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Each company that lists with us is given a free text advertisment to promote their UK products and services to their local catchment area as well as across the whole of the UK.
These text adverts on our free UK business listing site are search engine friendly and will help your UK business move up the Google rankings. In addition to providing a free listings service in our directory, we also offer paid placements. Starting from a few pounds a year, these paid listings give you more prominence on the directory and provide "do follow" links which will further boost your Google search rankings.
Making sure that your business has a presence everywhere online so that your potential customers can find you is critical to any marketing plan. Adding your UK company to a business directory or one of the many business listing sites is a great way to accomplish this.
Here are some frequently asked questions about business directories (sometimes known as business listing websites).
An online business directory is a list of businesses (and sometimes non-profit organisations) that is usually categorised by either a particular location or industry. A way for local businesses to be found online is by being included in an online business directory. Having a listing in a website such as this enables you to find local businesses online or find companies in a specific niche. Most free UK listing or review sites allow businesses to update their business details including working hours, webpage links, and more. Listing your UK business with such a site is usually a straightforward process and only takes a few minutes.
Most businesses have an online presence of some sort. Adding your business listing to an online business directory helps you get found easier. According to a Google study, 80% of consumers regularly query search engines for local business information, with half of them visiting a local business within a day of the search. As most directories are indexed by Google (and oher bots), you will get a number of benefits from your business listing. First, your name, address and phone number (NAP) will appear in the business directory and on Google, encouraging searchers to contact you directly. Secondly, you will have a link back to your website which Google will detect as a ranking signal and boost your SEO. Finally, the details about your UK business, whether textual, graphical or video based, will provide potential customers with the information that they need as well as giving the search engines some valuable information about you.
There are plenty of location specific and industry specific business directories UK for you to choose from. If you're trying to attract a local UK business then it makes sense listing your businesses on a local UK business directory, maybe focusing in on your own individual town or city. However, if you're looking to attract nationwide UK or global clients in a specific sector then it would be more beneficial to advertise in a niche business directory. If you're looking for a United Kingdom business in both of these realms then you may find a
Submitting yourbusiness listing to a online directory is great for local citations. Local citations are multiple consistent mentions of your UK business information and companies contact details on websites and maps. (These can be useful to share on review sites too so that users can make informed decisions.) These consistent mentions are seen by Google as a trust signal and will help your business rank in local Google search results. Its critical that you submit exactly the same NAP (name, address, phone number) to all local UK directories and maps that you list in to achieve a good rank in the local organic search results. Additionally, many an SEO agency will add their customer's details to a business listing directory to get an additional free NAP presence.
Most UK business directories offer a free listing but how can they make money on this? Hosting, writing content, domain registration, etc, all cost money so even though a free package is available, many a free UK business directory will state that they will only approve free UK listings within a month or so to encourage users to sign up to a premium package. Another benefit of a UK listing site offering a free option is for them to get a link back to their site. This will help the free online business directory with their SEO efforts.
If a UK business listing site or directory was focused on a particular geographical area (ie. free uk business directory) then they would only usually accept listings from UK companies. Furthermore, if they were concerned with only a city, e.g. London, then they would only accept listings from London, UK. Also, unless they are focused in a particular niche, most business directories from the UK do not accept listings from adult related sites such as gambling, sex toys or escorts. Most online directories are family friendly and try to protect their users. After all, the Internet is for everybody.
Many business listing sites or UK directories will allow you perform a search using a combination of keyword search, sector, sub-sector, division, region or postcode. Some more advanced UK business directories allow uers to use UK map listings to show exact locations and to filter results to users own requirements. As the majority of sites are indexed on Google, Google can be used to search through the business listings too.
The basic details that you can include in a free business directory from the United Kingdom are your business name, address and phone number, as well as your social media profiles. If the business directory that you have chosen also allows you to add some information about yourself then spend a little time planning out how to best use that space. You may want to state your businesses best selling services, your most profitable products or any discounts that you have available - things that users are looking for in UK business directories. Adding your business logo or a graphic with an offer on it is good practise too and is attractive to users. Any marketing tactics that you can use to publicise your brand and influence other interested shoppers must work in your favour. In this regard, adding social media share buttons to a business directory encourages users to share your details with others. More than one directory allows a link to your Google My Business account too.
In a business listings directory, your business product or company service will be noticed quickly by both customers and potential trade partners. Businesses looking for trading partners in London or the UK will head straight for a UK business directory to find a strategic ally. It doesn't cost anything to list in the directory making it both convenient and economical. Details can usually be updated straight away, allowing you to make changes as and when needed. A business directory can help push your brand forward and establish direct communications with potential business partners. Your business will see increased exposure for free and you will be recognised as a legitimate and professional company.
In the olden days, you'd use the Yellow Pages to search for a local plumber if your washing machine broke down. Now you would just ask Google and the results would appear on the screen as your location would already be known (e.g. Plumber in London). If you list your company on a local business website then you'll have maximum visibility in the eyes of your local customers. You'll also be able to get your businesses phone number in their faces, and in the case of the broken down washing machine, get the problem sorted straight away. Another benefit of listing with a local UK business directory is search engine optimisation. Listing your site on free uk business directories gives you a certain amount of credibility and providing the UK business directory has done their job properly, your listing will be set up so that its UK presence will be included in the Google search results. Finally, the last reason that you'd want to list in a local UK business directory would be reputation. Having your business or company appear on the pages of a business listing site increases your credibility in the eyes of the prospect.
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Part of our work at the Writing Center includes responding to "Quick Questions" asked by writers from within and beyond the DePaul community. By posting the questions from writers and answers crafted by our tutors, we hope you just might discover the answer to a question you have always wanted (or never thought) to ask!
When quoting an author in a research paper, do I duplicate it exactly as it shows up in the book, i.e., leaving the capitalized words in this quote (or do I not capitalize them?): "For this reason, people stayed close to home or, if forced to walk in the darkness, carried IRON or SALT or turned there clothing inside out (SEE PROTECTION AGAINST FAIRIES). Fairies rode forth on the WILD HUNT, hordes of them pouring out of their FAIRY MOUNDS and riding through the night, kidnapping people they encountered on the road. For this reason it was considered ill-advised to walk near a fairy mound on Samhain night, even more so than on ordinary nights." (Mongahan, 407) (more…)

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If you're a regular here, you'll know by now that weekend is the time I feature my fashion finds. But today, I'm a bit tired of that because I can't find anything inspiring. So I thought I'll share something personal instead.
