality and quantity of links pointing to a page, Google also looks at whether or not the query terms searched for also appear upon specific pages. Google's Matt Cutts wrote one of the best descriptions of how Google may do this in the first Google Librarian Newsletter, which appears to have disappeared from the Web not too long ago. I found a copy on the University of Michigan website, and it's a highly recommended document which I'll build upon with the rest of this post.
That first newsletter asked and answered the question, How does Google collect and rank results? As you read it, pay special attention to where it talks about "posting lists." If you start reading through the second generation of phrase based indexing patents, you'll see references to how phrases may be included in posting lists as well.
Phrase Based Indexing
A number of the first generation phrase based indexing patents were filed on July 26, 2004, and the descriptions of most of those patents are substantially the same, though the claims differ.
I've written a number of posts about phrase based indexing, and the one that provides the most detailed look at this approach was one I published on December 29, 2006 – Phrase Based Information Retrieval and Spam Detection. (Highly recommended that you stop and go read that post before moving on with this one.)
SEO by the Sea posts on the first generation of phrase-based indexing patents:
- February 10, 2006 – Move over pagerank: Google's looking at phrases?
- May 19, 2006 – Google Aiming at 100 Billion Pages?
- September 16, 2009 – Google Phrase Based Indexing Patent Granted
SEO by the Sea posts on the second generation of phrase-based indexing patents:
- March 15, 2009 – What are the Top Phrases for Your Website?
- April 7, 2010 Phrasification and Revisiting Google's Phrase Based Indexing
Assumptions and Approaches behind Phrase Based Indexing
1) It's possible to distinquish between a good phrase and one that isn't so helpful. A good phrase has meaning in itself, like "ice cream" meaning something different than just "ice" and "cream." A good phrase is a complete phrase, like "president of the United States," as opposed to "President of the." A phrase can be one word long. A phrase can have more than one meaning, such as "German Shepard," which can mean a sheep herder in Germany, or a specific breed of dog.
2) Certain phrases tend to co-occur with other phrases, So for instance, if you did a search for "President of the United States," and looked at the top 10, or top 100, or top 1,000 pages in that search, you would probably see a number of related terms that appear regularly on those pages, such as "whitehouse, "vice president," "Oval Office," "Washington, DC," and so on. It might be possible to rerank those search results to boost ones that tend to have more of these commonly occurring related phrases. Pages that statistically have more of these phrases than they should might be considered spam.
3) Where there is a phrase that has more than one meaning, there might be "clusters" of related phrases of different types. So, when the phrase is "German Shepard," and one set of related phrases that appear in the top (10, 100, 1,000) search results involve terms like "kennel," "dog collar," "dog house," "obedience training," etc., that might indicate one meaning of the phrase. When a second group of documents that rank for the phrase "German Shepard," include terms like "sheep herding," "Germany," "large flock," and "Grazing space," those phrases may indicate a second meaning, describing a person from Germany who herds sheep.
4) Anchor text in links pointing to a page that include the phrase or a related phrase (one that tends to co-occur on pages that rank for that phrase) should be given more weight than anchor text that doesn't. So a page that includes the biography of the President of the United States, that is the target of a Googlebomb using text like "miserable failure" won't help that page rank for the term "miserable failure" unless the page is somehow relevant for the term. A few years back, Google announced that they had defeated a specific Googlebomb for the biography page of George W. Bush using the phrase "miserable failure," and it stopped ranking for the term, at least until someone at the Whitehouse inadvertently caused the Googlebomb to return by adding the word "failure," to the page during an update.
5) Google could also purposefully get a page to stop ranking for a specific phrase by removing the connection between the page and the phrase in its index, which might be a way to penalize a page for spam type practices.
