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One of Facebook's innovative ad formats, Sponsored Stories, can be an ROI-profitable means of doing direct-response advertising, James Borow, CEO and co-founder of GraphEffect, tells us.
This is potentially hugely important for Facebook and its war with Google, as it means that Facebook could start competing directly with Google for direct response, bottom of the funnel advertising budgets, and not just media/brand advertising budgets.
But wait, isn't Facebook atrocious at driving clicks and conversions? That's certainly the conventional wisdom in the ad industry, and what we've heard many times.
However, Borow tells us, that's because those clicks are not tracked properly.
Here's how it works, according to Borow:
- Sponsored Stories are native actions taken by Facebook users (liking a brand page, checking into a page, and so on) that a brand turns into an ad and shows to that user's friends.
- That ad itself will usually have poor click metrics. But, crucially, that ad can lead to other actions. "A sponsored story may influence someone to share a post and then that share leads to the sale. We can now attribute that to the original ad." Because that second-order effect isn't usually tracked, Facebook ads seem to have a much lower ROI than they do. It should be noted that GraphEffect sells a tool that solves that problem, so obviously they're talking their book, here. But Borow assures us that the numbers are very encouraging, often beating the ROI of Google search ads. And it makes sense to us.
"I often refer to it as the death of the click," Borow told us. "What now is relevant is the connection, or the share, and that is why Facebook is going to be a force for [direct response] advertisers in the coming years."
If this effect works and can be measured well for advertisers, this could completely change the picture for Facebook.
Google's bottom of the funnel business is the most amazing online business model because it delivers measurable, reliable ROI for direct response advertisers. (In advertising lingo, "top of the funnel" advertising seeks to generate demand while "bottom of the funnel" advertising seeks to satisfy demand. Google is the king of the latter online, and Facebook is thought to want to dominate the former.)
It's always assumed that Facebook advertising is mostly top of the funnel, brand/media advertising, and that this is the huge pot of money that Facebook is going after. Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg told us as much during Business Insider's IGNITION conference.
But bottom of the funnel advertising, which Google dominates, is a market that's just as big and can be much more profitable.
If it turns out that Facebook's ad formats can also work well for direct-response advertising in a scalable way, it would put Facebook in much more direct competition with Google—and instantly double its addressable market.
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Siddikur Rahman of Bangladesh blasted his way to the summit of the leaderboard with a superb round of five under par 67 on the opening day of the inaugural Gujarat Kensville Challenge, the first event of the 2011 Challenge Tour season.
The Challenge Tour debutant raced into the lead after sprinkling five birdies in a flawless round of golf at Kensville Golf Club in Ahmedabad, India, which was designed by three-time European Tour champion Jeev Milkha Singh.
Rahman, starting on the tenth tee, flew out of the blocks with four birdies on the way out, before adding another on the sixth hole to finish two strokes clear of his nearest challengers, England's Daniel Denison, Austrian Florian Praegant and Portugal's Ricardo Santos.
"I played two practice rounds and the Pro-Am and hence was primed before the event," said Rahman. "When I went out, I just thought of keeping the ball on the fairways as there are so many out of bounds on the course.
"It was a combination of good driving and short game that enabled me to keep the bogeys off my card.
"I hope to sustain my form through the week. And if I win this week, I would prefer to play the Challenge Tour even though I have an Asian Tour card, because ultimately I would like to play on The European Tour."
Rahman is one of a number of young Bangladeshi players emerging on the international golfing scene, and he believes it is no coincidence that he and his countrymen are developing at a rate of knots, given the junior programme he came through in his homeland.
"My club, Kurmitola Golf Club, has played a crucial role in the development of golf in Bangladesh by initiating a junior development programme and providing enough facilities for them to train. Hence there is a spurt in the number of players playing on the bigger tours."
The chasing pack is led by Denison, whose career – and indeed life – was in jeopardy after he was involved in a serious car crash in 2007.
But having returned to full fitness the young Englishman is rebuilding his career, and will have been encouraged by a round of 69 which was marred only by a double bogey at the par three fifth hole.
Denison was joined on three under par by Santos, whose first gain came at the fourth hole, where he hit a nine iron to four feet and rolled in the putt. That birdie was soon cancelled out by his only blemish of the day at the next hole, where he three-putted from long range.
But the 28 year old made amends after the turn, running up successive birdies on the 12th and 13th holes courtesy of putts from three and ten feet respectively.
Another birdie on the 16th hole, where he pitched his seven iron to ten feet, saw Santos come home in 33 to join Praegant in a share of the lead.
He said: "My driving was the key to my round today – I was excellent off the tee, which took a lot of pressure off my irons. My putting was also decent – I had 32 putts, which wasn't bad going because the greens here are obviously very hard with the sun.
"The course is in good condition, especially considering the fact that it's only three years old. It's a tough course, but I enjoyed playing it. Having made a good start, hopefully I can now keep it going over the next three days."
Like Santos, Praegant also took advantage of the shorter back nine to join the Portuguese player in a share of second place.
After turning in one over par the Austrian might have feared the worst, but he stormed back with birdies at the tenth, 12th, 14th and 15th holes to surge through the field.
He said: "The course is in great shape, except maybe for one or two of the greens, which are a touch firm. It's a tough course with lots of out of bounds, so you have to keep it straight, especially off the tee. Luckily I managed to keep the ball in play all day.
"I played some good golf today, and didn't really miss any of the birdie chances I created. I want to take it round by round and not put too much pressure on myself, but it's always important to get off to a good start and I'm glad I've managed to do that."
India's Gaganjeet Bhullar, one of the host nation's brightest prospects and twice a winner on the Asian Tour, is well in the hunt on two under par, alongside the Scandinavian trio of Sweden's Klas Eriksson, Norwegian Espen Kofstad and Dane Mads Vibe-Hastrup.
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WASHINGTON -- A Virginia man accused of shooting a security guard inside the headquarters of a conservative Christian lobbying group was indicted on a local terrorism charge, marking the first time in a decade that a person has been prosecuted under the statute, prosecutors said Wednesday.
The new charge is for Floyd Lee Corkins II, who was arrested in August and charged with opening fire inside the lobby of the Family Research Council building in downtown Washington.
Authorities said Corkins was carrying a backpack containing ammunition and Chick-fil-A sandwiches when he entered the group's headquarters, saying words to the effect of, "I don't like your politics," before shooting the guard, Leonardo Johnson, in the arm. Johnson managed to help take down the gunman, and no one else was injured. Chick-fil-A was making headlines at the time because of its president's stated opposition to gay marriage.