These are sketches I did on fashion way back in 1982. A very long time ago yes! I enjoyed doodling back then and I did this for fun, and to get them published in a local newspaper. I will admit honestly that I knew nothing about fashion then and have no training. In fact if you look at some of these designs now, you'll probably wonder if they're even wearable.
But, did you also noticed that I've incorporated a lot of ruffles and frills in my design? Well, not a surprise since ruffles, frills, flounces, bows and laces were fashion features from the 1980s! I now even noticed I've drawn something of a tassel which was hung as an accessory on the last sketch of the model in the ruffle dress. And yes, I deliberately post a picture of the TFNC Ruffle Jersey Boobtube Dress I found at ASOS to show how similar it is to the last sketch.
Anyway, it's no secret that fashion trends are really cyclical. What goes around comes around!


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BIOL 100 – General Biology
BIOL 154 / 155 -- Human Anatomy and Physiology
BIOL 438 – Neurobiology
BIOL 211 – Concepts of Zoology
BIOL 356 – Functional Human Anatomy
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I am a sensorimotor systems neuroscientist. My research is aimed at understanding the neural control of movement and somatosensation. I use primarily neuroanatomical techniques to reveal the organization of sensorimotor pathways and connections in the cerebral cortex, thalamus, basal ganglia, cerebellum, and spinal cord of mammals. Most of my recent work has focused on the basal ganglia, an area deep in the brain that is dysfunctional in Parkinson's disease, Huntington's chorea, and schizophrenia. My experiments are conducted in collaboration with Millersville University students and investigators at Hershey Medical Center.
Selected Publication(s):
Hoffer, Z.S, J.E. Hoover, and K.D. Alloway (2003) Sensorimotor corticocortical projections from rat barrel cortex have an anisotropic organization that facilitates integration of inputs from whiskers in the same row. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 466:525-544.
Alloway, K.D., Z.S. Hoffer, and J.E. Hoover (2003). Quantitative comparisons of the topographic organization in the ventrobasal complex and posterior nucleus of the rodent thalamus. Brain Research, 96:54-68.
Hoover, J.E., Z. Hoffer, K.D. Alloway (2003) Projections from primary somatosensory cortex to the neostriatum: the role of somatotopic continuity in corticostriatal convergence. Journal of Neurophysiology, 89:1576-1587.
2000. Overlapping corticostriatal projections from the rodent vibrissal representations in primary and secondary somatosensory cortex. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 426:51-67. (with K. Alloway, J. Mutic, and Z. Hoffer).
1999. The organization of cerebellar and basal ganglia outputs to primary motor cortex as revealed by retrograde transneuronal transport of herpes simplex virus type 1. Journal of Neuroscience, 19(4):1446-1463. ( with P.L. Strick).
1998. Divergent corticostriatal projections from a single cortical column in the somatosensory cortex of rats. Brain Research, 785(2):341-346. (with K.D. Alloway and J.J. Mutic).
1996. The organization of acromiodeltoid and spinodeltoid motor nuclei in rat spinal cord. Brain Research, 738: 146-149. (with J.Y. Choi).
1994. Input to the primate frontal eye field from the substantia nigra, superior colliculus, and dentate nucleus demonstrated by transneuronal transport. Experimental Brain Research, 100: 181-186. (with J.C. Lynch and P.L. Strick).
1993. Multiple output channels in the basal ganglia. Science, 259: 819-821. (with P. L. Strick).
1993. Evidence for "output channels" in the cerebellum and basal ganglia. In: Role of the Cerebellum and Basal Ganglia in Voluntary Movement. N. Mano, I. Hamada, M.R. DeLong (Eds.). Elsevier Science Publishers, p. 171-180. (with P.L Strick and H. Mushiake).
1992. Retrograde labeling of lumbosacral interneurons following injections of red and green fluorescent microspheres into hindlimb motor nuclei of the cat. Somatosensory and Motor Research, 9: 211-226. (with R.G. Durkovic).
1991. Morphological relationships among extensor digitorum longus, tibialis anterior, and semitendinosus motor nuclei of the cat: an investigation employing the retrograde transport of multiple fluorescent tracers. Journal of Comparative Neurology, 303: 255-266. (with R.G. Durkovic).
1988. Retention of a backward classically conditioned reflex response in the spinal cat. Experimental Brain Research, 77: 621-627. (with R.G. Durkovic).


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My goal with this page is to keep a log of my thoughts on wine and in doing so educate others so that they may enjoy wine as much as I do. I will seek out good values from all over the world and find new varietals to explore. I seek knowledge from the wine I drink and the conversations that arise from the bottle. If you disagree with one of my posts I value your criticisms and your knowledge, please respond. Here is to drinking good wine and enjoying the life that comes with it. Cheers!
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Dory and Marlin are here to spend July with you! This was taken at Epcot near The Seas with Nemo and Friends.
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General Background. Tony Meredith is a native of Ettrick, Va. (just outside of Petersburg) and attended Matoaca High School where he was a three year starter on two AA state semifinal teams. As a senior, Tony was named first team all district, second team all region, and honorable mention all state in basketball.
Tony attended Ferrum College for two years where he helped the Panthers win a 1994-1995 conference championship (the Dixie Conference, now known as the USA South) as a freshman. Tony was Ferrum's third leading scorer as a sophomore. Tony later transferred to Marymount University in Arlington, Virginia where he finished his undergraduate work and he played for Chuck Driesell.
After his eligibility was complete, he served as a student assist under Coach Driesell. Tony is also a counselor at Chuck Driesell's Basketball Academy during the summer.
Coach Tony is a Center Supervisor in the Fairfax County's Office for Children SACC program and has been in the program for ten years.
Tony's hobbies are watching sports and spending time with his nieces and nephews.