First Generation Phrase-Based Indexing Patent Filings
- Phrase-based indexing in an information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,536,408)
- Phrase-based detection of duplicate documents in an information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,711,679)
- Information retrieval system for archiving multiple document versions (US Patent No. 7,702,618)
- Detecting spam documents in a phrase based information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,603,345)
- Phrase-based searching in an information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,599,914)
- Phrase-based generation of document descriptions (US Patent No. 7,584,175)
- Phrase-based personalization of searches in an information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,580,929)
- Phrase identification in an information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,580,921)
- Multiple index based information retrieval system (US Patent No. 7,567,959)
- Automatic taxonomy generation in search results using phrases (US Patent No. 7,426,507)
Second Generation Phrase-Based Indexing Patent filings
A number of these patent filings haven't been published yet by the USPTO, and may not be until they are granted. While a couple of the published patents include Anna Patterson as an inventor, a number of them don't. The first listed is a pending patent application, though many of the phrase-based indexing patents weren't published until they were granted.
- Integrating External Related Phrase Information into a Phrase-based Indexing Information Retrieval System (US Patent Application 20090070312)
- Index server architecture using tiered and sharded phrase posting lists (US Patent 7,693,813)
- Index updating using segment swapping (US Patent 7,702,614)
- Query scheduling using hierarchical tiers of index servers (US Patent 7,925,655)
- Phrase Extraction Using Subphrase Scoring, filed Mar. 30, 2007 (unpublished)
- Bifurcated Document Relevance Scoring, filed Mar. 30, 2007 (unpublished)
- Inde server Architectures in Tiered and Sharded Phrase Posting Lists, filed Mar. 30, 2007 (unpublished)
- Query Phrasification, Ser. No. 11/694,845, filed Mar. 30, 2007 (unpublished)
Third Generation Phrase Based Indexing
There only appears to be one of these at this point, though it's possible that Google might file more continuation patent filings which add additional claims to existing patents in this series, or divisional patent filings which might separate out some claims from a specific patent and focus upon expanding those claims.
Detecting spam documents in a phrase based information retrieval system (US Patent No. 8,078,629)
Invented by Anna Lynn Patterson
Granted December 13, 2011
Filed: October 13, 2009
An information retrieval system uses phrases to index, retrieve, organize and describe documents. Phrases are identified that predict the presence of other phrases in documents. Documents are the indexed according to their included phrases. A spam document is identified based on the number of related phrases included in a document.
There are a lot of reasons to believe that Google is using Phrase Based Indexing beyond the sheer number of patents, and it's worth spending some time experimenting with phrases to get an idea of how Google treats them.
If you perform keyword research, optimize web pages, and do link building, you'll find that understanding how phrase-based indexing works will be helpful.
On the plus side, even if Google isn't doing phrase-based indexing quite like what is described in these patents, understanding things like what terms might be "related" to terms or phrases that you might want to optimize a page for and working to include those related phrases on your page can result in richer and higher quality pages.
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Premier Christy Clark is praising B.C. soccer star Christine Sinclair after the 29-year-old Burnaby player was named winner of the 2012 Lou Marsh Award Monday.
Clark says she can't think of anyone more deserving of the honour recognizing Canada's top athlete.
She says Sinclair's effort during the London Olympics was "almost superhuman" as Sinclair scored multiple goals to spur the Canadian side to a bronze medal.
According to Clark, Sinclair's greatest legacy may be that a generation of girls now believe they, too, can become sports heroes.
Sinclair led Canada to bronze at the London Olympics in spectacular fashion, scoring an Olympic-record six goals to win the Golden Boot. She recorded a hat trick in a 4-3 extra-time semifinal loss to the United States.
The Burnaby, B.C., native had 23 goals and six assists on the year for Canada.
"I'm just in shock," Sinclair said on a conference call. "I can't believe first of all, the year I've had and the year my teammates had. And then to have this continue on, it's incredible, especially to have a female soccer player in Canada win this award."
The honour -- decided by a panel of national sports editors, reporters and broadcasters -- is given annually to Canada's outstanding athlete by the Toronto Star.
Other finalists for the Marsh award were speedskater Christine Nesbitt, trampolinist and Olympic gold medallist Rosie MacLennan, figure skater Patrick Chan, cyclist Ryder Hesjedal and Calgary Stampeders running back Jon Cornish.