Corkins had been volunteering at a community center for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people and his parents told the authorities that he felt strongly about gay rights. His target was a lobbying group that staunchly opposes gay marriage and abortion rights. The new charge, brought under a 2002 terrorism statute, indicates prosecutors plan to prove the shooting was ideologically motivated.
Corkins is the first person charged under the District of Columbia's Anti-Terrorism Act of 2002, according to the U.S. Attorney's office in Washington. The indictment accuses him of "acting with the intent to intimidate and coerce a significant portion of the civilian population of the District of Columbia and the United States."
The terrorism charge carries up to 30 years in prison. Other new charges in the updated indictment include attempted murder while armed, second-degree burglary and weapons offenses.
Corkins is due in federal court Friday. He had earlier pleaded not guilty to charges of carrying a firearm across state lines, assault with intent to kill while armed and possession of a firearm during a violent crime.
Bill Miller, a spokesman for the U.S. attorney's office, declined to comment, as did Corkins' public defender, David Bos.
Family Research Council president Tony Perkins said in an emailed statement late Wednesday:
"The terrorism indictment announced today ... makes clear that acts of violence designed to intimidate and silence those who support natural marriage and traditional morality violate the law and undermine the security and stability of our form of government.
"We again call on organizations like the Southern Poverty Law Center to stop its reckless practice of labeling organizations that oppose their promotion of homosexuality. The SPLC's `hate' labeling of Christian organizations is fostering a dangerous and deadly environment of hostility and it needs to stop."
After the shooting, Andrea Lafferty, the president of another conservative Christian organization, Traditional Values Coalition, revealed that she was told by authorities that a note containing her group's contact information was found in Corkins' pocket. She said she was concerned her group had been targeted.


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Earlier to a New PlayBook OS launched, this not takes user to v220.127.116.112. This is the newest version. Users beware, if you are running a leaked copy of the Android App Player, upgrading to this OS will kill your App Player. This OS will render it useless. I am sorry to say this, but hopefully they will pump out an official version of the Android App Player soon! For now, download this new OS and let us know how it is.
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Existing users will automatically receive a software update notification on the BlackBerry PlayBook status ribbon, or they can check for the software update at any time in the settings menu under Software Updates. Users who purchase and activate a BlackBerry PlayBook tablet on or after Sunday, June 12 will automatically be updated to v22.214.171.1242 or later as part of the BlackBerry PlayBook setup process and no further update is required.


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
A video workshop on teaching mathematics for K-12 educators; 6 one-hour video programs, workshop guide, and Web site; graduate credit available
This series has been discontinued due to rights expiration.
Workshop 1. Following Children's Ideas in Mathematics
An unprecedented long-term study conducted by Rutgers University followed the development of mathematical thinking in a randomly selected group of students for 12 years - from 1st grade through high school - with surprising results. In an overview of the study, we look at some of the conditions that made their math achievement possible. Go to this unit.
Workshop 2. Are You Convinced?
Proof making is one of the key ideas in mathematics. Looking at teachers and students grappling with the same probability problem, we see how two kinds of proof — proof by cases and proof by induction — naturally grow out of the need to justify and convince others. Go to this unit.
Workshop 3. Inventing Notations
We learn how to foster and appreciate students' notations for their richness and creativity, and we look at some of the possibilities that early work on problems that engage students in creating notation systems might open up for students as they move on toward algebra. Go to this unit.
Workshop 4. Thinking Like a Mathematician
What does a mathematician do? What does it mean to "think like a mathematician"? This program parallels what a mathematician does in real-life with the creative thinking of students. Go to this unit.
Workshop 5. Building on Useful Ideas
One of the strands of the Rutgers long-term study was to find out how useful ideas spread through a community of learners and evolve over time. Here, the focus is in on the teacher's role in fostering thoughtful mathematics. Go to this unit.
Workshop 6. Possibilities of Real-Life Problems
Students come up with a surprising array of strategies and representations to build their understanding of a real-life calculus problem — before they have ever taken calculus. Go to this unit.
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Wanted to apologize first for missing the last two weeks' fishing reports.
Had a hole develop in my head which was letting blood go where it didn't belong. It took about a week in the hospital to seal the blown gasket. Doctors assure me I'll be back to full mental mediocrity in no time.
That said, it was not a bad time to miss. Other than a few days, the weather has been generally awful with fishing following closely behind.
The St. Johns River and Area Lakes
It's pretty safe to say that the shrimp season that never really started has ended for the year.
Bream fishing will continue to slow down all over the creeks and river throughout the winter, though late November and December can be the best months of the year for the biggest old bluegills we call copperheads around here.
Most of the freshwater guys are now targeting speckled perch.
And while it's early yet, there are some nice stringers coming in.
Lake Lochloosa continues to be weeks ahead of everywhere else. Big females with fully developed roe are being caught up in the pads this week.
These are nice fish. If the wind ever dies down, the spawn fishing should be exceptional. Some specks are being caught on the lake side of the Rodman Dam and on up into the old Barge Canal.
Otherwise, those fishing dock pilings and downed trees are doing pretty well on the scattered specks.
Bass are all over the place with all the winds and tides in the St. Johns. There is no pattern to follow right now.
The Intracoastal Waterway
The ditch is crawling with fish when you can get out of the wind. There are tons of speckled seatrout all over the creeks. The problem is that you'll probably need to catch a dozen to find a keeper.
With this in mind, a good plan for trout would be to leave the float rigs behind. You don't need them. Any plastic tail on a ¼-ounce jig head will catch all the fish you'll want. Pinch down the barb. You won't lose any fish and you'll make a fast, frisky release much more probable. Dig out your 6-pound test speckle perch spinning outfits and have a real ball. There is no trout out there that will spool 100 yards of fresh 6-pound mono with two feet of 15 pound fluorocarbon leader on the end. Have fun.
Black drum are all over the river in the channels and holes. The sheepshead bite is picking up day by day under area bridges.
Redfish are around as usual. But like the trout, there a bunch of little guys to release in order to get a keeper. Pinched-barb jigs are a great bet here as well.
The Atlantic Ocean
There's not much going on, more because of a lack of fishermen than fish. Paul Dozier headed out just northeast of the St. Augustine Inlet Monday and came home with eight nice wahoo. All but one was more than 40 pound and five were more than 50; the largest at 59 pounds. All the fish were caught in between 165 to 230 feet of water on Islander lures pinned to horse ballyhoo. No tuna or dolphin were sighted or caught.