Coaching Experience. Coach Tony has coached on and off since high school. Between transferring from Ferrum to Marymount, he was the ninth grade coach and varsity assist at Matoaca High School for a year. He has been a coach with the McLean Select Basketball Program for 6 years, during which time he as coached at all four age group levels. For the 2010-2011 season, Tony is coaching the McLean Select 10-Under Division 1 team. Last year, he coached the McLean 10-Under Division 2 team.
This is Coach Tony's second year with the Matrix. For the 2010 Spring season, he coached the Matrix 9U/4th grade Black team. For the 2010-2011 AAU season(s), Coach Tony is moving up with the team and will be coaching the Matrix 10U Black team.
Coaching Philosophy. Coach Tony's focus is on skill building and fundamentals to develop his player's full basketball potential. His defensive philosophy is "Offense wins games but defense and rebounding wins championship". Coach Tony's offensive philosophy is to take care of the ball, sharing the ball, and shoot when open.
In addition, Coach Tony's objective is to prepare all the players that he will coach for the next stage in their basketball career, whether it be their next AAU team, high school team or college team.
Coach Tony also believes in teaching life skills through basketball. For example, teaching the importance of hard work, commitment, accountability, and goal setting. As part of this goal setting process, Coach Tony prepares individual skills development plans for each of his players.
Coach Tony is looking for a group of players that are to be committed to developing their basketball skills.
We look forward to working with you when you choose the Matrix.
You can contact Coach Tony at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Oct. 20, 2016. Casting Crowns Productions, Inc. hosted this exciting event at DoubleTree Resort by Hilton that featured the 2017 Miss Arizona USA® and Miss Arizona Teen USA® contestants as they showcased fashions from Marciano and Glam Squad. Delicious hors d'oeuvre were provided for the invited guests as well as swag bags and many raffle prizes. Assistance In Healthcare Arizona benefited from the proceeds.
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Northlanders selected for Sioux Falls Jazz Fest performance
SIOUX FALLS – The Augustana College Northlanders Jazz Band will perform at the 2009 Sioux Falls Jazz Festival July 17-18 at Yankton Trail Park.
The 19-member jazz ensemble under the direction of Dr. Paul Schilf, assistant professor of music, is scheduled to perform on the main stage at 3:00 p.m. Saturday, July 18. The annual event attracts more than 65,000 people.
In recent years the Northlanders have experienced increased notoriety. In 2006, the ensemble played for the Minnesota Music Education Conference in Minneapolis, and performed on the second stage at the Sioux Falls Jazz Festival. In 2007, the ensemble advanced to the Jazz Festival's main stage.
For the last eight years the Northlanders performed with the highest quality jazz artists at Augustana's Jazz on the Upper Great Plains Festival. Over the past six years, the band and Dr. Schilf have commissioned six big band charts. This new jazz music is available through Sierra Publications and Kendor Music.
At the 2009 Sioux Falls Jazz Festival, the Northlanders will feature Selmer saxophone recording artist, Mr. Chris Vadala, and Yamaha recording artist Jeff Jarvis.
For his special appearance at the Sioux Falls Jazz Festival with the Northlanders, Mr. Jarvis has been commissioned to write a special feature number for the band. This new selection will be performed at the festival and published by Kendor Music in the fall of 2009.
The Northlanders Jazz Band roster:
Chris Borchardt, '12, Sioux Falls (Alto I)
Katie Olson, '10, Lake Mills, IA (Alto II)
Katie Doohan, '09, Sioux Falls, SD (Tenor I)
Meredith Reynolds, '12, Sioux Falls, SD (Tenor II)
Chris Haak, '11, Urbandale, IA (Baritone)
Jason Roseth, '11, Watertown, SD
Allyson Wingert, '12, Sioux Falls, SD
Adam Broin, '09, Sioux Falls, SD
Amanda Schnepel, '10, Treynor, IA
Corey Meyer, '12, Merrill, WI
Luke Tatge, '09, Benson, MN
Rachel McAllister, '09, Cottage Grove, MN
Steven Dockendorf, '12, Oakdale, MN
Christine Anderson, '09, Waverly, IA
Lizzy Reid, '11, Brandon, SD
Laura Ayres, '11, Spirit Lake, IA
Josh Lund, '11, Omaha, NE
Chris Vogele, '11, Sioux Falls, SD
Spencer Ferrell, '11, Yankton, SD
Bruce Conley
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pokemew posted a topic in CreativityI have already posted these 3 in the Art Thread, but because I will make a series of them, I think it's better to have a new thread, right? If not, feel free to delete it So, here are the first 3 ones: Enjoy


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What is Aging in Place?: A Definition
Living in 2013 means that we get to reap the benefits of technology and how it has transformed the world of health and medicine. We have access to skilled doctors, life-saving medicines, and operations and medical procedures that were the thing of science fiction even a decade ago. All of these advances mean that we are living longer and that we have more power when it comes to deciding how and where we want to age. In fact, new demands on the healthcare system have spawned an entirely new movement known as "aging in place."
This trend is a direct response to the unforeseen challenges associated with living longer. In just the past 50 years, the life expectancy for adults in the U.S. has increased by an average of 15 years. While this seems like a win-win situation, it has created unintended challenges in how we care for our aging population.


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Reading assignment - Read this before you go on to the other sections or come to class.
Study Guide for Class #8 - This is a summary of what I had to say in class about the reading assignment. You can use this instead of listening to the audio file of the class, or you can do both.
Click here to listen to an audio file of the class.
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The Central Connecticut women's track and field team competed at the IC4A/ECAC Championships on May 10-12 in Princeton, NJ. Junior Krisztina Dearborn kicked off the competition on Friday finishing in seventh place of 30 competitors with her time of 36:16.79 in the 10,000m run.
Junior Elizabeth Eberhardt also competed on Friday. She turned in a 20th place performance with her time of 10:59.90 in the 3,000m steeplechase.
The Blue Devils qualified for ECAC competition in four events. In addition to Dearborn and Eberhardt's entries, Central fielded a 4x400m relay squad and sophomore high-jumper Ronea Saunders.
In the 4x400m relay on Saturday, Saunders, senior Rachel Dombroski, junior Shelby Tuttle and sophomore Chantelle Deer completed their turn on the track in 3:51.20, good for 22nd place in the preliminary round.