Sinclair was Canada's flag-bearer at the closing ceremonies in London. According to the Canadian Soccer Association, Sinclair contributed to 65.9 per cent of her team's scoring in 2012.
She said head coach Jon Herdman deserves plenty of credit.
"I know he brought back the passion and the love of the sport within me," she said. "He had me believing that absolutely anything was possible as an individual soccer player and he's the first coach in a long time that has had the veteran players on the team learning new things.
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Sinclair's 143 career international goals rank third all-time and second among active players behind American Abby Wambach (148).
Sinclair was suspended four matches by FIFA, the sport's governing body, for comments she made after Canada's semifinal loss to the U.S.
She was recently snubbed for FIFA's women's player of the year award. Wambach, American Alex Morgan and Brazil's Marta were on the shortlist after a vote by national team coaches, captains and reporters.
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - The ruckus over MTV's "Jersey Shore" is getting as intense as the hot-headed dramatics on the show.
The controversial new reality series chronicling a spirited group of self-described "guidos" living in a New Jersey beach house has drawn protests of increasing volume. Now it appears that calls for a boycott are having an impact.
The Italian-American group UNICO (which also protested HBO's "The Sopranos") has asked members to complain to MTV's advertisers. In the past couple of days, two advertisers on the show -- Domino's Pizza and American Family Insurance -- have pulled out of the series.
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"('Jersey Shore' furthers) the popular TV notion that Italian-Americans are gel-haired, thuggish ignoramuses with fake tans, no manners, no diction, no taste, no education, no sexual discretion, no hairdressers (for sure), no real knowledge of Italian culture and no ambition beyond expanding steroid- and silicone-enhanced bodies," blasted New York Post critic Linda Stasi on Monday. "Would that programing ever have been allowed if the group were African-Americans, Asians, Hispanics, Jewish people?"
MTV president of programing Tony DiSanto, an Italian-American, has remained largely mum on the subject, though he told one group, "The cast takes pride in their ethnicity. In fact, it is a key driver of how they bond with each other and self-identify. They refer to themselves as 'guidos' in a positive manner."
Former "Hills" cast member Spencer Pratt defended the network on Twitter: "Linda Stasi you should change your name to Linda Boring if you can't be entertained by young Italian-Americans enjoying youth and partying!"
The initial round of criticism didn't seem to help "Jersey Shore," which debuted Thursday to a relatively modest 1.4 million viewers.
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Issue number | 1 |
Volume | 79 |
Number of pages | 8 |
Pages (from-to) | 176-183 |
State | Published |
Original language | English |
1. Senescence (or 'ageing') is a widespread and important process in wild animal populations, but variation in ageing patterns within and between species is poorly understood.
2. In cooperatively breeding species, the costs of reproduction are shared between breeders and one or more helpers. The effects of ageing in breeders may therefore be moderated by the presence of helpers, but there have been very few studies of senescence patterns in natural populations of cooperative breeders.
3. Here, we use 13 years of data from a long-term study population of wild meerkats (Suricata suricatta) to investigate age-related changes in several traits known to be key components of reproductive success in females of this species.
4. Four of the six traits studied exhibited significant declines with age, indicating senescence. Litter size, the number of litters produced per year and the number of pups that survived to emergence from the natal burrow per year all increased with female age up to a peak at c. 4 years, and declined steeply thereafter; the mean pup weight at emergence in a given litter declined steadily from age zero.
5. These results provide the first evidence of reproductive senescence in a wild population of a cooperatively breeding vertebrate. Breeding success declined with age despite the sharing of reproductive costs in this species, but further study is needed to investigate whether helping affects other aspects of senescence, including survival.


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Farewell, Leslie Nielsen, one of the finest straight men to ever deliver a line. The Canadian comedian died Sunday afternoon of complications from pneumonia. The announcement of Nielsen's death was made Sunday by his nephew, Doug Nielsen, who went on to say that his uncle had been admitted to a Ft. Lauterdale, Florida, hospital nearly two weeks prior. Over the past few days his condition worsened, and he died with his wife Barbalee and family by his side. He was 84.