Grouper reports were a little better this week, thought most all the fish were caught out past 150 feet.
Surf fishing has been generally poor for the past two weeks mainly due to big seas and dirty water. But this is prime time. And we have northeast winds forecast for the rest of the week which should make the next four or five days exceptional for pompano and whiting.
Reports are coming from one end of the county to the other. But the south beaches - especially in Flagler County - have the advantage of holding live sand fleas. This is always a pompano bait you don't want to be without. But I've seen limits this winter taken on pretty nasty dead shrimp. Blue crab knuckles and fresh clams are sometimes better than the fleas. But whatever you toss them, I'd bet that this will be a super weekend for fishing the surf in St. Johns County.
The weather
We're looking at Northeast winds all week at 10 knots or so with 2 to 3 foot seas. Should be real pretty from the St. Johns to the Gulf Stream. Have a great weekend.
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There have been a few stated excuses why physicians are hesitant to utilize social media services for things like peer to peer communication and for discussion of clinical cases. The statements that are made are they physicians are concerned about issues of security and privacy. Don't get me wrong, I completely agree with these statements.
It's just that organizations, especially physician membership organizations, have been trying to come up with the answer of how to build a site by which physicians can feel "safe" to discuss these type of issues.
My professional organization, the American Academy of Family Physicians, announced on their Facebook page yesterday that they are introducing a platform on their website that is "safe" and "secure" to encourage family physician members increased communication.
The name of this service is "AAFP Connection," and I give a brief review of this service in the video above. Visually, the interface is nice. There is no doubt that one of the things that they wanted to do is to make the user interface fairly easy to navigate.
AAFP Connection has the equivalent of twitter/facebook updates and the ability to store photos. Something interesting is the ability to upload documents and share these as well. I wonder how much this feature will be utilized by users.
Of course, the big question is this: Will AAFP members use this platform? My initial gut feeling is no. I have been a member of the AAFP for a number of years now, and the in the "communication generation" before this one, there was promotion of the use of e-mail listservs. What happened there was it was popular for a number of months, and then people didn't utilize as much. For me, there wasn't too much real dialogue, and a lot of people used it for their own self-promotion - thereby giving it a "spam" like feel.
The failure of AAFP Connection is not going to be because of the AAFP. It's just that for those who use twitter and facebook, how can a busy physician check another social network? For those who are not even on social media, trying to explain the concept of a social network will be difficult. The good part is that their huge AAFP Committee Cluster meetings will take place at the end of this month. Maybe some good brainstorming can take place to see how to effectively roll this product out....


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September 20, 2019, 12:46:14 AMSalanewt: Groovy.
September 10, 2019, 12:56:51 PMFox: Small corrections = If those images were uploaded via an account, you can still get them ... but Sept 16 is the last day.
September 10, 2019, 12:27:46 PMFox: I'm suprised many of the badges weren't put on the server... and now that tinypic has deleted them, they're gone forever. xD
September 05, 2019, 01:06:04 PMFrog: wow, it's nice to see this place is still around :o
September 05, 2019, 12:07:44 PMFox: "them" as in their posts.
September 05, 2019, 12:07:03 PMFox: As in... look at all those users.... paiseo, notto1122, jirapon, pubg1, nutseo6.... All of them. Are spambots with Thai language in them. xD So many of them... and nothing productive coming from any of them. I bet it's the same person.
September 04, 2019, 08:48:35 PMFox: Every post with Thai language in it. I'm going to immediately assume is spam. For now one, until proven otherwise. xD
August 22, 2019, 12:53:38 PMOmx7: A shame that I only recently discovered this website. Hopefully, we see Golden Sun 4 in the near future.
August 15, 2019, 04:08:47 PMFox: Golden Sun Slacking Community = I like that, Misery! Perfect April Fools joke?
August 13, 2019, 02:37:11 AMSalanewt: Oh hey Atrius, long time no see!
August 12, 2019, 11:37:45 PMFox: (Someone else discovered that, not me.)
August 12, 2019, 11:33:42 PMFox: So um. It looks like abilties in the class editor are being put back in as a byte for GS1?
August 12, 2019, 08:02:58 PMFox: Also, it seems most of us have moved to the Discord. In case if you were wondering where the forums activity went. Maybe come by and check it out. But it is just a suggestion, you don't have to.
August 12, 2019, 07:57:02 PMFox: I figured that was a possibility. If you are guesting, it is hard to know how frequently you check back. It's great to hear from you, though. :) What have you been up to? Is Forgotten Dreams still being worked on, or has that been cancelled? (I'd guess you don't have much time for it. It's been years since we've last heard about it.)
August 12, 2019, 12:48:12 AMKingAmiti: Still great work Atrius :)
August 11, 2019, 06:45:03 PMAtrius: This place was a HUGE part of my life, and even though I don't have the time that it really deserves to take care of it, I will love it forever, and never forget about it..
August 11, 2019, 05:16:34 PMAtrius: If anyone wants to make a replacement site then go for it. Although I plan to keep this place up for the foreseeable future, it isn't really maintained anymore.
August 11, 2019, 05:09:10 PMAtrius: Sometimes he comes by and looks around without logging in.
August 08, 2019, 11:52:33 AMFox: Does Atrius still come here? He hasn't logged in since last year. Maybe it is time to create a replacement site so we can have our full encyclopedia... Then again, I'm too lazy. Especially to get all that done by myself. :/
July 06, 2019, 03:44:41 AMSalanewt: Oh, yeah there isn't an animation overhaul for GS1 sadly.


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"Cake" Cruelty
Ladies and gentlemen of the cake community, I come to you today with a matter of grave concern to us all.
Allow me to present exhibit A:
These seemingly innocent "cakes" are instead a threat to all the sugary goodness we hold dear. Observe:
Once sliced, you will note that these "cakes" are not cakes at all. Instead, they are layers of various meat and mayo-based salads, bread, and then - here's the worst part - "iced" with cream cheese. Note how the creators of these twisted impostors then push the deception even further by decorating the "cakes" with little roses, vines, and piped borders.
I ask you, fellow carb-lovers, are we to allow such cake defamation to stand? Will we sit idly by while our children and grandchildren are subjected to cakes that are not cakes? And if so, what next? Liverwurst doughnuts? Tuna-filled eclairs? Meat pies? (Oh, wait...)
Nay, I say, nay! We shall rise up, and as one declare that our butter cream icing must remain unsullied, our baked goods pure in sugar. Join me, and together we can make our world a place of fat, sugar, and dairy-based products for all!