On Sunday, Saunders cleared a height of 1.71 to tie for ninth place out of 20 participants.
The Blue Devils will return to action May 23-25 at the NCAA Championships East-Preliminaries in Greensboro, NC.


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Formats and tools
- Unit Description
- Reconstruct the unit from the xml and display it as an HTML page.
- Assessment Tool
- an assessor resource that builds a framework for writing an assessment tool
- Assessment Template
- generate a spreadsheet for marking this unit in a classroom environment. Put student names in the top row and check them off as they demonstrate competenece for each of the unit's elements and performance criteria.
- Assessment Matrix
- a slightly different format than the assessment template. A spreadsheet with unit names, elements and performance criteria in separate columns. Put assessment names in column headings to track which performance criteria each one covers. Good for ensuring that you've covered every one of the performance criteria with your assessment instrument (all assessement tools together).
- Wiki Markup
- mark up the unit in a wiki markup codes, ready to copy and paste into a wiki page. The output will work in most wikis but is designed to work particularly well as a Wikiversity learning project.
- Evidence Guide
- create an evidence guide for workplace assessment and RPL applicants
- Competency Mapping Template
- Unit of Competency Mapping – Information for Teachers/Assessors – Information for Learners. A template for developing assessments for a unit, which will help you to create valid, fair and reliable assessments for the unit, ready to give to trainers and students
- Observation Checklist
- create an observation checklist for workplace assessment and RPL applicants. This is similar to the evidence guide above, but a little shorter and friendlier on your printer. You will also need to create a seperate Assessor Marking Guide for guidelines on gathering evidence and a list of key points for each activity observed using the unit's range statement, required skills and evidence required (see the unit's html page for details)
- Self Assessment Survey
- A form for students to assess thier current skill levels against each of the unit's performance criteria. Cut and paste into a web document or print and distribute in hard copy.
- Moodle Outcomes
- Create a csv file of the unit's performance criteria to import into a moodle course as outcomes, ready to associate with each of your assignments. Here's a quick 'how to' for importing these into moodle 2.x
- Registered Training Organisations
- Trying to find someone to train or assess you? This link lists all the RTOs that are currently registered to deliver LMTHL3002A, 'Determine tanning requirements for hide, skin and leather'.
- Google Links
- links to google searches, with filtering in place to maximise the usefulness of the returned results
- Books
- Reference books for 'Determine tanning requirements for hide, skin and leather' on fishpond.com.au. This online store has a huge range of books, pretty reasonable prices, free delivery in Australia *and* they give a small commission to ntisthis.com for every purchase, so go nuts :)
Elements and Performance Criteria
1 Confirm quality
1.1 Type of leather is confirmed
1.2 Characteristics of leather are confirmed
1.3 Grading of leather is confirmed
1.4 Quality of leather is confirmed
1.5 Leather is assessed for tanning
2 Confirm processing requirements
2.1 Customer requirements are identified and confirmed
2.2 Processing details are obtained from production information
2.3 Production planning priorities are identified
2.4 Processing requirements for tanning are confirmed
3 Determine tanning specifications
3.1 Chemicals used for tanning in leather manufacture are identified
3.2 Chemical requirements are identified
3.3 Colour penetration for different grades of leather is identified
3.4. Chemicals for dying are determined and mixed
3.5 OHS practices are followed
3.6 Methods for tanning leather are determined
3.7 Tanning finishing requirements are determined
3.8 Specifications for tanning are developed
4 Communicate information
4.1 Problems affecting hide, skin or leather tanning or quality are identified and reported
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Lt Cdr Gerry O'Donoghue passed away this morning in Miami Florida where he had resided for the past number of years.
Gerry served as OC LE Deirdre and OIC Diving in Haulbowline among other things and was well respected.
A tough man,a fair man and a gentle man with a fantastic sense of humour. A brilliant officer . Was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant at 23 years of age. quite a feat.
Due to his initials he was often referred to as GOD, the only difference being the God in the heavens wasn't a naval diver.
Gerry posted here some years back and I re established contact with him.
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Man, this one started out great. The hook is smart—I don't think the show has done a free will episode before, and it's such a complicated philosophical idea that it should be rife for jokes and cool science twists. It's a Bender episode, and I love Bender episodes. And the first seven minutes had a terrific energy to them, a kind of intensified focus that surprised me in a way the show hasn't surprised me in a long time. It's not that the individual details of Bender's madcap day were new; Bender's been to college before, and he's gotten hooked on spark before, and he's dealt with the robot mafia before. It's just the way everything played out, like a compressed version of a regular episode, a half hour (or 20 mintues-ish) streamlined into a single act. The process meant that nearly every line in those early scenes was funny simply because it played like a joke on the usual plot mechanics of the show. There were nods to continuity ("It's called spark." "Never heard of it!"), and it all ended with Bender promising to make one good decision, before he assaulted a troop of Girl Scouts. I was excited to see what would happen next.
The excitement stayed with me for a while, and I wouldn't go so far as to say "Free Will Hunting" was bad, but it never quite lived up to its first act. All the focus in those initial seven minutes (and yes, I'm guessing at the time) petered out in the remaining 16, and despite some clever touches (Bender was worried if he had free will, but kept making his own damn decisions throughout the episode), this never came together in the way that it needed to. Fun as it is to see Mom again, she doesn't add anything to the story, and there's no satisfaction in the final confrontation between Bender and Farnsworth. The touch that the Free Will device has a quantum on/off switch, so you can never know if it's actually on or off? That's smart. And I laughed when Bender realized he had the laser gun safety on, and finally got a chance to shoot the Professor. But it's more like an ending that was created because, well, we can't have an episode that's just Bender wandering around for a while. The concept is big enough, and the episode is structured in such a way, as to feel like it's building toward something. But it really isn't. While you can view that as a comment on the whole free will debate (which, when you come right down to it, is largely meaningless), the intention isn't clear enough to make it a satisfying conclusion. It's passable, but the good parts of the episode were good enough that I wanted more.