Although Nielsen's career spanned six decades, he's probably best known for his collaborations with the Zucker brothers and Jim Abrahams, notably his starring roles as Dr. Alan Rumack in the 1980 comedy Airplane! and as Lt. Frank Drebin in The Naked Gun series and its precursor, the TV series Police Squad!
Born 1926 in Regina, Saskatchewan, Leslie William Nielsen was a Royal Air Force pilot and disc jockey before venturing into acting. His big break came in 1956 with his role as Commander John J. Adams in the successful science fiction film The Forbidden Planet. Nielsen signed a contract with MGM and went on to star in several other films before landing the lead role opposite Debbie Reynolds in the popular 1957 romantic comedy Tammy and the Bachelor and a more serious role in the 1972 disaster film The Poseidon Adventure. Nielsen also had over 1,500 television appearances, playing various roles on such popular programs as Alfred Hitchcock Presents, The Virginian, Hawaii Five-O, and the lead role of Francis Marion in the Disney miniseries The Swamp Fox.
But the Nielsen we all know and love is the comedian—Airplane! was ranked by the AFI as the 10th funniest American film, and the exchange, "Striker: 'Surely you can't be serious!' Rumack: 'I am serious… and don't call me Shirley,'" will remain as one of the greatest movie quotes, ever. Nielsen's deadpan delivery and facial gymnastics were highlights of '80s comedy, and most of my generation can recite (and will, often unprovoked) Airplane! and The Naked Gun by heart. Nielsen's career waned somewhat in the '90s with critically maligned films such as Mr. Magoo, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, and Wrongfully Accused (up yours: Spy Hard was awesome), but Nielsen continued to find work both on screen and on the stage with his one-man show Darrow, based on the life of attorney Clarence Darrow, and was working right up to his death.
So, again, farewell, Leslie—you will be missed (and it goes without saying that when I first heard the news from Shannon, I instantly replied, 'Surely you can't be serious'—somewhat tactless, but I think Leslie would have appreciated that). What are some of your favorite Nielsen moments?


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Name | iPDC - Free and open source Phasor Data Concentrator |
Short description | iPDC is a free and open source Phasor Data Concentrator that collects data from Phasor Measurement Unit devices and other iPDC's that are IEEEC37.118 Std compliant. It also archive received data in the MysQL database on local or remore machine. |
Full description | iPDC is a Phasor data concentrator that collects the data from Phasor measurement units and other iPDCs that comply with the IEEEC37.118 standard. It time aligns and combines the received data into frames as per IEEEC37.118 and sends to other iPDCs. It also has the feature to archive received data in the MySQL database on local disk or remote machine disk. A friendly graphical user interface is provided that will enable a user to add or remove new devices (PMU/iPDC) and also send different command frames to the devices from which the data is being received.
iPDC Features are as following : It is built on Open Source platform and released under GPL v3. Compliant to IEEEC37.118 Standards. Provides local storage of data. Support for both TCP and UDP communication Protocols. A GUI to setup PMU-PDC and PDC-PDC connection A new PMU/iPDC can be added to a running iPDC. A separate thread would be created that would handle the communication between the running iPDC and newly added PMU/iPDC. Each received packet is authenticated. integrity of the packet is verified. |
Homepage URL | http://sourceforge.net/projects/iitbpdc/ |
Is GNU | No |
GNU package name | |
User level | intermediate |
Component programs | iPDC-1.0.tar.gz, DBServer.tar.gz, PMUSimulator.tar.gz |
VCS checkout command | |
Computer languages | C , GTK+, Glade, MySQL |
Documentation note | Full code (included 18000 lines of codes) is well commented and Doxygen documents are also generated and those are available on-line :
http://iitbpdc.sourceforge.net/iPDC-Dxygen-Docs/ http://iitbpdc.sourceforge.net/iPDC-DBServer-Dxygen/ http://iitbpdc.sourceforge.net/PMUSimulator-Dxygen-Docs/ |
Paid support | From IIT Bombay and CoEP Pune |
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IRC help | |
IRC general | |
IRC development | |
Related projects | Wide Area Frequency Measurement Sysytem |
Keywords | WAFMS, WAMS, PDC, PMU, IEEE C37.118 |
Version identifier | V1.0.0 |
Version date | 2011/07/06 |
Version status | stable |
Version download | http://sourceforge.net/projects/iitbpdc/ |
Version comment | Version-1.0.0 iPDC & Database Server & PMU Simulator with basic functionality
Version Stable. Next will release soon |
Finished review | No |
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He takes forever to say NOTHING? GRRRRRRRRR....hes so f***ing irritating!!!