Melissa P., thanks for calling my attention to this adjusted unjust injustice. (Seashell-Selling She, eat your heart out.)


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not just in boys rooms, girls need to learn these things too! this is a great quote though… Diana Vreeland was amazing in my opinion.
Daffy on its face but true to the core. Which is pretty much Vreeland in a nutshell.
Great idea!
Don't forget little girls rooms also!
Very wise… people need to see the big picture from an early age… this world is too big to not explore it!
she never fails to make me laugh with her wonderful and sometimes cynical advise, thanks Sartorialist
Maybe, but it will stop being cool once he gets into high school.
She really was amazingly fab in every single way
This statement intrigues me.. i've traveled to a number of developing countries and find trouble in the meaning of 'provincial'. From a worldly perspective, I see a unique sense of sophistication in these so called provincial areas. Better opt, travel with your kids!
What's wrong with a provincial point of view?
i appreciate this quote. i've planned for a while now that when i have kids i'm going to do that. i won't paint it though, urban outfitters has wall murals. but regardless i'm so glad to see this quote, makes me feel like i have a good plan!
Thank you!
Very, very good advice. I feel like there's a whole generation of people who need this advice STAT.
So how do you explain the oh-so provincial attitudes of quite a few (by no means all) New Yorkers? Mommies didn't get them maps?
oh please putting shit on the wall will not make ur kid anymore cultured than if you dont get them to experience it. Why not teach the child different foods, songs and art, as well as, allow them to befriend others from different races. Its up to the parents interaction with the child and the environment…not simply putting something up on the wall and expect them to 'get it'.
This is a fab idea for every child's room! xo
"Why Don't You wash your blond child's hair in dead champagne, as they do in France."
But my question is, who had dead champagne lying around?
I was just thinking about time hanging a world map in my 7 year-olds room, to spark her curiosity about the world. I'm thinking of making a game of having her choose a country every week and researching it, eating at restaurants that serve its food, etc. Thank God I live in NYC.
It's wrong not to see yourself as a part of the whole universe, to think that your yard, your town is it.
Very wise sentence by Diana Vreekand.
D.V. forever! I just finished her autobiography and I am in love with this little canary bird of fashion history.
It's really perplexing that while encouraging a world view, this was restricted to only half of the population!! Is this a direct quote from Ms. Vreeland? I don't know whether I'd feel better or worse if it was …
I think this is a good advice…
Nothing is wrong with provincial point of view if it doesn't assume that any other kind of view is wrong/twisted/funny… and according to my experience – it often does.
Girls need big dreams too!
This statement is interesting. I'm not sure what it means. It seems to be to imply that a 'local' manner is less desirable than, say, a 'global' (more sophisticated) one? Since when did 'provincial' become so pejorative? I come from a very rural province and have never been privileged, financially or otherwise. I doubt a map on a wall would give me some sort of broad-mindedness. Moreover, I doubt that travel (virtual or otherwise) gives many people an ability to appreciate other people, where they come from, and their many diverse ways of living. Some of the most narrow-minded people I know have been great travellers. I feel I'm able to relate to many people from many backgrounds despite my 'provincial' background, accent and mannerisms. Screw the map – just see the beauty in everyone from everywhere.
I love provincial point of view!
better travelling…
"I'm thinking of making a game of having her choose a country every week and researching it, eating at restaurants that serve its food, etc. Thank God I live in NYC."
Believing NYC is the center of the universe and that cultural stimulation cannot be found elsewhere is no better than having "a provincial point of view"
I recently re-read her memoir, DV. Such a fascinating, entertaining woman.
Very true! When I was 8, a family friend who lived in Sydney (Australia) came to visit us and gave me a globe as present. I've become curious about the world since. We lived in Shanghai (China) in the 80s and didn't have the liberty to travel abroad as urban Chinese do today, but my parents always had calendars of world destinations on our walls, which further nurtured my curiosity. At 18, I moved to the US by myself. On the day of departure, my mother tried very hard to hold back her tears. But my eyes were dry and my heart was filled with excitement and anticipation. Was it awful? Well, maps do give kids ideas :)
My girls have a globe to play with … in the hopes that someday they'll have a world to play in.
Hip, hip, hooray! Thank God she was here and able to leave an imprint!
People!!! Come on, this is figurative writing! GET the message!!!! :)
divine diana! loving the vintag shots scott! i have a glorious collection of my own family travelling the world in the 30's and 40's – glamourous, chic and impeccably put together – so inspiring!
First they drew maps, then they conquered.
The foundations of cosmopolitanism are questionable to say the least.
Very true. When I was six, my parents took my sisters and brother and me to Europe, and again when I was 12 and 15. This was on a prop plane that had to land in Greenland to refuel. Travel was not common then as it is now, but I remember clearly the different foods, cultures, the railroad stations in England! It broadened my outlook and gave me a fantastic thirst for travel all of my life.
I think that it is the idea and the spirit of the statement, moreso than the literal interpretation of it, that makes it so striking and realistic.
The idea behind it is that your child will see, on a daily basis, the other areas of the world and, in turn, hopefully, be inspired to want to learn more about the culture abroad, and travel out to experience the world.
Although I am not certain if my mother knew of this quote exactly, the idea and essence of this was certainly expressed by her to me, by way of showing me new things, introducing me to a vast array of reading material and, when her finances permitted, taking myself and my younger brother on trips, first within the US and then, as we became of age, outside of the United States borders.
Don't be so literal, some of you. Embrace the spirit and idea of the statement!
Love the idea…and Diana Vreeland!
ahahahaha @ the people who took it literally.
I have a strong feeling that this quote is being appreciated just because it was posted on this blog–this is not an original idea at all, let alone that maps are the best wall decoration anyway.
Ha, very true. I can name a handful of guys whose mothers should've done that. Such a shame when people never really leave their small hometown and realize all the things that are out there.
Oh this makes me wish I had a little boy!! I might have to treat myself.
p.s. Anonymous: does it really matter if it's posted here as an 'original idea'? It brought a little light to my day, I think that counts for more.
One of her boys grew up and was my grad school professor. There was nothing provincial about him. He was utterly charming and, perhaps not so surprising, always beautifully dressed.
my mother brought home a globe for me when i was four. to this day i remember "playing" with it for hours. i would spin the globe and while it was whirling i would close my eyes, point my finger and place it on the globe to slow its spinning. as soon as it stopped i would open my eyes and see where it landed. my mother would play this game often with me, telling me stories about all these far off places. for as long as i can remember i have been obsessed with travelling, learning about other cultures and experiencing things that are outside my "personal world."
not only was a great at geography growing up, but the desire to live and learn outside of my comfort zone has really driven me to interesting places in my life (both physically and intellectually)… and i'm only 21! i can't imagine where the next 21 years of my life will take me and i can't wait!