It didn't help that a large part of the story had Bender returning to places the show has already used in the past. That's not an inherently problematic choice; revisiting old haunts is a way to firm up continuity, and show a familiar setting in a new light. But that's not really what happens here. The return to the Robot Home World makes sense (although it's not like Bender opts to go there; Planet Express just happens to be delivering a package to the planet right after Bender drops into his existential funk), and the scene when Bender delivers the package to a suspicious customer is one of the episode's highlights. But it gets weak when Bender visits a robot monastery, because we've seen him find religion before, and nothing that happens there is all that entertaining. (Okay, the "monk outfit" line was worth a laugh.) The story loses momentum and becomes just a series of events. Some of those events aren't bad, but they don't add up to anything more.
I say this too often, but it's possible I'll look on this in a better light the next time I watch it. I may be missing something obvious; I almost hope I am. But the sad fact is, I feel that way almost every time I watch a Futurama episode these days, and that feeling is hardly ever justified. I want there to be more to the show, but by and large, it's just running down the clock now. It has a few good ideas left, and the characters and voice actors are always worth some laughs, but the magic is gone.
Stray observations:
- It bugged me that Bender sleeps in a bed now. How long has this been going on?
- There's a really high concept joke early in the episode that took me a few seconds to get. A co-ed robot invites Bender to a sorority, and then we get a close up of Bender standing in front of some curtains, saying, I want to enroll in college. But then the view pulls back, and he's still standing on the sidewalk. The joke being, it's a fake-out to make us think they've jumped ahead to a later scene. I'm curious to hear what people thought of the bit. It didn't quite work for me. I respect the effort, but that doesn't make it funny.
- "We have a rival gang? I hate them!"
- Hedonism-Bot! "Simply vomit on me ever so gently while I humiliate a pheasant." (He may have said "peasant," but that's not what I heard.)
- "It takes more than that to make me think!"
- I guess the fact that Bender has free will in the end makes this the official start of his quest to lead a robot rebellion and destroy all humans?


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Texas Tech football coach/pirate aficionado Mike Leach, suspended from coaching his team
in this weekend's Alamo Bowl, is considering a lawsuit to get his gig back.
The Mike Leach case is sad like "Old Yeller," but funny like "Cheaters"
This story gets better by the hour. Maybe we'll get an on-air tirade
during the game broadcast. Maybe pirates will attack the Alamodome. Maybe Lubbock will be closed for good.
In the wake of Leach's suspension, no one knows how the story ends, but we all know that the real show is now underway.
As the kids might say, it's going to get all weird up in here.
Prepared to have your career boarded
Leach, whose love of pirates and other eccentricities have been been well documented, got shanghaied yesterday. He is suspended for this weekend's Alamo Bowl game against Michigan State after allegations that he mistreated an injured player.
After the initial shock, the details began to spill out: Adam James, a spare on the team, claims he received a concussion and the coach thought he was faking it. Leach, James claims, locked him in a darkened shed on two occasions.
There are counter-claims that James' dad, former SMU great Craig James, was an overbearing, former jock/Little League dad.
You can see where James is coming from, but remember that Leach is a very intelligent guy and it seems improbable he would do something that barbaric.
Knockout punch
Assuming the kid is okay, it's time to ratchet up the schadenfreude.
It looks like vintage parent vs. coach feuding, except that the parent is a former All-American football player who has a high-profile national television gig and the coach is a smart, acerbic, devil-may-care kinda guy.
That means this beef is going to be much more entertaining than the Raiders-Spartans football game, or any other game during bowl season, with the possible exception of the Fiesta Bowl, where undefeated bridesmaids Boise State and TCU are playing. And it's going to be more interesting than recruiting season, which is the real story of college football, because it will clearly impact Tech's ability to land players.
Local bowl does good
It's also good news for ESPN and the Valero Alamo Bowl. Car wreck enthusiasts will tune in by the millions to see the whole sordid story recounted by the network crew, and hope that old man James goes off like a bottle rocket on Tech, Leach or whatever.
Frankly, I'd like to see Lubbock shuttered and its refugees dispersed among neighboring communities, but that's just the voice of a bitter Aggie after years of Tech domination in football and after yesterday's newest national humiliation.
You should call your friends and tell them about this game. But before you do that…
Sharing your wireless minutes against your will
A German computer scientist has figured out the secret codes that encrypt calls made on wireless phones that use the GSM standard(AT&T and T-Mobile). Rather than patting him on the back, the international group that created the sophisticated algorithm says that his work is "highly illegal" in countries where such hacking in banned. He argues that his work shows flaws in the system.
They have a point. He didn't just figure them out. He published them. If you left your front door open and went out of town, would you want your neighbor to call you and tell you, or would you want him to put the information on signs taped to telephone poles all over the neighborhood?
Had to fish out any cell phones yet?
This is a time of year when kids get cell phones. Maybe yours have gotten new ones. Have they already soaked them in the toilet? Or a punch bowl? Or a puddle?
First rule of Soak Club: Don't turn the phone on. Second rule: Don't turn the phone on.
After that tired joke, here's what's next: take the phone apart and let it dry. You can use a hair dryer on low, without heat, to speed up the work. Or, after a few hours of drip dry, you can stick the phone and all of the parts in a bag or bowl full of rice. There is no science here, but some anecdotal evidence/testimonials (here and here) that it works.
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With more than 2,000 rooms being added to Dallas' hotel inventory in the coming years, the city is experiencing the second-largest hotel boom in the nation. From top brands like Virgin Hotels to independent and interesting properties, like HALL Arts Hotel, Dallas boasts a hotel type and price point for every preference and budget.
China Import & Export Fair Complex
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Off to Maryland: Dynamark Convention 2013
The bite of chilly weather hasn't yet snapped southern Maine, but that doesn't mean I don't welcome the opportunity to go 500 miles south for 48 hours, where stronger vestiges of summer remain. Tomorrow morning I'm off to Maryland with Tim Purpura, SSN's publisher, to attend the Dynamark Convention 2013 in Hagerstown, Md.
The event kicks off in earnest with a vendor show tomorrow evening, which will showcase products from a slew of manufacturers, with an emphasis on new and emerging technology trends. Day two opens with a joint presentation by Dynamark founder Wayne Alter and Wade Moose, owner of The Systems Depot, followed by workshops tailored to dealers, technicians, installers and sales personnel.