On a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being most stupid? Hmm... I think he gets a 73.
I think WLC is actually very intelligent, for the following reasons:
He learns enough about science to make arguments by misrepresentation. He makes his arguments with great confidence and presence, and is intentionally long-winded and overly complex to impress believers and complicate rebuttal. That combination serves him very well against less skilled debaters. Unfortunately for him, there are people like Matt Dillahunty and Sam Harris out there than can shred his web of bullshit with ease.
His 'academic' career is with religious based institutions where skillful preaching to the choir is more of a priority than any kind of attachment to reality, and he plays to his employers in a way that has ensured him a very comfortable living. His book writing only furthers his credentials within religious circles, and adds to his wealth.
I'm not even convinced that WLC is a believer. I think it is very possible that he is simply a very clever person who found a market that he can exploit. It would not surprise me a bit to learn later that he is actually an atheist that spent his life walking the fine line of fighting the theistic fight to earn a living, while doing so in a way that actually fuels the fires of atheism.
Actually, you run into that tactic of writing long replies being used by our atheist members. Replies with dozens of assertions and references which perhaps they think bolster their case but actually (and perhaps intentionally) functions to drive serious interlocutors away and stop the discussion.
I recently had to give up on an exchange because every exchange with the other party seemed to result in longer and longer replies. I finally had to tell myself that this is just a topical chat board. I can't be writing masters thesis-length replies to every attack on my position. I try to boil what I'm saying to what can be understood quickly and easily. Anyone who knows what they are talking about should be able to summarize their point and support it with their best argument. If the best argument doesn't work, then throwing in a half dozen or more lesser ones is a waste of the other person's time, even if it makes one feel good doing it.
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Mohammad Ayazuddin, son of former Indian captain Mohammad Azharuddin, passed away on Friday. The 19-year-old, a budding cricketer, breathed his last in Apollo Hospital this morning after fighting for his life for six days.
Ayaz was seriously injured in a motor-bike crash last Sunday on the Outer Ring Road of Hyderabad and his condition was very critical since then.
This is a twin tragedy for Azhar's family as his sister's son Ajmal-ur-Rahman also died in the same accident.
The tragedy struck when young Ayaz lost control over his brand new imported 1000 cc Suzuki motor cycle while driving on Outer Ring Road in the outskirts of Hyderabad on Sunday and hit the divider.
While pillion rider Ajmal died on the spot, Ayaz was brought to Hospital with no pulse or heart beat. However doctors resuscitated him.
He had suffered extensive internal injuries including bleeding from lungs and one kidney. His liver, spleen and intestines were also damaged. The brain was also asphyxiated due to lack of oxygen supply for a long time, doctors said.
A team of experts tried to save him but could not succeed.
Young Ayaz was a promising cricketer in whom many saw the glimpses of Azharuddin and his stroke play. A fond father had gifted the Rs 13 lakh motor cycle on Id a fortnight ago.
Ayaz was Azhar's son from his first wife Naureen and she was completed devastated by the sudden turn of events. Naureen who lives in Dubai after her divorce, rushed to the city after the accident.
Azhar, a Congress member of parliament from Moradabad in Uttar Pradesh was in London when the accident took place and rushed to Hyderabad immediately.
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