-and i don't think i would be who i am or where i am if it wasn't for my mother and her globe-
This is exactly what I plan on doing! I have a huge world map hanging up on my wall now and always wished I could paint it all over my room.
PS: I don't think the quote is meant to belittle "provincial" points of view, I think it's simply meant to provide an alternate method of teaching your children about the rest of the world :)
I think this idea is playful and fun, sort of along the lines of Sark… but I strongly support the idea of being less provincial… not in terms of inherited customs, traditions, and most especially, clothes and food, which adds beauty and richness to the world, but in terms of being unaware/intolerant of of the ways of other communities
great ideia! i'll do that to my room;)


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I get phone calls at my office every single day from people who do not know what an "As-Is" disclaimer means. And they are curious because the car they just bought blew up or otherwise died and they can't figure out why the selling dealer won't help them.
I have talked about "As-Is" sales here on several occasions in a few different contexts but I thought it might be useful to devote a podcast to the "As-Is" sale. My advice? Do Not Buy A Car "As-Is" unless you really know what you are getting into and you have taken the necessary steps to protect yourself.
The world would be a happier place if everyone knew this. And, my office would be a slightly quieter place, with the phones ringing less and whatnot. So, I present to you Lehto's Law Episode XIX.
And the picture at the top? I worked in radio for many years as a disk jockey but was fired from my first job. I got a new job at a bigger and better station shortly after and my friend owned the drive-in theater which sat across the road from my old radio station. When I told him about my new job he put up the verbiage on the marquee you see above. My old boss had to look at that each time he drove into or out of the old station parking lot for the whole summer (my friend put the names of the movies they were showing on the other side).
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Street food, cafes, bars, you name it
Siem Reap restaurants serve up top-quality food from almost every corner of the globe and you can travel the world from here, provided you're happy to use a plate instead of a magic carpet. We are still missing out on one continent, and hopefully we may see some African food here one day soon, but for the rest, well, there's plenty from the world's menus to satisfy everyone's... Read our full review of International food.
Much maligned as the unsavoury cousin of spicier and more glamorous Thai food, real Cambodian cooking is unfortunately under-appreciated by many visitors to Cambodia, although this is hardly their fault.... Read our full review of Cambodian food basics.
Siem Reap is full of restaurants but where to find very simple, very cheap street... Read our full review of Street food.
If you are what you eat, then it's hard to beat the opportunity to tuck into delicious, healthy food at the same time as supporting a worthwhile cause. Perhaps the way to Cambodia's heart is through your stomach. Siem Reap has at least four NGO cafés and restaurants, though there's bound to be more tucked away, and more on the way to the busy overall scene as... Read our full review of NGO restaurants.
It's not easy in Cambodia to find a sympathetic ear if you're a vegetarian. Instead, you will be confronted with everything ranging from open disbelief, to dark mutterings that the barang is clearly mad, to acts of rebellion with secret sprinklings of shrimp or bacon bits. And sometimes the struggle is not even that overt. So much of Cambodian food is laced with prahok or fish sauce that it... Read our full review of Vegetarian food.
Cambodia may be a Johnny-come-lately on the Southeast Asia tourist trail, but there's one area where they've already caught up with, even exceeded, their neighbours. The restaurants here (in both Siem Reap and Phnom Penh) are fantastic. The Cambodian culinary scene has developed in less than ten years, yet has managed to set high standards so that even the average restaurants should serve up... Read our full review of Italian restaurants.
I'm not American, which you can tell by the fact that I eat burgers with a knife and fork (frankly, the concept of having to unhinge your jaw in order to put food in your mouth seems freakish and bizarre), have an almost disturbing neurosis about "proper" spelling, and get very twitchy when someone asks for recommendations about Mexican food.... Read our full review of Mexican food.
Cambodian food does get a bit of a bad rap compared to its neighbours, for numerous reasons of varying soundness, and it can seem incongruous therefore to even associate the words "posh", "Khmer" and "nosh" (a bit like trying to think of snazzy Welsh food), but associate them you can, and the rewards for doing so in Siem Reap are rich... Read our full review of Fancy Cambodian food.
I recently discovered that German baronesses and French princesses can be counted among my forebears, which might explain why I've still never set foot in a KFC. It would have been better if the witches hadn't apparently spent absolutely everything, leaving me with nothing but their tastes, but this is what I'm now stuck with: Champagne taste and beer money. But Siem Reap isn't a bad... Read our full review of Best places for afternoon tea.
While some might argue that a large bowl of glistening French fries is the best accompaniment to any dish, sometimes it doesn't quite do the trick. In fact, what might work best is simply a better view, and this can be hard to come by in Siem Reap.... Read our full review of Garden restaurants.
So many tourist markets, boutiques, jewellers and craft shops in Siem Reap can make shopping here a real pleasure. On the other hand, if you have a case of the midnight munchies, or just need batteries, its charms can seem a little over-worked. The practical things in life can rarely be found in the bottom of a recycled, eco-friendly, socially conscious, vegetarian... Read our full review of Supermarkets.
After three years in operation, Cuisine Wat Damnak made it on to the list of Asia's 50 Best Restaurants 2015, but this is likely to be only the beginning of great stuff for this small, unpretentious and fantastic establishment. Owner-chef Joannes Riviere and his wife Carole Salmon are dedicated to bringing you the best of Cambodian food, with a twist or two. What they create here is so good it... Read our full review of Cuisine Wat Damnak.
One of the last traditional Khmer wooden villas remaining in the centre of Siem Reap is home to Cafe Indochine, creating a romantic, intimate setting for this classic Khmer restaurant with some additional international... Read our full review of Cafe Indochine.
Run by Kaliyan Mith, an NGO working with street children in Siem Reap, Marum makes dining for a worthy cause something to savour. Sitting in a similar category of quality cuisine to the delightful and always busy Haven training school restaurant, Marum raises the bar slightly with regards to both ambiance and price... Read our full review of Marum.
About 100 metres from the northern end of Pub Street but a million miles from the genuine free Apsara show, authentic Cambodian snake and crocodile barbecues and myriad piscene pedicure tanks, you will find a small haven of tranquility, a very classy little Khmer-owned and managed restaurant serving inexpensive and reliably high quality local food in zen-like... Read our full review of The Old House.