My Hagerstown stay will conclude with my inaugural central station tour of Dynamark's facility, which opened in 2011. I eagerly await this phase of the trip, not only because it's my personal debut in a central station, but because the descriptions I've heard of Dynamark's facility tend to be peppered with superlatives.
I plan to be active on Twitter during the vendor show and workshop sessions (https://twitter.com/SSN_Leif), and I'll also be updating my blog over the course of the next two days as events unfold, distilling the sights and sounds and key takeaways from the speakers.
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New works, and a look back, start the new year at Silvermine Arts Center
As the final remnants of a recent winter storm streamed its way across Stamford, the water off Shippan Point roiled with frothy waves, just beyond the windows of Donald Axleroad's home.
The turbulence was echoed in a pile of newspapers he plucked from a chair to show the inspiration for his latest work, which will be on view at the Silvermine Arts Center beginning this weekend.
"It's here every day, in every way," he said, talking about the theme of his show, "The Disintegration of Truth and Trust," which will be revealed in a dozen or so large woodblock prints.
Headlines highlighted the ongoing fallout of the mortgage meltdown, tales of corruption, calls for gun control and consumer fear brought on by economic uncertainty.
"I just feel there seems to be a change of morality in this country," he said.
Largely guided by the disappointment that telling the truth seems to have lost to the art of lying, his work is an attempt to reveal what is hidden and inspire others to recognize this shifting moral code. The works address universal themes, such as injustice, prejudice, greed and intolerance, but timely topics such as unemployment, environmental destruction and violence inspire the images.
One work, in particular, was prescient. Although inspired by 2012 mass shootings that had occurred prior to the tragedy in Newtown, Axleroad's print shows a faceless man holding an assault rifle with the word "NEXT" imprinted across the page in large, red letters. Among the images of those presumably who are next in the line of fire are the faces of two young children.
"This is all work that I have done in the last three months," he said.
The theme of an imbalance of power, whether it be financial, political or societal, runs through the pieces, too.
"People want to believe that things will be OK," he said in a recent news release about the show. "We have become a very closed society and the number of people who can impact what is happening is becoming increasingly smaller."
Axleroad, who is a longtime member of Silvermine, is often inspired by Greek mythology, which can be seen in the figures and themes he employs in pieces about contemporary issues and experiences. An award-winning artist, his work has been on display in major museums. He also works as an educator, most recently teaming with health advocates to use the medium of art to discuss issues concerning Alzheimer's disease. He also founded the Artist's Initiative of Stamford, which teaches art to developmentally disabled adults.
Axleroad's work goes up at the same time the center honors its five new members with a "New Guild Members" show, offers a tribute to the late Tina Rohrer and shows off pieces of its print collection. All exhibitions open on Sunday, Jan. 6, and run through Sunday, Feb. 17.
Rohrer, who died in 2012, had begun working on a solo show in 2011. As such, organizers said her family has worked with the center to bring the work to the public, as a way to honor the Pound Ridge, N.Y., artist and to commemorate her talents with a variety of media.
"A Commitment to Color, Movement and Geometry," will feature paintings and works on paper that show her love of color and movement, as seen through geometric patterns and shapes.
"Tina and I had been working toward a discussion of color play ... monochromatic shifts ... through the color spectrum," said Jeffrey Mueller, Silvermine's gallery director. "We will be showing some of those works, as well as a look back at the longstanding relationship Tina had to color and rhythm."
Rohrer, who initially started out as a scientist, spent 27 years working as an artist, receiving many honors along the way. In an artist's statement, she spoke about her inspiration: "Confronting my own mortality has increased my awareness of deeply rooted spiritual concerns. Thus, my art deals not only with self-unity, but also with some type of oneness with God, a Higher Power, nature or the cosmos."
Gallery space also will be opened up for selections from Silvermine's permanent print collection, which has more than 200 prints. The collection, which was started about 50 years ago, contains pieces from artists such as Christo, Gabor Peterdi (who helped start the collection), Jack Damer, Michael Mazur and others.
email@example.com; 203-964-2241; http://twitter.com/xtinahennessy
Silvermine Arts Center, 1037 Silvermine Road, New Canaan. Wednesday to Saturday, noon to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m. Exhibitions run Sunday, Jan. 6, to Sunday, Feb. 17. Opening reception: Sunday, Jan. 6, 2 to 4 p.m. and artist talk with Donald Axleroad, Tuesday, Feb. 5, 6 p.m. Free. 203-966-9700, http://www.silvermineart.org.


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Scott Parse
Portage Michigan
Eligible for draft:
6th round (#174 overall), 2004 by LA
180 lbs.
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
In his rookie season at Nebraska-Omaha he set a new school record for rookie scoring by leading the team with 35 points (16 goals, 19 assists) playing in all 39 games. In addition, he led UNO in power play goals (seven) and shooting percentage (.190). His 35 points ranked him fourth in the nation in scoring among rookies. He also ranked seventh in the nation in points per game (0.90). Parse's accomplishments also earned him a CCHA All-Rookie Team Honorable Mention. During the 2002-03 season, Parse played for the Tri-City Storm (USHL) where he amassed 44 points (21 goals, 23 assists) in 48 games played. During that season, Parse was a USHL All-Rookie Team selection as well as being named Tri-City's Rookie of the Year.
2004-05: Amongst the NCAA scoring leaders with 30 assists and 49 points in 39 games. As a result, Nebraska-Omaha experienced a season of marked improvement, going 19-16-4 which eclipsed the totals of the prior season at 8-26-5. The team remains young and with another year of experience, Parse's numbers should improve as his linemates develop around him.
2005-06: Parse had a phenomenal junior season where he was third in the league in scoring with 61 points in 41 games and was one of ten finalists for the Hobey Baker award. Parse led his team to the Frozen Four tournament for the first time in their history. A late season injury likely cancelled any plans the Kings had in signing Parse early.
2006-07: Although not reaching the 60 point plateau again with the University of Nebraska-Omaha, Parse still enjoyed a stellar year despite losing line-mate Bill Thomas to the AHL. With 52 points in 40 games, Parse was again near the top of the league in points scored and even filled in at defenseman when the team called upon him. Parse would score his only hattrick of the season playing as a defenseman and earned Defensive Player of the Week honors for his contribution. At the conclusion of the college season and unable to agree upon a contract with the Kings, Parse joined Grand Rapids of the AHL to finish out the season with seven points in their final ten regular season games.
2007-08: Until Jan. 23, Parse had played only a single competitive game of hockey in more than eight months due to recovery from injuries after re-aggravating an offseason injury during his first game back. The rust proved difficult to shake off, resulting in being assigned to Reading to play his way back into game shape. He would eventually finish the season on the AHL roster, but not in a condition to contribute anything of real significance. His three points in 14 games is something that will need to be built upon as he regains his pre-injury form.
2008-09: After an injury-plagued 2007-08 season, Parse returned to the Monarchs and proved to be a reliable if unspectacular forward, scoring 39 points in 74 games. He played a regular shift in a full season for the first time in Manchester. The consistent playing time allowed him to develop some semblance of a rhythm and increase his point per game total as secondary scoring for the Monarchs.
Talent Analysis
Parse is a very skilled forward who possesses excellent playmaking abilities. He has good size but needs to bulk up more. He has a great set of hands and possesses very good passing skills. He is a good skater who moves well through traffic and will drive to the net. One of Parse's greatest attributes is his superb hand-eye coordination. He is player who is quite opportunistic and plays with a great deal of passion. He can deliver some punishing hits as well. He has no trouble finding the net and possesses a good hard low shot. He has the ability to play in any situation, including quarterbacking the power play.


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Degree in Tourism
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The objective of the degree in tourism is to provide students with specific training related to the most important economic sector of the Balearic Islands: the toursim sector.
What will you learn?
Graduates will be able to: analyse a business and its environment; identify and foresee market opportunities; allocate available resources; gather, organise, interpret, and communicate relevant information; choose and motivate workers; make decisions; work as part of a team; and adapt themselves to new technologies and new economic situations.
They will also acquire abilities specifically related to managing tourism-related businesses, tourism economics, and other disciplines including law, geography, and the management of cultural heritage, as well as receive advanced training in languages (English, French, and/or German).
What will you be able to do once you finish?
Graduates from the tourism programme with have the abilities necessary to responsibly and expertly carry out related professional duties. They will be given a strong foundation based on business management in the tourism industry. They will be able to solve problems; present arguments; gather and critically analyse spatial, social, economic, and legal information related to tourism; and use foreign languages, especially English.
Graduates from the tourism programme will be able to pursue careers in:
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- Intermediaries, incoming agencies, bed banks, package holiday consolidators and creators, metasearch engines, tour operators, etc.: product marketing, managing and creating new products, client management, negotiating with suppliers, integration and expansion, sales and marketing techniques, etc.
- Leisure companies, destination management companies (DMCs), and event planning companies: conventions, fairs, business meetings, product presentations, etc.
- Air and land transport companies (airlines, car rental agencies, etc.) and cruise ship companies. Product marketing, client management, negotiating with suppliers, sales and marketing techniques, etc.
- Public-sector agencies and bodies (tourism ministries, town halls and other entities dedicated to promoting tourism, etc.): promotion and management of tourism destinations, marketing campaign management, analysing tourism's social and environmental impact, preparing tourism related statistics and reports, etc.
- Tourism related consulting: conducting market studies, creating strategic marketing plans, designing and carrying out marketing campaigns, planning for expansion and internationalisation, coming up with innovative ideas, revenue management consulting, etc.
- New technology companies: support the development of new technologies related to managing and marketing tourism related companies and tourism products (customer relationship management [CRM], search engine marketing [SEM], and search engine optimization [SEO]).
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The UIB offers students the chance to take part in different exchange and mobility programmes:
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IRWINDALE >> One of the most vocal critics of the smells coming from a factory that makes the popular Sriracha hot chili sauce toured the facility Friday.
Dena Zepeda, an Irwindale resident who circulated a petition last fall asking air quality inspectors to investigate the Sriracha odors, was part of a small tour group that was led around the facility to see how Sriracha is made.
But Zepeda declined to comment on her tour.
Zepeda has said the Sriracha fumes have aggravated her throat and have forced her and her family to stay inside her home when the odor is at its strongest.
Last month Huy Fong Foods CEO David Tran opened the doors to his 650,000 square-foot facility on Azusa Canyon Road so the community and Sriracha lovers could see his state of the art equipment that produces the bright red "rooster sauce" in action.
After a public hearing last month at Irwindale City Hall where the City Council was considering sanctioning the factory, Tran urged residents who complained about the smell to tour the factory.
"My plant has an open door," he said. "Anyone who has questions is welcome to first-hand see how we do it. Anytime we will let you come in. Anytime. You just make a call and first-hand you see what we are doing."
Huy Fong has operated four tours a day for the past month. Hundreds of people have flocked to the facility, according to Tran.
After signing a non-disclosure agreement and donning a hair net, visitors are whisked around the factory in a golf cart.
The tour starts with a look at the hoppers where the chilies are dumped right from the trucks that deliver the chilies from Kern County farms.
The chilies are ground as soon as they arrive at the factory, which lasts for about four months. That process ended in mid-November.
Right now at the factory, garlic and sugar is being added to the chilies that have been ground, then mixed with salt and vinegar.
The sauce is then bottled, boxed, stacked on pallets and packaged for distributors.
At the end of the tour visitors are asked to fill out an "Odor Survey," which asks the guest if they experienced odors or fumes, to describe the smells and to rate the smell as either: slight, mild or strong. The survey also asks if the odors were experienced inside or outside the factory.
The city has given Huy Fong until April to work with the South Coast Air Quality Management District to address the odors. A lawsuit filed by the city of Irwindale against Huy Fong in Los Angeles County Superior Court is also pending.
Donna Lam, Huy Fong's executive operations manager, declined to comment on Zepeda's visit.


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Junior Laura Messina of the Central Connecticut softball team tallied her sixth NEC Pitcher of the Week honor to close the regular season, the conference announced Monday. Messina has led the Blue Devils to a 28-14 (11-5 NEC) season and will return to the circle this weekend at the 2014 NEC Tournament in Smithfield, RI.