When one of Britain's top chefs, Gordon Ramsey, was looking for a place to go to learn how to cook Khmer food, he went to Sugar Palm, where Kethana Dunnet's souffled amok is considered to be the best in town, if not the country, by a long mile. Sugar Palm is a firm favourite among those who are keen to show off the best of traditional Cambodian cooking in a beautiful, even romantic, setting.... Read our full review of The Sugar Palm.
Popular with expats, locals and visitors alike, Mr Grill has a massive menu of grills and dishes, including fish, meat and veg selections that you can grill yourself at the table, as well as an a la carte menu of Cambodian, and some Western, dishes. The open-air restaurant on Wat Bo Road is something of an institution in Siem Reap, and the busy atmosphere is infectiously dynamic, especially if... Read our full review of Mr Grill.
A huge hit with vegetarians and non-vegetarians alike, this very pretty restaurant stands out on The Passage for its elegant decor. The space here is small and intimate, but it always manages to be comfortable, and the location in the middle of The Alley means you're in a prime spot, yet you feel like you're retaining a calm distance. The extensive menu offers veggie variations on classic... Read our full review of Chamkar.
With its deep red and warm yellow decor, lively atmosphere and rows of wooden tables, Khmer Kitchen bears an uncanny resemblance to a Spanish venta or a Mexican cantina. But the similarity ends with the decor and what you will actually find at this busy eatery in Siem Reap's tourist centre are generous portions of honest Cambodian food at good value prices, and all within staggering distance of... Read our full review of Khmer Kitchen.
Beautiful decor and an effort to create some of the finest Khmer food in the Pub Street area make this place stand out. They aim to create Khmer royal cuisine and the food is some of the best Khmer fare available in downtown and the Old Market-facing part of the restaurant is ideal for people watching. They also have a salon upstairs with air-con for those who need a blast of cool... Read our full review of Champey.
I know some prefer it cool, smooth and slow, but I have to confess I'm a major fan of hot and steamy. Of course, this does usually result in short lived affairs, but I don't know anyone who could handle that much intensity for longer anyway. Especially with the Italians, God do the Italians really know how to do it. On the other hand, you'd take your time over a Cambodian. They're edgier... Read our full review of Best coffee joints.
No expense has been spared here to serve up the very best ice-cream and coffee in town or, very possibly, the region. Every day, a state-of-the-art machine churns out fresh ice-creams and sorbets that are bursting with the pure flavours of organic milk and local fruits, and the best chocolate, nuts, Madagascar vanilla and other flavours that the all-Italian owners can... Read our full review of Gelato Lab.
This very sweet, locally owned and run cafe serves up some excellent value breakfasts, great coffee, and really good value lunches, including salads, sandwiches and quiches. Immensely popular with the French expat community, and anyone else with the good sense to make it a regular spot. They've recently expanded their menu, and their venue, and are now open for dinners too. La Boulangerie isn't... Read our full review of La Boulangerie.
As the guys who opened this place would say, Little Red Fox Espresso is seriously "the bomb". Adam Rodwell and David Stirling threw caution to the wind when they moved to Siem Reap in mid-2014, and even more so when they opened up their cafe and hair salon in an area just that little bit off the main track. But notwithstanding people's continuing reluctance to step away from the safe... Read our full review of Little Red Fox Espresso.
Simple, unpretentious and comfortable describes both the food and the set-up here. Created by Global Child, an excellent NGO that seeks to provide a top-notch education for former street children in Siem Reap, the cafe was set up to help fund the programme. But that doesn't mean they are relying on people's goodwill to carry them through. The food here is generous, thoughtfully considered and... Read our full review of Joe to Go.
There's a lot of heart and humour in this little riverside sweet spot. Sister Srey is the creation of two young Australian sisters who were on all set to make their fame and fortune in London but decided on the way that Siem Reap is actually where it's at — and who could blame them? They opened up at the end of 2012, and have been running crowd control ever since as fans flock in for the... Read our full review of Sister Srey Cafe.
On the edges of the ever cooler Kandal Village, The Hive has proven to be one of the most popular additions to Siem Reap's growing cafe scene thanks to its friendly vibe, excellent coffees, well-conceived menu and sin-busting range of fruit and veg... Read our full review of The Hive.
Sometimes, when the heat and tiredness of trudging around Angkor sets in, the only cure is a pastry or ice-cream and great big coffee. Part of the Blue Pumpkin chain, it doesn't open till 08:00, though the Pub Street restaurant is open as early as 05:00. The Angkor Café faces the causeway leading to Angkor Wat, and is linked with Artisans d'Angkor so you can enjoy your coffee and,... Read our full review of Angkor Cafe.
There are few restaurants in Siem Reap, if any other, where you need to book a couple of days in advance in high season to be sure to get a seat. The well-deserved popularity of Haven Training Restaurant means you need to plan this one in advance and not just rock up if the idea of quality, fairly priced food that's all for a social cause, sounds appealing. Don't do as I did and get turned... Read our full review of Haven Training Restaurant.
A classic French menu in a romantic garden or elegant interior setting, impeccable service and incredible food mean a trip to Abacus is always a special occasion. The focus is French, but with some special Asian twists in places. Special dishes include arguably the best carpaccio in town, and a lamb shank with lentils that is to die for. The Abacus burger is frequently vaunted as the best in... Read our full review of Abacus.
Authentic Italian cooking in an inviting, relaxed but very thoughtful streetside restaurant. Il Forno went from non-existence to pre-eminence in about 24 hours flat. Created by a young Italian family, the rich aroma of authenticity wafts from every dish. Their pizzas are crisp and thin based, with real tomato sauce and generous toppings. Many of the pastas are house-made, and their pesto... Read our full review of Il Forno.
A small and rather unassuming lane transports you from the neon-lit crush of Pub Street towards La Cabane La Cuisine des Filles, a one-minute walk in time and space and a world away in atmosphere and service. It's an unusual spot, having about it something of an air of the Mediterranean seaside with gaily painted yellow and orange corrugated walls that a large, open-plan room is able to carry off... Read our full review of La Cabane La Cuisine des Filles.
A relaxed, open-terrace festooned with greenery and some of the most highly-rated vegetarian food in town make this a go-to spot for many. Ivy 2 has possibly the biggest vegetarian menu in town, and whether you're a vegetarian or meat-lover, their cheesey mash will have you swooning. Their non-vegetarian menu is impressive too, with all the classics and then some good home cooking that will... Read our full review of Ivy 2.
They say you should breakfast like a king, and they also say you should start the day as you mean to carry... Read our full review of Breakfasts.
For many people searing Asian temperatures are something of an appetite killer (would that I were one of them). Even after a day of meandering around temples or browsing markets, come dinnertime the ravening hunger that one might look forward to satisfying on a cold winter's day just isn't there, and the idea of sitting down to a full meal can be somewhat off-putting. Praise be, in that case,... Read our full review of Tapas .
Being born French is nature's way of fondly ruffling your hair and gently patting you on the bum before letting you off to play in the world safe in the knowledge that you're one of the favoured.... Read our full review of French restaurants.
In a town that owes its place on the tourist map to some of the most spectacular spiritual monuments in history, it's only fitting that you can still find a quiet retreat to feed your own 21st century spiritual needs. And at Peace Cafe, you can also re-fuel with some quality vegetarian food at the same time, in one of the greenest, coolest parts of... Read our full review of Peace Cafe.
Originally a creperie which also served some really excellent pizzas, the owner recently expanded the premises and the menu to accommodate those who were looking for some local dishes too. The crepes are excellent, and served with delicious pickles that beautifully off-set the flavours. Rich savoury dishes, such as the Savoyarde crepe stuffed with bacon, onion, potatoes and reblochon cheese or... Read our full review of Le Triskell d'Angkor.
A posher spot for some good Indian nosh, and slightly more expensive than elsewhere, but The Indian is generally considered worth it. Its glassed-in front takes you away from the hustle and bustle outside, and the service is very good. Siem Reap is spoiled for choice when it comes to Indian restaurants, all of which have their own dedicated fans who claim that their favourite is the best.... Read our full review of The Indian.
Anyone in a hurry for a curry is spoiled for choice in this town. You cannot go wrong by dropping in to any one of the ones that you might happen to pass. But Maharajah seems to strike the best balance for quality and value for money. There's everything you'd expect to find, all perfectly spiced, generously portioned, and very reasonably priced. It's moved from the old spot on Street 7,... Read our full review of Maharajah.
Cool and breezy Cafe Central occupies the ground floor of a classic cream-coloured colonial building on a commanding corner spot opposite Siem Reap's Old... Read our full review of Cafe Central.
If you're drawn in just on the name of this simple and inexpensive establishment, with its basic decoration and semi open-air set up, then you'd have been misled, since family-run Hawaii Pizza offers much more than just a respectable... Read our full review of Hawaii Pizza House.
When it's as hot in Siem Reap as it has been lately (though do we dare for a respite after the last few days of storms), there's not a great deal you can do except restrict movement as much as possible (mainly so that you don't skid in great lakes of your own sweat and break important things like a neck), and take in as many liquids as you... Read our full review of Wine.
Buy one get one? With so many bars and restaurants in Siem Reap you can do better than that thanks to the numerous happy hour deals that will keep you merry come cocktail... Read our full review of Best happy hours.
Just along from Old Market, Siem Reap's coolest bar manages somehow to be much, much more than the sum of its parts, thanks, we suppose, to the excellent music, low-down lights, and supremely-relaxed vibe. Their front-bar pool table is one of the busiest in town, with a regular rotation of players' names going up on the chalk board, though there's another one in the back room. You'll also... Read our full review of Laundry Bar.
This cocktail bar is small, friendly and, when it gets going, very lively. The cocktails are what make people come, the conversation usually makes them stay. The decor is China-chic-kitsch, a difficult balance but successfully pulled off without veering anywhere near pretension or tacky, and the staff are fabulous. The cocktail list has been designed with an eye on local ingredients, and... Read our full review of Miss Wong.
Siem Reap's first gay bar opened 10 years ago, and swiftly made a name for itself for its superb cocktails, late-night partying and supreme people-watching potential. The Saturday night ladyboy revues were a howling crowd-pleaser too. But times move on. Linga was also one of the first foreign bars to open around Pub Street, and has now become one of the first to fall victim of the steep rent... Read our full review of Linga Bar.
There's something so attractive about pub quizzes: here's an opportunity to enjoy a few beers with friends adjoined to the very exciting possibility of being able to show off your arcane knowledge of '80s pop music or South American butterfly genera.... Read our full review of Pub quiz mania.
I was talking to an Irish nurse recently who was describing her two years spent volunteering in a provincial Cambodian hospital, living in a building beside the hospital with no television, electricity or fridge, no pizza, wine or cheese, no internet, pub quizzes or bags of Kettle Chips from the supermarket. No cappuccinos! As we listened, simultaneously thrilled and aghast, a friend of mine... Read our full review of Siem Reap's Cambodian Pub Street.
View aside, there is plenty to keep you occupied such as pool tables, table football, large screen X Box games, and a massive screen for sports and other events. The entrance is just down a side street off Sivatha Boulevard, behind the 24 Hour Supermarket. This is the bar that seemingly never closes, and is renowned for its late night shenanigans. They host regular music events here (keep... Read our full review of X-Bar.
On those days when the heat and humidity drive you to drink then Picasso is probably the place to head for. In a long, air-con room that's been designed to look like a brick tunnel, the horse-shoe bar makes for a cool and convivial setting that's perfect for winding down. Picasso is small and intimate and a great place to start, or finish, an evening. They also show some sports on the big... Read our full review of Picasso.
Unmissable for all the home-spun graffiti that covers almost every inch of every wall, this is Pub Street's party central, and one of its longest running establishments. Angkor What? has now achieved institutional status, and is on the list of virtually everyone coming here. It gets crowded after 22:00, with the music cranked up and the $5 buckets of vodka/Red Bull starting to have their... Read our full review of Angkor What?.
It's just one of those things that you have to do while you're here: drop into the FCC Angkor for a happy hour cocktail at sunset and soak up the beautiful old colonial charm. If you explore a little, you'll find photographs up on the walls from the 60s and 70s that instantly transport you into a more romantic, adventurous frame of mind. For something a little more: the food here is good,... Read our full review of FCC Angkor.
Siem Reap may be small compared to nearby travel hotspots such as Bangkok and Phnom Penh, but the gay scene here is very well formed.... Read our full review of Gay-friendly hotels and bars in Siem Reap.
Cambodia's a very flat country inland. There are mountains along the border with Thailand, Laos and Vietnam – well, hills really but I'm not going to quibble – and even more along the southwest coastline, but inland all you'll see is great expanses of flatness broken only by the stubble of sugar palms in the distance that look like someone forgot to shave them and the odd bump in the... Read our full review of Rooftop bars.