Messina capped off the regular season pitching a five-inning shutout on Thursday. The junior, who entered the week tied for first in the nation in shutouts with 12, posted her 13th shutout of the season with the win. She is now in a three-way tie for first in the country.
Messina struck out seven batters against Quinnipiac to add to her already impressive season total. Currently, she posts 240 strikeouts on the season and is quickly approaching her own CCSU record of 246 which she set last season.
Messina's record improves to 23-11 on the season after this past week.
The Blue Devils are set to return to action this weekend, May 8-10, in Smithfield, RI as they look to defend their NEC title at the 2014 NEC Tournament.
See below for this week's News 8 spotlight on the Blue Devils!


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Posted: Fri 11 Sep 2009, 10:31
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Flash cookies: What's new with online privacy
... Flash cookies use the extension .sol. Knowing that, I still wasn't able to find any on my computer. Thanks to Google (uses Flash cookies), I determined the only way you can access information about resident Flash cookies is by going to Flash Player's Web site. ...
Of course, all this only applies to Windows. Are Flash cookies being stored in Puppy? If so, where? If not, perhaps that explains at least some of the trouble Flash causes in Puppy.
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Posted: Fri 11 Sep 2009, 11:28
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Hi Flash, it's a hidden folder in root generated by flash player named .macromedia. If you haven't got one already just play a youtube video then have a look. You can delete the folder manually, create a script to delete the folder with one click i.e.
rm -rf /root/.macromedia
or there is a firefox addon for dealing with it, the name of which escapes me at the moment.
It's just more spyware.
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Posted: Fri 11 Sep 2009, 11:36
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Just remembered the addon it's called Better Privacy.
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Location: Arizona, USA
Posted: Fri 11 Sep 2009, 11:43
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OlddogNewtricks wrote:
Hi Flash, it's a hidden folder in root generated by flash player named .macromedia. If you haven't got one already just play a youtube video then have a look. You can delete the folder manually, create a script to delete the folder...
Here's my solution. Just employ Pschedule to run this script periodically. The log file will prove very interesting reading:
##remove root flash cookies
##if found, timestamp and log stdout and stderr (note order of arguments)
#if [ -d /root/.macromedia/* ];
# then
# echo >> /root/fc_log #start a new line
# date >> /root/fc_log #datestamp entry
# rm -rv /root/.macromedia/* >> /root/fc_log 2<&1
# else
# touch /root/fc_log # else just update log access time
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Posted: Mon 14 Sep 2009, 06:31
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I went for a slightly different fix that is always in operation but does not require a script.
This post
for details.
Linux = Learning through doing
The learning curve may be steep but there is a light at the end of the tunnel.
You just have to pass the occasional oncoming train to get there.
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Posted: Wed 16 Sep 2009, 11:41
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Before you make your choices in the
Flash Settings Manager
you may delete all files with the .sol extension in both Puppy and / or Windows.
After you make your choices in the
Flash Settings Manager
make note of the settings.sol file date and then periodically do a search for it and all .sol files to satisfy yourself that nothing has been changed or added.
On my PC's after I deleted all the .sol files in Windows I checked Puppy and found none but settings.sol which (as the name implies) stores the setting choices.
Note: I don't visit You(Boob)Tube.com. If I want to watch something moronic on video I turn on my 35" RCA CRT TV. YMMV.
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Posted: Wed 18 Nov 2009, 03:49
Post subject: What's new with online privacy
Subject description: Flash cookies: What's new with online privacy
Web site hosts and advertisers do not like relying on HTTP cookies. Users have figured out how to avoid them. According to Bruce Schneier, Web site developers now have a better way. It's still considered a cookie, yet it's different.
* Flash cookies can hold a lot more data, up to 100 Kilobytes. A standard HTTP cookie is only 4 Kilobytes.
* Flash cookies have no expiration date by default.
* Flash cookies are stored in different locations, making them difficult to find.
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Posted: Tue 01 Dec 2009, 02:50
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Flash cookies can also back up the data that is stored in a regular cookie. When you delete cookies using your browser controls, your Flash cookies are not affected. So a website that served a cookie to you may recognise you on your next visit if it backed up its now-deleted cookie data to a Flash cookie.
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Posts: 293
Posted: Wed 02 Dec 2009, 14:22
Post subject: Thanks, excellent discussion
Thanks for this excellent thread. I also learned a lot by reading the users' Reviews of the Firefox BetterPrivacy Add-on.
It makes me angry that companies use their greater technological expertise to violate the privacy of their users and customers in this way.
Thank goodness for free tools like BetterPrivacy.
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Posts: 2820
Location: South Australia :-(
Posted: Fri 18 Dec 2009, 18:29
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Is there a way to read the contents of a flash cookie?
I tried to open it as text and that didn't work.
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Location: London
Posted: Sun 07 Mar 2010, 12:29
Post subject: More on Flash cookies
One poster mentioned the online Flash settings manager. It doesn't work, at least for me. It creates a file in .adobe that sets the size of the cookie cash, so theoretically setting it to zero should solve the problem. But I found that cookies were still being stored, in either of
If you make these directories read-only, that stops the cookies, but a few sites no longer work.
The settings manager also enables you to deactivate Flash's ability to
turn on your webcam and microphone
. They are watching: be afraid, be very afraid ...
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Posts: 23
Location: Midwesterner running Slacko Puppy 5.3
Posted: Sun 14 Mar 2010, 02:20
Post subject: Re: More on Flash cookies
DavidMcCann wrote:
The settings manager also enables you to deactivate Flash's ability to
turn on your webcam and microphone
. They are watching: be afraid, be very afraid ...
Heh. I wish I could activate my laptops webcam under puppy but have been unable to ID the right drivers, so I doubt that a robot script could come in and get me. They can identify my OS and browser, but now they have to send me the right drivers.
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Joined: 29 Jun 2008
Posts: 10548
Location: SwedenEurope
Posted: Sun 14 Mar 2010, 03:22
Post subject:
Very interesting thread.
They are that determined to know what youtube video one look at.
What about the coming thing? HTLM5 which should be able to play everything Flash without a Flash player?
Will they have an even more clever way to collect data on my habit to listen to Johnny Cash "I walk the Line"
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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