Siem Reap is not a town you'll struggle to find a drink in — just ask the expats — and Pub Street, as the name suggests, is full of restaurants and bars catering to the tourist masses, which is part of its problem. Trying to have a drink with friends in anything resembling an atmosphere is just not going to happen here unless "heaving cattle car" is the kind of atmosphere that thrills... Read our full review of Where to go for drinks off Pub Street.
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The weather was fine for hunting in late December during the Anderson County Sportsman's Club's fourth youth deer hunt held Dec. 28-29, according to Fish and Wildlife Officer Jason Wells.
Any young hunters, ages 10-15 years old, who were unsuccessful in harvesting a deer during the fall youth hunt in October were invited to take a deer in December, Wells said.
The New Year has sure started out on a cold, wintry note. The recent sub-zero temperatures are something we haven't seen in Kentucky in years and something I don't think we'll ever get used to.
I know as I get older, the cold weather just seems to reach deeper into the old gut and chill me to the bone with each passing day. Not to worry, God has a plan and spring will be here soon which of course brings with it great fishing and spring turkey season in the Bluegrass.
I want to start out this month's column by dedicating this writing in memory of Kenny Detherage. Kenny was an avid outdoorsman and the Lilly/Detherage clans have always been like a family. I'll never forget the many dove hunts the two families shared together over the years, the goat cookings and the many other good times. As outdoorsmen, I feel I can speak for us all; we have lost a great one. Kenny lost his battle with cancer on November 30, 2013. Thoughts and prayers are with this wonderful family.
My favorite time of the year has arrived once again. I have just returned home from a business trip to Gettysburg, Pa., and actually enjoyed the eight-plus hour drive through the mountains of West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania.
The brilliant fall colors of the leaves can be somewhat distracting when you're driving not to mention the wildlife. I truly have what some might call a "turkey neck" or "owl head" when driving through such wildlife-rich country.
By Lee McClellan
Ky. Dept. of Fish and Wildlife Resources
Ky. Dept. of Fish & Wildlife Resources
The incredible weather so far this fall has many in Kentucky thinking about football, deer hunting, Keeneland and crappie fishing.
Anderson County youth display their hunting-season trophies.
When I was growing up here in Anderson County the only coyote familiar to local folks was named Wile E. Coyote and chased a roadrunner on Saturday morning cartoon television.
John Hill Jr. took this 9-point buck, his first with a bow, on Sept. 14. He was hunting on his grandmother's farm in western Anderson County. Hill says he is going to mount his prize. Send deer harvest photos to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Another great Kentucky fall is upon us. The fall season brings with it a plethora (pretty sure that's the first time I've ever typed that word and I am grateful for the automatic spell check on my laptop) of outdoor opportunities for outdoorsmen.
Squirrel season opened a few weeks back to several nice cool mornings and the first segment of the early season continues right up to the opening of deer gun season.
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In a fluke of scheduling, the Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School soccer teams played doubleheaders last Saturday against Baker.
In a fluke of scheduling, the Port St. Joe Jr./Sr. High School soccer teams played doubleheaders last Saturday against Baker.
Both the boys and girls won both games with the District 1-1A playoffs on the horizon.
The Lady Tiger Sharks finished district play 3-2-1 (8-3-1 overall) after winning 4-0 and 2-1 over Baker last weekend. Coach Gary Hindley expects the girls will be a second or third seed for the district tournament, which begins Tuesday, Jan. 15, with the finals Jan. 18, in Port St. Joe.
The Tiger Sharks beat Baker 6-3 and 8-0 to improve to 10-1-1 for the year, 7-0-1 in district play. The boys will be a one or two seed when the district tournament begins Jan. 22 in Freeport.
The unusual doubleheaders at Baker were necessitated due to a scheduling conflict and the need to finish district play with the girls� tournament next week.
Lady Tiger Sharks
The first game against Baker (a third-year program new to the district), was keyed by Kathleen Rish�s two goals, increasing her team-high goals to 10. Juniors Lexie McGhee (her eighth) and defender Brittney Shoemaker (her second) each scored on penalty kicks. Junior Christian Laine started in goal and played 20 minutes with seventh-grader Celeste Childs finishing. Both faced just one shot and made on save to share the shutout.
The second match was much tighter but Port St. Joe prevailed behind goals by Rish and McGhee. The single assist on the day was earned in this game by senior defender Jaclyn Kerigan.
Tiger Sharks
A record setting day by sophomore Marcel Duarte paced the boys.
Duarte had three goals in each match, increasing his team-high total to 25. With his first goal of the day, Duarte scored his 20th of the year to break the single-season school record set two years ago by JMason Ray and equaled by Duarte last year.
Duarte is closing in on the school career goal-scoring record of which is currently held by Ray at 72. Duarte has 38 currently with two-plus seasons to play.
Additional goals in the first game came from Kaleb Odum, with two (his fourth and fifth of the year), and an "own goal".
All 25 players on the roster saw playing time in the match, Hindley said. Senior Tucker Smith was in goal and was called on to make five saves on nine Baker shots. The Tiger Sharks had 24 shots in the match.
The second game was called due to the �mercy rule� with the score 8-0 in the middle of the second half.
Duarte had his fifth hat trick of the season. Senior defensive midfielderdefender Javarri Beachum also scored three goals (his second hat trick of the season) and now has 10 goals on the year.
Adding a goal was Odum. Assists came from Duarte, senior Daniel Jones, and eighth-grader Jacob Lacour. Smith was in goal once again and saw 60 minutes of action before giving way to Jones for 10 minutes and Drew Lacour for 10.
They shared the shutout as Smith made five saves, Jones one and Lacour three. Smith earned the win and is now 10-1-1 with a 1.269 Goals Against Average.
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Miguel Ruiz, Alan Aronson and Marjorie Hlava
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This panel will present an overview of the state-of-the-art in automatic and computer aided indexing systems, and focus on discussion of the factors that influence the success of the implementation of these system as well as the criteria for evaluation. We also will present several case studies of operational systems such as the Indexing Initiative at the National Library of Medicine, the American WaterWorks Association, the IEEE and ASIS&T Digital Library. Final recommendations and best practices will be presented and discussed among panel members and the audience.
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Little Panic as Cyprus Banks Reopen
Cypriot banks reopened their doors for the first time in nearly two weeks. But there was little sign of the expected rush to remove deposits. WSJ's Joe Parkinson suggested new capital controls may have helped to calm things down for now. Photo: Reuters
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